Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
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Particulars

The excursion u Indianapolis 10 visit
General Harrison lefi shortly AFTER ! clock
,sslsrd.y sfssrneoa When lAs sr.in pulled
oul froai the Union depot. Il wss nasos ap
81 slskt WsgBsT sloepers saa AZ. kulilkxns
puysts car. Al Holland t~s coaches ~efe
added iron Auskesou. xoc ens ftonl ursnd
HAvsa. Altogether there we're so persons
su board One Of ne hssssoassst osfs wss
occupied wholly by lsoiss, aus krs 6os.
Luce su6 daughter, with ssns oilers
occupied Nj Aalifsns car "a invited
guests NurzbuFg a bronssns bAna slso
wsnt along Ths interior Of he coaches
~sTe appropriately dapsd with Gags sno
banners.
Esch Of the sxcursiOnists carried IA he
baud . wagon spOks 70 which . smsll
American hAg Was attached, ana upeG the
leu lapel OF his coat wore . blae sllk badge
bearing portraits OF Harrison snd Merton.
with tie inscription. Western Michigan
greeting 10 General Harrison. Oct. !, lsss
We're for prOtectl0u.'
Tie train WAS scheduled 20 srrivo at In
dlsnapolis a. 10 O'Clock iAst evening The
party Was 70 remain Ia the slcspers al
night. aud today General Harrison will re
cslve them. As the Procession marches 10
the place appointed for the reception.
a banner will be presented by the ladies',
sud Inscribed Western Michigan 10
General Harrison, greeting Two
other banners, one bearing The uors..
'AiChigan's Industries and NoTkinemen
| Demand Protection. and lbs other, From
| Sasinsw's Tall whispering Pines 70 Lake
| Superiors Fairest Mines We Cry Protee
| uon," will also be borne in conspicuous
| positions. Ars. Harrison Will also bold L
reception for the ladies.
The party took with them 10 present 10
| General Harrison as souvenirs oi the visit
| an antique chair. splendid specimens Of
| copper ore from the Upper Peninsula. y
wagon wheel, a block OF plaster. a NINA
ture barrel OF ssslt. folding bed. and other
articles indicxtory OF Michigan Industries.
| Among the party the TELEGKAA. HEKALD
| reporter noticed the following
H. W. Jones, Geo. l.. Psntiind. j. Blod-
gett j. Potter. Jr., j. V. B. Goodrich. Ii. f..
| Hastings W. Barnhsrt Colonel Foote,
VIM. Van Amburg, c. b. Morgan. James
Remick, +. Stinchheld, n. a Earle, K. &.
| Fox. ~ b. Clark. L. L. Aethzny. Thomas
Reed, ID. J. Lealhers. w. ID. Tolford, l.. 5.
| Pierce. John Campbell. X. ID. Swarthout, J.
| Boyd Pantlind. Dan McCoy. G. A. Tucker.
! DIR. l.. b. Wright, U. r. knukliBt. Charles
| McHuewsn. T. NJ. Pierce, William Mcxul-
len. William Vinegar. +. II. Sessions. Il. G.
Sessions c. y. Remington. J. Van de Rich,
A. A. 6tearns. +. Ksniville +. Is. Perkins,
+. ChickeFing, T.. C. Watkins. A. 4. Wor-
| den, G. c. Follmer. r. &. Luce, W. A.
Smith, t. l.. King. +. A Maynard. II. Nc
| Dowel.
Among the ladies were: Mrs. Given. Mrs.
| j. Il. AleIsuces, Grace Gunison, Mrs.
Conley, Mrs. Esglesiield. Mrs. NJ. K. Bedell
Mrs. A. A. Stearns. MIS-. Powell, Mrs. G. O.
Fullmsr, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. a. r. YereI
Mrs. Chappeil. Mrs. Hoskns. Mrs. w. A.
Smith, Mrs. r. c. Luce and Mrs. c. G. Luce.
The train leaves Indianapolis al 10 O'Clock
this evening. and will arrive home early to-
morrow morning.