Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14
HILL IN INDIANA.
He Closed His Canvass in the Rooster
State at Logansport Last Night.
The Weather Unfavorable.
he Spoke at Lafayette IN the Afternoon
and was the Recipient OF an Ovation
Frcm an Enshustsstto Crowd.
OFF FOR LAPAYHTgR.

INDIANAPOLIS, md, Oc.. 13.-Gov-
ernor Hill and party accompanied by
Governor GT.Y and Judge Holman snd
Eou. ". W. Armstrong Of Cleveland,
Ohio, left a. CT early hour this morning
for Lafayette, where the Governor speaks
this Afternoon, going theuce to Lcgsns-
port, where he closes lis CANVASS to-
night. The weather throughout Ildisne
continues rainy and dissgreeable.
AT LAFAYETTE.
LAFAYETTE, IND Oct. Is Governor
Hill and party arrived aere at 10 O'clock.
Cbey we're n ceived By large delegation
OF citizsns and escorted to the Lshr house
a. o'clok there was parade msde up
OF local opd visiting clubs. l. was
very credi'sbIe Cispsy. A. 2 O'Clock
Governor Hill addrs sged g large crowd
10 the riEk on Main street. The party
will leave for Logarsport e. 6 O'Clock
this morning.
RECEIVES AN OVATION.
LAFAYETTE, IND Oct. l3 Governor
Fl Il and party sgrved this morning
There we're 70 demonstrations ST tne
towns On the road from Indianapolis
The party was INST at the depot BIZ 81
escort composed tf the Old RlEsn Cub
Of Purdue, the Hendricks and Blue j ans
cubs Of Indianapolis, with the Rlr-t
r .giment band end the lafayette Drum
corps. They were escorsea 20 LtaE
house, whGIe they rested until noon.
TIE city was crowded with visitors from
surrounding counties, not less than 10 GEO
Strangers being present. About 200
men participated IN the psEsde, marching
through mud and rain cheering enthusi-
aslicsily. The feature CT tie parade was
8 drum corps Of twenty young ladies'
wearing b&ndsns dresses and helmets.
moss mee.irg at sne r nh convened at
2 O'Clock. Ex Senator j. ". French,
editor Of the Journal, presided. The
building wGs crowded 20 suR Jcation, and
several Thousand were unable 10 ob.ei9
admission. Governor Hill received al
Uvation IS he appeared. He spoke an
hour, sId Wss repeatedly interrUnted by
wild applause. Many OF his far!1 ergu-
ments and much CT his speech WAS the
same as employed 3. Mitchell and In
dianspolis.
AT LOGAN PORT.
LoGANsPoRT, IND Oct. IS Governor
Hill arc party arrived here this evening,
haviug made the trip form Lafayette on
special excursion train. escorted OF 500
members CT the HeldGiIk s Cub Ct Peru,
Ind. A crowd Of perhaps 5000 greeted the
psrty at the depof. Tha Cleveland and
Thurman RailIosd Club and the FRS!
Voters Club CT Logsnsport acted 81
escort TO tha Governors carriage. MsnY
buildings were brilliantly illuminated
and the streets wers blocked fer
squares with thousands OK people.
The opsrs house wss psczed
from pi. to dome. On the stage sat giee
club OF fifty ladies from Kokono, who
rendered several etirring campaign scngs.
IL the audience WAS ex
G5vsrror A G. Porter. DR.. Graham n
F;ch presided, snd OF 9 O'clock in
.roduced Governor Hill who spoke
st length on the tsTif, the
Mills bill and the result Of
President Clevelsnd'e administration. His
discussion look q vide rapge, touching |
upon all the ques.ions and iesues OF the |
Tns Governor concluded his |
address, BY eulcgistic references tc Pregi |
dent Cleveland, which elected Wild OPP
oisuse. and when he promised that the |
.tate OF New York would cast her elscto-
Isl vote for the Democratic ticket the |
great audience broke in.o vociierous snd
)rolo1ge cheers.
1t was 10 O'Clock when the Governor
,eid his farewell words zrd retired amid |
numbers OF applause.
An overG3Wing me- ting wss held st the
ink, which was addressed By xSglator |
George S. RiiEes.
3 nth meetings continued until IL |
o'clock, ST which hour the streets were
ef filed with parsding clubs and drum
,oTps.
This concludes Governor Hili's can
1855 in IntiaDs. Tna party left as 1880
,'clock for Albany higNl7 grstifed with
1eir visit among the Hooslere.