Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

~ w. w. inftn.lnuftns OF inc vote
In this city ha boon pllled.
NCuRAskA.
OMAHA, Nsb.. nov. a.-Elsc,lon
Day uawned bright but chilly. III.
voters did not appear 10 rls. early. the
terrible struggle Of last night, IN which
a mAjority Of both parties paftlc mated,
appearing TO have exhausted even the
most active. This close OF the frat
hour saw votes coming In little
faster. Both Sides ore literally supplied
with workers watching kscnly for auy
chance u challenge vntea. Charges n
ifaud have been freely made.
At noun reports from the state IndI.
Gated All exceedingly heavy vote early
IL the mgfnitg In spite OF a Dr. szllng
fain, votes were cast more RAPIDLY
than At any Time IA the history OF the
STATE.
LINCOLN, Nov, S-Mf. Bryan toss
,atly ~ take tho train from OmAha 10
LII coin. He and Mrs. Bfyan spsn
the night ut the Paxton hotel. HE
voice was somewhat husky bus his eve
was No bright snd mNupcf ~ cheerful
~ those Of any other map asiif 90
early. lie said he had had refr,shing
sleep and felt well. At $3.50 Mr.. aud
Mis Bryan aud party took train for
Lincoln.
Bryan delivered . speech which was
met with applause. After thakiBE
hands with the ,l.clion tfilclal n, arest
him, Bryan wedged hi. way through
the crowd anu was driven home.
Bryan was met at the railroad tta-
ton on his arrival from Omaha by the
Bryan Home Guard, consisting largely
Of farmers, who received him with a
uhout OF welcome, tn. band playing
Home. Sweet Homp. The Guard
AMI q miscellaneous jncoufso followed
his carriage. The sidewalks were
lined with people, anu there were many
shouts along the way Tor the Democratlc
sianjtrd bearer inisrnpsrted frequently
win cfiea Tor his opponent. When
Bryan reached his residence after yol.
lug, large number Of ncighb9rs and
ftiendf we're assembled IN ffOnt OF tue
house. The Bryan Home Guard formed
a line roschiug from the street 10 his
door. TIE band started tho air, Home,
sweet Home, and when NJ last he
reached tue house n mighty shout
went up from over n tnousAni throsts.
They called for q speech, and tufHing
10 them, bis voice shaking with enc
ton, he said n few words. They
obeefed him repeatedly.
He said. LAdies aud gentlemen:
have now done all could TO secure
success ip this campaign, and there 10
nothing LETT but 10 await the faturnn.
1 want 10 thank my good friends Iwho
have been no kind nnu oouttrous Ia my
leaving and my returning, land what
ever may be too result OF this cam.
lAign, shall always DO able TO say my
ntighbOfs VINO agree with ms in my
political convictions did evstything In
their power 10 secure success In this
election. L ask you now 10 msniiost
your further Interest by giving 90
mnch Of the remainder OF this day a.
you eau 10 getling the vote out aud 10
SEQ TO IL that every one understands
tho form Of tho ballot % that
no mistakes will be made. You undvr.
siand that IN ihls state you have bolt. |
ing Democrats inst on tue tickets, and
they uid this In order TO peIpetfate |
maud upon tho voters OF this stale; aud |
IL Il the duty u all our people 10 do. |
ioaE fraud u they eau by having the
people understand Just how the ballot |
rondt, 10 each person can vote lntelll- |
gently. All We havs asked In thls |
camphign 10 that each cll'zin might |
10 allowed 10 vote rs he please, aud |
when that ~ done We shall all abide by |
the reeuls whatever u may be.p
rhe early vote 81 Lincoln Ia heavy.
Mr.. Bryan cast his vote ut ll.sg. |
Iie arrived fr.m Omaha au hour
earlier but vAa compelled 10 secure a
Cer;iflcalo Of citizenship ou account Of |
allure 10 register beforehand. "Sure
you w got tho right eleolou?" queries
Que OF the Iudges ~ thu big ballot was
punched Into thu box ana the name Oh |
w, J. Bryan was pnnounced. "i'll |
lake chances on thai," replied the
Pfe.idetial candidate.
Whnn Bfyaa was about 10 vote, oue
q tho election challenges suggest d |
that as q mark OF respect all take vi
their hats. Perhaps zoo men who
shood oulsijs tue ro0ed enclosure diI
NJ requested.
Nj. Bryan aptni vetal hours after
arriving home ~ Opsning packages
presouta nom admitting
Irlends ana iokinR with the CORES
pondrnts. A. l;ib he retired aud H. n
CIV momonis was asleep.
Reports received by Chairman Post
" the Republican com miltse from
various parts Of tho state arc 10 tina
fleet that up 10 2 o'clock about two.
.hlIds VI the vOte had bBou cast. Nc.
Post says that the reports received ate
'niirely satisfactory.
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 3.-There
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