New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
TWO TO ONE on NKINLEY IN INDIANA

TILT WAY THE TIDE Is RUNNING IN THE MIDDLE
wr~r-ED1-CATIoN DOING THE WORK
1,a,arano,,s Sept IS (SpecaD-There has neen
some herring in this city the result In lndiaha
snd other States AT even money; but on the genera
result odds OF two TO one on Mckinney are OA'''"
Without takers Twenty thousand dollars mas pee"
,oce5 IN one hoard by the Republicans of this city,
giving odds Of $500 TO s2o the general result anu
even money that Ncw-York gives Mckinley ",""
,lrr,li,v Even money is offered on Kentucky going
penublican and also that Indiana VIII go fSepuo
uean by 800 votes. A New-Jersey livestock GUN"
mission man. a Democrat. and KENTUCKY De"io-
cst each telegraphed TO r. X Shle! mere 'oU' -,
psce 500 on Mckinley for them al even i,o"s'
n could he obtained but It could not be fouhu'
,rn ac,ion Of the Populists in deciding TO put an
electoral ticket In the held has greatly treasured
the Republicans and The Evening News unde-
pentenO says edtorially that 1t makes II certain
tho State Will give Mckinley a majority. ke-
Dr,s froro everV county are 10 the effect that the
educational work which has been done mas pceH
excesdinglv effective and In Randolph County
where over five hundred Republicans were disaf-
fe-ted in July owing 10 the money pidnk the
her is now below one hundred and sill falling The
TO half ne size of the Sound Money Democratic vote
- chairman Pickens Of the National Democratic
state Committee said to-day that Bourke Cochran
Octoher 3 Carl Schurz. John K. Fellows and John
= Irish are TO be In the state General mar
rson will make d speech in Indianapolis ouring &c
The Sentinel" the Democratic organ, under the
headline Rank Bribery attempted. gives a two
column story. containing interviews with L, "
Hubbel Of PULASKI County. and captain , NJ
SHEPARD OF indianapolis. both members OF the
Populist Commute, in which they say they were
approached and offered sums OF money 10 prevent
fusion Hubbell says ne was first offered slop and
then S2ccD Members Of the Populst committee OF
Thirteen deny emphaticaly that the decision
against fusion was influenced in the least by money
Ard AN declare that Sewall must come on the ticket
before fusion on any terms Will be agreed TO-. NO
serious attention is paid TO the alleged bribery
charges they being considered as too silly 10 deserve
denial 49,. ,.-,... =, 80
all-day session which the question or putting a
ticket the field was dis used with rnNch
fervor Adjournment for lunch for time diverted
3 vote which seemed likely 10 carry in favor OF a
ticket, and during the afternoon Il was decided IN
the hurry OF business rclegate the question 10 tho
nexf meeting II is believed that the sentiment ls
rrovirg for State ticket and will prevail az that
tine The committee decided TO put Sound Money
nominee for Congress in each district in the state
and also nominees in each Legislative district Re
ports as 10 the condition OF the party showed mat
was gaining support in the central and northern
COUNTIES but not making much headWay IN South-
ern Indiana The speeches made In the conveIltlo
we're particularly bitter In their reference 10 Is r.
shiyejv the silver Democratic CANDIDATE lot Gov
ernor Who was denounced Populst and Green
hacker unworthy the support OF any Sound Money