Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-10-01
NEWSOF TIE WORLD
Hendricks Enthusiastically
Received in Louisville,
CLEVELAND come HONE.
a Slim Meeting OF the Irish Re
Blaine Still Trav-
cling Through Ohio = A
steamer Disabled -Gen-
eral Foreign News
Especial 10 the Herald BY associated Pressl

eral Foreign News
Especial 10 The Herald BY associated Pressl
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 30.-Though it has
been raining all day, extensive prepara-
tions are inside for the reception Of Hen
bricks, who comes as the guest Of the
Southern Exposition. The city is full of
visitors from neighboring States and the
buildings are handsomely decorated for
the occasion.
Hendricks arrived this afternoon from
indianapolis and, was met by the Expo
sitien Committee. A large crowd gath.
cred At the depot and Hendricks replied
to their address Of welcome thanking
them for their kind reception, and was
driven TO the hotel followed by large
concourse Of enthusiastic people. This
afternoon . reception was held at the
hotel. Hendricks met his many friends
and admirers in this State.
In the evening Governor Hendricks
was escorted to the Exposition building,
where in spite of the fact that II wss
raining in torrents hewas Enthusiastically
received by 20 600 people, who gave him
Kentucky welcome. As he entered the
building Gilmore's band played Hail to
the ChiGf," changing later to familiar
national ain. The distinguished visitor
was happily introduced by Col. Benneth,
the young President of the Exposition.
Hendricks spoke of the richness Of Ken.
tucky soil, Of the bluegrass country and
~ s1e pfouao.'on ~ sum "I T.S;.ns snd
ss.elred T 70 me lela',on y. III, i" -;vsr -
n~on,ucky ~ saying na. yn'y yws,. v, ,,ro',
s:u. elv.osl s s-ss. PIT -u.,s uen .o,ana "a
s,pss = euucavo ~ .s s1o so-was uvp davs
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- s.e ln,Proveo ones - .ha i,.nia',
Psa.s. n:n;t;o .hsn Goap''1 WSnSr;cLs - ws. % ,po:t
harpy Il his msnner aud was continual
IL Interrupted by applause.
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wss snc~n en.ousn sne 'ue I'm .au
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meee'ng - New A'"any i''AnA'
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The Next President 90 Visit Euf-
fAls-An I'm pesing Reception.
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avery imposing one
The Irish Reps.
Nrx yoRx. Sent. 30-The Irish
A-.Scan Convention assembled At . p.
uorr;.on of New Mexico called the
,-s.t;. : 70 order and made a brief al.
- .sv,ng thst th.- -et;ect Of the
1eosiuR Vas 70 uss every effort 70 elect
plaine and Logan. and ciye notice 10 all
parties in this country that it 10 danger
Gus 70 have any alliance with the Britisl,
nis.ss n 80 r,ana1s.d u..
chosen temporary Secretary. Richard J..
Fanning Of Columbus having with
drawn, b. j. Geghsn of Cincinnati
Secretary. The committee appointed
IN committees, permanent organizati ton.
resolutions and to assist in the reception
Of Blaine. A telegram was read
from r. s. Cunningham, Of San Fran
sisee, and letters from Hon. w. W.
Dadley, of Washington, and X. T. Hunt,
of Kausas City. The. Convention sd-
i,eurned ill 10 Am The Committee on
Per ussent Organization have agreed
upon I. L. Morrison ~ President.
ns.,.S. G.shs.~ s-r.e,.
s.s.-
ra-.r oh;o aent m .Tb. R,.;os
special train made its first stop at Eos
toria, the home Of Gov. Foster. There
was q large gathering ut the station and
when Gov. Foster presented Mr.. Blaine
there was loud cheering. Blaine, in q
few words. expressed his qualification
The run to Tiffin was made very rapid
~. There was q great crowd at the de-
R sh..,;sa az a..
He was driven up into the town where q
stand had been erected and where he was
presented to several Thousand people.
He said. Ladies and gentlemen. when
l was schoolboy in southeastern Ohio,
forty thee years ago. this portion OF the
country presented a very different ap,
pssrance from what it presents to-day.
inc:e f4fly-snres years nave oeen
RsrnhI;csn rpls. and / ieaye to the yot
-, II northwestern Ohio to saw unde,
~hich therc has been the more rapid