The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-10-10
BRYAN IS COMING
The Boy Orator of the Platte VIII Be
Here on NOnday.


Tht "Boy Orator Of the Platte is ex-
pected to arrive in st. Paul Saturday
evening, passing through Minneapolis en-
route from Fargo, where he will address
the throngs, remaining in the Sanity City
over Sunday. :.
Monday will find him in the metropolis
of the northwest talking cheerfully to the
people. The baseball park will, in all
probability be the scene Of demonstrate
in the afternoon, and side speeches viii
necessarily be made on the streets. In the
evening Exposition auditorium will ring
with the young Champions unequaled
e!oquence.
Whether or not the railroads offer ex-
cursion rates, it matters not, for the thous-
ands anxious to see him, will swarm into
Minneapolis from outlying towns.
He has suffered to an extent from the
constant changes in temperature having
spoken out-of-doors much Of the time,
sometimes in very chilly atmosphere. nov
ever, he has not as yet failed to warm
it wherever he has gone. Sunday he will
remain quiet in St. Paul for much needed
rest.
1t is understood that eight speeches will
be made in the Twin Cities; one in St Paul
upon his arrival Saturday night, another
Monday morning, and the two mentioned
in this city.
Mr.. Bryan will reach Duluth Tuesday
evening, and will speak In the big street
car barn. The structure will hold from
$4,000 to 10000 people. Following Is Mr..
Bryan's route through the Sixth district,
which he promised his personal friend
Charles Towne silver candidate for con-
grass, to stump in his behalf, over year
ago before he ever dreamed OF being
presidential nominee:
Tuesday, Anoka, 8 a. M, Is minutes; ST.
Cloud, 10 a. M, hour. Little Falls, II m,
80 minutes: Staples, 80 p. M, Is minutes;
rninltnc. Aitkin 4 L
m., Is minutes; Carleton, 6 p. M, Is min
utes; Duluth, p. m.
Owing to the fact that the fusion cam
paign is poorly supplied with money, ad-
yOcates of free silver in Minneapolis are
called upon to contribute toward hall hire.
ed with the campaign committee will do
nate something: M. Breslauer, "A. E. Bark
err G.. NJ. Foote and II. D. Irwin.
No tickets will be required to gain adj
mission to the Exposition, but about 500
tickets will be given out for the stage,
lauer, chairman of the campaign commit
tee, In order to prevent fraudulent tickets
from being honored.
Bryan will make addresses at the Audi
torium, Market Hall, Paul Martins Hall
and Bridge Square. =.
Sunday he will rest.
He will arrive in Minneapolis Monday
afternoon and will be met at the West
Hotel by reception committee at
o'clock. He will not speak during the after
noon The program for Monday night
will be as follows:
Exposition Hall
Platform, on River Front. just outside
the auditorium.
Bridge Square. where a platform will
be erected over the water fountain.
Fireworks and Roman fire will add to
the spectacle of the out-of-door gather
ings and music will be furnished at each
of the meetings. T.. D. O,Brien, one of
the National Democratic Committee. will
make brief remarks at the Exposition
building, entertaining the crowd until
the arrival OF the boy Orator.
While in Wisconsin during the latter
part of this month Mr.. Bryan will Jump
over into Southern Minnesota and tour
the First and Second congressional DIS
tricts, which includes lengthy talks in
Mankato and Winona.
The Ola Soldiers Bryan Club Of Min
neapolis. will be at the Union depot, St
Paul, with a brass band, and will act as
guard escort to the next president.
Each veteran will carry the American
flag and the body will be given reserved
seats in Market Hall.