Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-01

Three special trains brought l. 500 people yester.
day from Henry County, Ind, to see Gen. HARRISON
Eight clubs were In the procession and three bands
furnished the music. Among the banners carried
as England can't vote at the coming election"
and 1.-THE only use England has for the Irish Is to
vote for free trade In America-London ITfaes."
The spokesman FOR the visitors was Gen. Wfiliam
Grose, OF New Castle, q comrade Of Gen. Harrison
In the campaign around Atlanta, to which Gen.
The general spoke on q new subject vest, rday
when he touched upon commercial relations with
South America and advocated the subsidiziag OF
can states. He said: II am not frightened b. the
ship lines fair and liberal sums for carrying the
ships" [Applause.]
GEN. ALG.R HOPEFUL
After the speaking Gen. Harrison went to the
hotel where Gen. Alger, OF Mich, had alreacy Ar
rived, and the visitor was taken Immediately to
his residence. In the afternoon the local reception
ton and the New Castle Knights OF Pythias hand,
went up TO Gen. Harrfsons and serenadeo the
Of the day Cen Asr ;as briefly
inatiOn, and said that he believed the Chicago
convention had nominated the right man. Last
hoped to be able 70 attend the Blaine reception in
New York next week, but the Michigan state con-
vention will be held simultaneously with the re-
his check for S10O. 900 with Chairman Quay while
In New York. Speaking OF the political situation
in Michigan, the general said:
republicans will carry Michigan. The democrats
are claiming everything, and expect In this way to
gain strength. think me republicans are going
believe IT. Gen Harrison and Mr. Morton with be
elected. They are growing In strength every day.
SANITY and SO far As Know there are are no de-
fecti0ns. The issues OF the campaign are defined.
We will give battle on the lines now drawn Each
party knows where It belongs"
THE RNH VOTE
Patrick Egan, ex-president Of the Irish Nattonal
League OF America, 10 In Indianapolis and ex.
presses the opinion that Harrison win receive a.
many Irish votes as were cast for Blaine in 1ssA
GENERAL DuANzs NEW oyvIck-Mayor Hewitt
OF New York, yesterday selected the four citizens
Of Hok are o
new aqueduct board They are Gen jas. c. Duane
Gate Chief Of Engineers us ArmyA Walter Howe,
Howe and Tucker are republicans and the other
gentlemen are democratic.
MI John Haggert has been appointed postlnas-
ter-general Of Canada, and Hon. Edward lewdney,
minister Of the interior ana superintendenugen-
Rudolph Sevic, the gunsmith alleged to be impl-
Judge Gary. GIinnell and other. was last evening
Michele Carver and Joseph Falo are under ar
rest at North Adams, Mass, for assaulting Rosie
Julian, aged twelve They compelled the girl TO
submit under threats OF death.
The men working In the nail WORKS at Bellefonte,
Pa. vent on ssFiks yesterday on sOSouat q 8 70.
duction.
FeId W. sweesey, the Marion. Ind, lawyer who
II accused In New York OF aiding In Q criminal
abortion. has been released frOm Jan On $4,000
DR.. Winsiow 8. Pisrcs cousin Of the late Press
dent Pierce and orother-tn-law OF the late Vice.
President Hendricks died In Brooklyn sunday,
aged stxty-seven yeat1
In Cincinnali sunday afternoon Luke Muldoon,
and Pat Fishery agreed 20 wrestle. Nuldoon
threw Flaherty and broke his neck, kil11ng him a.
once.
Wiliis Nay Brown, aged twelya was probably
fatally shot BY her father ct Atlanta, Ga, Monday
night She was ont late and WhoA aho returned
her father m1sfo0k her Tor . burglar.
Capt. John ET1cuDon, the marine inventor. WHO
created the Monitor during the VA, yosses1ay
No. = Beach seses& New yoek. whsss - Aas
1yon NJ yoaIR