The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-11
WHERE 1T CENTERS
ILLINOIS TO BE THE SCENE OF THE
LAST GRAND CHARGE.

Silver Forces Will Concentrate for the Few
Days Previous to Election in the Sucker
State and Will lombard the Citadel,
Chicago, at the Raie of Fifty to One
| Hundred Meetings a NiGht-Paimer and
Buckner Will Also Close the Campaign
| in That State-Their roliti-
| cal News in General,
Chicago, Oct. 10.-A conference Of
Democratic leaders was held today in
Chairman Jones Office to make final
arrangements for the campaign in HI
| inois. Among those present were Sen
ator Teller, Congressman Hartman OF
Montana, and Towne of Minnesota,
and Governor Altgeld. It has been
definitely determined that all Of the
former Republican silver leaders will
stump the state during the closing
weeks of the campaign. Senator Tel
4 Ter is in feeble health and will speak
only when his health warrants it.
| On the silver side the aggressive cam
paign promised for Cook county, (Chi-
cago), will commence next week and
Republicans are none the less active,
and it is estimated that from fifty
to one hundred meetings will be held
| every night.
The announcement is made at gold
Democratic headquarters that when
Senator Palmer and General Buckner
! return to Chicago from their south
ern trip they viii probably be sent
out on a special train to make speech
es throug central and southern Hill
nois
PALMER AND BUCKNER.
Chicago. Oct. 1O.-Following is the
itinerary of Generals Palmer and
Buckner from Detroit to New Or
leans and return to Chicago, October
II to October 10: Leave Detroit via
Michigan Central Monday October
u, 20 p. m; arrive at Cincinnati
via Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Tuesday at 1:30 a. m Leave Cincin-
day, 11:40 a. M; arrive at Columbia,
natl via Louisville and Nashville Tues
day at Ii a. m, arrive at Columbia,
Tenn, at 1887 p. m. Tuesday; after
noon meeting at p. m. Wednesday;
leave Columbia Wednesday, IA, at 6:15
p. m; arrive Pulaski, Tenn, 7:10 p.
m. Wednesday evening meeting; leave
f'uldSkl ll-oO D III. w cuf-SOdy, diIlHc
Birmingham Thursday, 5:45 a. m; after
non meeting 1:130 p. m; leave Birming
ham Thursday 4:35 p. m; arrive Mont
gomery Thursday, 8 p. m; evening
meeting; leave Montgomery Friday
40 .. m; arrive Mobile Friday, 1:40
p. M; afternoon or evening meeting;
leave Mobile 3:15 a. m. Saturday; ar
rive New Orleans 7:40 a. m. Saturday;
evening meeting; leave New Orleans
Sunday a. m; arrive Chicago Mon
day, October 10, 1890 p. m.
GENERALS IN ILLINOIS.
Rockford, His, October 10.-The par
ty Of campaigning generals reached
Rockford this morning at 10 O'Clock
amid the booming of cannon, the din of
factory whistles, the music of bands.
and the cheering Of thousands as
sembled at'the depot greet them. The
meeting was presided over by T. G..
LAWYER, ex-commanded-in-chi Of the
G. A. r. The party spent an hour
here, during which time speeches were
made by General Alger, John r. Tan
ner, General Sfckles, General Howard,
Corporal Tanner, General Thomas ].
Stewart and others. The greatest en-
thIlsiasm prevailed, special appeal
being made to stand by Tanner and the
whole ticket. When the train departed
from the city, the cannon again start
ed, while the factory whistles kept up
their noise til after the party got be-
yond the city limits.
PARTIAL FUSION IN MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Oct 10-There will be no fu
sion between the Democrats and the i
Popuiists on the Missouri state ticket. |
That was settled by the action of the |
Democratic state committee today. After !
session OF fifteen minutes it formal |
iy ratified the action of the sub-cimmit-
tee in affecting fusion on the electoral |
ticket by giving the Populists four |
places. and adjourned. The state |
committee did not discuss the propo- l
sition of the Populists to give them /
two places on the Democratic state /
ticket IN return for not putting out 4
their list Of nominees. Immediately /
after the meeting Secretary Love said /
that the Democrats would file their /
joint electoral ticket and the regular !
Democratic state ticket also. When |
apprised of the action of the Demo- !
cratic state committee, Chairman Ro- |
selle Of the Populist state committee
said he would also file at once the
complete Populist ticket nominated at
Sedalia.
ANARCHIST" COCKRELL
Kansas City, Oct 10.-United States
Senator Francis VI. CockreI. speaking
10 a large audience at Independence IN
the interest of the Chicago platform
and nominees, said during his remarks:
Il say to you, gentlemen, that If a gov
eminent for the people, OF the people
and by the people is anarchy, then I
am glad that we are anarchists" The
utteranoe was loudly cheered. Con-
Senator Cockrell predicted that
Brayn would carry Missouri by ma
jority from $4,000 TO 100, 900.
CHAIRMAN DANFORTH'S KICK.
Albany, Oct 10-Secretary of State
Palmer today decided that the National
Democratic gold standard) is entitled
10 a place on the official ballot under
the designation given. The contest
which was begun by Chairman Dan
'orth Of the regular Democratic state
win be continued in the
courts.
THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE
Mr.. G. Calllouette. Druggist, Beav-
>rsville. Ill, says: ITO Dr.. Kings New
Discovery l owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the phys!-
clans for miles about, but OF no avail
and was given up and told / could not
i've. Having DR.. Kings New Discov-
Try IN my store I sent for a bottle and
1egan Its use and from the first dose
began to get better, and after using
hree bottles was up and about again
{ Is worth It's weight in gold We
Won't keep store or house without It."
ret a free trial at Geo. Van Werden's
Pharmacy, 32s N Main street, and c.
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