The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-22
IlRRTSON'S TRIP HOME.
,,o,uvATrs CURBs FULL OF
~ CHEERING CROWDS.

- gotel-Two Public Receptions
rso Denarture from the City and
ovation all Along the Route to
Indiana. A.,
r,xcIvvA71. O., Aug. 21.-Amid the
ming Of cannon and cheers from the
- multitude gathered at the Central
,.-. o. President Harrison arrived here at
-,oIocz this morning, over two hours
yIo half late, owing to an accident to the
-;no Of the train in front Of the western
L., ba-veen Baltimore and Washing
on on Yesterday. Crowds were assembled at
u of the stations enroute and heartily
rod the President, while some rushed
orward to shake hands with him.
WENT TO BED AT MIDNIGHT.
Tho President retired at midnight last
dgbt and slept souudly. He took an early
,reskfa,t. the meal being cooked by an old
olorel servant of the late John w. Tar
ett end successive presidents OF tine baltl-
more and Ohio railroad. lie is the same
non yrbo accompanied ex-President Cleve-
ar1 On his wedding tour. At Greenfield,
card was handed Mr.. Harrison with
be words. 1--WE wish you the earth and a
90 ionrnev." A crowd of several
%onsa1d stood and cheered themselves
ioorsa while the general stood, hat in hand,
yaviug his greeting.
WOMAN WHO LOST HER HEAD.
ooh, Mr.. Harrison, please say word"
,ried 2 woman, but the train carried HIM
way too soon. The morning was spent In
eldinr the papers and talking over old war
lines with Gen. Morgan, Daniel Ramsdell
md Capt. Meredith. The party consists of
President Harrison, Attorney General
Miller. Private Secretary Halford, Secre-
arv Rusk, Hon John B. Elan, Col. j. B.
3lack Cen. Thomas G. Morgan, commits
ioner o. Indian affairs: Hon. J. /. Irwin of
indiana: Hon. Daniel NJ. Ralnsdell, mar
hal of the District of Columbia; j. B.
-ockrum, assistant district attorney of
Indiana; Hon. William NJ. Meredith, chief
If the engraving and printing bureau, and
he Associated Press reporter.
AN INVITATION FROM JoHNsTowN.
Marshal Ramsdell handed Private Secre-
ary Halford a request brought by man
Ill the way from JohnStown, from the Red
Gross Society asking the President to re-
urn by way of Johnstown that he might
zee for himself the terrible condition of
hings there.
j. w. Herrin, of Cincinnati, an old school
riend Of President Harrison at the Miami
University, had friendly chat with the
chief executive.
IN A CARRIAGE WITH FORAKER.
The Central Union depot was packed to
4 Is capacity when the presidential party
n lrriVed. Cheers followed cheers as the
President was recognized, and there was an
a Almost continuous ovation Of applause
lntil he reached his carriage which he oc-
,upied with Gov Foraker. The
Scort was made up Of battalion of police
md two patrol wagons under command
Chief Dietz, the first regiment Ohio Ma
& aonal Guards commanded by Col. NJ. L.
HAWKINS and Battery B of the Ohio Ma
81 lonal Guard. The latter fred salute as
he President was making his way to his
Arriago The line of march was up Central
avenue to Fourth street, and then east to
a Inc, and then south to the Burnett house.
CHEERING CROWDS.
The streets were packed with shouting
\ people. while the windows were alive with
men, women and children, all Joining in
the oolsterous welcome. Fourth street es-
d p5cl&llY presented brilliant appearances.
Inc President rode almost continually with
us nat IN his hand, and was almost con-
Stahty bowling his acknowledgements of
y4o ENTHUSIASTIC greetings that we're given.
Cpoh arriving at the Burnett house he was
al once escorted to parlor A, which was
aabofately adorned with flowers.
PUBLIC RECEPTION.
;. mere the public reception began almost
immediately. The President stood before
laoIe on which was a magnificent floral
e'slgn' Among those who have held recep-
iY'' tbn ~ u tLle room are the Prince of Wales,
Tte T35s 49ung irian patriot Kossuth, Jenny
a5 n.'"1 resident Lincoln, President Grant
snd Senator Sherman.
HARRIsoN's THANKS.
,59Iy 519ayor Mos6y made a brief welcoming
s,EIle stHi oS9 10 which the President replied as
cncinnaA,{ pa aA{oR-l r. thank you and the people of
"fsiioine It would be pleasing To me- rs $50
81 t5is snG IecoHectons which vour remarks ard
81 onro.5 10y recall but there is neither time nor
81 more tbay Ior that. Cincinnati however
# country eao,iy oIher city OF its class in this
"a y oeeiiiS 70 me to be the home city,
THE loyal LEGION.
Fl tla Nc lllsC callers upon the President aftnr
# tba ros;Illees rori,LlIlees had been presented were
NJ of +b@ t0siqeht members of Ohio commanderv
III dent Is 10 Loyal Legion, Of which the Presi-
panions d me- member. He greeted these com
NJ thew had WIN n1 a, kindly grasp for he knew
N the fary fnL a,I, nke himself, passed through
N the rnlIio ~, n .lace OF war. Then followed
shaled. ~ "i'iN'y Us they could be mar
A. Al The BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
n The az p.a Inc end of three quarters of an bour
excbaTSlla eslaent was driven to the Builders
81 Presidnase at sixth and Vine. where tba
81 Presidsptt 11. -dr. Allison, welcomed him
have 80, - Iison responded by saving:
avoiding l laid upon myself the innovation 30
M cannot Tefra fpaonS speaking on this trim. but 7
al ton Of "a an rom saying word in annrecia-
IeFity and de- "'iiuuhess, | rejoice in the pros
noge it will altoprle4t OF your great city, and
ppy homes, whether rich or moor ~, o' peio GUS
II. AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
# ma5ni9ialoeas resident was then driven +o tho
M Of comnCeLl COMMIT new building of the cbambar
great [ra-.ce, ce, through the doors of which =
members , oL y, people poured, engulfiny The
Special oeIore they could have tboir
4 stelv snJ JJVepti2n. The building was elqbor-
~ sion Of ~, y! natelv decorated with a nrof,,
W yica pre1;SiJn.al s;1Sional flags. Lowe Emerson tbo
dress Ana ueit, delivered the welcome a50
clty's trada ie[Ted n, to the magnitude of the
l lows: @1'' The President replied as fol- fol-
M D.. "HEN he WAS A GRrFNy
igIresi MS gESEEs,il[pENT LADIES Ann Cir,,r,
uieSs QUIT ~ Va your speaker has used in b;s .T
Asses brin, .'ercome me. The sugpeetin, ~, ~
ectlons + ~ my mind many ple1sant raoaI
-ud WHERE Ft.9 uefe at your crowded v-bar,,os
dters, hal ',oSu , the great palaces llnon tho
~ me countr{y ilIst st glimpse of the great citv
zM spenr !. my earlier nrnfasss "onuefIu sight.