Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

LAFAYETTE, IND Oct. l6.-The RisiIa
psTty arrived IN this city his afternoon.
About 5000 peopla greeted the Gis.!n-
guisned visitor al the stalon, although
the weather was oissgteeable and the
streets muddy. AS Blaine elighted he
was escorted BY Inc local committee.
The crowd broke Cut in vociferous cheers
for he Maine statesman. He WAS driven
direct TO the residence OF Nj. Brown
Brockenbuugh S xtaen steps were
made on the tip ftnm Nav Albany, g
distance Ct 200 miles. a conservative
estimate RI the number Of p ople gathered
ct tha Stations, en- route and et tie ter
miDa! place figures st 10000. Extensive
p,ep4rstions bGve been made icr &c MOI
rows demonstration, and il the weather
ia pleasant 1t is cslcuiat, d from 90 eco to
0,C00 people will be present.
THE FIST eric BATTLEFIELD
OF TippeceuCr, where he characterization
occurs, Is seven rilCE n0fLh Of sHa city.
General &lEer, ez Secretary Of the navy
U r Thonpeor, Garar1i aCvey, General
Gibson, Corporal Tanner and other ais-
EiLgufsheo speakers will 0rr.Ve il the
mjrpipg. B!sine Will reach the ba.tle
ground sbaEt 2 o'clGck end speak ahcg.!T
s!.er his SEEivsl. T1is Ti!l cicse 8islrc's
csIvsss IN Indians, The celebration
LISTS Two days. Governoz Foraker q
Ohio and others will speak on ThurstEy
LAFAYETTE, IND, O3t. l7,-Ehe dEy
for the eZsst demonstration st the T.ope-
cS2oa bsitle ground opsned cleGr snd
warn. TIE city began to ill up IS eaTl5
rs Z a'c!ock. All trains csme in DurdsGet
with v.sitj!e. a. ten O'Clock tie streets
were almost impossible so gIsEG vas ihC
crowd, sud many thohsagds tad 1lresdy
gone cut 70 ihe bstue grorpd. khhGug7
trc!zs CT twenty Coaches were lup1!rg
Gu. to the cr guf DIS syeTy hi! hour, tic
transportation proved tratcqaa.o, Lea
Republicans gave e ssreaE pa
rsde at 8 o'c!cck TINS maTn-
iirg. Log Cabins live ccont
AID brcs3 1snds without NUMBER Tcra il,
line. Enthu5isEm rsn very high. Pc
/. lures OF General Harrison were seen o.
all ettes. and Inc cr3wds cn the size Wa!E
broke cut everY few moments in chear.
I Tor Eap Harrison. Elk Secretary Of TIT
Navy ". Il Thompson arrived earlY TIL:
morning With number Of Old veterans
General Alger arrived ct o'clCcy fcoT.
ICdiSGAprlls. General aoveY and Ccrpo
eariy train win delegation OF 1000 R3.
puh,icsns.
Nj. Blaine rose late this no:DiTg. a
leit for the bsttle ground 1t 80 accom-
| pslied by General Al9er. Ter EaousenC
pa0ple surrounded tha car eEa be WEI
t1ndered . rDoeI enthusiastic 0vation.
Is csIculsten 3 crowd Ct neatly 20,00t
c waited he .rfv.i 6: Inc battle gEcaCe
ACLlMaX IN TEE CAMPAIGN.
| LAFAYGTTE, IND O2G II -Tha Re
| publican campaign il I1diaps nay q
said to have retc1ed i.s f OF Cien,hs!esu
sGd Interest toe IL the eress rally il
the historical fl Id OF Tipps c2ace Az
| Republican demonstration IL p0lEt G.
rumoers it surpassed all previous "a ;her
| iags If the csDpsig7 excepting tbs. q
IaG!auspolis ou the ll1h inss. Many ca
| TinGszd the c-ow1 de- aieh IS 81. 000. Du
| mere conservative cgiculkIaa il DetHeel
1000 and 10. 600.
Two previous memorable political &c
| moGstratiors were held On tnis historic
sgot. Il 1880 the Wings coDgregaIed il
their rude vehicles by thousands. wearing
cooa-ekin hats ind carrying miniature
| log ctb,us with hard cider barrels. The,
Were booming the hero OF Tirpecsnoe TO-
President. II 1856 the Democracy OF Ia
tiara held crest rsllT here during III
Bucbsnan campaign,
Adj3ining the battle ground is s lsrg;
| grove Of oak5 where stands the taheTRs
Gle, huge frame structure, open a. tt
sideb, erected Ter camp meeting purposes
l. has setting capIcity for 500
ard WAS cEow5et OY twice thss: rumble
sanding end hundreds On the Tefaer
above. o. the outside we.s' I0,C0t
oihers pressing sad clsmor.og for adnis
sion. -
Colonel R.eaGrd ". Thompson, *
Secretary Of the NAVY, presided e. III
tabernacle msa.iog, aud Introduced Ger
ersl Russau q. Algsrsof Michigan, VIII
sp2k5 st considerable length upna tn
su CT CT perelons and wages. He wa
followed BIZ Gspsrsl Adsm F. Kirg
Baltimore, who had besn speaking re.
miuuses 1cen those IL inc year vi III
crest audience caught the sound OF
A MIGHTY HUZZAH
| il the distance Wnicn electrified tn
thousands present, and the CRY went q
"Blaine, BisiRe." As the cheers outsid
grew nearer those within grew louder
When Mr.. Blaine stepped upon the plat
form the crowd cheered vociferously
During moments lull Colonel Thomp
son announced that M. Blaine's tbro,
prevented his addressing the sssemblsge
and conducted him to the railing. tn
confusion ami che ring continued and 4
attention was paid to Mr.. Blaine's effort
to obtain silencs as he waived his hands
After 3 few moments Mr., Blaine returne