The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-26

1yrdIlli W. ~ nolpoWttyi II, " ADAMS, JoSepn
W. Sherwood, W. H Tucker Otto Stechhan and
Samuel Merrill
The following committee on reception which
will act in conjunction with committee
representing the State Board Of Agriculture,
consisting of Hon Robert Mitchell, w. B.
Seward and Mr.. Graham, was appointed at the
direction of the meeting
Benjamin Harrison. A. G.. Porter.
Jno. @. New. S. J. PeelIe.
jill. McMaster. A. G. Harris.
Brainard Rorison. Isaac ThalInan.
Howard Gale. G. II. O'Brien
Edward Scanlan. S. A. Ebert.
Albert Farley. Anderson Lewis.
Charles Quandt. r. S. Foster.
j. A. Wildman. w. A. Pfaff.
Horace Mckay. J. R. Leonard.
Thomas =. Chandler. w. ID. Wiles.
j. r.. Iaynan r. K Syfers.
Z. f. Claypool L. w. Fletcher
Philip Rappaport Fred Oystermyer
w. F. Rupp. John III. Holiday.
Louis Ruth. c. s. Denny
Frank Erdelmyer. L. w. Mcdaniel
r. o. Hawkins. George Evans, jr.
j. O. Hardesty. A. H. Dooley.
John L. Mothershead.
R. W Thompson, W. R. McKeen, Nicholas Filbeck,
Terre Haute
George B. Williams Charles E. Gore Lafayette
I'll. q. Odds, Fort Wayne.
William Heilman, J. II. Rocker, Evansville.
S. N. Chambers, Vincennes
George w. Friedey, Bedford.
w. r. Gardner, Washington.
A. D. Vanosdal, Madison
John Overmyer. Vernon
Joseph l. Irwin, Columbus.
Jesse ]. Brown New Albany.
James A. Keigwin, Jeffersonville.
w Z. Marshall, Seymour.
e. M. Overstreet, Franklin.
O. M. Roberts, Lawreneeburg.
J. N Huston, Connersville.
j. w. Grubbs, Richmond
r. B. +. Peree, Charlottesville.
A G. Beeson, Winchester.
Asbury Steele, Marion.
J. NJ Brown, Peru.
y y c lowell rN WABASH.
e. W Holman Rochester
Ws g e. olds, 70 Columbia City
j. II Baker, Goshen.
Glen q Stu Stndebaker J. D. Oliver, South Bend.
NJ. Z. Denote, Valparaiso.
The committee on arrangements will meet at
the postofice this morning at lOo'clock for the
purpo o ~ =. 1h, AZ I p ;,, az
CITY is not vet known but it Is probable that he
will come by special train from Cincinnati
Ihursday m0rning ana VIII arrive mere at ~ OF
70 Cnc;nnat by sneeia train Il meet him agS
accompany him to this city. The arrangements
for his reception will depend largely upon the
tune that ne VIII spend here II he
arrives during the morning he Will
probably stay at Senator Harrlsons house as
guest before going to the disposition grounds
He Will attend the fair IN the afternoon. He is
expected to return to Cincinnati Thursday night
but if arrangements can be made to detain him
here until or 10 o'clock, there viii be grand
demonstration IA his honor by the Republicans
Of the State During the afternoon he viii be
the honored guest OF the State fair, and all ar
rangements for his reception on the grounds will
be left to the officers of the State Board of Agr
culture. Ben Butler will not reach the city
until evening, as he speaks at Ferre Haute in
the afternoon. st. John will be in attendance
at the fair as a guest and he will speak in the
evening.
CHAIRMAN JoHNsoN's SLICK SCHEME
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~ - very emmy uay "iien anypoey seSs
away with the Prohibitlonists. day or SO ago
it was ANNOUNCED that Ben Butler would be here
3, rrbursdav &c naxt vvaalx and .rvopld snoot n
i 49, Hs' O. "a sp0rA =
the circle In the evening. governor o. 1ohn'
the candidate OF the Prohibitionists. had been
announced to speak in the city that evening
+o,, +,,o x1aal,s .,5 mr. s,,,,,,o.4e'.
- $3.50 80 49, 80 s'.,s S!4so'S0A
johnson, manager Of the partys campaign, APP
prehendmg that the presence Of But
fer would detract from the atten-
ton at 81 Johns meeting, went to
Messrs- Brouse' Medkirk, Spear and Others
prominent n the councils Ct the Butlerites, and
;v;sd sors,11 ad @
s,' Ol, tha sa1ne nlatforr iiauo
is1h no. = answered the others eve th;nk