Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07
GOLD BADGES
Confront Bryan on his Last Days Tour in NebraS-
 ka and Illinois.
LIGHT BETTING DONE
On the Result. John P. Irish Fol- lowing up the Silver
 Champion.

i this mOrninR Bryan was proceeding west
 ward from Lincoln on his last day worl
 iu tbe campaign. The Sun had DO
 risen when he resonsd a special traii
 aad there We're only comparatively fev people gathered about the depot to SC,
 him of. These few however gave bin
 an eGts uslastic shout as the train pull
 ed cut. The first stop was made st Sc | ward, @ republican town and where ful.
 ly haf of the crowd wore yellow badges | Bryan wHs however respectfully receiv-
 ed. The appearance of the golden oolors | in his own state seemed to put tho can. l didase on his metle and while he talked | only about ten minutes, he delivered O
 very positive sddresa. Referring to the appearance of so msnYgold colors hs iD timsted that they were the proper me. terial for farmers use for gold bad 6es are the colyr of straw.
 AURORA, 1ll., Nov. 2-Bryan had 8 big crowd at Aurora. He welt in his
 brief address upon the effect of gold standard espeHially upoa he farming
 interests. The points were liberal)y
 app auded notwithstanding the pre- sencs of many gold badge weorers. Grand Island was the extreme western point of the days tour and IS the mos. western place visited by Bryan during the campaign. There was sn axcellent meeting there.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Betting on ths election result was without feature on the stock exchaE ss during he foreno3n, the ouly trscsqction uoted bang an even wager Of S2,000 that Mckinley viii rot have 2O,O00 plurality ip New York state. 4 dozsa smsll bets made in Fifth Avenue Hotel cue b.iog S2, ,000 to Sl ,000 that McKiuiey's majority ID this city will be 25.000 asd another 5000 even that M ;Klnley will recs ve 265 electoral votes.
 SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 2-Tne close of the campaign in California finds the ceDocrats confident of carrying the state end the repu olicens also claiming Cdlifornis. but not so positively ts the democrats. Frank Mclaughlin, ch air man of the Republican State Central committee, claims 10COO majority for cK;nley while Chairman AItord for the democrats Claims thirty thousand majority for Bryan. Many repu olicans cOncede the state to Bryan by smsll .1t reverse tue mhi hioriiy for the democrats of two years ago shiloh was 1000 and give Mckinley a small majority.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 2-According to the people must b, prepared for lat TT returts this yetf than beretofors The pivotal states being h ths middle and weet instead of east and other con ditions make 1t impossible for the As socis.ed Press to determine results az socn as heretofore.
 OMAHA, Nsb., Nov. 2-A special to the Bee" from Mslcomb, Nsb.. says @ special train bearing John P. Irish, the rapu blscan orator following the Bryan train in the intereets of the gold stand ard ticket, coll,ded with a freight train east of Malcomb b, and smashed the en- zine of the Irish train and completely demolished tbe caboose of the freigtt train. John T. Tippiing of Lincoln, a traveller riding in the ca. ooose was killed.
 CANTON, Ohio. Nov. 2-No organized delegations have reacBed Canton thus lar today but callers as individ usls have lsen going to and coming from the Me- Anlcy DOuoCoai Ooy, oooo'bB hooto boo been the majoe's chief occupation dur DE the day. Mckinley looks the pie .ure of health. Ire Canton clubs have arranged for parade tonight.
 NEw YORK, Nov. 2-Ths chairman of he democratic and republican campaign in New York are 60,0OO votes apart in their estimates today on he result of the election tomorrow in his city. Chairmau VanCott predicts thst the republican plurality will be -,OOO. Chairman Sheehsn thinks the Iamocrstio plurality will be at least 5000.
 PORTLAND, Oan., Nov. 2-The cam oaigo in Oregon is practically closed since Last Saturday night. As to the inal result both sides are equally con. ident. The pubiicans claim the state Or Mckinley by 4.500 at least. On the other hand the democrats and populists ,laim it for 6rysn by 5000. An impor- ,aDt factor will be the vote of the gold -taudsrd democrats. It is estimated hat their strength is about 4,OOO.
 LONDON, Nov. 2-At the opening of the Gle kenwell sessions today Chair man Mcconnell directed special sttenS ton of the jury to the case of Mr. and Mre. Walter M. Castle, of San Frsncis. co, Csl. charged aith stealing goode from various London stores saying that it presented some remarkable circum- stances. Re added that the facts did not differ from the ordinary charges 1f larceny, except for the position of the parties. Continuing the chairman stated that upon most occasions the Castles visited stores together, but some- times Mrs. Castle was slons. Still, he farther asss sts6, there was evidence which bore construction that thare w"s B joint possession Of the articles and he the opinion taat it was pro3. sr case for investigation by the common jury a.. with exception of one. all the seven charges were shop lifting. The case was set for Friday next at 11:30 3. m.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Annie Vanderwslt aged years was instantly killed and Ella Berkman years fatally injured at Joseph Street eros sing of the Chicago & Alton railroad this morning. They tried to cross the track h front of a switch engine.
 MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., Nov. 2-A special from HuIon, s. D. to the "Journ- sp says: Five ipches of heavy snow fell here last night making foot now on the ground. The storm north and west is reported severe. The farmers are wholly urprepared for winter.
 HAVANA. Nov. 1-The report that Antopio Maceo has crossed the military line after attacking Artimeea and being with great loss according to official account is again denied.
 Mineral Market.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 2. Silver bare. 65