Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-03

First ward go
Second d................'.......'.. !559
Fourth ward. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4ag
t1fth ward 55.2
Sixth Ward..................... ~
Seventh waTd........... 40
Total Observation-Disclosures. 225s
Country precincts. cts.......................... $50
Total Observation-Disclosures. -ooo
THESE are the figures in round numbers
Lancaster county. as shown by careful
gonSciMentous len y2l giving MN ilr, ryeq r,,ni %NeTy
own precinct by l33 majority and perhaps
"a few votes more. We have the fight won
and the result will justify the accuracy
OF our claims.
IRISH CLOSES THE CAMPAIGN.
The republicans of Lincoln closed the
campaign tonight with fire works parade
and two monster mass meetings. The prlE-
cipal speaker was Hon John p. Irish, the
noted California orator, who met Bryan In
Joint debate at the Crete CheutauqUa July
4 The distinguished orator spoke al both
the Funke and Lansing thcaters, deliver
ing q one-hour's address at each meeting.
Hon. l. W. Lansing the singing pilgrim,
who mas been making speeches in the east
and south, divided the time with Mr.. Irish
at the Funke W. s. Summers assisted Mr..
Irish at the Lansing theater
The mass meetings were preceded by
parade OF he uniformed and ladies' clubs
n
was the most brilliant OF any seen in Lin
coin during the campaign.
Mr. Irish spoke at the Lansing first and
at tho Funkc next. Hon. y. :. Harwood,
the well known sound money democrat,
presided al the Lansing meeting ana Hon.
c. II. Gere 81 the Funke meeting.
Mr. Irish ikened the present reputation
and anGrchistic Chicago platform to the
nullifcatlon acts OF South Carolina, which
were promptly stamped out by Andrew Jack
hA md vii
the aid or consent Of any other nation on
earth He urged all sound money voters,
irrespective Of party affiliations, to crush
the head of the nullihcaticn snake at the
polls tomorrow, and Drophesied that even
though the tail should die hard, the entlre
snake would be dead as a door nail by
Wednesday noon.
one by one he nailed Bryan's fallacious
arguments for the demolition of the su-
prene court. national banks, railway cor
porations and insurance companies, and
clearly proved TO the voters present that
In America there is fusion between the
masses and classes and not the discrimina-
tion claimed by popul!sts and demaEogues
After holding populist rule in Kansas up to
the derlsiOn OF the whole country, MI Irish
captured his house by characteriZing Mary
Ellen Lease as a Bryan in petticoats and
Bryan as 4 Mary Ellen Lease in trousers
The speaker protested against the non
contract of the Chicago platform and
length, declaring that if 1t was
the dollar of '73 which the Bryanites
want they would have 10 coin q dollar which
would telescope, readily TO keep pace with
the fluctuations OF the silver market. AS
to there being less money In circulation
now than some little time ago, he admitted
that there was a great deal less in circula-
ti0n on the very day following Mr.. Bryan S
nomination, than upon the day preceding
ii. In conclusion he urged sound money
7 fal J Ia fHs CO
deep tomorrow that the third trump Of
| Gabriels horn will not rouse it on the
| resurrection morn.
Among the Omaha men on the stage were
| Euclid Martin and Lee Spraliin. The meet
| ing WAS held under the auspices OF the
sound money democracy as was also the
overflow meeting at the Funke.
IN YORK COUNTY.
YORK, Neb., Nov. 2.-(Special)-W. ].
! Bryan was here this morning, but York
county is sim for Mckinley. He came on
! spcvial al 9l5 and spoke from a tenn
| porary platform for ten minutes 4 crowd
OF . coo greeted him. Many wore yellow
4 badges. and a majority OF those present
we're impeled by the same motive which
J leads one TO visit a dime museum to see
! the latest ;nnustrusity. After the Bryan
train had left. the special bearing Hon.
John r. Irish ANA party arrived and they
| we're driven 10 the court house, Mr.. Irish
spoke 10 a tremendously enthusiastic crowd.
/ i-e nAl copy oI MT. bryan 5 CTh SlteCh
! and he dissectca 1t paragraph by paragraph,
| THE speech was one OF the best things York
| people have yet heard, even though IL Was
! only ten minutes duration.
/ DUNCAN, %ep.. Nov. a. Special Con,
siderable money i going up here today on
tho election. One hundred dollars was the
largca; amour. put M ouc-hRlf ol Nebruska
and onr-half or general results Oug
/ thousand dollars H. offered on the same
terms here today by Mckinley men ant
slo 0n6 tina; Mckinley Is the nsXt president
FAIRprRN. Neb. Nov. ?,--fSpeClall-
Won. A. ". Field OF Lincoln aGaiessed
| .arEe ana enthusiastic mcs,ing !asl @enin.
IN ihc interest OF the republican ticket
The hsmbesu club ana Mckinley Drum
-orns parsded the principal streets before
the meeting, Judge Field made q cplondll
speech, and has done a good work in this
county. Hon 7. }. DOYLE spoke in the
afternoon aud Dr. llpnle Of Omaha In tht
evening al the bryan wigwam. They ha,
fair sized crowds composed principally o
aon-ynters.
AvocA. Ncb., Nov. . fspecialD-Han
NJ D. Reese of Lincoln and County Judg,
lspurloek OF Pattsmouth addressed th,