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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Mr.. BRYAN in DULUTH.
Spoke There Twice Last Night, After
Day of Campaigning Through
the State of MinnesOta.

the State OF Minnesota.
Duluth, Minn., Oct. is.-The private car
'Idler," bearing William ]. Bryan and his
party, rolled into the Northern Pacific sta
ton in this city shortly after o'clock
and the candidate made two speeches here
tonight. The days campaigning tour had
covered the route from Minneapolis to Du-
luth. and at every station Of worthy size
along the line Mr.. Bryan spoke to goodly
crowds. Upon his arrival in this city he
was met by reception committee. and,
with Mrs. Bryan, was escorted to the st.
Louis hotel for dinner. He was then driv-
en- to the Lyceum theater, where he ad-
dressed an enthusiastic meeting of women.
was packed to the utmost with laboring
sented with the last utensil necessary for
the signing of a silver bill, when tt should
reach him, providing he should be elected,
an elegant silver ink bottle, filled with the
fluid necessary for the purpose.
Charles A. Towne was chairman of both
meetings, and at each of them he presented
the nominee in neat little speech.
Mr.. Bryan's party left here tonight at
11:40 over the South Shore railroad under
the charge of the Michigan delegation, en-
route for the lower peninsula of Michigan.
His first speech will be at Iron Mountain
tomorrow at 1:45. The second will be made
at Marquette at 7:50 Mr.. Bryan will leave
Marquette at 10 o'clock for Mackinaw City,
where he will arrive Thursday at 1880 a. m
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
A VOLUNTARY STATEMENT.
Mr.. Wagner Was Very Ill and Suffered
for a Long Time-He mt Last
Finds n Remedy, Is Cured,
and Now Makes a State
ment for Publication.

From the Leader. Norborne. Mo.
Barthol Wagner is a thrifty and prosper
Gus farmer, of German descent, living three
and one-haf miles northwest of Norborne,
Mo. He has been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism for several years and says that his
recovery is due to the use Of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People.
Mr.. Wagner is of a very portly build, and
this fact in his case seems TO have in
creased the severity of the disease. The
following is his statement, freely given:
This is TO certify that have been suf
ferer from rhumatism for several years,
and have tried several so-called cures for
the disease, but could not find relief from
any Of them,
Il was growing steadily worse when I
happened to notice testimonial telling of
the wondrouS good done by Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. 1 secured box
at Deans Pharmacy, for trial, and found
almost instant relief. kept up this course
Of treatment until now, and consider my
self cured. and am to-day IN the best of
health. take great pleasure in recon-
mendirg DR.. Williams Pink Pills to any
one who may be afflicted with rheumatism
and consider it the great remedy.
"(Signed) B. WAGNER.
CHARLES THOMAS,
''E. R. MAGEE, Witnesses
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
A QUEER REGISTRATION ORDER.
ty Issues Instructions Which
Dixplense Republicans,

ST. Joseph. No., Oct. 13.-(SpecialD Reg
istration began here to-day, and great was
the surprise when County Clerk Nash in
structed registrars of voters not to put the
numbers opposite the names of voters at
the time of their registration. Registrars
were also instructed by Nash to put the
word "colored'' opposite the names of all
colored voters. Nash is a Democrat and
the Republican campaign managers are
contesting the legality of these practices
The registrars to-day generally followed
the county clerks Instructions but all Re-
publican registrars have been advised by
leading lawyers and the chairman of their
county committee to disregard them here
after. and insert the numbers opposite the
names and omitting "coEored" opposite COL
ored voters. The circuit court will proba-
bly, be appealed to by the Republican man
agerS
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
FUSION TICKETS FILED.
Missouri Democrats and POpulists
Carry Out Their Dcnl.

jefferson City, Mo-, Oct. 1S.-tSpecial.)
The Democratic ticket and also the Pop
ulst ticket were filed with the secretary
of state to-day. Each contains the fusion
presidential electors as agreed upon in ST.
Louis. NJ. F. Doud. the deposed chairman
of the national Silver party for Missouri,
appeared here to-day with his attorney,
Milton C. Brown. of ST. Louis, and John
A. Kerr of Kansas City, and presented to
the secretary of state the Silver party tick
ct nominated in ST. Louis. Mr.. Lesueur
did not have time to take the matter up
to-day, and it will be formally acted upon
tomorrow morning after these gentlemen
present their reasons. There has so far
been no protest fled in the case.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
JONES SAYS QUAY is WILD.
Are. Mckinley, 81, Bryan,
27O, Doubtful. 81,

Chicago. Oct. 13.-Chairman Jones, Of the
Democratic national committee. gave out a
statement tonight characterizing as alb
surd the figures showing the probable re-
suit of the election as given out by Senator
Quay. Chairman Jones states that in all
the states classed by Senator Quay as
doubtful complete and harmonious fu-
sion between the Democrats, Populists and
silver Republicans exists, rendering them
certain for Bryan. For the same reason,
he classes as doubtful the states of Iowa,
Ohio and Wisconsin, and claims for Bryan
the electoral votes of Illinois, Indiana,
Kansas. Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota,
North Dakota and West Virginia, all OF
which were claimed for Mckinley by Mr..
Quay. The table given out by Chairman
Jones gives 81 votes as certain for McKin-
ley, 29 for Bryan, and 81 as doubtful.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
HERR MOST THROWN OUT.
Cried "Rata" Mt n Meeting of New
York Anarchists md Was
Fired Bodily.

New York. Oct 13-The American sroup
of New York anarchists held joint po-
litical debate last night 1t was arranged
that the issues of the campaign first should
be presented by speaker advocating the
election of Bryan. and he was to be an
swered by the English Anarchist. John
Turner. who has been travelling through
the West Herr Most was present. After
two of the regular speeches had been
made. Miss Emma Goldman mounted the
rostium.
81 don't want to talk about currency"
she said. Il WISH however to mention
something more important-the murder in
Chicago in 1857
Rats" cried Herr Most. There was a
chorus OF throw him out" followed by a
mixed shufflinR. punching and kicking. AS
he was being thrown down the steps. Most,
who is not now as friendly with Miss Gold
man as he used to be. continued his vi
tuperation.
"Tbey used me as long as they could"
he said. but now they have taken up that
woman"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
MORE GANG HISTORY.
The BOSSES Object to It's, Publication,
hut the Honest Voters of City
and County Wnut IT,

The gang bosses are illustrating the old
adase that ii is the stuck pig that sqeals."
They are vigorously objecuing to the style
of campaign inaugurated and conducted by
the Journal. and are declaring that their
record of ballot box stunning, forgery and
all around political rascality ought not to
be again ventilated for the purpose of de-
feating their candidates
But they will not be permitted to pose
before the people of Kansas City and Jack
son county in any but their true colors A
dishonorable and criminal record is a very
bur6ensome thing to carry through life,
but so long as the men who instigated and
the men who committed the outrageous
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Mr.. cALLAHAN's coWARDIcE.
Oklahoma Republicans SAN
Euine of Success.

an 5000 fusion majority to overcome, the
Republicans of Oklahoma have been a lit
tie dubious about winning this year, but
since the complete routing Of Callahan. the
fusion candidate. and his managers at Mu-
hall yesterday they have been jubilant and
are confident Of success. Many bets were
made to-day on Flynn's election. one of
them being for $500. put up in the bank by
Joe Severns. of this city, to cover a like
amount posted by c. F. Colcord, of Perry.
Democrats and Populists alike are disgust
ed with Callahan's cowardice in refusing to
meet Flynn and make good his challenge.
and almost unanimously predict defeat for
fusion.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
BOY ORATORS SUNFLOWER STATE
TOUR DECLARED OFF.
AND THE PoPocRATs MOURN.
CHICAGO TO HAVE THE DAYS Al.
LOTTED TO KANSAS.
Abe SteinberEer Smiles and Declares
That Watson VIII Play His KAN
sas Friends No Such Trick
ms His Running Mate
IL Guilty OF.

Topeka, Kas., Oct 13-(SpeciaL) The
managers of the Popocratic campaign are
in grief to-day. Chairman MacLove has re-
ceived notice from the Democratic national
committee that Bryan cannot come to
Kansas, and the heart of the local Demo-
cratic chairman is therefore broken.
1t had been announced that Bryan would
spend three days in Kansas, commencing
October g. and the managers here were
looking forward to his coming with the
hope that his presence would turn back the
tide which is plainly setting towards Nc
kinley. The information that Bryan could
not come to Kansas was received to-day
and at once given to the press by Chair
man MacLove. Accompanying it was the
statement that the three days allotted to
Kansas would be spent by Mr.. Bryan in
Chicago. 1t has been arranged that he
make fifteen speeches each day, or a total
Of forty-five. during the three days. going
from one part Of the city to another. Mr..
MacLove does not say so. but it is evident
from the change of programme that Chi
cago has a tide which needs turning back
a good deal worse than the one in Kan
saS.
of the silver committee when the news Of
Bryan's change of programme was taken
to him, and chorus of too bad'' went up
from all the white metal patriots surround
ing their chief. The silver managers have
been telling each other that when Bryan
came to Kansas he would start an en-
thusiasm which would be followed by
landslide, and they told it so often that it
became prophecy of unquestioned belief.
Their sadness now can only be measured
by their former hope.
Abe Steinberger. secretary of the middle
of-the-road committee. laughed when he
heard that Bryan had fluked. To the Jour-
nal correspondent he said:
You may bet our man Watson will not
fluke. He will be here on schedule time
and deliver his first Kansas speech in the
Grand opera house in Topeka on October
16 1 don't care what that Georgia doctor
is quoted as saying. l don't believe Wat
son has been half as sick as the papers
say. The last I heard from him, which
was night before last, he assured me he
would be on hand, and If anything had
arisen to prevent it would have been noti-
fed sure"
Steinberger showed his faith in Watson's
promise to-day by making a bet that the
Georgian would arrive in Kansas accord
ing to schedule.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Democrat. Urged to Work Hard.

Washington, Oct. 13.-The National AS
sociation of Democratic Clubs to-day issued
an appeal to all club members to do all
within their power to bring out full
Democratic vote on election day. The
members are urged to heed the request Of
Mr.. Bryan that the club members remain
at the polls all of election day, that each
appoint himself a missionary. and that 80
far as able each furnish conveyance
to bring to the polls Democrats who other.
wise would not vote.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Young Nun and Woman Drowned.

Sangerville, Me-, Oct. 13.-The bodies Of
George Coombs and Miss Matte Morgan.
daughter of C. A. Morgan. of this town.
were found to-day in Northwest pond.
They went out in small sailboat yester-
day afternoon and the boat was probably
overturned by one of the many northwest
squalls which passed over here during the
afternoon.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
orton to Canvass Clay.

Excelsior Springs, No.. Oct 1s-(Special.)
Clay county will be canvassed this week by
Judge II. G. Orton, the Republican candi-
date for congress in this district. On the
18th he will speak at Holt and Pleasant
Grove; on the 10th at Kearney and Liber-
ty, and on the 18th at Birmingham and
Harlem. Republicans and many Democrats
believe that Judge Orton will be the next
representative from the Third district.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
st. Joseph. Fire Chief Retires,

st. Joseph. Mo-. Oct. 13.-(Special) Mike
Kane. chief of the fire department here
for several years, will likely resign soon.
owing to disabilities from which he has
been suffering for many months. Injuries
received in the service are said to have
affected him both physically and mentally
Assistants Pat Kane and ]. W. Knapp are
candidates for the Office Of chief.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Lewis. Burton. GmeIich and Dyer.

Nevada, Mo, Oct. 13.-(Special) Hon r.
f. Lewis addressed a crowd at Moores
opera house this afternoon that tested the
capacity of the building Not less than
2.oo0 people heard him. and as many more
failed to gain admission. AT the conclusion
of his address. Congressman Charles G.
Burton spoke for a few minutes, and also
Hon. Jacob Gmelich. Republican candidate
for state treasurer. Tonight Hon. D. Pat
Dyer, of St. Louis. addressed another very
large crowd at the opera house.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Woman Killed in nm Elevator.

Columbus. O.. Oct. l3.-Mrs. John Harris.
colored, was killed to-day in the elevator of
the Ruggery building. She tainted and fell
on the floor of the elevator as 1t was as
cending. Her arm, extending through the
entrance of the elevator. wGs caught by a
slightly projecting ledge OF floor and her
head was so moved as to be caught by a
similar ledge at the next floor.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
silver RnIry mt Warren,burr

first big rally of the campaign was held in
Warrensburg to day by the free sllverites
Addresses were made by Hon. Norman j.
Colman. A. J. Connolly and Ex-Governor
johnson. big parade in the morning a
fireworks display and torchlight process
sion at night were features.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
The Wagon Was Upset.

Salinas, Cal, Oct. 13.-After a ball game
yesterday afternoon between the high
school teams of Salinas and Pacific Grove.
the visiting team started to drive home
last night. The wagon was upset in the
darkness. Frank Oyer was killed. Three
others boys were seriously injured. All are
sons of prominent families.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Evangelical Church Conference.

Abilene. Kas., Oct. 13.-(Special) The
Central Kansas district of the Evangelical
church met here to-day in annual confer
ence, a large number of ministers and lay
delegates being present. officers were
elected as follows: President, ]. H. To-
bias, Abilene; vice president, H. E. Ven-
mum. Abilene; secretary. j. X. Young, Jew
ell City; treasurer, Charles Linge, of Can
oa
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Rival Rallie. at Yate. Center.

Yates Center. Kas.. Oct. 13.-(special) DR..
Hauser. of India. spoke to a large crowd
in the Republican wigwam here tonight.
while Jerry Botkin and r. W. Turner
spoke to a Popuist audience in G. A. r.
hall The size of the crowds was about 16
to in favor of the Republicans.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
Refuse. to Run for Congress.

Topeka, Kas., Oct. 13.-The only man in
the state who was nominated for congress
this year and who refused to run for that
office is w. R. Maxwell, who was NOM
mated for that Office by the Prohibitionists
of the Seventh congressional district. His
declination reached the office of the secre-
tary of state to-day and was placed on
file
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14

Forest Hill cemetery; new and modern;
fund for perpetual maintenance: owns its
own nursery and greenhouse. 800 acres.
Homer Reed. president; George Law, sec
retary and treasurer.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14

Csatinaed on Fifth Page.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10
Go aaSS 3Sif n 1SS 81 Ss Celebrated AN Shoes
PARKS & WALDROP.
Opening of the Grand.

A refreshing change from the inane
farce comedies, lurid melodramas and
spectacular nothings, With which the
stage has bcen identified so long il the
merry comedy, "a Nights FIolic" to
be presented at the opera house Mon
day evening, Sept. II by a company OF
iarceuTs under the management Of
Messrs. Wilson \ Thayer, each one OF
whom is an artist Of acknowledged
ability.
by artists pI "ackn owledg~i ability"
is meant players who comprehend
their Iespe visibility who io con-
scientious work End whose perform
ances ildicate tudious investigation
Of character and trained powers OF ex'
pressing dramstic thought, and az the
success II A Nights Frolic depends
entirely upon the manner in which II
Is presented, or D. IL more eaplicit,
upon the actin s-eAch member Of the
cast Was selected With especial refer
ence 70 their fiuless tor the several
parts assigned them. The result Is q
performance AZ flashed a. % 10 funny
aud as com plete rs It is merry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10

A difficulty Ocuurrsd al MiLican Tues
day betvsaR Dick Edwards aud Joe
johnson The latter was arrested and
gave bond here Yesterday.
h0R SALE--Light une horse, Siude-
baker spring wagon and set Of harness
Nili be sold together OF singlv, to SUIT
purchaser. Apply 90 W. T. lanes. Il
Karls Clover Root Tea purlhes the
blood and gives n clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold 10y all druggists.
Ira Goo'sh has three pairs Of the
finest me .teheN horses in Bryan aud
five OF the best gentle single-diyers In
iowp. Phone 30. Oct
Nov let the people arrange 10 give
RSgsr q. Mills a big and enthusiastic
AWhence Saturday, Sept. 10.
Ask your physician. your druggist
and your friends about Shlloh's Cure
Tor Consumption. They will recon.
mend Il. Sold bv al druggists.
G. W. Dunlap left for Georgetown
yesterday with his nephew, will Dun.
lap, who will enter the southwestern
University.
K. l.. Henry returned to Waco yes
terday and will begin shelliug the
woods in Bell county next week. lie
expects u visit Robertson and brazos
counties last, and will he here during
the week including October "a.
Constipation causes more than half
the Ills OF women. Karl's Clover Root
Tea Is a pleasant cure for Constipation.
Sold by all druggists.
DE-. n. NJ. MeDougald, W. c. Lamb,
J. b. Tucker, r. b. SoIlock. Whit
Smith and John Stephenson of lola.
Grimes county, were here yesterday.
The ladies Of the Chiistisn church
have arranged for cake sale at the
residence OF Mrs. J. }. Adams Satur.
day afternoon from b : o'clock.
thousands of cases ot Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure. Sold
10y all druggists
An exchange puts Il this way. iyou
know anything We don't know Il It is
wor knowing, don't YOU know that Is
your duty to let as hioW Il that the
people may al.o know what you know
tkat We ought TO know but don't know
because you won't let us know.
; Marriage licenses Grant Mcknight
TO Anna Lewis, ? A Jackson and Mrs
Harris Gusts, William Townsend and
Miss Pearl Raynot, u NJ Ba ham and
Efie Howard, NJ Mickler aud Ruby
Wright, Charles West aud Carrie Fair,
J y Dozier and Matte Gurley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10
DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR.
Speakers Howled Down at a
Political Meeting.
NO MAN ALLOWED TO TALK.


All This Occurred ar Fort worth ~ .
Speaking Of the Advocates Of = Cold
standard Ansr . Monstrous Parade.
Police Were Powerless 90 suppress
the Disorder.
FoRr WORTH. Tex, Sept. 0.-Tho
political parade here last night Of
sound money followers was the largest
seen in this city for many day. and
some Of the most disgraceful scenes oc-
CARED that ever interrupted a political
meeting in this state.
There are various estimates as 10 how
many persons were In line. Some
placed the number at 5000. some At COCO
and some even rs high as 1000. From
estimates made Il is certain that 1000 per.
sons were In the parade. They were
gold Democrats, Republicans and many
persons who belonged 30 no party,
The march was from the head Of
Main = rect, on down that street and mp
Houston to the city hall square, where
the speaking was to take place, and
where a large crowd had gathered
The programme was opened with a
brass band. Then a glee cub sang
America" and from that time ON an
organized band Of disturbers made q
continual effort to break up the meet.
ing The treatment they accorded each
speaker was most disgraceful.
Major Jarvis Of Tarrant county. who
is sound money Democrat. and who
was the first speaker Of the evening
was interrupted and discourteously
treated.
George Il. Nsis Of this city, a prom
incnt Republican. followed. and he wal
hoOted and ieered until he had TO stoT
short in his speech. plead for hcarinl
from the disturbing faction, and, fail
ing oobiain this, he sat down finally IN
utter disgust.
The police were appealed to but nj
protection could be- had.
At the conclusion Of Nets attempt q
speak Atwell Of Dallas took the stand
He had not proceeded far until the SAM
severe sarcastic reflections had been ut
tered at him. scoif after scofI, dcrisiol
after derision was hurled at him. bu
the gentleman from Dallas stood like
statue. but his voice was drowned ami
the Kisses and boots. Finally he hAl
20 dt down.
Others attempted TO speak, but failed
but finally Chairman Neis declared tn
meeting adjourned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10
School Books. -
w haveiu treuive laN STOCK 49,
!. handsome Package of SCHOOL, BOOKS
cry bill of L I[EE Books and Stationery.
SAM 3. WILSON & GO.

All the new and loveiest creations In
fall aud winter millinery at Miss 81.
Icons parlor next door to the Ex'
change hotel. lN
II. J. Putney, the old reliable piano
tuner, who tunes Tor Baylor college,
Georgetown college, Chappell Hill col
lege, and many other places, VIII he In
Bryan In Octaber TO look after the pia.
nos here. lie sure and get him TO do
your work, aud you will be pleased with
n 3.2t
was nervous. tired. irritable and
cross. Karls Glover Root Tea has
made me well aud happy.
Sold by all druggists.
MpS. 4. II. WORDEN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10

cLEvELASD, Sept a.-John ]. shsp.
pard. the w'll known capitalist Of this
city, and fuSIaerly president Of The Con.
solidsied Electric Railway company Of
Fort Wayne. Ind. positively dcnlo.
that he diverted q .soa. 90 IA loaas y.
longing 70 she oosap.Ay. - ALLEGED n
The pell'ion praying for a rserivsrl
which has i,ern I'D.