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The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

,tiaa:iuhia: IA. cue t~r t"r ~~"a "Trip Ao"r a I" 'h, .Us' hr ""
turn until June 18th.
thkasu. ~. INN Lr~ Tor round trip June sAh !" 9Th .lmtwa July :Ml.
District IN June ~ July " 18th aud August lat limit th<uN~r Shs.
Milwaukss. Wis, cue fare plus W0 lMu~ :d Ia Mh limit June llh.
Louisville. KY, tr ,ratn~ lee ting ~. i@utS May ~ ad. xh >i%M lin
II JWnr Mh. Limit extended ~ June NMh by drvNsM plan anA payment ~ Nh.
TNuyrr. colorado tiNN July :MA aud sMh, sWOd tyr rNNra Ua~~~W
Angus, lhi nnA .Nh.
warrn-hMry, Nh, June 9Th aud Mh. lNUr lth aud lAh, June .rd aud
.Nh. July u To- l1h, Angus, lMh IT, SSd, StN, " ~ (Mh ad nth ad NH,
|Ne tarv plus Ia. tr limits enquire.
Kansas CNy, Mo, Ell round trip June Nh und Mh lmiIh ~ June Nh.
Ksnna. city, Mo, July :ad Ia >H t.N round trip limited IT, July wh.
law rates IL oil 4. Il 4. stations within Nh Mtks July Ad Md t.
Cincinna,L OHo. July H. Il aud iNh, rate slGM lmh July 18th,
Home. S~krrs' excursions wrsi aud ~NMth June Ih and lMh.
~ 1Siephonr H. H. u. SvlnNAM, AGENT
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

In the Ci,rul Court ~ Saline County,
Missouri:
10y virtue aud authority ~ . ds'rse
aud order ~ sale made by sAid court,
In the uthbve entitled cause, And Of Q
certified copy thereof, dated MaNh
LIST. lMUO, ! viii, On
THURSDAY, JUNE It'll, INN,
tstws~n the hours ~ nine o'clock 10
the t0rcnNun and live o'clock In the
%HtterMOOn ~ that day, ~ the north
front door III the Court HOUSE, In the
city 81 Marshall, In Saline county,
Missouri. sell NJ public vendMr, ~ the
highest bidder, tho following descrltssd
real estate, viz. Twenty ~ arses,
the north part III the southwest quar-
ter ~ the southeast quarter, and the
north part ~ the east half ~ the
southeast quarter ~ the southwest
quarter, ~ lng north ~ the Missouri
Pacific llAilrOad, and lying iMMcdt.
u,ely north aud adjoining the tract III
land h~ervtOfOre conveyed ny Jane
Earp 1t nl by quit claim deed, ,ss'Ordssl
In the office ~ the ltSOrder ~ n~ds
for Saline county, Missouri, IN Hook
one hundrrd and One ll0l) ~ pay,
one hundred aud twenty.tOmr Vs&).
TERMS ~ SALE A. FOiL0wS, VIZ
For cash In hand,
JOSEPH WILSON,
lit sheriff,
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
Shake luto lour Shoes

Aliens tOO t.Ease, u powder. u
cures painful, smArting. swollen tevt
aud lngrOwing nails, and instantly
takes the stinH nut ~ cOrns aud hun.
Ions. It's the Hreatest comfort discOv.
cry ~ the aHc. Aliens EOOt.E.ase
makcs tight ~ ~ shOes feel easy.
u Is u certain cure for sweating, cal.
lOms aud hot, tired, achinH feet. Try
Il rO.NAV. sold by oil druggists aud
shoe stO,y>. 10y mail "r s:s'lN stamps.
Trial package tREE. Addrrss Allen
=. Olmstpd, lR Roy, n. Y. ~
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Try 0niu.0! Try 0raiu.0!

Ask your vrsarr to-day ~ show you
u package ~ GIlAlN.O, the new food
drink that takes the place ~ coffee,
The children may drink II without H..
Jury NJ we'll ~ tho adult. All WIN
Try Il. like II, GRAND has that
rich. seal brown Ot MWrho ar lava,
Int Il Is made from pure grains, and
the most delicate stomach rts~ives Il
without DISTRESS; l the price ~ coffee;
In aud IA ,Wr package, Sold ny. all
growers, "
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
cheap Rate Via Wabash Railroad.

iIoME. SEEK ERs' EXCURSIONS riAY l.,
AND IL, JUNE 3 AND IN, lws,
tine 0rst class iAre, plus e!.00, for
the round trip. Ttckete limited W ~
days from date ot sale. Excursion
tickets will also b. sold 70 Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Col.
On dates and ut rate named ahOvc.
General Assembly. Presbyterian
Church In L. ~. ~. Louis. Mo-, May
u tO n: tine and Onc.thirtl fHrc for
the round trip. Tickets On SALE May
IL, ~. u and -: final return limit.
June :. INN.
imperial Council, Ancient Order
Mobiles ut the Mystlc shrine, Wash.
inv,On. u. e., May - a. ~, lAsb:
Tickets On sale May ~. ~ and - NJ
very low rates; final return limit. May
-. INN.
German DapNist (Ounkards) Meet.
Ing. North Manchester. lnd., Way ~
Ia June \. INN: Tickets On sale May
~ Ia ~; final return limit, July I.
National Dsptist Anniversaries. In.
trUit. Mich. May - ~ ~. lMs,: Cine
tnty. plu. t:.,M, for the round trip.
bate. ~ sale May 81, =. and -: final
return limit. May ~.
For full particulars regarding al'vr
rates. call on nrarvst tickr, agent ~
addrr.. u. T.. Watt. Pass. aud T,rk",
Agent. Mo,srl!. Mo
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

In the Cirru,t Court ~ Salir County,
Missouri:
ny virtue aud authority ~ . dsSrvv
and order ~ sale made by The said
court, IN the ahOvc entitled raMse, aud
~ Y verified CsSpy Nhc,SsSt. dAtrSl trb.
ruary 18Th, lvUO, ! will IN
THURSDAY, JUNE It'll. liam,
tstwr~n the hours ~ mine O'clUrk In
the fUrSsn,N'n and Tive O'cl,s'k In The
a%termWOn ~ that day. ~ the front
door ~ the Court House, In the city
~ Marshall, IN Saline county. Mis-.
sOurt, sell NJ public vrnduc. Ia the
highest bidder, the follow Ing d~rscrilsd
real estate. VIA: The northwest quar-.
ter ~ section two ~, township forty.
ty.nine W.. range twenty .ONe t.ll !,
excerpt u strip taken III ~ thu east
side thrtrs,t running full lcnv,h thereof.
mud v,sntNininv eight IS Wc,cs: NlsV
the south hall III the southeast quar-.
ter ~ the northwest quarter ~ rss'ttVn
siNt,vn llIl. township forty .Nine t&Nl.
range twenty .Onr I'll, containing zen
llVl Hctrs: MlsO four nnd u hnlt ~
ncsyu. lsginntnx NJ the Southwest ,sr.
umr ~ the northwest quarter ~ tbs
southeast quarter ~ -,s'tlOn four ~,
township forty .nlne t&Nl, range TWEEN.
ty.Nnw l9l), thrtnw south One hMmds~sl
and three llIl) links ~ the northwest
corner ~ the said lot, thcnsr cxst IN
the line lstwssn The east aMd wcst
halves ~ The southwest quarter ~
said ssStiOn four ~, th"ukv south =
sufficient dluta,Se ~ cut III four aud
Onc.hHlt l&tl scr~s, by . line parallel
with the north line: thcn,S' north IT,
the place ~ hrglnning.
TERMs: tine half ~ the purchase
money Ia ,s paid In cash aud Nnc.
hall Nn u c,Sslh ~ One year, With
approved security, the drsrr,Ssl
payment Ia draw uix tN) l~r ,vnt
intctr-t. with the ivilegc In the pur.
chaser Ia pay all ~ said purchase
JOSEPH WILSON.
l&.N sheriff.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
Notice Of shsrih's Sale In Partition

William n. Fletcher aud Ernc., ".
Martin
Against.
Henry &. Elvln, jonas l.. Elvin, Mary
clark, VIM. =. Elg,u, Joseph T.. III.
yin. Laura K. Hrnkk, Allstt y.
Elgin. Virginia A. Elgin alias len.
nic a. Elvin, Fisk Elgin. SuliAp u.
Elgin. Tucker u. Elvin, Annie COl.
lis. Matte J. Elgin aud ltOlert N.
Reynolds rs guardian " Matte \.
ElYin.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
Aaigues's Notice Of Final esttlsmsat

AxslEHsu's NVtlcs Of Final estltsMsat'
No,k~ II h"v~hy given ~ rrVAi,Ors
aud al persons Interested IN tho ~.
signed csta,r II W, N. mn that the
undersigned assignee ~ said estate
Intends H. tle his petition Tor Y final
discharge from his said ,rus, NJ ,hr
next term ~ the Ci,rnit Court ~ Ia.
line county. Missouri, Ia lN lsvMn On
the tlrst Monday ~ lune, lMAA,
HARRY u, PARSONS,
l3.tw Assignee,
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

Mo,ios Of ShsViA's Gale 10 Partition
Mary y. Crick aud Estelle Wallace
Against
JAMr Earp. isettie In MOSs, John
t.arp, Brack EArp aud Jamss w.
carp.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25

In YOU have thu, ,irrd t,~lingy In
you feel sluggish. bilious anl WMt ~
sorts generality nO you have sick
hrndarhry In you have pimplr-.
rruWtOn-. blUtchc- ulcers. -Or.'s ur
either RESULTS ~ ronstipRtiOny To In
healthy. the sewer ~ tho body. the
nwcls. must In kept In ~ active.
healthy condition, aud nothing iWes
Il 50 we'll N Uailey's Laxative Tab.
plexlOu and . clear head. a tablet
Ur two taken nj might makes You feel
Nnc In thu the mOrninv. IA, packagcS
contain ~ tablets, and 10 packages
IN tablets. Chocolate coated. w. J..
HALEY. I. written On each package.
Lakeside Medicine Co., ChraYO,
Prop. sample fryr. ltrmrmlrr they
curc constipation, Sold by W. y.
NNwtcr, Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-25
Dos, Your Stomach Distress You7

Oo you have pain IN the side, nau.
sea, sonnet lines vOini,ing. Distress NJ.
ter eating. ls'lching. constipation,
loss ~ appetite. dizziness, tAtn,encr.
moth patches, sluggish looks. PIN.
pies Nnd u ,rpulsive cOMplcxiOns "
you have amy ~ these symptoms. yNn
have Dyspepsia ar stomach disorder.
The new discovery. bailey's DyaI@p'
sin Tablets, brings quick relief. tO,.
lowed by u permanent cure; pleasant
Ia take. W. j. Bailey written On
each package. Price 81 GENTS, post.
paid. Made by Lakeside Medlcinc
Co., Chicago. sample frer. Well
informed doctors pvescriln them.
Sold by W. +. NRwter, druggist.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
SENATOR BEvERIDGE HERE.
He Predicts IN Sweeping Victory for
the Republicans.

Senator Albert ]. Beveridge spent yes
terday in the city and will conclude his
campaign work tonight at Lebanon.
where he is TO make a speech. Senator
Beverage said last night that he is still
Of opinion that Indiana will give the Re-
publican ticket a majority OF 10000. at
made this statement in an interview ir,
the Journal a week ago." he said, land
nothing has since arisen to cause me to
change my opinion. unless it would be 10
predict even a larger majority. 1 believe
that the election of Mckinley and Roosc-
Welt IS so certain that there is no room for
argument
Senator Beveridge bases this opinion on
what he has seen in Indiana and in the
West, where he has done much campaign
ing. The large attendance and the en-
thusiasm of the meetings he has held have
indicated that there is uprising among
the American people to put down Organism
forever Senator Beverage also points
out that the desperate methods OF the
Democratic press and the incendiary w
terances of Chairman Jones and Boss
Croker are Of such character as TO indi-
cate the hopeless feeling of the Democ-
racy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
ROUGH RIDER PARADE TO-DAY.
Arrangements Are Now Complete for
the Event.

Arrangements are now complete for the
big Rough Rider demonstration this after
noon. The parade Will form on Capitol
avenue north of New York street and will
move promptly at $50. The line of march
will be south on Capitol avenue to Wash
bic, countermarch to Illinois, south on Illi-
rois through the tunnel TO Russell avenue,
south to McCarty, east on McCarty to Vir-
ginia avenue, north over the viaduct to
Delaware, north on Delaware TO New York,
west on New York to Meridian and south
on Meridian to the Marion Club. At the
Marion Club the parade will be reviewed
by Governor Mount, Senator Beveridge,
Capt. w. E. English, Representative Over
street, Charles Il. Lands, Daniel NJ. Rams
cell, Fred Campbell and Colonel Clark and
his staff, all OF whom will ride in the
parade Senator Fairbanks will also be
stand and parade.
Immediately after the disbanding Of the
troops effort will be made TO have some
of the officials and distinguished members
of the reviewing party address the Rough
Riders while they are mounted. These adj
dresses will be made from the English
Hotel balcony or new Columbia Club.
Everybody in the parade Will be mounted
with the exception of the four bands, which
will ride in tallyhos. Places of honor will
be reserved for distinguished troopers
will be paired off with regard to color to
improve the appearance of the troops, and
the Marion Glee Club will be a band of
singing equestrians.
The parade will end its march in the Cir
Gle and will be over by 4 o'clock.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
The Journal. Election News.

The Journal will issue extra editions to
catch all trains up to noon Wednesday.
Nov. Z, and to $50 a. m. Thursday. Nov. s,
as follows:
First Edition-For trains leaving about
midnight Tuesday and Wednesday and for
local street sales.
Second Edition-For trains leaving about
$3.50 a. m. TO 1880 a. m.
Third Edition-For trains leaving about
a. m. to a. m. and for local streer sales.
Fourth Edtion-For trains leaving about
IL a m. TO II noon and for local street sales.
Complete election returns will be dis
played by stereopticon I'm front of the Jour
raj building during Tuesday evening, and
they will be continued Wednesday evening
il IL be necessary. The facilities of the
Journal for the collection and presentation
of the news are unsurpassed. To the serv-
ice of the Associated Press. with ali its
great resources, will be added the bulletins
of the Western Union Telegraph Company
and the Long Distance Telephone Com
pany, and the dispatches of our special
correspondents all over our field This will
make up report that will be as perfect as
modern enterprise can produce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
THE ACCOUNTS AUDITED
NINE WORKERS. FUND INCREASED
$4,000 DURING THE STRIKE.
President Mitchell VIII he Here To-
Day for N Few Hours-Oth-
er Matters.

The auditing committee of the United
Mine Workers finished the work of audit
ing Secretary-Treasurer Wilson's accounts
for the quarter ending Oct 1, Saturday
night. and che showing is very encour-
aging to the organization. At the begin
ming OF the quarter there was a balance
of $6s.Oo9 in the treasury and at the end,
although the strike in the anthracite re-
gion in Pennsylvania was on two weeks
the balance was 1000. an increase of
$1,000. This is remarkable showing, con-
sidering the magnitude of the strike which
perhaps, was the largest ever inaugurated.
throwing 1f1000 men out OF employment
Secretary Wilson says the large increase
Is due to the rapid enrolment of members
of the organization. Another feature in
considering the financial increase is the
fact that dues of miners are always sus-
pended during the strike, so this income
was from sources other taan the anthca-
cite region. Yet a larger financial In
crease is shown by Secretsrv Wilson'S
bank account. At the end Of October he
had $4,000 In the bank. with a few out
standing checks remaining TO be cancelled.
This covers the entire perioa OF the strike
and Is substantial increase over the
preceding quarter. The organization has
also been at a heavy expense, having raid
out for the quarter ending Oct. $4,000 in
strike benefits alone, TO say nothing of 9TH
er expenses. The auditing committee as
well as Secretary Wilson and other officials
of the mine workers are highly piea sed
with the showing, and say Il only indicates
what can be attained by carefully con-
Quoting peaceful labor organIza ton.
President John Mitchell will arrive in
the city this morning from Hazleton, Ia,
where he has been since the strike began
and after few hours conferences with
Secretary Wilson, will go To his home I'm
Illinois. where he will get a few days rest
with his family. Then he will return 10
Indianapolis TO look after the accumu-
lated business at headquarters. aud later,
will again go to the anthracite region 70
wind up affairs there. All the officials are
we'll satisfied with the settlement and
recognize IL as the greatest victorv or-
ganized labor has ever achieved. Even
IL an increase had not been secured they
say Il would have been great victory
because the conservative attitude 1rair-
tanned throughout the strike has raised
the public opinion OF labor organizations
to a much higher plane.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
ELECTION RETURNS.
Telephone and telegraph Companies
VIII Furnish Them.

The telegraph and telephone companies
are preparing to handle the election news
tomorrow night on an elaborate plan.
The fact that the telephone companies
announce that they will furnish their sub
scribers with election returns will relieve
the newspaper offices of a great deal Of
extra work. Instead of calling up the
newspaper offices people will be informed
of the latest returns and be able TO get
them more quickly by calling up the tele-
phone exchanges.
The Western Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies have received a good many
orders from people who desire to have
the returns furnished them by private wire
They get up a little party and arrange
to have a telegraph instrument placed in
some ones house. An operator is furnished
and the news is received in this way at a
cost OF SIS. Both State committees will re-
ceive the news by private wire and the
Republican committee has arranged to re-
ceive the returns by precincts as fast as
the count is ready to give out. At the
headquarters of the national Gold Demo-
Gratis the returns will be received by special
wire and at the different theaters arrange
ments have been made TO read returns
At the main office of the Western Union
Telegraph Company thirty operators will
be employed. according to Manager Butler
who says there is fully as much interest
manifested in the returns from this cleo
ton as there was in 1896.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
SENATOR FAIRBANKs's VIEWS.
He Predicts n Great Victory mt To-
MOrroy.s Election.


Senator Fairbanks returned last night
from Evansville. where he closed his
speechmaking tour of the State Saturday
night. The senator has delivered addresses
in States from Maine to California and
travelled many thousands of miles. Last
night he expressed the utmost confidence
in the outlook Cor Republican victory.
1.-The Republicans have gained steadily
in strength from the beginning of the cam
paign,'' declared the Senator. There has
been no period OF reaction, as Is almost
always the case in every great national
contest. The people generally have be-
lieved that the opposition has been insin-
cere in its advocacy of the so-called para
mount issue OF Imperialism. The general
belief is that this issue has been promul-
gated for the purpose of concealing issues
of actual and grave import Mr.. Bryan has
grown constantly weaker from the begin
ming His canvass has by no means added
to his strength His uterances have merely
increased the popular distrust of his wis
dom and capacity. The course of the Presi-
dent has been In striking and agreeable
contrast. The more the issues have been
discussed, the more the policy of the adj
ministration has been considered, conf
dence in IL has increased. The Republicans
have been fortunate in be;ng able to point
national affairs, but TO very successful
administration of State affairs well.
State issues have, however, been largely
subordinated to national issues.
THE election of Mckinley is already as
sured by very decisive vote. He will carry
Indiana, regardless of the determined eff
fort of the opposition and of the advice of
Mr.. Croker The people are not in humor
to have imported into our elections the
methods inaugurated by the opposition IN
Southern States. and it is not likely that
any attempt will be made to follow Mr..
Cookers advice to any considerable extent.
1.-The entire State ticket will be elected
by handsome plurality. We shall have a
majority in both houses of the State Legis-
lature, and we shall hold our present repre-
sentation in Congress, and may possibly
increase ii by the election Of one or two
additional members"
Senator Fairbanks feels that note of
warning to earnest. conscientious Repub-
licans is timely. 1T is of the utmost ne
cessity.' he said, that the people of the
State who are interested in the continu-
ance of the present national administration
and the existing prosperous condition of
our affairs should make every honorable
effort to insure the polling of a full vote
Tuesday. thereby securing the largest pos
sible victory"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
IN GIBSON COUNTY.
Republicans Think the Carbon Paper
Scheme Is to He Tried.

The Republicans of Gibson county think
there is a systematic plan on the part of
the Democrats to use money in that county
tomorrow. a telephone message was re-
ceived from Princetos last night, announc-
ing that the carbon-paper scheme would
probably be used unless il was headed Off
The carbon paper is used to ascertain
whether or not the man who sells his vote
has cast his ballot the way he promises. A
day or two ago the Gibson county Repub-
licans were astonished when some Demo-
cratic bets were offered on the result in
that county. The Democrats offered TO bet
even money that the county would go their
way. This made the Republicans suspicious,
was that they found enough evidence to
warrant them in making the charge that
vote buying would probably be carried on.
Gibson county gave Republican majority
of 256 in 1885,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05

in attendance, and Colonel Gordon de-
clared IL 10 be the best speech to which
he had listened during the campaign. Re-
quests for speeches from Captain Eng
lish have come up in great numbers ~
the State committee from every part OF
the State and he has spoken almost con-
tinuously since the day he Joined Colonel
Roosevelt for the tour through Indiana.
and has addressed large meetings in his
former congressional district in his old
county of Scott and in various parts OF the
State. His work for Mckinley and Roose-
welt and the entire Republican ticket has
trail committee. and yesterday he received
a warm personal letter of thanks for his
good work from Chairman Hernly. He
will take part in the parade to-day and
will end the campaign by serving as in
spector of election in the thirteenth pre-
cinet of the Sixth ward on election day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
DEAD ON RAILROAD TRACK.
The BODY of James NJ. stackhouse
Found There.

James NJ Stackhouse. forty-eight years
of age, an empioye of the Van Camp Pack
ing Company. was found dead on the Big
Four tracks, ut East street. mt IL O'Clock
yesterday morning, with his head crusasd
and his jaw broken The body was taken
10 the city morgue by the City Dispensary
doctors. Coroner Nash. who viewed the
body, said death undoubtedly resulted from
henorrhage. resulting from the fracture
st the base OF the skull No limbs were
broken
No witnesses were found who saw the
accident and the railway people claimed
TO have questioned all of their empIo res
at work on that track yesterday morning
and yet none of them could tell anything
OF the accident.
Stackhouse came here about three months
ago from Cleveland He boarded a. 20,
West South street lie leaves a wife and
SIX children
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
JOINT NEWS BUREAU.
Election Returns to BE Received at
b Monument Place.

Tomorrow night all the newspapers of
the city will conduct the joint election
news bureau at 80 Monument place. The
idea is, by cooperation, to furnish patrons
with complete and accurate election re-
turns promptly. The enterprise has the in
dorsement of both committees. All election
officers are requested TO send the returns
TO 32 Monument place as early as possible.
instead of TO the individual newspaper
offices. Each newspaper will have Il corps
Of men at the headquarters all night to
receive and tabulate the returns 1t is
only in this way, and with the co-opera-
ton of the election officers, that satisfac-
tory election news service can be fur
nished by the newspapers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
CAPT. ENGLIsH's GOOD WORK.
His Activity i'm the Campaign Has
Been Greatly Appreciated.

Captain William Z. English closed his
arduous speaking campaign Saturday night
with rousing speech at Dana, vermil-
lion county. 20 an immense outdoor meet
ing. This after he hao previously
made twelve speeches at various towns
special train sent out over IRE line by the
business men OF indianapolis, under the
management of Col |. S. Gordon IL was
the original intention or those in charge
places on the route, in addition 10 the
mass meeting at Dana, but the enthusi-
astic crowds at each station where he
was not on the programme insisted upon
calling him out for speech-following thu
other speakers-and the result was that he
spoke at each one OF the twelve stops made
and received a great ovation at all of them.
His speech ~ Dana in the evening was
spiendidly received by the great crowd