The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-03

white. With Mr.. Bryan playing centre
rush In the dying wedge formed by
those who accompanied "A way was made
through the crowd TO the adjacent base
bah ground. where the greater number
OF his supporters were gathered. His
every mark Of favor.
REACHES LINCOLN.
At o'clock the candidates special
pulled out for Lincoln, fifteen minutes
late. His home city OF Lincoln gave its
mai hearty ratification of William j.
Bryans candidacy during the brief
half-hour ha spent there this evening on
his passage through this place to Omaha
from his Nebraska campaign trip. Just
before clock when the train was dis
appearing beyond the prairie horizon his
special train reached the Buriine-
ton station. The Travelling Mems Sill
yer Club. the Bryan Home Guards. the
Mary Bryan Club. composed of women;
men on horseback, ana several prganiza-
lions composed the procession that es-
corted the candidate and Mrs. Bryan 10
the Lincolp Hotel. As the procession
passed along the short distance between
station and hotel. an artillery salute was
fred from the post-ofice square. running
square was packed with people and when
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan stepped in the hotel
great cheer went up. There was moth
ing TO mar the demonstration given Lin
coins most noted citizen. IL was hearty
and sincere. and the candidate showed
his appreciation In his speech. Bryan
needed no Introduction. in the course
of his remarks, he reiterated the state
ment that II elected he would not be a
candidate for second term.
OMAHA. NEB., Nov. z-William ].
Bryan's personal campaign came to an
end in Omaha tonight. Never before in
the history of the city had party feeling
run so high on the eve Of a national
election and ominous rumors that pointed
10 personal conflict between supporters
OF the great national tickets caused an
uneasy feeling throughout the commu-
nity. Fortunately no clashes occurred
An agreement had been reached between
the Republican and Democratic local
managers that the Mckinley demonstra-
ton would not come in contact with the
crowds that gathered TO hear Bryan. This
was carried out. and the imposing Re
publican parade did not appear on Far
nam street. the principal thoroughfarc.
until Mr.. Bryan had left il and begun
his round - speech making
BrNHn reach
od Omaha. after a hard days work He
had visited four Of the six conrressionol
distance in Nebraska. and made eighteen
speeches. including one I'm his home town.
An almost frenzied crowd Of enthusiasts
greeted him here and followed his car
rage for mile through the streets 10
boyda theatre. where he smoke first. Tn
IKE the Republicans no organized narado
had been arranged by the Deuocratic
managers. and the band the Jackson
Oiup The Veterans Bryan Club. compos-
ed OF old soldiers. and number Of other
supporters who fen into line indiscrini
nately composed his escort.
BIG REPUBLICAN PARADE.
The Republican demonstration was
more prctentious. Scores OF orgauizations
nearly al bearing torches. formed a pro
ttssioh that took an hour in passing q
INen point. Even brass band in Omaia
ana vicinity had been secured for the
parade. Despite the agreement between
me opposing political parties the Demo-
cratic managers claimed to be fearful of
trouble In view of statements that Re
PuoHcah organizations intended 10 gather
about the places where Mr.. BRYAN was
scheduled 10 speak. and attempt TO howl
him down. That was the given reason for
not announcing the time Mr. BRYAN
would Keep each engagement.
continuous cheering from the mob fol-
rowing the carriage in which the candi
GATE and Mrs Bryan were seated and
from the thousands along the side-waII.s
marked Mr.. Bryans progress from tho
station up farnam street to Boyd's Thea
ire me enthusiasm was rampant. Not
an inch of space was available in the
theatre when he arrived and he received
an ovation there and from a tremendous
throng outside.
Ahother demonstration occurred inside
ana outside Washington Hall and then
the candidate proceeded I'm his carriace
10 Germanla Hail. where he talked 10
-" "uuiehce or natives Of the Father
Iahd' about what Prince Bismarck bad
10 say about bimetalIlsm. Metz Han i'm
the Bohemian district. and Nroran ~
WIZ me meeting was under the direc.
uon OF tne swedish Bimetallist Lesgia
ana creighton Hall. followed in turn
,,dch was crowded to the doors. and Mr.
brNah was received with the custor,ar,.
via excess Of partisan emotion co,er-
nor Holcomb spoke at Moran's in SIM
port or the Chicago ticket inst boeor,.
"ir Bryan appeared.
creighton Theatre. i'm the san,o b,,i,,
hlE WIN the han of that name W. IL
SS,Sn. % me last speech delivered bv can
u.uIaIe Bryan in his remarkable cam.
NJ and Mrs Rrvan will enora =.
nsnt AT the Paxton Hotel. ana ~ s...n
IN ~" morning will lenvo over mo -,
nnEton Tor Lincoln. where the candid".,
turns. """i' the re-