Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-20
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erals who are speaking for Mckinley
made q lively trip through Ohio yes
terady. Leaving Canton at Q o'clock
In the morning the first stop was made
at New Philadelphia. where speeches
were made to q large and enthusiastic
crowd. The next stop was at Denni-
son, where q big crowd had assembled.
From there the special train ran to
0teubcnville General Sickles made the
chief speech to Q big meeting there. In
the course of which he eulogised Ed
win Stanton. who came from that town.
The potters turned out At East Liver
pool to greet the party and much en-
thusiasm was displayed. At Youngs-
town there was the largest meeting OF
the day. General Howard made the
principal speech. and was loudly ap-
plauded- The next stop was 1t War
rem.
hours late, but the big audience which
had assembled In Central armory
waited patiently until the old soldiers
when they made their appearance. The
meeting was an enthusiastic one. two
other big mass-mceting being In prog
ress at the same time. the Republicans
hav wing prepared for the demonstration
with an enormous parade IN which IS
900 men participated In the afternoon.
An the members Of the generals party
made speeches. The party left her.
early this morning. reaching Toledo at
is O'clock From there q win go 60
Adrian. Mich. stopping at various
places between that city and Grand
Rapids. where II VII he tonight
BRYAN fOuRs ruE nucKESE STATE.
Begias q fsleds ss $50 q -. ssd Resehss
ZasesvtIte nc Nsdasgss.
GAINESVILLE. o.. Oct. eo.-wiiltam J.
Bryan began the tour OF his opponents
state yesterday morning ut Toledo NJ
$50 o'clock and at 1i:se p. m. he was
here. leaving for Bcliaire at l:os this
morning. He met q good sized crowd
NJ Toledo. which chccrcd him heartily.
but made no speech. PerrysburE was
given q three-minutc talk and from
there he made short speeches at all
stations TO Lima where he spoke for
eral thousand cheering people. and
made q short speech at the fair
grounds.
Hamilton. where Ex-Governor Camp
bell headed the reception committee.
Here there was n parade and Bryan
spoke In the court house park 60 TO-
900 people, Governor Campbell intro
ducing him There were short stops q,
Xenia and Jamestown. where there
were . number Of Mckinley men In
the crowd. A ten-minute talk was
given at Washington Court House e
am audience wholly in sympathy with
the speaker.
The Democratic leader next spoke
at Chillicothe to a large audience fol
twenty minutes. His hearers were
wildly enthusiastic. At Circievills
there was a five-minute speech
and short addresses mt Lancaster and
New Lexington. At GAINESVILLE he talked
for half an hour.
Palmer 80 Dsehsey's Cs0psies.
Chicago. Oct. .o.-Paimcr and Buck
ner will leave for Milwaukee this aft
ernoon. speaking there at night. The,
will stop en- route at Kenosha and RIA,
cine. General Bragg will accompan,
them across Wisconsin. speaking from
the rear OF the train. They leave Nil
waukec tomorrow morning. stopping a
Oconomowoc WATERFOWL. Columbus
Portage. Mansion. Tomah and arriy
ing at Lacrosse in the evening.
Rspalise WIsh1rsvs from sAs Rs~e.
81. Louis. Oct. :o.-Juee n. =. Jones
the Popuiist candidate for governor q
Missouri. gives out q letter announcin,
his withdrawal from the race. He sais
he did 20 because he desired 20 aid II
dcating the Republican state ticket
He thought that by throw ing his SUP
! port to Lon. v. Stevens. the Demo
cratic nVninec. he could do this. Tn,
Democratic leaders are greatly pleased
i Gss.s East - ssssp ssr nsyus.
} Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. n.-Ie rss s1v~
cut ~ Democratic headquarters yessrr.sa
that Judge Powers. chairman Of the Dem
ocfatic state committee. and Judee Kins
the Democratic candidate for conercs,
had st tho request of Chairman Joncs. q
, the national cymmissec. cancelled all shcl
Engagements In Utah and decided 60 4
cost and take the stump for Bryan.
II ssesssssy nssssss .. sss-N
Wsshingscn. Ger. n. -Ac-ursius IN NJ
present plan Secretary Herhrss Win NV
, washin9tou Tuesday evening u-xt ve-
, Tor Alahsms Ca mike sevsral cseup>az
> speeches In his old district In suppors Z
: the canvass Of Thoms. n. CLARK. IN
chairman II the Palmer and Buckns
COMMITTEES of the state. VII, IL . esudsds,
= for congress.
Victor WIN 1s sos yssrs OsA.
81 Louis. Ore SIS Louis will NJ,
have the distinction of claiming as . cis
sen . man who has participated In "a
|, election cf twenty-five prcsidcuss a q
United stascs HE man IL VI. Jack
Haynes. IN inmate of TIE Memorial bon,
. Haynes vas horn In lac. . sssds oves .,
:. Ds.sy susv - nseAssss 90 wusssuss
Iron Mountain. Mich. Ors. a-A ~,
sD0w ssoem 81 IN heec 90 O'clock yssfc
{ Day morning. accompanied By . ssiff via
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