New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
THE PRESIDENT IN IOWA.
INSPECTING THE COAL PALACE AT OF
TI'MWA
REVIEWING PROCESSION in WHICH ShChE
rARY Monies OLD REGIMENT TOOK PART
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

candidate for Governor Of Iowa, and senator =. g.
alliHGall president If the ot'nwa Coal ialace' m''
the Presidential party At GacSbnfa hNt evening ''u
escorted them 10 ,rtnnlwa. The train which arrived
here this morning lined, besides the Prc'idcn''
car the private car of superintendent Wilson. OF th"
(hic,.n Eurlugon and Quincy. WHO acts vs. the
Presidents escort over the western lines OF that sys-
len. II wins DE to tn" f1rcthought Of Snpcrint"hd-
cnt Wilson and Manager Bishop that pleasant nights
rest WAS afforded President. the train being side
tracked n a uuc, little station mar OttnluNa until
daylight DESPITE the early hour. almost the entire
uopul,tion Of the thriving young city Of otuniwa
turned out to gree; the PRECEDENT and ronsng cheers
were given him. lie was recognized on the rear plat
form as the Train clded into The depot \ moment
later the Loo;nn. OF cannon announced Ottumwa'S
welcome 10 the chief Executive, and the jolliicaon
of the dav WIS fairly began. In this city lives the
Presidents older sister. sally. the wife Of T. y. DcvcnS.
John :, Harrison. ia" rc,idcnt's elder BROTHER. who
is in business IN Kansas CITY, met til party here, and
from the depot lie and Mr. Devcn> escorted their
DISTINGUISHED relative To the Devens rsiden'e. whore
the family hrsaka>icd together. II l. the incil'"i
of the PRESIDENT, hioher to accompany ,' party util
k.>n. city j reached. when the former will lie tho
guest Of hi brother John. Eary in the forenoon rain
L,rnn 10 fall Lut II did not to dalulcn tho en-
thu.a,m Oi the Ovans. and certainly did 10" scion ~
mar r, ceremonies Of the orca>i"n. whch TOOK pld'o
uYdcr the roof ol the Ottumwa Coal Palace and Iowa
Indus trial Exposition. Al 10 O'Clock Pr '>.d"it llaI-
RS
Iowa and senator +. G.. EaLrall. PEE, ir:t Of the
Co.L Palace passed through that uniqur tniinc. 70
the President the coal palace uil Of interest and
his surprise AID admiration were thoroughly evidenced
ly hi> nulHerris inquiries.
In the aft"rH III" President took part in the
parade The odd "a Iowa cavalry Wa a c'n>pi' mons
feature Of n" procession. Thc, We're accompanied las
a band q twenty !ogr pieces and were under command
q. Colonel DuicG and Major stanton. formerly Ohccr>
he ne ri Of
airy wa, General CvriS Iusoy. Assistant secretary
of the Interior; second colonel" i!d-" caldwell,
NV United states Circuit Judge TIE Last coiAnlaudcr
being (,c"crai Noble the present secretary Il" Tie III
terror one liz" beautiful incidents III the paInic
occurred the Adam, school. wl"rr 5000 children
had cnn.", gated 10 the President. ~ the paru"
reached that lpln tie rc>dct, 'i:ra:r was driven
CONVENIENTLY close. md II" wed h~ 40 i"w."ifin'nt>
I, 5000 happy c.ilim. 5000 ntg> waved vigorously
il the many happy Lands. and then 600" vo'"> -nnt
America" with words t. ~liI the "'ca>"n. The vet
crabs AID member, e" tie va'ioi> companies and civic
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when They reached the grand stand mad" the air rnc
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