Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-15

laburing men OF Lincoln. Inc cluO VIII CO.
operate with the central committee in
arranging for a fireworks parade of all
marching clubs in this county.
WOLBACH, NCb.. oct. II (Special)-
The people of Spring Creek precinct aud
the village OF Wolbach assembled Monday
night to hear X. IL. Langford oXpound the
doctrines of sound money. protection and
reciprocity, and the meeting will be remem-
bored as one of the best and most enjoy
able the people Of this town and vicinity
ever attended.
LA PLATTE, Neb, Oct. 1i.-(Special)-
An interesting and instructive republican
meeting was held at the Mckinley and llo-
bart club rooms Monday evening. /. r.
Andrews of Omaha addressed a large gath
erng.
DUNBAR, Neb., Oct. ti.-CspecialD-Yo
terday afternoon preparations were made for
the opening Of the campaign in Delaware
precinct Early in the evening crowds began
coming from every direction and by the
time the hour OF speaking had arrived the
streets we're crowded. c. G.. Ellwlnger,
Anton thinner, NJ. L. Hayward of Nebraska
City. John c. Watson. w. Orton, Patrick
Roldy. j. o. Moore and Paul lessen ad-
dressed the large and enthusiastic audience,
IN NORTHERN COLFAX.
SCHUYLER, Neb. Oct. l4.-CSpecial.)-
There was a meeting Of republicans at
Howclls. in north ColIaX county last night,
which proved a grand success. The meet
ing was in the capaciOus Diels IL MCiStrlk
hall which was filed with 800 people who
were addressed by d. Mcleod. candidate
for representative. Twenty-siXth district.
who. in a very few words, gave n clear in
dicatiun of the sort Of man he is. Judge j.
w. Brown, candidate for county attorney,
talked himself into acquaintanceship with
the Gsscmblage and W. r. Howard, eX-editoi
of the Schuyler sun talked upon the ques-
tiOn Of finance. Tho special feature of the
evening was the address OF w. |. Allen upon
the issues Of the day. After the meeting
there was organized a republican club OF
seventy members which is more than the
republican vote of the precinct for n long
time. Officers of the club: +. J. Hrubegly,
president Thomas Walker, vice president;
c. r. Schneider secretary; Pames Palik.
treasurer.
RED CLOUD. Neb.. Oct. 1i.-(special)--
Hon. A. s. Churchill addressed crowded
house at the court house last night There
was insufficient room or the meeting woule
have been one of the largest OF the season.
BLUE SPRINGS, Neb., Oct. if.-tSpeciai)
Political attractions were divided last
night between Hon. Il. p. Hutchins OF Iowa
and G. y. Murphy Of Beatrice, who spoke
here and Kelly of Omaha spoke at Wymorc
| Both meeting were well attended.
| MORDEN, Ncb.. Oct N.-(Specal )-Mor-
ris addressed large crowd at this place
Saturday night. His address was able ana
well received by the people. lie plainly
showed that the crime Of '7S was no crime
and that the decline of prices was not due
| to decentralization of silver.
BURWFlL, Neb., Oct l.-(Special.l-
Tho largest sound money meeting of the
season was held here last night r. II.
| Langford of North Platte spoke to a crowded
house.
HARRISON. Neb.. Oct. 14.-(Speclal)-A
grand republican feast was enjoyed
Bodarc Monday night. Captain f. NJ Dor.
ringtOn for more than two hours talked on
the issues in mastery manner. He
silencad the last populist gun here,
DAVID CITY. Neb., Oct. 14.--(Special)-
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster addressed a large and
| enthusiastic audience at the opera house last
| evening. Her remarks were directed in the
main to the consideration of the financial
question, which she handled in mastery
manner.
BERLIN Neb., Oct 14-(special Telo-
gram.)-The republicans held an cnthusl-
| as;ic rally here this afternoon. The church
was filled to overlooking. The principal
speakers were Judge VI. l.. Hayward SEN
ator Orlando Tcfft and Hon. Pat Roddy.
! Tremendous enthusiasm greeted their ar,
guments There were more people and
teams in town today than at any time for
tho past year
HASTINGS, Oct 14-CSpecial)-M
! Adler of Omaha spoke here last night at
| the court house TO good sized audience,
| composed of Germans, on the political issues
| of the day. Sometimes the applause which
| accompanied tho speakers remarks grew en-
| thuSiastic.
BEGA. Neb., Oct. 14-(special)-Th re-
publican meeting held here last evening
| addressed by w. j. Courtright OF Fremont
was productive OF much good for the cause
| of sound morey. as being in the interest OF
| the farmer and wage Garner
LINING UP IN LAUREL.
| LAUREL, Nob,, Oct. l4.-(Special)-A
grapl Mckinley rally was held at this place
| last might Thirty young women with fam
| beauN and hundred voters headed by the
band paraded the streets for half an hour
all shouting and singing for Mckinley.
| sound money and protection. The women also
| favored the meeting with several new cam
| paign songs and brought down the house
| Hon. II. L. Sammis of Lemars, la. spoke for
| over two hours upon the finance and tariff
| issues and demonstrated beyond a doubt that
| he vas n well informed orator Some popu-
lists tried to interrupt The speaker, but fai ed
f, They are t.o TO one for Mckinley, MacCOll
hammond and Miller mp here.
| OScEOI.A, Neb.. Oct. l4-(Speclal)-It
| vas not the-last meeting of the campaign
that was held at the Munspn opera house yes
| terday afternoon, but the last to be held by
| Congressman Hainer. Judge 4, II. Saunders
| presided, He opened the meeting with re
marks that put the people in good humon
! Congressman llaiaer for over two hours
poured tho solid shot into them red hot Con
| gresham liainer went from here to shelby.
! This county has reduced the populist ma.
/ iogity from 200 to abou; 200
SYRACUSE. Neb,. Oct. 14.--(Speca Tele-
| Graml-hn enthusiastic crowd assembled
| this evening, the occasion being q republican
| rally. Judge Harvard. Pat Roddy J. O..
! Moon, Anton Zlmmcr, Paul Jcgsan AMI Jack
| AacColl spDlie,
HoLDREGE, Ncb,, Oct 1l.--(special Tcle-
| sram)- Major William Warner OF Kansas
City spoke here tonight. The na,nbcau
! club made parade headed by the band.
| There were 400 voters in the line OF parade
I-and many could not secure seats in the
opera house, 1t being inadequate 20 the
| crowd,
silver Men Dcnnuncc Richardson.
DIES MONIES, ia. Oct. i.-(Spccal Tclo-
gram.) .)-rhe silver democratic state central
committee is still trying 20 make trouble
for j. ]. Richardson OF Davenport, ex.
| national committeeman from Iowa. Some
time ago II issued statement charging
! Richardson with trying 10 raise money
| from democrats OF the state, represent
| Ing that he VAS Eill member Of the
| organization and In sympathy with 1t. To-
| day tho committee issued red hot circular
| over the signatures of Chairman Curry and
| Secretary Carr, denouneing Richardson as
| an alleged fraud or the democrats of the
| state All democrats are warned against
1 n RlplarISDn as nf the a N