New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
HARRISON ILL FOR A TIME,
SUFFERING MUCH FROM NEURALGIA
CHE RESULT OF SEVERAL HOURS EXPOSURE TO
THE HOT sUN-vIsITED BY THE LINCOLN
CLUB OF CINCINNATI
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CLUB OF CINCINNATI
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Indianapolis July 14.--Genersl Harrison this morn
ing suffered much from painful but not alarming
illness. At early hour the family physician was
sent for. He found the General distressed by
severe pain In his side. The physician, DR.. Henry
Jameson, said:
u was called to the Generals residence this morn
ing as 1 supposed to my patient, MIS-. Mehoe'
| found the General himself suffering from shgh'
neuralgia trouble in the side resulting ao"o'es'
rom overwork and cold He was IN prcus
severe pain for several hours' uu M
Is now all right. l suppose he nad
caught slight cold The pain yielded readily 10 RENE
dies and there is no occasion for the slightest alarm
II Is believed that the Generals illness was caused
by exposure in the on wednesday, when ne s'ooo
for over an hour in the most intense heat OF the sum-
mer speaking TO visiting delegation and SHAKING
hands with a throng of nearly 5000 people
When his condition seemed most discouragihs inns
morning the Lincoln Club, OF Cincinnati. which had
an appointment TO call upon him during the day was
advised by telegraph TO postpone It's VISIT, As inc
General would not be able to give the ciuo inc a''en
ton that he would like TO give. The club had ALREADY
assembled to make the trip and reply was sent pacA
that they were willing to come and take such 'roa'
,pent as might be given them The General was ny
this time almost free from pain. lie inslsteu 'ha'
the club be invited 10 come, according 10 ,Io p,o-
vramne heretofore arranged and maintained tha' the
family unnecessarily appiehensive.
When the club arrived in the city at p. M, headed
BIZ the list Regiment Band, of Cincinnati ne ha 50 lar
recovered from his ndisposition that he appeared MN
self again. There were over 200 members vi INC 'io
in the procession that marched from the depot through
the principal street of the city TO the Dcnson iio'ei
cheering for the Republican candidates and calling OUT
.Wbai's the matter with HirrisOn!" a question
which was answered by the people along 'he s'co'
with the now familiar, He's all right Al 'no
hotel the members of the club took supper anu 'po"
IN body marched out TO General Harrison houso
The General aud his wife able to receive them.
As they entered the house, they were each touuecu
by A. c. Horton president OF the CLUB.
General Harrison gave no signs OF Illness ne
looked fresh with moro color In his face than on the
day of his Official notification. Mrs. Harrison was
plainly atred in black SILK and 1t was noticeable 'ha'
she shook hands with every member Al lie coir
clusion of the introduction Dransin Wusin Vccl'eSr
den, of the club addressed General Harrison, con-
cratnlaag him in behalf of the lincoln CLUB ana inc
penublicans Of Hamilton County, and referring to the
fact that tS $50 members of the lincoln Club with
but one exception arently supported Johh oherin'"
for the nomination. but they were now all harrison
men. General HARRISON not anticipating an adj.
dress had prepared reply but speaking slowly anu
with great dsiinctness. he said In response
Mr. Wulsln and Gentlemen of the Lincoln tuo Wi
Cncinnati- thank you very much for TINS vis am
wish found myself in condition to tax TO you occa
Lion mass in view of the. kind terms In which you
have addressed me through your spokesman wltnsp,u'
a word feel as If these Hamilton county kcPupli-
cans were nv neighbOrs. The assOcla'lons vi III,
sm,. c ,rcrs with that county and of my student
life largely with the city Of CINCINNATI you diu no,
uS1r,aU in the Convention al chicago
apgRe simply 10 couple VIII o the you s4ssSo o 90"
have known him long and intimately; IL was my
good fortune for four years to SIT BESIDE nun lp him o
senatc of tho nted States. learnoi 10 Vaiue MN
as a friend and to honor him as statesman: e..o
There were reasons altogether wider than me S'a 10
Of Ohio why you should support Iohn sherman an ~
Tho Tonycniion. applause and cries OF 0oou,
good ~ Ills long and faithful service TO ms cHun ,
and to the Republican party, his DISTINGUISHES aVn
Iis fidelity as citizen all entitled him 10 your la'n-
nj sunport: ami beg TO assure you, as nav" az
ts,,cd Him, both before and since the COhNcn,lon'
that ! aid not and would not upon any coIlsler ia
ton have made any attempt against MN upon '"'
Ohio delegation (Applause.)