Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
SCENES IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Crazy Crows-Chs BuustioE Received.
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I INDIkNAFoLI!, IND Nov. 6-AbeIs
O'Clock the eli town beexn % wske mp to
the fact that Il rumoered amogg rs c.I
zsDs toe probkDle Presidential element,
and the outpourlug in fpi:e of mud and
wet WAS something remarkable. The
excitement Is very great ell over the city.
A: New Deniscn the ihrorg lie 80 great that
oae c1Enot bulge al inch inside the
hotel. The only wsy on. for : hurried
C 'rre spoodent was through The kitchen.
In the main corridor OF the hotel
are crowded the crsziest loc Of men ever
mortal saw out OF Bedlam. They are
siogiDg and yelling and huggIng one an
other IN great style. II there are any
Democrats in the great crowd they do
not make II Known. No returns are
oalng received ct the hotel, but the crowd
is ley. advised By hundreds passing to
snd fro from street transparancies. 4
d z:l OF the Large stores on
fepnsylVsris avenue and Washington
streets are receiving oulletine, and large
crowds are around each plscc, as the
bulletins tlkshed By dozen stereopt!-
csBs on IS msEy big white Wslls there is
= yell goes up tlsE re-echoes from one
thropg 20 another, and then din OF
horns and more cheers Men ere crkzy
with excitement and good many OF
them are so carried sway they DON'T know
whether they are foot o. horseback.
As the De ms from NV YORK continues
t. come IA the crowd in the Democratic
C NmDittee rooms g-owg. Soon after s
o'clock quite ruGbsr CT Dem 0crstic
statesmen inside 'heiT appearance. Amoug
others in tue private rooms are Congress
man MaEaon snd B5nun. TO N Associ
ated Press correspondent Mr.. Bypum
ssiG he thought Iofisaa would go DEM
ocsatic by shout the same plurali.
ty So fouc years ago; that
be telt 20 fears whatever
sbou. New York Colonel Mstson was
smiling aud serene, but would say moth.
Ing The reading Of the First precinct
returns IN Indiana, showing gain OF
IL TOR Cleveland, was received with en-
tnusiastic cheers and the crowd INDUCED
IN numerous prophesies Ct big Dsmo-
cIstic gains.
al the Republican headquarters cheer
ing reports continued TO come il to the
CON ni:tee, CID Ii crowd IN the ssre cts
swelled until it filed almost the entire
'q1are, General YoveV, candidate for
GJver"or, teegrsphed that his home
town, Noun. Vernon, rad gone almost
unanimous for him, gain Of 200
Aooiher telegram YES received ststirg
she Democrats coGcede the def at OF Rsy,
cs1didasa Tor Treasurer. RiY is toe i;or
who St cured some notorieiy two years
ago By denouacirg President Cleveland
and urgirg the claims Of Governor Hill as
presidential candidate. Publication Of
Governor Hlps plurality in New York
city temporarily dumbfounded the Repub
licars, ouE they soon recovered. The FIST
port from Intians wss that OF PIE .iuct
h 2. the town Of sction in this county
showing e rain Of Il over the
vote OF 1886, he'ter showing
tEsn the comparison Fl 1894. The
appearance of this bulletin ev ked the
lveiie7t manifestation At Gals Chair
man Huston stated thssnDt O single dis
coursg'ng o. adverse report had been re-
ceived from Indians, snd that while with
two exceptions thev were ma$ely express
sions ,ef opinions, Mr.. L,tas9tte said they
ins4sssad ~! filmens CT R committees
@. !efslm q ae plusalisS Harrisog and
Wien the lid ~ sdpIl.sS be.ksss