Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-27
COME FROM ALL DIRECTIONS
Thousands Flock to Schuyler to Hear
Sound Money Doctrine.
DEMONSTRATION QUITE ENTHUSIASTIC
Parade of Republican Clubs and
Kindred ORGANIZATIONS Exccis Any
similar Gathering that Sec
tfon Ever Witnessed.

StmtIrr GuthertnW tnut sec
tion Ever Witnessed.
SCHUYLER, Neb., Oct. 26.-(Special Tele-
gram.)--From across the river. up Shell
creek and from the hills and prairie, re-
publcans focked to town and helped make
the largest and most enthusiastic demon
stration ever seen in Schuyler. 1t was
strictly a county demonstration and to say
that republicans were gratiied but lily eN-
presses it, There we're fifty old soldiers,
100 of schuyler's choicest wives and daugh-
ters, 100 of the Schuyler Mckinley and Ho'
bart club. eighty of the Bohemian Marching
club fifty OF the Flambeau club, twenty
eight wheelmen and more than 100 from
precincts outside of Schuyler, besides the
North Bend band and the Schuyler band
and drum corps. More than $50 men were
in line, $50 of whom were voters. There
were profuse discharges of fireworks and in
cessant thunderngs OF anvils. Mr. Il. Rose
wator spoke at Janeck's opera house ana
Ex-Governor Thayer and Hon. II. o. kusseli
at Bohemian hall Logical and convincing
expositions Of Bryan and his Tree silver raj
lacies were features OF the speeches OF all
and good words were spoken lot
| tho republican ticket, from legis-
| lative to presidential. The 9-year-
| old son OF Z. p. OTth made speech
which Governor Thayer said was peter
than any Bryan ever made. John Rosicky
spoke to Bchemans, having large crowd
| to hear his convincing arguments for protec-
| ton, prosperity and sound money
| Much enthusiasm was manifested by the
| women OF Schuyler Interested in the organ
| ization of the Women's Marching CLUB, whlle
many biting sarcasms were INDUCED IN py
| those opposed especially among silverites
| This morning very early bills were FOUND
posted as follows: wanted, forty-hVe wo-
men to march in the Mckinley parade Mon
| day. October &c. One must be OF heroic size
| to pose as Goddess OF Liberty Fifty centa
| each will be paid to all who march, In
| dignation ran so high that a determined
| effort was made to find the perpetrator and
| by o'clock an affidavit was made by Charles
| West that he was paid by certain party &c
| post the bills. II resulted In more deter,
| mined efforts on the part of the women ano
will prove a boomerang in more ways thar
PENDER's CONTRIBUTION
FENDER, Neb., Oct. 26-(Special Tele
gram THE highways OF Fender were
| ablaze with glory tonight. The Pender Nc
| Kirloy club held enc of the most enthusl
astic rallies ever witnessed in Thurstor
county. At 1880 the procession was formed
! with w. A. Whitcomb In command. The
Wayne band beaded the procession, followet
by bands fambeaux clubs, womens march'
ing clubs and large delegations OF torcf
bearers from Wayne, Bancroft, Emerson
| Lyons Wakefield, West Point and Other
| neighboring towns. A delegation OF Omahs
Indians composed part of the procession
Three hundred and fifty Mckinley followers
we're actually in line. covering distance
| Of onc-quarter OF a mile. magnificent dis
play Of fireworks was made as the procession
passed up Main street The opera house
| was packed. Ross l.. Hammond made the
opening speech. Afterwards he addresse'
an overflow meeting at the court hous'
hall and a gathering OF women at the Pee
bles hotel parlors. Banker r. A. Woltse II
a few appropriate remarks introduced Hon
John L. Webster, who completely democrat
i lied the siverites. He was repeatedly In
| terrupted by echos of applause and eacl
telling point was appreciated. Hon. Franz
w. Collins OF Lincoln spoke to the over
how meeting at the court house nan ana u
| the women, giving clear and concise state
ment OF the tariff and money questions.
FIELD SPEAKS AT STELLA.
! STELLA, Neb., Oct. 2G.-tSpecial Tele-
gram Stella outdone all her previous ef
forts in tho immense meeting here this
evening Hon. Allen w. Field CT Lincoln
spoke for two hours, and was given the
closest attention. An interesting fact l.
that Bryan was elected to congress from
this district six years ago by over 5,O0C
majority. and four years ago Mr.. Field was
his opponent and reduced this majority tC
only 140 votes. The speaker was in q
position to make some interesting com
parsons His speech was cheered to the
echo, and did much good for republican
ism.
AINSwoRTH, Neb. Oct. 26.-(Specia
Telegram. )-One of the most successful re
publican rallies for years occurred in this
place tonight. Colonel Akers and Hon
James Whitehead spoke to a large audi
ence in the court house, which was filled
to overlooking. Much enthusiasm pre-
walls among republicans in this county ovel
prospective success. The speeches of these
gentlemen are doing much good in this
part of the state.
NORTH PLATTE ENTHUSIASTIC.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb. Oct. 26.-(Spscia
| Telegram.)-N Platte never saw such
political demonstration as she gave today
to Senator Thurston and Hon. A. E. Cady
The city was filled with farmers from al
parts of the county. At the afternoon meet
ing the opera house was well filed Senator
| Thurston made the principal speech. In the
evening there was a torchllght procession
OF 600 people. There were in line the Unior
Veteran Republican club. sixty-eight strong
the Cady Marching club. the Women's Nc
Kinley club, the North Platte Mckinley
club, the Railroad Mems Sound Money club
! 100 strong; the Boys Mckinley club o.
| North Platte, republican clubs from Hershey
and Sutherland and horse brigade from tn,
country precincts. The fireworks were mag
nihcent Every foot of space in the house
was occupied. There were fully 200 present
| The house was beautifully decorated.
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