The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
PALMER AND BUCKNER.
the DEMOCRITIC CdNDIDAIES
TREATED WIrH DISELSPECT.
Carlisle Closes His Kentucky Campaign
Sound Money Speakers in Baltimore
"A Sig Demonstration

ST. LOUIS, oct. 3O.-The fai'her anu
Buckner special train arrl'eu a9 nan
niDal this morning at 0'ooN.
uarty was met nv National Committee
man -. g. Krauthox, OF kansas ivy :
State committeeman X. q. Frost, OF st.
Louis, and other prominent gnu
cid,s. DOniDs anu pelis proCi"ii"ou ''s
arrival, and u large crowd sa'he'ed
around the platform near inc oopo''
where a ten-minute speech was ihaoe
by General Buckner, amid much III
terruptlon by Bryan adherents'
stops were made at various points NC
tween Hannibal and Ssdalia. Large
crowds assembled at each station. The
greeting was at several points wanting
IN proper respect. and cheers Tor Bryan
were given everywhere. AT Paris,
soldier who had served under buCAher
at Fort Donelson. shook hands with MS
old general, saying:
Il SURRENDERED under you once 'eh-
eral. but l won't do 1T again.
At Fayetteville the shouts TOT Tree s"-
yer were 50 furious and long -con'ihueu
that attempts TO speak were aDahooheu'
a large crowd assembled at JEFFERSON
City at 3 o'clock. where the principal stop
OF the day was made.
CARLISLE ENDS HIS CANVASS.
LEXINGTON, KY, oct. 3O.-Secretary
John G.. Carlisle closed his Kentucky
campaign with Il speech in the Lexington
Opera-House this evening TO 3,cDo people
These were all that could get In. Excur-
sion trains were run from all points IN
the Blue Grass region, ana the town was
full of silver men who came 10 hear SEN
ator Blackburn answer Carlisle's speech
tonight. Mr.. CrIisle was introduced
by Colonel ". G. L. Breckenridge. He
spoke for one hour and twenty minutes,
and was given most respectful attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle left this evening
over the Chesapeake and Ohio for Wash
ington.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS.
BALTIMORE. October 3O.-An unusual
array OF orators were announced for an
honest money meeting at Music Hall to-
night. but only 100 persons turned out
to listen to their arguments. The ten
speakers were limited TO ten minutes
each, and they made the most of their
time. Among those 70 address the meet
ing were Major John Byrne, president
of the Honest Money League Of Ameri-
ca Hon Henry T.. Davis. Of Washington;
Hon. Thomas J. Garner. Of Massachu-
sets. who declined the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor OF his State, and
several local celebrities.
BIG SOUND MONEY PARADE.
TROY, y. Z. October 3O.-The sound
money parade in this city to-day was one
Of the greatest demonstrations ever wit
messed in Rensselaer, counety. Business
was entirely suspended during the after
noon, and 1000 men. representing the
various industries of the city. marched
through the principal streets. The city
was beautifully decorated with the ma
tional colors. The demonstration was
strictly non-partisan, members Of both
parties participating.
PALMER MAKES THREE SPEECHES.
KANSAS CITY. MO. October 3O.-Gen-
eral John VI. Palmer made three speeches
IN Kansas City tonight. He arrived here
with his party at ESQ o'clock. At 1880
a. party Of veterans. under command of
General II. T. Devol. marched TO the
Coates House and escorted him to the
Giliiss Opera House. where n magnfn-
cent audience greeted him. the audito-
rum being crowded with people. He
was given an ovation when he appeared
on the stage. After his speech at the
PllIlss, ne was taken 10 Turner Hall
where he delivered another address and
later spok" 1T tho Veterans League
where he remained talking with old SOL
diers Until II o'clock. He left al 11.15
tonight for St. Louis to witness tho
sound money parade tomorrow evening