Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10
TRIUMPHANT MARCH.
Crowds Surround Tho Train Carrying
hE Bryan.
NJ ENTERS TIE STATE OF ONO,
Oriy Sh RI sptchos E,caus' w. Ian'
date Nu,t Stys Ills fOcl
fir Ntw York

4 date Nusi NlNs Ills fU.c'
Tor N,w York
MoNaoayLLE, Ind, Aug. lO.-Mr
Bryan lelt Chicago on the Peursyl'
vaula Central little before midnight.
At South Chicago aud other suburban
stations large crowds surrounded tue
iraiu and gave ven. TO their gntuusl.
asm by the aid Of fireworks anu brass
bands.
Bryan whs feeling unu.uhlly vel
over the meeting Mt Chicago, VITA a.
}. Warner, OF the Bimstalll' League,
and George T.. Peek Of WHcon'in.
Pock recently was against Hyau, Tut
las changed front anu aasyui Bryan
tnat ho would carry wiScous
HAND siiAriNG ALL AuouNp.
VALrAnAI,o, Ind, Aug. lU,--At
1855 o.. ~. i,UUJ people were 10 walt
IuE, ablut 100 carrying t0fCurs. lnufc
was music. Cnoor after cheer finally
brought Bryan out.
A. Columbia Guy, 100 miles out OF
ChtCngu, NJ i.ij u.u,, tucIc were about
shy people ht the depot. B,Hal came
Uut before tho tram u,nuyd sud "a Ok
haude all mouui. When tue ttaiu
reached Fort Wayne at 5;21 a,m. there
Wcr1 probably 5000 pt0pe on the
platform. Bryan was greeted cItIlaliy,
10 tho f,guu1t mat hu spent, DO GO.
piled somewhat hUarsUly. II expected
70 have large audiuuCU lu New Nnfk
anu wanted 10 save sumo voice. Al
who cared TO occurred u gra.p VI hit
hand.
"Hurrah for the next pfe.ident,"
came voice from the cfowu. "rhat n
efficiently indefinite" added Bryan,
TO permit all . luiu," anu chusis
were given. A. the trniu Ifvw away
from the station m Uus thlutsJ,
"Fut old Allen Z. uu,y IJf 1900 plu'
ialiIy for Bryan"
M PROMISED ONO.
VANwEET, Oiir, Aug. tO.-At
/ Monfucviil,, the at town ~ iudiann,
there was ia onthusinsuc gtDwd Of go
| PEOPLE.
Whon the train pulled into NaDwcFt,
| ohio, at 1855 n.m. there were .,OlU
people hitembled abound tho uupol
/ W hose cheers drowned the music VI
tue band. The hfsl 10 greet Bryan
were four rCmafhuhly handsome anu
enthusiastic its wearing silver caps
with "Btyan anu rvSall' Ia silver
leitrrs around tho tltCk vlsOt uaud.
| one man In an old aUldief's uniiofm
clung 10 Bfyan's hand long enough "
| promise him ONO by 10000.
People climbed ovog Hul under the
cars with the utniOs, Tooklu-snts, IA
th,ir zeal to get nearer the platform.
No nnr nnd taken the prrcsutlOn 10
SEQ thut tho Bryan cgr was al thu rear
| Of the train. 10 was ihu iirit coach
back of the baggage cat with nhsu.
nve COACHES following anu this Inter
| fpftd with the plans Of the iostiiug
crowds. Az the train pulled out thros
| Tsuslug chOtra were given Bryan,
FUWEsT, ONO, Auf, lU.-At Wash.
ington, OliO, about loo people extend.
/ ed unnd 10 the Nuufnskau. Al
along the line Judge PfenI,ss OF Chi.
cage, who was travelling with Bryan
/ was m lstaken for Bland,
w. w. Dughin, chairman OF the
| slate central committee, introduced
Bryan at DuukifE, Oni1, Tue n1mi.
i
| thoufBnd people aui SAT-: "Ladits anu
gentlemou: am VIZ glad 10 meet you
this morning and glhd 10 uOtiCp the
Interest which you arc taxing In this
campaign. (Applau5s,)
"ln my judgment II Is the most im.
| poTtant campaign the people OF this
country nave been called upon TO o.,
gage In for many ytata. Aud what |
/ L . a. H.
this money question iOr yourself anu
\ when you have mado up your MIND
! what's Tighi, then do what you think
beet" tGreat applausc).
MUST SAVE ms voiCE FOR NEW YORK
DEpuos, Ohi1, Aug, 10. - Mayor
| Baxter introduced Bryan 10 900 men
| anu women this morning 10 say thal
| they mutt not ark him o. speak, as he
| was saving his voice tor New York. A
large section Of tho platform iank five
ieot, carrying down 100 people. Upon
learning that 40 ona had been injured
Bryan remarked: "Ladies aud gentle.
men: II you get on our platform, N
w0n't fall with you"
Mrs. bryan ASSISTS Nm
LIMA, Aug. lO-The train arrived
here at 1850. Taeln were o, 900 people
at the station. There was 40 speaking
MTs. Bryan assisted her husband In
Shading the bfawny hands exlenuel
from all sides.
Mt, and Mrs. Bryan seemed TO on
/ Joy the ovation extended 10 them Of
well as the happy crowd by whom
they were surrounded.
| After shaking handa some timt
| BTyGu T0marklu; "WuI, this IL Ohio. ,
Whutent u cIlizsn rcmnJked; "You
bot, and OHIO 10 for you" BTyan told
the crowd hu was happy 10 hud ~
many more silver men NJ Lima thar
hu found thufe a yoat aRo on his visit
The ttain pulled cut after n stop OF n
miuutuS.
ALLuslOS 10 rOsIOTFICEs.
ADA ohio, Aug. lO--W. w. Dur
bin, GAairman OF ths Dsm cratic com
u.itl0e, who b ardei the train AZ Lima
Insisted ON BRYAN saying iuw wordi
~ this place, where no dc.
livnTel his CImmluCumeut ora.
ton at tho Normal uuiyerlgy
last year. Professor II. IA. Lahr, pres.
lgont OF tho Uniyersily, introduced III,
candidate as "lhs next Pfosigeut.'
Bryan was received with cheers and