Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
UNION GENERALS AT CANTON
Veteran Oampaigucrs Pay Visit to the
Sound Money Nominee.
MAJOR MKlNLeY ROBUST IN HEALTH
Ready for Another Week OF Hnrd
Work 90 he Followed by Onc SIN
nusicr-iist of Dcicpa-
tions Scheduled.
MAJOR MKlNLsY ROBUST IN HEALTH

CANTON. o., Oct 1S.-Major Mckinley
shows no sign of fatigue from his great
weeks work and is apparently as strong
and robust as when the campaign opened.
llc was up early this morning and went to
church with number OF guests. He en-
t,rtained company the greater part Of tho
day ana this evening finds him in the best
OF spirits and equal to another week Of
hard work
inc campaigning party of generals and
veterans was here today and the greater
part OF the day they were Major McKin-
loy's guests. Their special train arrived
carly this morning and the party was at
| the Mckinley home In time to 10 to the
morning service at the majors church tho
First Methodist In the party were Gem
eral and Mrs. Alger OF Detroit. General
Sicklcs of New York. General o O. Howard
OF Burlington n. j., General Thomas j..
Stewart OF Norristown, Pa, Colonel |. n.
Walker of indianapolis, General Martin OF
Lowell. Mass, Major John w. Burst OF Syca-
more, Ind, Corporal Tanner OF Washington,
George II. Hopkins of Detroit. Joseph
Grousel OF Detroit. Scott Hayes Of Fremont,
o., and General Wickof OF Cincinnati Com
missioner Kirby and W. y. Gail OF Colum-
bus who have Joined the party for the trip
through Ohio The party accompanied
Major Mckinley to church and at 2:S0 o'clock
joined Mrs. Barber, Mrs. McKinley's sister,
and Mrs. Captain Hcistand at dinner and
spent The afternoon at the Mckinley home.
I ! mis- evening Colonel HerriCk and wife OF
Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Kohlsaat
OF Chicago came down from Cleveland, Mrs
kohlsadt to return to Chicago on the night
| train and Mrs. Hcrr!ck to remain the guest
of Mrs Mckinley for a few days The
veterans hold n meeting here at 30 o'clock
in the morning and at $50 start on their
trip through Ohio and other points pre-
vlously announced and ending at Cleveland
Monday evening. Starting from Toledo
Tuesday morning the party goes into Mchi-
gan, where the itinerary is as follows:
Leaving Toledo on the Lake shore & Michi-
gan Southern and passing through Adrian,
Hudson, lillsdale and Jonesyile, will reach
Jackson on the Michigan Central at 1928
a. m, thence on tho Michigan air line
through Homer. Union City. Colon, Center
Vile and reaching Three Rivers on the Lake
shore d Michigan Southern at l:l5, thence
over that line north through Schoclcraft
Kalamazoo, Planwell. Otsego, Allegan to
! Grand Rapids at Gao, where the night will
be spent.
Wednesday-Leave Grand Rapids on the
through Vaudeville, Hastings, Nashville
Charlotte. Eaton Rapids. Jackson, Leslie and
Mason, will reach Lansing at 2l5 p. m;
leave Lansing on the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern at p. m. will pass through Grand
Lodge. Portland, Icna, st Johns, OwCSso
and go on the Michigan Central to Saginaw
reaching there at 7:45 and remaining over
night
Thursday-Leave Saginaw on the Michigan
Central at 1880 a. m, and pass through Bay
City. Vessar. Coiumbiavile. to Lapeer at
lO:iJ and over the Grand Trunk line to Flint
at 1l:A7; over the Flint & Perre Marquette
to Holly, and leaving that point at | p m.
over the Grand Trunk line Tor Pontiac
Rochester, Rome, IenoN, Port Huron. Me-
Clemmons and reaching Detroit at p. m,
The telegraph still brings communications
concerning delegations to visit fiajor Me-
Kinley and to be reviewed Tho prospects
arc for a week very much the same as
tho closing last night Saturday Is again
the favorite but there Is something for
every day in the~~weelS. Announcements
-. now made up to Saturday. October 81,
and there are but two days between now
and then which have not one or more del
egations announced. Illinois from present
prospects will furnish one Of the most nota-
Bile demonstrations of the campaign. Deh-
mite announcements have already bson made
OF eighteen special trains coming from all
parts of the state, and the committee in
charge say twice that many are partially
arranged for Colonel p Rend. life
long democrat. is to be chief of the parade
ami Genera! Fitzsimmons has charge OF the
STAFF. carload of matched black horses
will be brought by the visitors for the
Use of the marshal and his staff.
Monday, October 19-Business men OF
Sewcllley Pa.
Tuesday-East End Marching club OF
Cleveland. republicans of the Sixth dis
trict Of Maryland and the Second district
of West Virginia
Wednesday illinois Day)-Delegations
from all over the state of Illinois, Gar
field club OF Warren, o.; East End regiment
of Cleveland: republican clubs of McKln-
ley's native township, Trumbull from the
precincts OF Lowellville, Poland and
Strouthers; Young Mems Marching club OF
Massillon in the evening.
Thursday-Republican OF GAINESVILLE
o.: republicans Of Marietta, o.
Frday-Americus club of Cleveland re-
publcans of Armstrong, Pa; republicans
OF Hornellsville, n. Y
Sa'urday-Employes of the Erie railroad
at Huntington, Ind. railroad employees OF
Missouri; regiments OF Piedmont. w. Va:
railway mems sound money clubs OF the
United States under the auspices Of tho
Railway Age; colored clubs of Allegheny
county Pennsylvania; British Isles Nc
Kinley club of Cleveland; employees OF
Harwood's lumber exchange.