The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-08

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Warned That it 10 Not speakiss to the
Issue. to go Thirty Year. Behind the
Returns TO Sheer at the Wound. Of the
Nations Loyal Defenders-Gsaerai Po-
liticaI News.
Davenport. Ia. Oct. THE train
bearing Gensral -A,gsr's party arrived
al Davenport last evening half an hour
| late TIE veterans were immediately
shown TO the opera house. where en- au-
d!ence packing the house was waiting
to receive them Generals sickIes.
Howard. Alger and Martin were al e2-
thussasticaly received.
When the train arrived a; Clinton. Ia,
| the party received q tremendous oya-
ton. Cannon rosred. church bells were
| rung, locomotives waist.ed and thou
sands cheered- Generals Alge-, SlcklSs.
Howard. Stewart OF Pennsylvania. Cor-
poral Tanner and Major Jack Burst
made short addresses.
| Howard and Stewart delivered sca;n-
Ing reSukes on Coin" Haryey's ref
erence to The generals as paid wrecks
or the civil war" Two thousand people
were turned away unable 10 get into
the opera house or near enough to hear
al the overflow meeting.
st. Louis. Oct. THE Republican
4 Patriotic battalion" composed OF Gem
| erals Sickles. Howard. Ayers and Stew
/ art and Corporal Tanner. arrived Ia
/ Bellville, Illinois. at O'Clock this fore
/ noon over the Illinois Central and made
a stop Of nearly an hour, during which
short addresses were by the members
| OF the party from the platform OF their
| car. John X. Tanner, Republican nom
inee for governor Of Illinois. was also
| in the party. Encampment No. 80.
Union Veterans legion. preceded by a
| band and followed by the Republican
clubs of the city. marched from the pub
| lie square TO the depot. where a large
| crowd assembled to hear the speeches.
IT. REED. AT YOUR SERVICE"
Chicago. Oct. Thomas b. Rcsd
has notified the Republican national
| committee that he VIII be al their ser
| vice for a number OF speeches IN the
west after Oct. Is. Two other men,
| bers or the Big Four" OF the Pine
Tree state. will be heard west Of the
! ANeghenies, Senator Frye being sche-
| duled to speak at Louisville on october
70 and al Lexingtoa October q. Sena-
tor Hale will deliver two speeches in
Michigan. one at Monroe on October %.
and one at Ann Arbor October "a. Ex-
General Master Workman T. v. Pow
derry Is scheduled for a speech on Octo-
Der Ii at DuQuoin, Ii.
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE.
Chicago. oct. THE campaign OF
| educatton.' so far as the distribution oik.
| literature is concerned. Will be finished
! on Oct. 81. At both Democratic and
-, gt
/ ed that the distribution OF literature viii
practically cease on that date and ell
the energies OF both parties Will be de-
voted To the conversion OF voters b.
means Of the stump. The demand Tor
literature has greatly fallen on in The
| past two weeks and u is considered that
| by that time it VIII have ceased almost
| entirely. There IL still demand for
| cartoons and posters and these Will
continue TO be distributed.
TOM wATSON'S THROAT.
Atlanta. Ga. oct. 3.---Iion. Tom Y.
Watson, Populist nominee for the vice
| presidency. has gone to his home IA
| Thompson. suffering from a sever threat
trouble. which threatens his forced re-
| tirement from active campaigning for
some time to come. He was expected
| TO speak at the closing rally OF the Pop
uiist campaign last night. but was un-
| able 10 do 50. and his physician says
that unless he ceases using his vocal
powers entirely FOR the present be will
probably bring on a dangerous abces~.
Mr.. Watson 81 at work on his letter os
| acceptance. but has not yet completed
II. and IL IS stated al Populst head
quarters that IL will not be given out
until after the returns are N from to-
days election IN this etslte.
WEST vIRGfNIAN FUSION.
Parkersburg. w. Va. Oct. 7.--Cueo-
mel ~. W. Fitzgerald. PopuEst candl-
date for governor. j. II. Ofner. Popa
list candidate for auditor: ''Cycloue''
Davis. I. c. Talphsnyder. and Others OF
the Popul;st party. were here iast night.
They met John T. DeGraw. Democxaf.o
national committeeman. Andrew W.
EdTnlston. chairman OF the Democratic
state executive committee. ana other
party leaders. They conferred IN secret
sessloh.
washington. Oct. 7.---senasors Faux.
ner and Butler Of the Democratic and
Popuisst committees. respectively. to-
day received kilograms from Parkers-
burg. W. Va. Informing them that ~
sion between the Democrats and Popu-
lists on ne electoral tick>t IN that state
had been perfected on the~bagss orf<f-
nally suggested ~ the committee az
four Democrats and txo Popusis;S- The
committees continued their scs<sscn to-
day with the hope OF extending Tie
agreement % their state ticket.
FUSION ~ INDIANA.
indianapolis. Ind. Oct. IA con-
ference was beid BY f1Se Po2ulis. state
candidates ms urnorrllnz and u xas
decided thai the state tsrket VIII Got
BE- Withdrawn from ne 6ssd. The Erlsf-
ter vas argued az length and when ~
Was found TIA. withdrawal wosA 10.
Be o1nz ldere1. Arnold J. Padsrs.. car
diSate sor appellate judy IN thu F.f~t
district, said that he would naf scce.t
the rsorn3uatsoo. Eilzs NJ Hoic0mos
sasd TIA: The certificates % rsofn:nAt1oa
would be made IN a fsw days. iEos-
coTnbe - czu5.cats for Se1-xtA<y 20
s-ate.
OFFENSIVE: PARTiEAS TIRED.
wasslngs0a. Oct. 7.---Tss Pr~sdpnt
has app0sa:sd william ~. White of
Virginia 70 the United Etsts@ aftovT1sS
FOR the Essterrs district Of SlrEsnts. To
suoce7d Fraucls A.. Lsss-ts.. whose
participation IN Tire Oh Dominica s-osI-
rcs drew form a betts- from AttorIsy
Geuerai Harmon taxing strong ground
agzins; judicial oes5cerz actively 2&rIs-
eiDsfing IN Yos;icr.
Benton HarAer. Nh. Oct; T.-R. J.
Jzry1s. pos-rnsaisT q tsis city. As len
removed from oric- bsczass * os,~zkvs
pzrt.szashso. lie n tss eza1ststs so-
conz-r~s O. re Democrats Peoxss
Unao1 silTer tleS~-.
OFT Is HORgOSD,OM.
Sal: LAKE.. Utah. Oct. IA ne con-