M'KINLEV HOME AGAIN.
Is Met With a Huge Ucceptlon at
Toledo,
Toledo, 0., Oct. 15.-Governor M<-
Klnley has returned to his own state
and he wtis given a wtdeome home
that was entirely lu keeping with the
splendid reception be has met abroad.
He spoke at Spaulding to a large au
dience, and also made brief speeches
at Defiance, Napoleon, and Liberty.
In this city he tqioke in Memorial hall
which was filled to the utmost.
Diaries Stalling, a Han Krancisro
gro-'Cr, deeded fb'ijsg) to his wife am.
she <lopcd with Alexander McNeil
street car con<luct*jf.
OHAIU; KAUI.K TO HKHS
Win's* of an Apacho liullau Soldier
Who Was Tied 1 p During the Strike.
The Urst days I nele Sam's soldiers
from Fort l.ogan spent in Trinidad
during the week when travel by rail
through that town was deadlocked by
the American Railway I'nion strike
were replete with dramatic situations
and pietnrescue ineidents.
One Wednesday the llrst Santa TV
train to reach Trinidad from I.a Junta
since the tie-up vas made complete
came putting into the little station. It
wits tilled with tired and disgusted
travelers, bound for the south, who
were already belated In their .journey
about eight days. The llrst act of
most of them was to hurry to the de
pot platform and tiro iptestlons at sol
dlers. raihvad men and citir.ens re
garding the important matter of when
tho train wond lie likely to resume its
trip.
Among tho llrst out, says the IVhot
Republican, was it young Indian, t ill,
sturdy and soldierly In appearance.
