Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-02
THE last EFFORT.
Buau Encounters Omircus Gold
Badges In His 0sn STATE.
HAND SHAKING AT CANTON TODAY.



mi. morning Bryan was proceeding
vu,wsri from LincoIn on the last
DAYS work In the campaign. The sun
had not risen when ho .enohed the
,p,cl.I train and thoio were only COM
parauyely few people gathered about
The depot TO SEQ him. These few,
however, gave him an enthusiastic
,hou. ss tho train pulled out. The nIst
,,op was made At Seward, n Rrpupli'
can town, and fully half the crowd
we're yellow badges. Brysn was. how.
ever, respectfully received. TIE ap-
pearance Of golden colors In his own
,t,te seemed 10 put the candidate
on HE metal aud while he talked only
about ten minutes, he delivered n
very pointed address. Rsieftipg 10
the appearance Of "a many gold colon
10 minated that tho proper material
for tho farmer 10 us-, VINO would dit
play . gold badge, was straw, "ior,"
he said, ''under existing circumstances
wsll street gets your wheat anu leave.
you nothing but straw" His bric'
sddfess was devoted largely TO q de-
nunciation Of the issue Of bonds.
Notwithstanding the large number
Of Republicans present. Bryan was
Literally applaudsd. IL was notice.
Abie that some shvuters wore yellow
baJges.
sIoRE AUDIENCES AND rrIiiusrAin
AURORA, Neb.. Nov, 2,-As the Jay
PROGRESSED Bfyan's audiences began To
a
YUfk, whlcn was reached at . O'CLOCK,
thousands OF farmers were waiting
aud the enthusiasm was great. There
not nearly 90 many as At
Seward. bryan was introduced as the
nsxt President OF tho United States,
aud replied that II dependsd q great
deal how the peopleof Nsbfaska would
vote. rnis brought great cheer AM
assurance that the slats Il all right Tor
him. lie said this year the people had
made the experiment OF choosing n
presidential candidate rem west OF
the Mississippi river aud some people
IN NebfAsks seemed very much afraid
that there would be Prtsident from
Tho wet. His speech met = roaJy
response from the fprmerr ami labor
tfr. Tue train slowed up A. II went
through Barshnw anu few hundred
people assembled at the depot hnd
rnsef.d Bryan londly.
HrFEcrs oP THE GOLD STANDARD.
AURORA, Neb., Nov. 2.-Bryan had
Dig crowd nj Aurora. He dwelt In
his Ufief address upon tho effect OF the
GOLD standard, uspec lally upon tho farm.
lug Interests. HIS points were literally
ApplAudcC, Notwithstanding the pres
ence Of many gold badge wearers.
Grand Island was tho extreme western
point OF tue day's tour, anu In the most
western place visited by Bryan during
the campaign. There was an excellent
meeting there. The attendance was
large anu tho Bfyan sentiment very
strong, judging IRON the vocifttous
Applaule aud this absencs OF gold
badges Bryan talked for thirty min.
utsa here, dwelling upon the inipoI.
q nee Of Individual efforts at the polls
tlmortow, saying tho result OF the
election might depend upon one vote.
lie agPin appealed 10 the agricultural
element TO declare itself Tor n double
tlandatd ~ most certain means OF
securing the return OF prosperity,
which was impossible under lhs ex.
listing cireums1auees.
Tue applause was frequent and Mt
times dunioning, the volume OF sound
being greatly augmented by tho toOi.
Ina OF q large thfosher rugged up for
The occasion. The return trip was be.
gun NJ ll;80. Hahtings will BE- the
next stopping place.
MCKINLEY - SHAKING HANDS ALL
DAY.
CANTON, Nov. Mo orRanlzsd
delegations have teAoheI Canton thus
Tar To-Day, but callers rs individuals
haye bseb going TO aud coming from
hekinley's house all day. snakinR
hanus has baeb the una JoI's chief ocou.
patton duHpg the day. Col. A. l..
Conger aud Judge Msrvin came
with an Internal party OF about u
teofe OF ladies from Akron.
An iniormal party from Massilllon
Also called.
ME-. Mckinley continues 10 improve
thd has almost recovered from tho
Illness which confined her to her room
nearly all last week. Mr.. Mckinley
iooks the picture Of health.
Canton clubs have arranged for q
parade tonight The Canton troops OF
hofeemon, who escorted all the Waiting
delegations To toe Mckinney Rouse
wetu photographed In . group with
Mslor Mckinley this morning and n
hunter oi other such gfoups are
being arranged.
ToMoHhow's WEATHER FORECAST.
WAsnIRGToN, Nov. .. - The yeu.
lhtr euTeau iodhy issued tho following
tpeoial election day bulletin;
WAsnisaroN Nov. II, 1895,
II a. m.
Fair and pleasant weather with
normal temperature prevails this
l0Wsi
From two TO four inohes OF snow
nave fallen over south Dahola and
snow 10 still falling, with tho proba.
putty that u Will continue today anu
tonight In North Dakota about two
inches OF snow has fallen Ia tho south.
gro and Genital part OF the state auu
luo coalitions are favorable for more
saos on Tuesday, aud In eastern Ne.
pinska snow will probably fall. In Min.
uesola, Wisconsin ana upper Micniqnn,
We w.ather 10 cloudy with conditions
strongly indicAting an Unpleasant day
20 tuesday with iiyht rain or snow.
AZ lower Michigan clouds are gather.
lLR and tho conditions are fAvofabls
loi warm weather on Tuesday win
9louus and occasional showers. In
'naiAna, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa,