Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
.TELEGRAPHIC.
Mr.. BRYAN IN OHIO.
Iv,b at Cincinnati Attempts 10
Break Up His Meeting.
rrrGFrRESCE ny TIE POLICE
a., candidate fxrlalus Why str'c
Meu are ~, OPP
pouenls.

c,xnssArI, o., Oct. 2.--wililAm j.
o',an marched into tue heart VI the
".m,,, country tonight and sddr,s'sd
,s,,s bic meeting. In this city. Then
.ss,o.,ed to the Kentucky shore aud
10 toa great ass, m olago nj covins'
~. ltwasa httiux close to moa'
...n,lul day. From dawn to dusk
49,. ,,mlueo sped acfoss West Virginia
49,, Cnatloslon to the Ohio nver'
.,onplng AMI speaking NJ almost every
,orn Of consequences and then along
A.. Kentucky banks to this city. AZ.
,v,ur nero at s.45 O'Clock be was met
iseai committee and tho membeis
nm, Dupkworih cluband WAS driven
~ the Hutel Gibson, where lie ate
NM suppeT. Almost Immediately
sss,uafi a procession was formed 10
Wn.ie nall. where tho iiist and biggest
.s,tlne oil tho night was helG. Al
~, conclusion Of his speech there, he
stsfsssoi two other successive meet.
igss ifom stands erected nt stfset cor
10, 10 crafty the Thousands who
e5uld not gain entrance TO the nall
men he visited CovingtoD.
In the beginning was SLATED Whist
loossd ike an attempt 10 break up tue
m,e,lng, but II was quickly tuppres.
"a. and thereafter tue canIiJato's
ni,nncra we're greeted with tue ut.
n,s,t enthusiasm. This disturbance
Va, created by n gang of fougns In tue
s.ll,fy, aud while IL lasted II threat.
ep,d 10 create trouble.
M. BfyAn Appeared upon the stage
Al SEQ O'Clock, and tho ovation that
sts,tFd his appearance continued
vithout abatement Tor eight minutes.
when the applause had bubsidcd hOn.
l,sui, Remieeu, who acted ~ chair.
uati OF the meeting, Attempted 10 ~.
lfoduee MI. Biyan, but tho gallery
vould not permit him g. talk.
Hon. Gustave Toiel then attempted
10 Eel emething like order, but with
no better success.
Eyontualiy Mr. Bryan stepped to
he fpsakuI'a stand aud raised his
LsuIs In mute appeal i0t silence.
F1f moment nu was successful, nut
With tue sui IL his nIst sentence the
sito Ia the upper part OF ths houtc
vas renewed and tho candidate was
obliged o. resume his seat.
Thon o. J. Co,grove, prtslJont Of
lie COsgtuvo CLUB, under wnoae aus
4 tlsa tho meeting was held, poinltd
\ III - tho chief offenders lnfeu men In
+. uts Of tho balc0pies, and asked the
tslls TO remove them. In DOING 70 no
I fb.ao,eriEsd them ~ blackguaTds,
'lrd sntrealsd the rect OF the AuIiencs
. rive Mr.. Bryan fair play A. fellow
Anefiean ciuzsn. This siieoiually
lr,neod the ofowd q, anu after tue trio
Il teliigeTcnts hsd tOen Aummarlly
ll,elcd, Mt. Bfyan went on with his
iisseh.
The nominee began with n dsclaTa.
ion - nj, Notwithstanding tue rcoog.
Bt,d istue Of tho oampalgn was tho
Money question, aotue Of his opponeutt
A,d s0u. int 70 raisa other questions 10
confuse tho public mind" lie u.
hired to tho charge that no was at.
l,mpling 10 disturb order anu 10 over.
iktov tho law. lie inaiGled that there
va nothing IN tho Democratic plat.
Tim 10 lusiiiy such a charge, aud also
thal tho declaration IN favor Of an
ifeome tex could not be- considered an
attempt TO discrsdit the Supreme coutl.
Referring also TO tue charge that the
Democratic platform oppostd the en-.
igietmvnl OF The Law, Nit. Bryan de-
GLAZED that no would pi0msc, should
! hs tscome the chief executive Ut the
i alou, that he would enforce the laws
/ Ia such n manner that some OF hi
pnssht crltieH would ccme ana on
4 lhsif kneta beg not 10 have the laws
enforced. lie addeo.
Lei Hie suggest 10 you, my friends,
\ tesson ior tho opposition OF some OF