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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-24
She Has Them TO SPARE.

She Has Them to Spare.
North Vernon Plain Dealer.
Kentucky is already fixing things so as to
spare enough Of her Democratic voters to carry
Indiana.
Had to Draw the Line Somewhere.
Warsaw Times.
Tammany is not squeamish hut it is notice
able that While even promising to vote for Cleve-
land they did not indorse his personal char
acter.
In a Nutshell.
EawrencebUrg Press.
The Republican party is the laboring mans
party, the soldiers party and the citizens party.
1t advocates protection to American institutions.
Tho Wages of Sin.
Upton Advocate
The wages Of sin is defeat It looks as if
Cleveland would receive full compensation.
November 4th he viii get all his back pay
Not Popular.
Peru Republican,
a tariff for revenue exclusivelyis not popular
in Maine. Protection to industry was Endorsed
by an unprecedented majority
Nary Palsy.
Kentland Gazette.
"Palsied be the hand Of the Irishman that
votes for Blainen-says Democratic speaker
But they wont be palsied.
Tammany Doesn't Exactly Please Them.
Vernon Banner.
The Democrats papers are not satisfied with
the way Tammany resolved to support Ceye
land and Hendricks
Was He Incarnadining the Metropolis?
Noblesvifle Republican Ledger
Does any body believe that Judge Ward knew
a suit of clothes from bottle of beer when he
was in Toledoq
Hold Up Your Hand.
Wabash Counter
Mr.. Schurz, please hold up youf hand that the
audience may see whether or not is withered.
Three Things.
connersville Times.
Maine, the course of the Sentinel, and Glove
lands bad record, have settled it
A Political Orphan.
Martinsyille Republican.
The poor political orphan Thomas A. Hen
bricks is still begging for votes.
An Ominous Silence.
EIkhart Independent.
Allen g. Thurman's silence is loud enough to
wake the echoes of eternity
Not Profitable Occupation.
Salem Press.
Slandering wives and mothers does not pay in
America
They Are Getting Ready to Do It.
Greencastle Times.
Every mechanicin the land should veto Cleve-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-24
A Political Orphan,

Martnsyille Republican.
The poor political orphan Thomas Al Hen
bricks is still begging for votes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-24
Hold Up Your Hand.

Wabash Courier
Mr., Schurz, please hold up yonr hand that IL
audience may see whether or not it. is withereC
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They Are GettIpe /

They Are Getting Ready to DO It.
Greencastle Times.
Every mechanicin the land should veto Cleve-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
419's- T-s-sv sslIl-'
WELI-SUuHG,

MIL Floor Gives wny-C Campaign New,
Items. 5s
The Democratic club will 20 to Wheel.
ing this morning. ]. ,.ss.5g,,1 80 4
The Gas City Blaiao and Logan club
goto Steubepvi!le on the llth.
Judge Maxwelrs name in gus Jets two
feet long will burn tonight ON Water
street between Liberty and urana: Il, ~
The floor OF Myer and Stewards flour.
ing mill gave way few days since, lei.
ting a large quantity OF grain and !tour in
to the basement. :s iass,{,l VI u!
The largest political gathering Brilliant
ever witnessed took place on Thursday
evening, Col. J. D. Taylor and Mr.. Ro[.
Ter, one Of the Ohio candidates for elector
made stirring speeches. The brilliant
Blaine and Logan club, assisted by the
New Alexandra club. the Juniors ol
,WellSburg, and four or five Of the Steuben,
Vile clubs had grand torchliyht process
sion. The Wcllsburs club, which was or.
ganlzed on Monday evening, was solicited
10 attend the meeting, but not having tl,eiy
uniforms, declined the invitation, as they
did not wish to rarade without them. The
meeting was u success. 1t was thought
that Wellsburg would have no marching
clubs this campaign, but some one set tle
theT elsds ,s a '.,,s ~ J =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
DUPLICATED RECEIPTS.
UnearthinS the Frauds of the Newcomb
Warehouse Company.

Warehouse Company.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October at is now
known by official statement that 4 dupli-i
Gated receirt for 1900 barrels Of whisky;
has been found in the investigation Of the
Affairs OF the Ncwcomb- -Bucl.annon Com
pany. The Trust Company have refused
to make public the names Of the, victims,
George Buchanan, who has been missing
since the. assignment, is thought 10 be in
the city. g4sssl - 4 Z = ,S.,.1s
The Etening Times says: 453tt..We have
been authorized to state on the authority
Of Mr.. George Buchannon Limselfthat the
irregularities" in husness Of tile NeW-i
comb Buchannon Company in the matter
OF duplicated warehouse receipts, involves
from 1000 to 5000 barrels OF whisky On,
which from $50 900 to 500, GOO was realized \
that the books Of the company will Gac.l
count for every dollar OF the money thns
raised, and shows that every cent OF II
was used IN the company's efforts to tide,
over the breakers in which it was in.i
yolved. Two years ago, when the Bucban.
mons got an extension from theif creditors.
their liabilities amounted to Sl,G5O 600,
Within those two years theys have:
paid OF s55o,0o0 OF tho principal, and
from 500, ,G0O to $3.50, goo on interest. They,
have delivered to customers about 1901
barrels OF whisky, and OF thcs 70, 900 bar.
rels now i'll bond no complications exist
except rs to 1000 or 5000, barrels. They
believe that by careful administration the
assets will pay of every dollar OF beth the;
corporate and individual debts, and that il
the reasonable expectation Of m early re-
vival in trade lis fulfilled there willibcya=
surplus over all liabilities These state
mcnts are from Mr.. Buchannon himself
and may be relied upon as authentic; and
frffa at Is1lp ~ ~ ~ 4 4 ,Yss;, y 5ssi7s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
MARTINS FERRY
All Aboard for Ecilairs To.nirht-various

| -
All Aboard for Ncilnire To.nirht-vnrIou,
atl.Ny News Notes. t..r.s..f
Judge lloG, Of St. Clairsville, was in
town yesterday. n
Mrs. a. D. Newland is visiting friends
in Milwaukee, Wis.
The brick work OF the German Church
will be finished to-day. -
The Episcopal Aid Society met Mt Miss
Ann Miller's yesterday afternoon.
A very large lot OF paving is being pu,
down In Martins Ferry this year.
DR.. W. II. Hall anu wife have returned
Ohio. ;Hts S''"'' - - '>o"''
A.number OF Martins Ferrians will 90
out to Cambridge this morning to meet
Mr.. Blaine. TT .Sss! y :. ~ =; -,
The Rcnwooi fi,rnnca is hcing t,xed mn
In good shape preparatory to resumption
OF business. ~ X. q -fFt-s - i
The Democrats will attend the Hen
tricks lneetingGat Wheeling to-day in
large numbers.
Mr.. Frank Bowman, the Fourth street
oaker, IS adding new ovens and otherwise
increasing his capacity.
Judge Houston an, Denis O'keeie.
Esq, OF Wheeling, were announced TO nd.
dress the Democracy at the First street
stand Iast evening. "
Supt. Bruner, OF the c. 4 P, railroad.
snent several hours in town yesterday.
He did not order W 'rk to b .commenced on
the new depot imme lately. .
The pots for the Union Flint Glass
Works have arrived, and this factory,
which has been idle for some time. will
resume business in 4 few ,lays. So s
The Cooperative Stove Foundry Com.
pany are receiving their marl,inery and
moulds. The construction OF the build
inss is progressing rapidly, and the com.
pany expects to be engaged in the manu-.
tacturc OF stoves within tho next month.
From indications last evening it seemed
that almost every, Republican and many
Others would go down to Bellairc this
evening, to attend the great Blaine meet
ing which will no doubt be the grandcst
political demonstration ever held in this
section OF the State. The special train
will leave the depot at o'clock this even.
ing with all the coaches necessary to give
every one comfortable seat, and will re-
turn from Bellairc after line meeting. The
fare for the round trip will be but twenty
live cents. In addition 10 the large num-
berwho will 90 down on the train great
many will go in private convcyances,
Adyices from Bellaire state that the illu,
limitations and fireworks will be OF the
finest. SO, 49, -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
! A warming tp Ohio Republicans.

WASHINGTON, October s.-Ths Critic tc.
night gives prominence to the following
"ohio Republicans should be on the
lookout for malignant and sensational
s!anders put in circulation Just at the
close OF their canvass and too late for con.
tra1iction before the polls open. Some,
thing is on the tapis, something Is about
to be sprung on Ohio Republicans. It will
not be the Old lies revamped, but some.
thing entirely new and more devilishly
malignant, il possible. than the assaults
on good wife and ;mothers honor, or the
defilement Of the tomb Of an innocent
babe. Emissaries Of the Ku.Klux, and
shotgun Democracy have: been flying back
and forth between the supply pipes Of the
Standard Oil Company In Ohio and the
den Of Barnum& Co, i'll New York for
days past, engaged in forwarding some
plot toavert thecrushing defeat that awaits
them on the second Tuesday in this
month, We warn the Republicans of
Ohio that they must be On the elert." ::
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND.
Ills stny In Bufinlo-A Number OF frlon
.U. z. Cali ou finn 'Ff'

| nh stny In BunnlO-A Number Of Friends
| Cali OIL film. '"f
BrrFALo, October 3.-Neasly everybody
in Buffalo to-day is talking about tile great
demonstration last night in honor Of Gov.
Cleveland. The weather cleared of beau.
ttfully after Yesterdays storm and large
numbers Of visiting organizations remain.
cd for the purpose ofpayins their respects
to Governor Cleveland. AS Is his habit,
the Governor, rose early no.withstand.
Ing the iatigues incident 10 the re-.
ception last night, and after brcakfa
ut his rooms with his Albany friends re-
ceived his first callers ut . 30 A. i. From
that hour until luncheon, which he also
took in his rooms ut $50 T.. ~, there was
an uninterrupted stream Of visitors, in.
Gliding persons in all conditions OF life,
from the humble laboring man to the
millionaire. For each he Ind hearty
hand shake and pleasant word Among
those who visited Governor Cleveland
were many OF his old friends and aco uaint.
nncas in Buffalo who had known him
when he came here 4 poor and almost
triendless boy, who had watched his pro.
sress in his chosen profession and
who now united in honoring him.
Very frequently the Governor called up
"reminiscences. He was always in excel
lent spirits. 5N : t'i-..
This afternoon the Governor drove
about the city visiting old friends, many
OF whom he had not seen since his elec-
ton to the gubernatorial chair. This
evening the Governor was given dinner
at the residence OF Mrs. Walter Carey.
Justice Field, the United States Supreme
Court, was one of the guests. Bishop
Ryan and Father Cronin called on Gov
ernor Cleveland to-day.
A pleasant chat was had in which the
Governor took occasion to resent in most
emphatic manner the charge that he had
ever directly or indirectly Influenced any
member OF the Legislature regarding the
disposition OF the freedom Of worship bill.
So us to rcieve the Governor from any
embarrassment in its consideration Father
Cronin will make this statement in next
weeks issue OF the Catholic Union and
Tcm,s gl-.g - .-ara
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p d g. .lH #.# - H#HH b.
QaE eowarlly attempt torpin H. s.
Shall Hsrald by destroying its printing
materials is n shameful thing, blot on
the fair fame Of Marshall county. There
is too much reason to suspectthat partisan
rancor inspired the deed, and that they.
were Republicans who took this means OF
disciplinins a Republican newspaper.
Independent Republicans should find
htterways to givevent totheir displcasurc.
We much. mistake the Republicans OF
Marshall county ifthey do not resent this
plan of campaign BY making good every
dollar OF the loss. There must be honor
able men among the Independent Repub-
licans who will be glad to adopt this,
among other means, to record their dis
appreciation Of deed which ( ought to
have no countenance in civilized society,
The infamous affair is a handsome
tribute 10 the i,visor OF the newspaper
which suffers by it. Newspapers which
cutno figure DO not have their office.
gutted. u, AZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
best from o financial point Of view That
there should be ID change. I shall have

best from o financial point Of view tl,as
there should be I'D change. I shalt have
TO vote for Blaine" -i'1I : - :
slow about the Cleveland clubs that
arc said 10 be forming in Wall street." ask.
ed the reporter. GgI+ffI - :
Nothing In It. II Is good talk for tho
newspapers, but there's nothing In It. The
solid men on Wall street would not belong
ui,,, 70 ahy club, either Blaine or n Cleveland
campaign" 'ee ''e}fF'' f''' ~ '' '''
No; that is, not by anyone but the
manuiacturtrs. They arc putting up
money for Dlaine," i. s w
None for Cleyeland?" WI
mot a penny. lie could not got n
penny from them. ~ s'' "
us 1t true that Jay Gould is putting nm
money for Blaine? 2" o '"
u guess he Is not putting up mitch. IT.
he Is you nor will never know it."
VIII Cleveland carry New York;"
No. The noncyed men ito not want
change whether they like Blaine or not
I'VE can't have free trade" he added,
we can't reduce our wugcs TO European
Standards" e'lll-.l III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
DELLATHE.
The Big Blnine Boo,n-aIinnr News Ma.

The Big Blnine Bnom-aIinnr News Mat.
The Anderson club will be out to-day.
having received its Uniform yesterday.
About hundred men are now working
at various points on this end of,the Ohio
Valley road. s,zo'"''
Frank Nicholson, OF Steubenvillc has
finished the well for the new gas tank at
the gas works.
Mr.. Brewer, OF the Ohio Valley railroad
engineer corps, left yesterday for trip to
Canadian points. s5sfs:, 81: n
Work IS: progressing steadily now on
the Weeec pike repairs. The road will
be made into q first.class road.
The Bellaire PlumcE knights arc called
to meet promptly at;3! O'clock this after.
noon, In front OF Central Hall, Union
street, in full uniform. = L
Hon. John F. Finnerty, the Irish mem.
ber Of Congress from Chicago, has tele.
graphed o request that the Irishmen OF
Wheeling be especially invited to the
meeting this evening. ~! ,a. ,1s5s:..,
The new, stand ior:;Mr. Blaine's recep.
ton is entered by double stairway
fronf the sidewalk, and those going up
will turn to one side Of the railin. and
passing across come down the other stair.
way.
Mr.. Dlaine's train will be here at i 80
railroad time or :0G city time. The
Plumed Knights and the First ward club
are ordered to meet at City Hall Mt three
o'clock, and the other clubs at the Bal,i.
more and Ohio depot ut $50.
In order that all who live along the line
OF march tonight may be able to illumi:
nate the following route will be strictly
followed: The clubs will form lust be.
low Thirty-second street, on Union, Bel
mont and Guernsey streets, and will
march up Guernsey street to Thirty-scv-
entli, east to Belmont and down past the
reviewing stand on the square to Crescent
street, then to Union, and down to Heath.
erington's; then back to Thirty-sccond
and to Guernsey, up 10 Central avenue,
back to Noble, up to Thirty-seventh, east to
Jefferson, and through McClain street TO
Noble, then north on Noble TO Forty
third, then to Jefferson ,and up to Forty
fourth, then to Guernsey aud up to Forty
eighth, to Jefferson and back to Forty
fourth, to Noble md down to Thirty-
eighth, backin Horns addition to Monroe.
down 10 the Lantern Globe Works, out to
Guernsey, down TO Central avenue, out TO
Union and down TO Thirty-frst and dis
band, - Is * ~. 4 : - s'Tr'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04

Fos1oRlA, October ga ehastly discoy-
cry was made in the Fostoria Cemetery
to-day, which, when made public through
this medium, will create decided sensa-
ton Some considerable time ago an
eighteen year-old daughter iof T. f. DYER
died OF consumption, and was buried in
the cemetary. To-day the coiil In was re,
moved to another lot, when the parents
desired to view the remains. When the
coffin lid was exposed to view it was
noticed that the screws had been re-
moved, and further investigation showed
that the body had been stolen and the
clothes torn in strips from the body and
thrown back into the coffin. i has been
feared that grave robbers have been opcr..
ating in this vicinity, and to-day's diseov-
cry proves the suspicion to have been
well grounded. ff,sls,s%s
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Iris one Of the good signs OF the healing
inilueueeoi time that the flag OF the Union
is to-day floating over the homes Of many
Wheeling people who not many years ago
were tturrhing for another flag and want
ing the lSrELLIogScER mobbed for flying
the ting OF its country. And these flags
are to-day raisedin honor OF distinguish
ed man who in the dread hour Of rebellit n
was denouncing Lincoln as tyrant al d
giving aid and comfort to the copper.
iIeads who remained at home and shot il,
the rear. To-day. we all salute the same
good old liay, for we are all Of one county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
Snuggletl Wheat,

srRArFoRD, OSt, October ga scnsa.
ton was created here by the discovery Of
a scheme which has been carried on some
two years to deiraud the customs by
Smuggling In grain from the States under
untruthiul invoices. Walter Marshall,
formerly miller here, but nov in the
States operating in grain, with Aeadauar.
ters in Michigan, has been shipping large
quantities: Of grain to local parties. His
sou did the clearing here and made at
titlavits to the invoices. The charge says
that Marshal! inyoioed, say, 400 bushels Of
wheat aud loaded 500, thereby getting
ahead OF the railway by the amount. OF
freight upon 100 bushels, and ahead Of tho
Government on the duty. Marshall has
been put under bond and tho matter re:
nnrta1 tn 0tfoWu sa- ~ r..l ~. Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
Priynte Heury's WIN.

CHICAGO, October 3.-The will OF the
late private Charles B. Henry, of the
Greely expedition, who was shot for
stealing provisions, vas fled Tor probate
to-day. 1t is written in pencil on scrap
Of paper about the size Of a postal card,
torn from blank used in the navy. 1t is
dated Il. Camp Clay, Elles1nerasland, May:
9th, 1854, and is aa follows: ~ S1Es n
II, Charles B. Henry, being OF sound
mind and health, do hereby. de-
clare this to be my last will
and testament. AL my property,
pay due, and that may BECOME due, l be.
queath to my parents, brother and sisters
now alive to be equally divided among
them. William Helms, Of No. 20 South
Water street, Chicago. appoint Us my
executor. CHARLES B. HEsRy, -.
Private in Fifth Cavalry, U. S. Army.
The VIII IS witnessed by Lieut.. F. IL.
kislingbury and Private Joel l}enderS a
postal card to Mr.. Helms tells Of the con.
lition Of the command, saying seven had
already died and the remainder expected
death. 5Ise,4l p ~ fsIfa
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THE E5RECORD2BEATEN:
1o11SsroS,s FINE PERFORMANCE
AZ tho Chicago Driving Pnrk-Comniodore
Kittaon's Nag Heats His Own Record 2
and PAGES n Mile In s,00,.-Ths Z,
.2s fkH5 Event Of the Season. "

uhicAoo' ofioDer a--Ihe opening DAY
Of the fall trotting and pacing meeting ut
the Chicago Driving Park, was very sue.
cessfnl In IN, f,rst event Fannie with.
a..ns.., M ',n.''.'l.s.',''., ~ @ 49,. n.,- :" t., w.
etspooh' "i'h . recoru o. ~ against
Fritz, PAGER, will, record OF e:ls, Fan.
ME won. hest time o:lGl. Tho event OF
,he ,,,v was ,be s,,csssi,,, ,,,emnt ~
go ~. ' ~ y,.. ,n. '.s>so''u ",'ers -
oommodore hittsohs PAGER, johnston, 70
lower his record Of 2:l0. The conditions
were most favorable for speed and the
m,rk set y, ,n,roomr;ses; n st,n1 nj tbc heoa NJ
A. 49, ~, = .e f" ,'..:," y. . ~ - '''s s"a ~
.ne 'is1 sot 'o',s 'in'e' Aaer warm
Ing up heat he md Richball were
brought ont and the Judges announced
,hev wonld he startod ,hou, forr ,er,,hu
:, Vs." w. :. s,o" a,.,;,a. oa.,. ~ a,,s. ',,.
apAfI, hot 10 l'ace against eacil olhef, bhs
each in the attempt to beat his own rec
ord, Rchball's being 2:l2l. They were
y;ven,bo wor,, ho,b ,o;,, fact rj,rsr.,s
go ,,..'. Wv "e @ 80. ".t ss'Is 80 Aa 'e'.''
Johnston .,! reaehea lhe lirss quarter IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04

' LET Republicans remember that it is
Democratic day i'll Wheeling and Repub-
lcan day in Bellaire. aluny Republicans
will 50 from here to join the Bellairc
brthcrn in the reception OF Mr.. Blaine.
THIS is all right-the more the merrier.
On the other hand our Democratic friends
have made extensive preparations for
shelr demonstration, which promises TO be
fine affair. \ (, &c
lt'is to1bt hopctlrthat no Republican
will be so ,houghtlcss as to do anything to
mar the pleasure OF the occasion. There
will be ample opportunity to hurr.h for
Blaine and Logan. For today let those
who don't want to join in the Democratic
demonstration; make way for those whc
10. By ait means let US. lave 4 good
ro; ~"rIy time. However the election
mn,s s"'s hall still be neishbors and
good irien1s
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TWO ACCIDENTS
On the u. s O.-A Man Fatally Injured md
stSt1 n Child Killed. q .aIF
so<.inl nfa,dLeh Ia IL. Iul.lIissu... III -

On tue u. 8 O.-A Man Fatally Injured nnt
st,s.9 n Child Killed. ..a1
specia! Dipd!sh 70 the Initllioneer. N
TERRA ARA, WA, October 3.--S. s
sayre, the proprietor Of Photographic
gallery in this place, was struck by ar
engine this morning, and sustained pain
iHl but not very serious injuries. He had
crossed the railroad for bucket Of wnte,
and returning, stood on one track watch,
ing a passenger train pass on the other. a
helping engine which was coming up the
grade struck him, breaking his right LEG
and scratching and bruisins IN arm and
shoulder. He did not hear the whistle OF
the engine nor SEQ the frantic motions
that we're made to warn him ofllis danger.
FAlRMoxr, WA, October IA two.
year.old child Of Mrs. Bartholow was run
over and killed by a freight tnin this
morning, near tho Palatinc mines. The
child was playing on the track near its
mothers house, and was not observed by
the engineer OF the train In time to stop
before it.wps struck and terribly mangled.
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Mn. RANDALL speaks here to-day. He
is a man ofbrains, understands the tariff
question, and is so far advanced that he is
ahead OF his party. When the matter OF
protection to American industry is before
the House he finds it necessary to vote
with the Republicans and against his own
party. Mr.. Randall may take occasion,
io-lay, to explain Why this isso. ~ 4
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Ialsed, and calling attention to the extent

raised, and calling attention to the extent
81 the manaiaetories and to the fact that
there are zoe, 900 children In the public
schools, as many children ns there are
voters. When he had concluded ex-Gov.
erhor Eoyes said few words and Mr..
ltebe, President OF the Fair, Association, Il
Democrat, proposed three cheers for the
distinguished guest, not MS Repub.
lican, not rs n candidate, but as a man
who had accomplished SO much for his
country In civil and military Life. The
party was driven about the grounds and
then to the soldiers home where 400 sol.
diers were drawn in line OH the compas.
Logan reviewed them and then went into
Memorial hall where crowd soon gather.
cd TO hear him speak.