Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-23
Us INDICATIVE OF WIND
lp Assurance That i}ryan VIII
Successful in Many Close
States.
kIark of Butte Writes EncGur'
b binrly-Orders for Rail
road Men.

W llllam y. bryan, more IellaDle
are constantly being received in
alls from men who are we'll in
concerning the situation in their
We localities and who write free
" desire to bolster up a lost cause
thout any suspicion that their
are to be made public.
tribune has recently published
these opinions and hundreds
b reaching Montana every day.
John A. Largent has received
prominent politician of Illinois,
acquaintance, who is goldbug
b believed that Mr.. Largent, too,
ped the same gods because he
ays been a republican, a letter,
b the writer says that he is ex-
sorry to say that the chances
\ favorable for Bryan's carrying
bunty and Illinois; that at pres.
best politicians admit that the
y is for silver's champion, but
) McKinleyites hope to stem the
Thin the next two weeks.
Williams of Logging Creek has
burned from Kansas City and
hat all the talk in that vicinity is
yan and that the Mckinley men
vicinity concede Missouri to sill l..
hough they claim that the major
be small.
htleman in this city has Il brother
In the employ of r. l.. Polk &
st. Paul, compilers of the di-
bs and gazetteers of several north
/ states. He writes that North
is absolutely safe for Bryan; that
Dakota leans slightly toward Nc
but that the farmers in that
fe yet studying the question and
re undecided; and tnat in Min
the country is evenly divided, so
the expected Mckinley majority
Paul is less than the expected
majority in Minneapolis, silver
eure the nine electoral votes of
Ste.
her Great Falls gentleman has re-
letter from his brother, who is
ed in the Great Northern car
st. Paul, the writer saying that
Employees of the Great Northern
'aul are shouting for Mckinley in
Ind in private announcing their
bn to vote for Bryan. They say
|bey shout to hold their jobs and
|ote to secure fair pay Tor their
w, II. Gelsthorpe yesterday re,
q letter from a prominent poll.
of West Virginia. The writer as
the doctor that West Virginia is
Or Bryan and shows that his state
ng deluged by estimates that claim
ana for Mckinley by anxiously ia.
e il Bryan is safe in this state.
y. j. B. Leslie has received letter
q politician of Hart county, Ken
/, the home of Gen. Buckner, third
ant aid de-camp to Mckinley. which
!, that thorough poll Of Hart
y shows only G7 gold democrats
{ over 1000. lie further STATE
kentucky is undoubtedly for Brytn
lope OF the MckinIeyites that Buc k
would pull many ex-consedera'es
& gone glimmering when n large
er of them replied to Buckner's ap
that he "had surrendered them al
lson, but could not surrender them
gland
ldy in this city has received a letter
% school teacher in Decatur, LII
1t railroad center. relating an eX,
Ice of that teacher that thoroughly
heed her that the railroad mon who
wearing Mckinley buttons anC
IL gold on the streets we're pray ing
me for the success of Bryan. She
zen explaining to the children the
m of government aud what officers
elective. Finally she asked
3m are We to elect this year," The
was mighty shout, as with one
,"Bryan.'
brother of prominent Great
attorney is in the employ of +. q
& Co., at Syracuse, N. Y. His du
Iecessitate his visiting in all sections
state, particularly in the farming
nunities. He is a goldocrat, but he
. that the traditional republican
rity above Spuyten Duyvil is al
Ifatuus this year and that if Tam
is solid, "New York will certainl,
I her strength to the repudia
u.s."
B most cheering news Of all vas re
b in Great Falls yesterday, in ;
Ito letter from w. A. Clark, the
millionaire. who is a keen politica
'ver and in close touch with Bryan
Drters. Mr.. Clark asserts positivel,
,heerfully that Bryan will certainl,
both Indiana and Michigan, will
,ctoral votes, and the indications
hat he will secure the 33 votes o
lesota and Illinois.
ssident Hill of the Great Northern
vay company says that 80 per con
at company's employees will vote 70
inley, April 13, 1894, Mr., Hill sait
30 per cent Of the people along thu
: Northern system were opposed tt
trike and that the men would lose
IN tho ID OF May, 1894, 30 per cen
9 people of Great Fails marched be
a banner that read, sit WAS a hare
10 climb, but we climbed IT," Yes
ly prominent railroad man o
7 Falls said that 90 per cent of MI
employees would o. X. the follow
rider:
Train Order No. 100.
Workingman's Silver Railway Com
pany.
MIssouLA, Mont, Sept. 2l, 1896.
r Lincoln, Neb.: 70 w. j, Bryal
Engineer-BIyan will run as specia
'ngor train, Lincoln TO Washington
d OF all ticketa, protecting agains
inlaY Ennnigl nust runninn hatuee,