The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-26

this city, on any evening OF the coming
week that may best suit your convon-
ence. Very respectfully,
(Signed) WILLIAM NJ. EVAUrS,
j. j. AsTOR,
LEVI p. MORTON,
CYRUS w. FIELD,
DAVID DEwEs,
WILLIAM DoWD,
ALoN2o b. CORNELL.
BARKIS IS wIILlN'.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. @.-IIon. William NJ.
EvartS John Jacob Astor and others, New
York:
accept, with much pleasure your
very kind invitation to dine with YOU
next week, and indicate Wednesday
evening rs one agreeable to myself, but
shall gladly leave the assignment Of
time to yourselves.
(Signed JIG. BLAINE.
About 200 gentlemen Join in the din
ner to Blaine. 1t will takeplace at Del
monico's, at Z O'clock. William NJ.
Evarts will preside.
HE REACHED RACINE.
RACINE, WIS, Oct. 25.-Kenosha, the
first place in Wisconsin at which the
train stopped, was reached soon after IL.
Here again Mr.. Blaine left the train.
When he appeared on the platform he
was received with loud cheering. lie
spoke brieny.
lie PEEPED AT wAUR nAN.
KENosHA, WIS, Oct. 2j.--At Wauke-
gan Blaine left the train and went to
n platform near the station, where there
was a large crowd. lie made brier
speech.
THE MILWAUKEE MATINEE.
MILWAUREE, Oct, 25.--The northwest
could not have extended James G..
Blaine greater honor than II did at the
demonstration in this city to-day. From
early morning till noon all trains ar
irving were loaded with visitors from
every section of the state. The recon-
ton at the depot and at the exposition
building was most enthusiastic. Al the
latter place, where Blaine spoke, nearlv
D,COO people wCro inside and thousands
outside. After an address he held "A re-
ception ut the Plankinton house parlors,
where delegations from tho Industrial
bodies of the city waited upon him, pre.
seuting him with an address pledgin
him with most hearty support. The
train bearing tho Blaine party from
Chicago departed aud returned to that
city at O'Clock.
HE IL RACK AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-About 8 o'clock to-
night p''mmittoo representing the Cor
man l'eHunlicaus of Chicago made their
way iuio Mr., Blaine'srOom at the Grand
Pacific aud delivered an address, ap-
proving oi his career as q public servant
and promising him the support of the
Germm-Amcricau Republicans. MIR.
blaine returned his cordial thanks In n
very feeling manner.
blnlne arrived from Milwaukee nj 8 $50
p' M Ihe young Republican club,
numbering $500 marchers, served as pn
escort 10 the residence OF Hon. Joseph
Medili, whore he dined quietly. hftcr
dinner he proceeded To the Grand Pacific
DO cl to take his part in the EVENINGS
demonstrations.
THE NIGHT DEMONSTRATION
offered TO the Republican prrsidoniial
ana vice-prosidential candidates was an
affair of magnitude. The conditions
proved favorable tor the marchprs and
spectators alike, There was a clear sk,
ana u bracing atmosphere, and until late
INTO the night the downtown thorough.
lares were alive with the masses which
" would be only nonie turs at
best to attempt TO enumprate.
Along the advertised line of march
we're illumlnationS of various sorts
brilliant limos of electric lights and
Chinese lanterns covering the fronts
oi entire business blocks, and
again stretched high in tho air across
the streets The iucossaut burning
OF tho vari colored Greek fire and tho
proiuse display of pyroiochnics, accom-
pHhleu by the presence of the
ueep lines of spectators, with
thelr almost incessant cheering, contin-
ued To make the spectacle only possible
III great cosmopolitan center. The
procession began To move shortly
oelore hlne o'clock and was somewhat
more than two hours In passing. Its
numbers ewera taugmonled Nv Tho
presence ol numerous organizations from
outside the city, the incoming trains
irohl all portions of the northwest.
heaNlly loaded, arriving throughout the
uay' Ihe most remarkable spectacle
was that presented at tho oast
iroht OF the Grand Pacific
hotel, from the balcony of which MIR.
Blalne and his Immediate friends were
To view the column. TO tho eastward
stretches large eXpansn hetween
the motel and the custom-huuse building.
and within this space. md
upon the steps and balconies oi
the federal building, aud stretching
north aud south on Clark street. was a
closlly helnmed multitude, number
ing possibly, 40,uOO. Ii occupied
the ground over which tho marching
column was TO pass in review,
but onored an impregnablo front to the
approach oi the marchors, and was be-
Nohu any possible control by
the police. Whom MIR. BLAINE.
appeared and he came to
be recognized, there was great roar,
many times repeated, and only partially
ceased when he uncovered aud mo.
toned with his hand for silence. Amid
great confusion.
-, NE SPOKE AS FOLLOWS:
chicago IL great In all things, cane.
cially great IN her hospitalitIos and
Welcomes. | desire to express my
thanks and my gratitude for IN,
mag uihcence aud magnitude Of this
reception or so far as II Is intended