Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-18

good sized aydiepce at the opera house last
evening tRs remarks were prod Ictive OF
much good for the cause OF sound money
and protection, as he presented the case
In stror= manner.
MARSLAND, Neb., Oct 17.-(Special)- y
republican rally was billed for this place
for Thursday afternoon and at o'clock
speaking began, with MIR. A. q. Fisher,
candidate for county attorney. and Captain
porrington present. Fisher did not take
up politics, but told the audience what he
could and would do IL elected. Captain Dor
rington well known to all citizens here
gave tho audience a great treat, covering
all the questions at issue in masterly man
ner
HARVARD OFT. 17.-(special) Last even
ing the Republicans held a very enthusiastic
meeting and wefo addressed on the financial
issue by L. AZ Payne OF Hastings. Payne
was for many years In the banking business
in this city and all of his old friends were
present to hear him, regardless OF party.
MASON CITY, Neb., Oct. u
Hon. A. r Cady spoke to a large audience
at the opera house last evening. Many came
from distance to hear the speaker. The
Ansey band added to the attractions.
BELGRADE, Neb.. Oct. 17.-(Special)-W.
j. Courtwrlght OF Fremont spoke to large
audience from the republican standpoint
here last night. At the outset he invited
questions, and they came so fast that he got
considerably mixed up. and failed to make
his points as clear as he should have done
However. much interest was manifest
About twenty stalwarts were present; the
balance were demopops ana prohibitionsts
OLIVE, Neb., Oct. 7.-(Special.)-The re-
publican meeting here Thursday evening
was very attentive and enthusiastic one,
the address being by W. j. Courtright of
Fremont. The numerous populists present
were surprised. to find so many strong
points in favCs OF the gold standard. Every
question asked the speaker was fully and
cCnvincingly answered
ALBION, Neb.. Oct 17.-(Special) Sen
ator Thurston spoke here last night to a
very large crowd Eully 900 people were
present. a large torchlight procession was
one of the features of the meeting. About
300 were in line. The senator spoke in the
afternoon and evening.
ASHLAND. Neb., Oct. 17.-(Special.) Hon.
r. j. Hainer delivered a fine address at
the opera house in this city yesterday after
noon. The hall was crowded and the audi
ence very attentive. Mr.. Haner is making
thorough canvass in this district. General
Henderson is billed to speak here oc-
! tober o.
HERMAN, Neb. Oct. 17.-(Special)-A
cavalcade numbering thirty-three OF Her
mans staurchest republican voters under
command of William II. Gray, left for Blair
| this afternoon to take prominent part in
sound money rally to be held there this
evening. They were mounted on thirty-two
white horses and one yellow horse en-
! bematlo OF tho commercial ratio of the two
money metals, and will form novel feature
of the parade.
! WAUsA, Neb.. Oct. 17.-(special.) THE
death knell to Bryanism was sounded in
Wau:l yesterday. II was a patriotic Nc
Kinley day, Judge Norris OF POnca and
| Prof. Nelson of Kansas addressed meet
| ing In the afternoon and evening. A large
| delegation from Osmond headed by their
/ band, were here TO welcome the speakers
! and show their patriotism. The Woman $
Mckinley club was very prominent In both
/ the afternoon and evening parades. The
evening parade, Which was a monster. was
| a very pleasing sight the torches and IL
! luminations having very pretty effect. Tho
! speakers, Judge Norris and Prof Nelson.
made eloquent addresses