Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-01

| Of face, with great beads of perspiration
standing upon his forehead, Mr.. Bryan
created the impression of a man who had
tested his powers of endurance to their
fullest capacity. His first address lasted
barely twenty minutes, after which he
repaired to the Music Hall, whittier as
many of the crowd as could get in fol-
lowed him. He was accompanied in the
train and escorted to the platform by a
committee, of which Senator German
was member. At the conclusion of his
speech at Music Hall Mr.. Bryan return
ed TO Washington.
Big Day at Canton.
Canton, o., Saturday was the scene of
the biggest demonstration there since
nomination day. There were ten visiting
delegations of from 1000 to 5000 each
and utilizing twenty-six special trains,
and estimated at from 10000 to $4,000
people. After the two receptions in the
opera house in the forenoon, one to the
visitors from Hutton, Verona, Oak Mount
and other burroughs of Allegheny Coun-
ty, and the other to the employees Of the
Carnegie City mills of Pittsburg, the
speech-making was transferred to the Nc.
Kinley lawn, part of 1t being done in the
rain. 1t was the big delegation of rail
road men from Chicago, too large for any
hall, who set the example Of defying the
elements. They, with the three or four
hundred telegraphers who came with
them, surrounded the little reviewing
stand on the majors lawn and listened
to and cheered the assurances of support
delivered by their spokesman.
Fights Gold with Gold Eagles.
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nancial School," used $1,000 in gold
eagles as an object lesson in the course
of his speech at the Chicago Auditorium
Saturday night. Four thousand people
heard Mr.. Harvey's speech, and applaud.
ed vigorously at frequent intervals. A
large blackboard figured prominently In
the speech, Mr.. Harvey attempting to
show with its assistance the evils of mo-
nometallsm. He resurrected his argu-
ment that all the gold available for money
in the world could be cast into solid
cube Of twenty-five feet. Still working
at the blackboard, he showed that the
same amount-S4, 200, ,OO0,O ,OO0-in silver
all that is available for money, would, il
cast into solid block, make cube thirty.
! six feet.
Answers schurz and Cochran.
Gov. Altgeld spoke at Central Music
Hall, Chicago, Saturday night in reply
to Carl Schurz and Bourke Cochran. He
was greeted by a mass of humanity that
filled every portion of the hall, and there
were thousands outside who clamored fol
admission, but had to content themselves
with hearing lesser orators at overflow
meetings. The Governor dealt almost
wholly with the money question, and his
audience applauded him continuously.
| Senator Thurstou Speaks.
| West Side Republicans of Chicago were
entertained in big tent at Loomis and
| West Harrison streets Saturday night
There were IA good many thousands OF
them present, and they yelled and ap
plauded the speakers as though they
thoroughly enjoyed the sentiment.
Spooner at Milwaukee.
! The Republican campaign in Wiscon.
sin was opened in Milwaukee Saturday
evening at Schlitz park by ex-senator
John 9. Spooner. Notwithstanding the
chilly weather, there were about 5000
people crowded into the summer theateI
at the park.