The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-18

Frank Alley, Mark Hudson,
L. 9. Dynes. Edward ScanlOn
j. L. Bieler, l. N. Pattison,
W. G. Lamb, Gen. Tom Morris,
DIR. Levi Ritter, R. n. Lamb
G. B. Cones, DR.. Marine
Julius Pratt, Dr. Alabaster,
c. P. Fischer, j. L. H. Sweres
Ex-Governor Baker, l.. W. Hasselman,
Herman Bamberger, Cal. Darnel,
N. NJ. Cummins d. w. Coffin,
A. D. Streight, Simeon Carey,
DR.. Theodore Wagner, E. Over,
Fred Thomas, j. G. Adams
Otto Stechhan, Jacob w. Loeper,
NJ. G.. McIIain. ]. II. Wallick
Judge w. Howe, f. Knodel,
W. G. WATSON, Prof. Paul Bahr,
@. Ruckelshaus, August Schmitt.
John Egger j. W. Hess,
Joseph Ernst, W. +. Keay,
N. H. Spades James Fletcher,
W. O. Patterson, W. Kautzky, ar.
John T. Brush. Judge J.. G. Walker.
Terre Haute-R, W. Thompson, W. X. McKeen,
Nicholas Filbeck.
Lebanon-A. @. Daily.
Lafayette-George b. Williams, Charles q. Gore
Fort Wayne-H. g. Odds.
Vernon-John Overmyer.
Evansville-Wm. Heilman, J. H. Rocker.
Vincennes-S. N Chambers
Bedford-George w. Friedley
Washington-W. R. Gardner.
Madison-A d. Vsnosdai
Columbus-Joseph l. Irwin
New Albany-Jesse J. Brown
observation-disclosures A. Keigwin
Seymour-W. K Marshall.
Frsnklin-G. N. 0verstreet.
Connersville2J n Huston
Rchmond-J. W. Grubbs.
Winchester-A. G. Beeson.
Crawfordsville-R B. +. Peros.
Marion-Asbury Steele.
PERU. NJ. Brown.
Wabash-Calvin Cowgirl.
Huntington-H. B. Sayler.
Rochester-G. w. Holman.
Columbia Cty-Walter Odds.
Warsaw. =. Fraser.
Goshen-J. II. Baker.
South Bend-Clem Studebaker J. D. Oliver.
Fowler-U. a. Wiley.
Valparaiso-M. L. Denote.
Kokomo-A. f. Philips.
Muncie-Major John f. Wildnan, J. E. Mellette.
Noblesyile-J. L. Evans J. Il. Gray, Robert Ora
New Castle-Judge Bundy.
THE BUCKEYE DELEGATION.
Mr.. Sol j, Houck, of Springfield, O., is in the
city, making arrangements for the excursion of
Springfield Republicans to this city on Tuesday.
The party will comprise ten uniformed COM
panies of 100 men each, glee club of one hun
bred singers, and large number of the leading
citizens of Springfield. They will bring the
big Six" band with them, and will come on a
special train over the l., B. & W., arriving here
at o'clock in the afternoon. The following tele-
gram was received by Jno. c. New, last night,
from exSpeaker Keifer:
SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct. II.
"To Hon. John @. New:
THE Springfield excursion will reach indianapolis
about o'clock Tuesday afternoon. viii send names
of speakers tomorrow. j. WARREN KEIFER"
Many of the leading business men of Spring
field will be in the party, and among the we'll
known men who are coming will be Ben Butter
worth, William Mckinley, Gen. J. Warren
Keller and others The party have been ten
dered the use of the hall of the Morton Club for
headquarters, while in the city.
THE SPEAKERS FOR THE BLAINE TRIP
The list of speakers who will accompany Mr..
Blaine on his trip through the State, and the
places and time of their addresses, is as follows
South Bend, Oct. 18-Hon. A. w. Tenney, of New
York, Hon John A. Tibbitts, of Connecticut.
Elkhart Oct. 20, 1890 A. M.-Hon. M. L.. Denote,
Eon. A. G. Rankin of Pennsylvania
Goshen, Oct. 20, IL A. M.-Hon. John a. Tibbitts,
of Connecticut II. G. Thayer of Plymouth.
Ligonier Oct 20, 11;40 A. M.-Hon. Oliver T.
Norton
Baker.
Auburn Oct. 20. 1:15 P. M.-Hon. Stanton ].
Peelle, Hon. T. P. Keator
Fort Wayne, Oct. 20, Evening-Hon A. w. Tenney
of New York; Hon. William Mckinley, ir., of Ohioi
Hon. Robert P. Kennedy of Ohio; Hon. A. @. Rankin
OF Pennsylvania Mrs. Nellie HObrook of CALIFORNIA;