Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-26

pacity. Hon Ross l.. Hammond addressed
the audience at some length. Hon. J. Il.
Frick Of Fremont followed with an address
OF two hours in which the money question
was analyzed and the vagaries and tallacies
OF the populsuc creed fully exposed. The
large audience gave the closest attention
until the close Of the meeting.
NELSON, Neb. Sept 25.-(Special) THE
women organized a Mckinley Sound Money
club here last night OF 100 members and
say they will get $50 soon. They elected
the following officers: President. Mrs +,
n. Gourlay; vice president, Mrs Jacob Rit.
terbush and Mrs. A. J.. Minor; secretary,
Mrs Bessie II. Scherzinger treasurer, Mrs
w. H. Dsbrow; usher. Mrs VI. a. Rube
The Mckinley Sound Money club went to
Liberty precinct tonight with its cUrnet
band to organize a club there. Heretofore
that has been a strong populist precinct.
HASTINGS, Sept 25.-tSpecial TelegramD
The Women's Republican club meeting
this evening at the court house was at
tended by the largest crowd that has turned
out to any Of its meetings On account
of the absence of Mrs w. Il. Andrews, who
was to deliver the address OF the evening
many short speeches we're made by promi-
nent members of the club.
EUSTlS, Neb., Sept 25.-(Special)-The
republicans had a rally here Wednesday
night and organized a Mckinley and Ho-
bart club Or. j. A. Andrews was elected
president. Frank Cuttings, vice president;
J. B. McElwain, second vice president; Il.
p. Dunlap secretary When the meeting
was called to order by f. NJ. Rathbun the
hall w9s crowded. Addresses were made
| by John c. Gammill and A. Wilsey.
BARTLEY, Neb. Sept Special y
Political questions are still attracting at
tenton here. There was a good audience
| Wednesday evening to hear A. II. Moore
of McCook. He made very fine address
| in which he presented the leading issues
in a clear and interesting manner. The
| Mckinley club and the cornet band went
| to Cambridge last evening to hear Mr..
| Edward Rosewater.
DEWITT. Neb Sept. 25.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Mckinley and Hobart club held
a very large and enthusiastic meeting at
, their headquarters tonight. Hon. J. NJ.
| bambCrtsOn OF Lincoln addressed the audi
Cncc in very plain and able manner. The
! WOmen's Republican Glec club, Mckinley
and Hobart quartet ana the Excelsior band
| assisted In entertaining the large audience.
! Every day brings gain for Mckinley here.
| STUART, Neb., Sent 25.-(Spccial Tele-
| gram.)-The republican rally at this place
! tonight was great success. The street pa
rade composed of the Atkinson and Stuart
! Mckinley clubs and also the Atkinson and
! Stuart Wcmen's Mckinley clubs, with ban
/ nCrs, torches and transparenciCs headed by
the Stuart Ccrnet band, made magnificent
appearance, and enthusiasm was at the high
est pitch. The large opera house was
| packed to overlooking with those eager to
| hear the true doctrine of sound republican
! ism discussed The orator OF the occasion
was Hon. Chester b. Bradley of Casper.
| Wyo. For one hour and half he discussed
! the issues of the campaign in a clear and
! forcible manner, and was time and again
| interrupted with tremendous applause by
the vast audience before him 1t is no ex-
| aggeration to say that Mckinley and Ho-
bart stock advanced several points as a re-
| suit of the meeting
| PLhTTSMOUTH, Neb.. Sept. 25-(Special
TelegramD The II. N. Dovey Flambeau
club of eighty members will go to Murray
tomorrow night to participate in the repub-
| lican rally. The boys have been drilling
| every night for the past week and have be-
| como proficient in several intricate evolu-
| tiCns. The Plattsmouth quartet will also go
| down and about 100 other enthusiastic re
| publicans President John Edmunds of the
Murray Mckinley club promises to have
| some fine orators for the occasion and
| West Rock Bluffs precinct is going to outdo
| herself tomorrow.