, 1880-02-24
OHICAGO'S WELCOME.
ON TIE RAIL.

BIE981s. pATtNELLt DILLON, AND MURDOCH
left tho City Ut Detroit at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and took tho day express ovor tho Mich
ixan Central laatlruad for Chicago. Tho journey
wis IN uncvontful onu, md the travellers had
ample opportunity to look around for thosn-
Bglves and examine the appearance of that
thriving section Of Michigan through which tho
road runs. All three are men OF observing
'chnrncter, and wcre greatly pleased with tho
view Of tho country alld Its people. At Kala-
maEoo tho distinguished party wore greeted by a
reporter of THE TRIBUNE. who had Travelled
thus fur to extend to them tho couztestes of
Chtcago und Its press, md who was tho only
Chlcugoan to do so until tho train roachcd Lake
Htation, q few miles from tho StatU line, whero
tho party was tneroased by tho l,ev. Fathor
O'itaIlly, OF Valparaiso, Ind, and Mr. William
Dillon, u brother of Mr. Parnoll's ooaborcr and
n sou OF tho famous John Dillon. Of H.
At KALAMAZOO
thoro WINS quito ut outpourlnH Of tho cltizons.
whn had learsled of tho expected arrival Ut tho
,u.sty and hRd planned tu do them honor. Only
II few minutes wero ut command, aud anything
like speech nsakiug WIS, Of oourse, out Of tho
question. A committee Ut loading o!t1zoas,
consisting Of bfessrs. John Dudgeou, Al
len Potter, @. W. Powers, Dutos Phillips,
urd W, Il. Mct;ourtrce, 'woro introduced TO Mr..
l'arncil and bis colleagues, nnd. On behalf OF tho
ctixons Ut Kalamazoo and Vicinity, requested
him tu give thoi1,, II possIb!O, QUO evening bcforu
hIs return, promising him n !urge audience.
Ns. Par,lell rppied that ho was atraid his c'l'
9aKen,unts would not permit Of hfa accepting
tue invitation. He thought, however, that ho
would bo compelled to scpArato from hts Rsso-
clates, ,sho would speak some on thoLr own no.
count, and 1t might bc possible to aFrntlge FOR
visit from them. Mr. Dillon booked tho re.
quest, qnd Inquired as To tho size at tho town,
ute, 4 company OF the Kalamazoo Light
Infantry,
which had paradetl In honor Of Washngton'4
birthday, were drawn u! ut t. fi1e depot !a ana
sa!uted tho hero Of Tho day: ThGro WASH waa sonsa ~
iIr,ell. At Niles i'll. Dillon showed himself on
tho rcar platform foF Fey moments tan Mr: ad mar
10 sleep. Al Nich!gnn ctty there wns w s,na!l
gathering clatnnrinY fnr hr. rarnoll. but. ae oa
which hp needed 30 much. they qsiutiy dispersed.
At Kensingtnn the tsnin waA mot by
THE CHICAGO RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
whoss nass hays aseSy be-" sip pun'h%S' nn % x z
sSSI s4 In Hsnaui and Do tro"ds sn ssa
use as t dessates s's who % 5esrs u b. ntroiuse u
him. Hut tho conductor of the Wagner sluen.
iuK-car stooA upon tho riKtlts OF tho Company Il.
thu Con'nitteo unless fare was paid i was r. f.,
stany rre.S4 md ter T. 1RRsaFI9fd ehst iS
Tito ono Of ths rcg,iiar cars, aud theEs was
mudo nct,ualnted waah tho cotnn,tttee. I'ho ~ ~
ulaindor Of tue Journey was accomplished Will
out Incident Ut lIote, tho VlaitnFa engaging Freely
until Ch!euHu 1sas rvachsd. IN! ut 7Ao p. nj. tho
III pavins Kaia,nsaoo j. @ 1S 1i,s s Tntuuss reporter
| Engaged In conversation wit tho KrcAt agitator
Mho y aissrG.sins 80 much tho soula OF tho 1s't'
| Ci4AnLEs STEWART PARhELI. y. r. g0is MEATH,
docs not look formidable person or ons danger
Gus to s.Eiety tHll, Kentls1mRnty mSn. 'ook. {.