The herald., 1896-10-19
the Exertions of His
Managers
THE CAMPAIGNING GENERALS
Spend Sunday as the Guest Of the
Candidate
The Veterans Will Tour the Towns
Lately Visited by Bryan-McKinley
Will Hold the Porch
Associated Press specia, Wire

Associated Press Special Wire
CANTON, O.. Oct. 1S-Major McKin-
ley shows no sign Of fatigue from his
great weeks work, and is apparently
as strong and robust as when the cam
paign opened. He was up early this
morning and went to church with a
number of guests. He entertained COM
pany the greater part of the day and the
evening found him in good spirits, equal
to another weeks hard work.
The campaigning party of generals
and veterans was here today and the
greater part of the day were McKin-
ley's guests. Their special train ar
rived early this morning, and the par
ty was at the Mckinley home in time
to go to the morning service at the
Majors church, the First Methodist. In
the party were General and Mrs Alger
Of Detroit, General Daniel e. Sickles of
New York, General o. o. Howard of
Burlington, VT; General Thomas j.
Stewart of Norristown, Pa; Colonel I.
N. Walker Of Indianapolis, General
Marsden of Lowell, Major j. w. Burst
of Sycamore. Ind. Corporal Tanner of
Washington, G. H. Hopkins and Joseph
Grouset of Detroit, Scott Hayes of FIRE.
mont. o., and General Wickoff of Gin
cinnati Ohio Railroad Commissioner
Kirby and w. b. Gaitree of Columbus,
who have Joined the party for the trip
through Ohio.
The party accompanied Major McKin-
ley to church, and at 2:30 o'clock Joined
Mrs. Barber Mrs. McKinley's sister,
and Mrs. Captain Heistand at dinner,
and spent the afternoon at the McKin-
ley home. This evening Colonel Myron
Herrick and wife of Cleveland and Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Kohlsaat of Chicago
came down from Cleveland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kohlsaat returning to Chicago on
the night train and Mrs. Herrick to re-
main the guest of Mrs. Mckinley for
several days.
The veterans will hold meeting here
at 1880 o'clock in the morning and at
$3.50 start on their eastern and northern
trip through Ohio, visiting New Phila-
delphia, East Liverpool and other points
previously mentioned and ending at
Cleveland Monday evening. Startling
from Toledo Tuesday morning. the par
ty goes into Michigan, where the itin-
erary is as follows: Leaving Toledo On
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
and passing through Adrian, Hudson,
IIillsdale and Jonesville, will reach
jackson on the Michigan Central at
1890 a. M; thence on the Michigan Air
Line through Homer, Union City, Colon
and Centerville, reaching Three Rivers
on the Lake Shore road at 11:15 thence
over that line through Schoolcraft Kai
amazoo, Plainwell and Ostego to Grand
Rapids at 6:30 p. M, where the night will
be spent.
Wednesday they leave Grand Rapids
on the Michigan Central at 1880 a. m.
and, passing through Middleville, Hast
ings, Nashville. Charlotte. jackson and
Mason, will reach Lansing at 2:15 p. M.
Leaving for Detroit at D. M, they will
pass through Grand Ledge, Portland,
Ionia, st. Johns, Owosso and go on the
Michigan Central to Saginaw, reaching
there at 7:45 and remaining over night.
Thursday they leave Saginaw on the
Michigan Central at 1880 a. m. and pass
through Bay City, and Vassar to La
peer at 1915 and over the Grand Trunk
to Flint at 11:47; over the Flint and Pera
Marquette to Holly. leaving for Pom
tiac, Rome, Port Huron and Mount
Clemens and reaching Detroit at pm.
The mails and the telegraph still bring
communications concerning delegations
to visit Major Mckinley, and with to-
days mail to be reviewed the prospects