Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

evenue. The column formed gu Est
Washington st-eet 5Ed G:G.. ias
divisions. A 80 o'ctlcx Gsarc,l Har-
ri;or, sGcompGr!.d " NJ. 5.a,.e ,z--.Vtd
st TIT M Daa.son and made taeir wsy
scross the eac 10Y 70 the ouger railing.
Their appearances wss the signal for
tremendous cu.0ursI frcm $4,000 people
PACKED LIKE s.EDrsE5
In the Streets below Beside General
Harrison stood MfS Hsr.isca E1d Ter
oisce, Mrs. Dim mick, accompanied By
Mrs. Judge Woods and arunber O; other
ladies'. Among those on The geYie wig
oacony were 6ozen distinguished men
CT I2disna s1d other s.stes, and 8 coupls
Of hundred others. The :umaItuous
caee rig on the appearance OF General
Harrison and Ir. Blaine coutiueI eey-
ersl minutes-ihe cheers bsir. first Tor
Harrison, then for Blaine.
A. O'Clock the column started, and
was 90 hour ana S halt IN passing. Fully
1900 men were In line, and aoout iorty
osnds sid drum corps, s large majority
# whom were uniformed.
Among the consplcu1C5 fs':uTes Of the
proce siol was The Carrie Harrison
Guards, with drum corps composed Of
forty
HANDSOME YOUNG LADIES
OF Indt.nap0lis in uniform, and The Hsr-
rison Dang ateTs from Connersyiile, CON-
posed Of h'ty yourg ladies Of twelve to
fifteen yesre, all II crilii1nr Uniforms
Of national coiors.
Af.er The c2l1an had pissed General
Harrison and Mrs. Harrison " 1t % their
nouse, and ElsiDe WIS driven 10 the ex-
poai!lJn grounds, striving ct tue
speskers sssrG Just IS tie
Fear Ct thr gIe.s csluan reached
the g.ounc. Surrounding the Stand ygss
multitude estimated n 81, 0Go. As Mr..
Blaine entered the stand g mighty shout
Neas up ;;om the multitude, and the Gin
OF 60 maly voices, Mingled with thirty or
forty p:3ds sn0 Grum corps, Hss almost
deatening. A';er sevsrsl minutes the din
and Cheering suJsided, and Rl.ine stepped
forward snd said:
BLAINE sPEikS.
"Ls1ies and gaIils maa right
IS well tska DIS position ca me en1 CT
! Cape Race a.d address the Atlsstic ocean
IS 10 Stssnpt 10 address t.:is ysst crowd.
! hope 20 spssE ID C. smai section
Ct /: 10 town ttis evening, bs. 1 came out
here simply 10 excasnSe sceetisgs, - x
charge congratulations q 30 ssy to ytC
IS You know before say T., tbs ,nis
great co1cCufhe u peaplo mssas I; 00C
mci )si:y il Iqdisug tq: d;frison srd
Morton, l9ro!opg ID cheet,1; asd farther
more thst demonstration IKE this Of al
Iatlsns is worth 800 s:escaes f.oa sly
man living & 'cd-oV." [Clse-s
At ltgat Ina great IJ.nl.aso4 hall,
which maids 5000 pacp!e, was crsmnsd
aud jimuled, every inch OF space being
occufiid, and quite IS ms2y mcre were
ousslfe unable 10 &c. II. Wlc1 Mr..
Biiiae nppesZed the .1d!ezcs greeted
him with prolonged cleess aud Rsviag Of
days, Ek-S -Gsett1y Of ths Navy Taorap-
son p-esi!ed sad in roducsd MIR. Blsine,
Tho made speech 2n the tariff question
Wa!ch was received VITA TspeaIed sp-
pause.
A. tbs conclusion CT bis sp.sch Mr..
Blaine let The nall sld retev141 to Gan
eEsl Hsrrioou's resitence tar tie night.
rne meeting c1njinuad Il.ill ii O'clock,
and was addressed by MALTA dLz.a pr2ni-
nent persons tom Roma and e5roGd.
| Speaking OF !o-dGy'a ., IN 1rsSss,ior, IN
conyorsa'ioa 80 0igh., Nj. sai2e said he
believed it wss the lsrze5s sad most i'm
E, posing pcittcsl dem !nstrStiou ne hat
ever Witnessed outside CT N.~Yo.k CITY.
he leaves for Evansville, La, 1t noon
TO morrow.