The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30
Blaine Goes to milwaukee,.

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driven to the northwestern depot mt $3.50
this morning, accompanied by his sons,
Walker and Emmons, together with
Joseph Medill, having passed the night
at the residence Of the latter gentleman
A crowd numbering 1000 awaited
BIaine's. arrival and was boisterouslS
enthusiastic, SO much so that IL compel
led him to appear on the platform OF the
rnnr coach OF the special train, where he
said al thank YOU very sincerely Tor
this demonstration. 1t adds another TO
the many Welcomes | have received IN
your city and on no time could IL DE
more welcome than now.' The special
train was composed of two drawing
room, one dining room and one express
ear, very, deliberately decorated with the
American colors and bunting. 1t was
ont OF the depot at 9:H Il. m. ana VIII
make its first stop Of any length at
Racine.
DINNER TO BLAINE.
NEW York, Oct. 25.-Whe following
correspondence has taken place be
tween a gentleman of this city and d. u.
Blaine:
New York, Oct. y 10 ilon'JalileS '''''"'io'
Indiana polls, Indiana:
The Undersigned, with other Republi-
can friends, request the pleasure OF your
company at dinner, at Delmonlcos, III
this citv, on any eveoing Of the coming
week that may best sun your c"hVen-
ence. NefN respectfully,
iSignedl WILL NJ NJ. EVARTS,
J. J. Aston,
LEVI Il. MORTON,
CYRUS w. FIELD,
DAVID DEWES,
WILLIAM Down,
ALoNzo b. CoNNELL.
BARKIS Is wILLiN'.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 23-Hon William NJ.
Evarts, John Jacob Aston and others, New
/ accept, with much pleasure, your
very kind inv itation TO dine with you
next week, and indicate Wednesday
evening as one agreeable to myself, bui
shall gladly leave the assignment OF
time to yourselves.
About zoo gentlemen join in the din
ner to Blaine. 1t will take place at Del
monico's, at Z O'clock. William M.
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 briefly.
HE PEEPED Al wAUKEGAN.
KExosuA, WIS, Oct. 25.-At Wauke-
gan Blaine left the train and went to
| "a platform near the station, where there
was large crowd. He made priel
speech.
THE MILWAUKEE MATINEE.
| MILWAUKEE, Oct. 25.-The northwest
could not have extended James u.
Blaine greater honor than it 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 recep-
ton at the depot and at the exposition
building was most enthusiastic. AT the
latter place, where Blaine spoke, nearly
20, 900 people were inside and thousands
outside. After an address he held re-
ception at the slankinton house pariors,
where delegations from the industrial
bodies of the city waited upon him, pre-
senting him with an address pledgln
him with most hearty support. Inc
train bearing the Blaine party from
| Chicago departed and returned to tina,
city al O'Clock.
He is BACK AT CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-About o'clock to-
night committee representing the Ger
man Republicans Of Chicago made tneli
wav into Mr.. Baine's room at the Grano
Pacific and delivered an address, APP
proving OF MS CAREER ~ Ilupio o0i y a. ~,
and promising him the support oil tnt
German American Republicans. Mr.
Blaine returned his cordial thanks In
very feeling manner.
Blaine arrived from Milwaukee at 5:3
D. m. The young Republican clup
numbering $500 marchers, served as al
escort to the residence of Hon. Josep'
Medill, where he dined quietly. Ate
dinner he proceeded to the Grand Paclh'
no ell to take his part in the evening"
demonstrations.
THE NIGHT DEMONSTRATION
offered to the Republican presidential
and vice-presidential candidates was al
affair of magnitude. The condition
proved favorable for the marchers AM
II spectators alike. There was clear ss,
: and bracing atmosphere, and uitii li.t
fares were hlive with the masses whiel
il would 1usn}y conjecture Il
/ best ehu nleSsp