New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
UELCOvE 10 GENERAL HOVEY.
HIS FELLOW TOwSsPEoFLE TURN OUT BY THOU
SANDS TO GPFFT INV.

SANDS TO GPEfT INV.
NJ. Vernon, Ind, sept. ! (spcciai)'-lhe "olcolno
10 General Alvin p. HOvey, Republican cahdda'e loI
Governor OF Indiana, held here this afternoon an"
tonight Of the most enthusiastic ever sN'n
anyyyhere From his first entrance into Indiana al
evorv station along the route there thousands
of peonle out to greet him. lie reached this Town
a. noon to-day He salutcd with the frng OF
guns PLAYING Of bands, the marching and tramphs Oh
thousands Of eager people anxious 10 "suiy u'n
affection for him. The crowd escorted him 10 Ms
bome He was accompanied by Ex-Governor Porter,
Colonel Thomas Nelson, Senator Fouik and Colonel
rrtdpeland The city was decorated gayy, Democrats
toiuing with Republicans TO pay General Hovcy the
greatest compl mcnt possible. AT p IN. pro
cession escorted the General TO The grove where
Walter jackson delivered tie address OF welcome
General Hovey warmly thanked his neighbors ana
friends for their kindly greeting EA-Govcihor Porter
also addressed the asscmhlacc Tonight the torch
light procession and nluminationS were me Nearly
1000 people came from Evansville TO take part
The reception the largest ever given any POI uoai
candidate In southern Indiana. several distinguished
speakers entertained the vast audience II Inc eou''
house yard Tonight.
JUDGE THURMAN SUFFERING from NEURALGIA.
Columbus Ohio. Sept. IA delegation Of about 400
men from indianapolis called Judge Thurman this
afternoon. There IN the party number OF faii
road men from that city. They arrived at half past
O'Clock by q special Of eight The delegation
was received Union Depot By the members OF the
jackson Club. a local Democratic organization MI
Thurman has teen suffering severely Tor several days
from neuralgia face and for this the deeea
ton was received at his home Owing TO the danger
attending an effort on part speak In the open air,
hall capable O, accommodating seven or eight hundred
neonle was secured !n Highst for tho reception.
Judge Thurman accompanied 10y j. }. Booth, in
.srr,aoe went 20 the hail. and they entered warm
and enthusiastic reception given
JA6ee Humans face TIED up with heavy handk"
hef and a. be removed and 70 speak he applause
,,,s enthusiastic. lie said In part; Ny friends nave
coo thing 70 regre, 10 day the pleasures ot eei
=. ,orr presence For four Ave DAYS nave Oe'l
.prsrng dreadfully attack OF beu"ki" ia 'n'
face and have had sometimes three ana soic''' '.u,
- 10, ,ro,ecton teeth aching a. II they INTENDED
., ,.te ~ nv head lauphicr but nope sHo" convert
-, e. souud doctfine before long. Though by lace i
~, orep Il is going down by degrees ana IKE our
e,,s il will shrink and shrink until hes'lh S"d'!
ne more he I'm my head IL viii be In the po''0' "
.,,s co,p,,vn Laughter and apDause)
CAPTAIN BLACKS COLD HhOEr 49, ~.
nh .,orcbist Free.Trads Democratic meeting a. co0ie
min Las, .venin- which Captain w j. Black Of Ohcaso'
The lawyer who defended the eXecneh Anu '"'S', ~
been b,ouoht ON 10 address, was dlsm" i"'ui'. IN"
the n.her Looked down upon his audience Of ABOUT I"o
rsonle nome o. whom looked hloo1thJsty ne Nshru u
.ad that he mad bad cold and che grating noise a' ~
called his voice oofroborated the statement S19 VI
seventy poic4men were on hand armed with gh' scNS
but tAen wss no disturbance 1Ae |aV"~H N NV ~