Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Great American Comedy and
Farce.
JAY GOULD & co. PaopREToRs.
Starring the Eminent Comedian J. G. Blaine,
of Maine, in His UnriyaIled Rear
Platform Act.
FOR DATE SEE SMALL BILLS.

FOsTORA, o., September 30.-A delega-
ton Of 100 leading merchants and other
business men, members Of the Business
Mems Club of Toledo, called this morning
to pay their respects to Mr.. Blaine. he re-
ceiyed them at S:45 o'clock in the parlor Of
the Body House. The meeting was quite
informal The chairman of the delegation
assured Mr. Blaine of the earnest support of
the business interests Of Northwestern Ohio.
Mr.. Blaine thanked the gentleman,
and remarked that the Republi-
can ticket was certainly entitled to the sup
port Of business men because the contest
was primarily and emphstically contest
for the preservation and promotion Of the
business interests Of the country. AT nine
Mr.. Blaine was driven to the depot. Senator
B. r. Bruce, Emory Storrs, Ex-Governor
Foster and Judge West and Senator Plumb
of Kansas were added to the party of yester-
day. There was some delay at the depot
and it was not until near ten o'clock that
the special train started for Tffin and other
points south Quite crowd had gathered
and there was the usual cheering as the
train moved out.
The Hippodrome.
SPRINGFIELD, o., September SO.-At
Bellefon.aine there was a large crowd.
They received Mr. Blaine very demonstra-
lively and he spoke few words of thanks,
disclaiming the honor for himself and at
tributing the enthusiasm Of the people to
their interest in the Republican cause.
There was fine demonstration at Crbana.
Mr.. Blaine was escorted in a carriage BY a
large body of Plumed Knights, some on
foot and some on horseback. A novel
feature of this escort was troupe Of mount
ed ladies wearing white plumes.
Still Hippodroming.
SPRINGFIELD, o., September 30-At 5:l5
the train arrived at Springfield. This is
largely a manufacturing town and all the
shops had been closed in order to give the
workingmen an opportunity to see Blaine,
As soon as the people gathered around the
depot and saw him they cheered and shout
ed and made all kinds of uproarious demon
strations. With difficulty he was got into
a carriage and was driven around through
the city Afterward the usual speech fol-
lowed.
Still HippOdrOming.
DAYTON, September SO.-At Dayton there
was another great and enthusiastic crowd.
Mr.. Blaine was escorted BY the local COM
mittee 10 the BCckel house were he took
tea. Immediately after tea he went out to
review a great torchhght procession. The
square in front of the Court House and all
the adircent streets were thronged with a
dense mass of cheering people, and in re-
sponse to their repeated demands Mr..
Blaine spoke few words Of thanks for his
kind reception.
The HipPodrOme.
DAYTON, o., September 3O.-Nothing
could exceed the enthusiasm of the demon
stration at Kenton, the home Of the Repub-
lcan candidate for Secretary of State. Gen
eral Robinson introduced Mr.. Blaine who
as soon as he could get an opportunity to
speak, spoke briefly, being often cheered.
Great Enthusiasm at Warren.
WARREN, o., September 30.-This city is
in blaze OF enthusiasm to-day, and there
are fully 10000 people here to welcome
Logan. General Logan and others made
speeches this afternoon to great crowds.