The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-28
MORE BAD STUDENTS
They Throw Eggs at Bryan's Parade
in Chicago
ALL GOOD PEOPLE ENRAGED
The College. the Source Of the
Attack. at One Time In the
Hands of an Indignant
Crowd-Many Spseches.


Chicago, Oct. 27.-while the demo-
cratic parade in honor OF Mr.. Bryan in
Chicago was passing the corner OF
Michigan avenue and Monroe streets
this afternoon, several eggs were
thrown by a young student Of the
Metropolitan business college. None
OF the eggs came near Mr.. Bryan nor
his wife and neither OF them knew OF
the episode until the parade was over.
The eggs were. 10 all appearances.
thrown at the parade and al no par
ticular individual. A policeman who
witnessed the act made a rush for the
youngster. who darted across the
street and into a building. A second
officer Joined the first and as the two
ran for the doorway several more eggs
were thrown from the window OF the
business college. The Cook county
marching club. which was escorting
Mr.. Bryan, received the bombardmcnt
and several coats and black tiles were
spattered. One or two eggs struck the
sidewalk and the crowd was decorated
accordingly.
Later In the afternoon a delegation
from the Cook county democracy de-
scended upon the college with every
symptom Of hostility and demanded
that the students who had done the
throwing be turned over. They hed
possession OF the college Tor ume
and finally left without learning who
had done the throwing. Inc pouce
had no better success. as Mr.. fowets.
the owner OF the building, VINO Is a'so
the president OF the college. SAID tnat
he did not know who mad thrown tne
eggs, although he admitted thsy came
from students In MS INSTITUTION. ne
was much distressed by the oecu,rsnee M
and declared u ne knew VINO nsd uonu
the work ne would nave no nes ne,,cs
In turning them over 70 tne po"
Later IN the Gay rspo.,eu ,nor-
morning repuplcah ,spes, VIII 80 -
ing UP Tue tac,s III .n. ~,
verey oea'en oy pa.S ~ '
haa taken part IN the pa 49,.
would De very siaa " .h nss nha
the poice nave arss.eu NJ
nave insuitea AT. bryan 'r,s a -
noon saiu Chairman M .aas.h,
the republican commI.tee
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tives. tne act was = mus. uiss rs.
one ana deserves cohoernnaeo
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p. m over the Alton roau anu wos ne'
at the depot by large anu entnusias-
tic crowd. The crush was great IN tne
narrow space OF the nrst moor OF tne
Alton depot. The police nao olm-
cult task to prevent people from oeine
injured. The Cook county democratic
marching clubs and silver CLUBS with
a large number OF bands were waiting
for him on Canal street and as soon a.
he appeared the march was taken up
for Battery d on Michigan avenue. A
short parde through the downtown
streets preceded the arrival at the bat
terry. Entering the city from Brighton
mark. where Mrs. Bryan appeared ON
the platform and distributed flowers,
there vera crowds at every street
cross,ng until the union depot was
raach.d
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your city 20 take part IN ,ne elosIns
exercises OF TINS eahpaish : nase % wi
nesseu to,usy seenes
me ana whicn ieaos me 10 osnsVe .n.s
great city OF tne West which sests
upon tne pcsperity OF the nass .. vSr
people anu whlcn cahhvt prOspv. VIII
out they prvsper' 'h's sleae Ivy WI
throw its innuence one week l,orn W
day on une siue Oh Aherican po1iey Ut
the American peonie' 1 am nVt 'sIn
enough 10 believe that any part oi tne
extraordinary demons'ratlohs wincn :
have witnessed between tne Missou,i
river and the Atlantlc coast Is ln,enu-
ed as personal tribute: tapp-auso
ana cries OF les yes: No. my
friends, l want you 10 peHeve me wnsn
say In this great contest IL Is the
principles Tor which tne cahaiuate
stands and not the candiuate tnaI nes
called forth TINS denlonstra,lon, Iher0
Is only one thing Tor which L ciaim
any credit. l believe you ana others
who have expresse1 theinseNes, as you
have expressed yourselves, nave con-
fidence that Will carry wnat pieuses
i have made In this campaign. IL Is
simply your confidence that VIII DO
what have promised TO do, and carry
out the ideas for which In this cam,
paign stand, and for this only can 1
claim any credit. III were other tnan