, 1880-01-22
AID FOR IRELAND.
1'lA1sNELL At INDIANAPOLIS


sptttd, Dlspasth to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
IHn1ANAroLIs, Ind. Jun. 2l.-A largo crowd
gathered ut tho depot this nfterlloon to woc0s'iG
Chnrlcs Stunrt parnei aid John Dillon. As t',oy
appearel On tho platform OF tho car thrco
chcors wore given, which Pnr,lell acknowledged.
Tie crowd then dispersed, and the great agi-
tator was driven To Ills hotel in hack, over
which wnycd tho green bnnncr Of ireland. Hero
he found several delegations awaiting his
arrival Alexander Sullivan md Johu For
aythc, of Chicago; bfayor Warner, W.
F. Dowlali, and Il. IIarmon, Of Peoria;
Mayor Murphy and hnlf dozen othors
from Davenport, H., and rs many moro frot'l
Loyansport, Ind, were nil anx!o1s to gnfn nh
audience, The delegation from Peoria promised
to raiso 5000 II ho would visit that city. The
people Of Davenport were quite rs generous.
Thua tho afternoon WnH consumed III rcarrhng~
ing and extending tho prugrntn. AtBo'clock,
In company With Mayor Caycn, tho pRrty was
driven to tho Grand Opcra-llotisc, where they
worc Joined by Gov: Williams and the stnte OIL
sntly ;, !asn.sa with NJ Irish n,n ntsrests "
thirty Or forty oeeaplcd seats npon' II the
ha"s st'pa partSaIts Iii s of 4Gonncll Ind Emmett
Asst nsnty 4 thrp pS9pH pcs wfas yr rsGssn aiek
few sentences Of welcome tn tho visitors. nftcr
which, III tho absence of ex-uov. Iicnir!cks,
telegram, be- Introduced Mr purntll. lie was
greeted with cordial clnprlnE Of lia!,ns. low
Ing his acknowledgements, hO begun his address
without Introductory rcsMnrkB, 1t being repctt-
ton nltntlst vprhlt{H Of what he hhs
said III tho elgven cities Visited thus far.
eneo Mt my time during tho evening. and very
llttlg applause except when tho spenktr int!-
1nntcd thnt force would he used 10 EaLn their
| rights. ThlS seemed to pleaRe tho Irish, who
composed three-faurths Of tho audience, mud
for tho moment thoy mltlo their presence felt:
once. nt tho Ply %anKEsstion& az q Mr tarn.e, they @
ccr upon tho hrud with II plees Of burning
peat, compelling him to forcgo serving
| il process upon Il non-rcnt-rnying tenMut; b1it
| tho cheeIs svere very Wcak. lArne!l sp0ke
forty-tlve mtuntcs and wus followed BY Dillon,
Thcu Alexander Sullivan, of Chicngo. wns heard,
| tho mcpttn9- concluding with u tcn.!ntnutcs'
| speech from IInrnou, Of PeorlM, Gov. Williams,
| tl,d Mini. j. W. GnrtlDn, RESOLUTIONS Werg
adopted requesting fnrtners a1l4 otheEs to Bgild
lii supplies fur tho furnishing Irish. tt,g wish he-
| Stllto to scn.l II sh1p.load Of food to Ireland
| Fred Rush, tho welt tknnWn gruln-shlppcr, nf-
fcrel to receive a1ll forward All that should be
| donated.
lii. parncll leaves this city Tomorrow to ~
| engagements ls follows: ToGtiO, O.+ Jun.
YTpEfoM TI 4 E. s }s 81 Hasestes, GsSsi%,, e. e ~ ?a jaa
70; Albany, N. u; JIM. n: Troy, N, ]. jim. "
New IIayeil, Conn.,, JNit. 70; Springfield. Mass.
Jun. 90; Cambridge, Nt,lss., Jun 81: Washington
| u. e., Baltimore, IND lt!GhstDnd, Feh ~ :; CMi
| rcK!o1l. Pennsylvania, Fob. to II; AltUnM, To-.
md tho succeeding ten dHys II sprmHell, H.
Davenport, LII, rcurtl, ILL.,, Terrn !iuIte. md
| Mllwu,ikcp, Wis, st. Pail nn1 minneapolis
! MInu., mid LOgnnspOrt, lWl.