The Red Cloud chief., 1890-10-17

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yesterday morning. whea Ne raseeg
call vas head II The Haslsases - 81
IL Prsstdsntas train entered the ysr4s
q 81 Joseph asd hscksA dowa 70 ~
station. where the crowd sreess4 ~
PrssideaG He entered the depot hotel
% The arm Of C0loeel A. c. DsueA Ne
SECRETARY Of the Navy and other mem
bsrs OF the party following.
The Pres dsns MAS taken mp stairs =
The balcony Of Tie hotel which bed
bssa Beautifully drspsd and adorned
With 6owesA uis Appearance Oh The
balcony vas greeted with prolonged
cheering. Cclosei Dawes iatrOdacso
the President 70 the crowd. which niled
the streets for fully . squAre
President Hasrisos spoke briefly. IN
which be expressed pleasure At meeting
the people. I'VE E here" be said.
as American citisenA moi ~ partisans:
a. cOmradea Of the late var: OF, u there
arc those here who under the other ban
ner fought for what seemed ~ them 10
bc right Nc are here 70 say. a and all.
that God knew what rms right when be
cast the issue In favor OF the Union and
Constitution" lie concluded - follows:
Nov gain, unised under its ample guar
ant-e % pc sosai liberty aud ruslic seeur.
ity. united again under one ass we have
sssrssd for ward. 10 Ve arr true TO our ob1i-
cations. upon . career Of prosr = risy that
would not otherwise have been possible
Let us, therefore. In all kindiinsss aad faith
iuInrss In devos On so the right ~ Cod shah
give Ne light Co scs Il. 20 forward In che die
charge q oar dSs'es. sessins sb"vs every
hi, 8 else the ns9. the Cons itassoa and the
iav spon which all cur rights aed all cur
sssu, isi' . are based tA~ppisnsal
At the conclusion OF his speech the
President was taken to tho waiting
formed and IN informal reception lasting
fifteen minutes Was held
Al 7::S the reception was cut short
and the President returned to his car
and four minutes later the train pulled
put for Topeka
AT TOPEKA.
TOPEKA. Kan, Oct IA heavy fog
developed this city yesterday morning
and . light mist made IL uncomfortable
during the forenoon. by eight o'clock
thousands Of people had gathered on
tho streets to greet the President
Of the United States. At an early
hour the fair grounds were de-
serted and the $4,000 old soldiers
with $50. o other people. were sta
toned on either side Of Kansas avcnuc
and Quincy, Harrison and other streets
along the route Of the Presidents tour
Of the c ty. Tho town was gaily decor
ated and . f~Ourteen-foot banner. bear
ing President Harrison's likeness was
stretched across Kansas avenue. bearing
the words welcome. Comrade"
When the train arrived at 1880 an
immense crowd greeted the distin-
guished party. The streets from the
depot were throngcd and the President
was frequently cheered by the old SOL
diers as the procession moved. At
Tenth street the President reviewed
the line Of veterans II required eighty
minutes for the parade to pass.
After refreshments at tho Copeland
House. the procession moved to the
fair grounds where 30. OOO veterans had
assembled. Governor Humphrey intro
duccd Mr.. Harrison. who responded by
paying . high tribute tO the soldiers
and 70 the State. After addresses By
Senator Ingalls, and others the Presi.
Dental party was driven rapidly to the
depot and left at four o'clock for Kan
sas City.
THE PRESIDENT At KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS City. Mo-, Oct li.-Thcrc
was . heavy shower Of rain just before
the Presidential train reached here ycs-
terday afternoon at 5:i;. and tho dis.
tinguished guests were driven In short
order to the Coates House.
The reception was held ~ the Ex-
change building. where the President
arrived at Oils. after staying some time
at the residence Of his brother. j. Scott
Harrison.
After being introduced by Major War
ner. the President said:
my Fellow Citizens: ] will not At
tempt to say more than that ] am very
grateful for your kind. cordial and geu-
uine Kansas CITY welcome. The arrange
ment made for me to nee and greet M
many Of you a. possible. and tho early
hour I must leave for 50 Louis precludcs
that / should attempt Z speak further.
! thank you kindly and will do every
thing to facilitate the arrangements Of
those who have wished me ~
you"
Applause followed the Presidents re-
marks Then the crowd began surging
up the east approach to the balcony.
Two times q am could not be avcrted
BY the police stationed at the head Of
the stairway and both men and women
were thrown down. Once the Presi-
dent was crowded back and . man
shouting They are t~rampling
ON these m and killing
them" almost created a panic People
ran back to the curtain. but Ma or
Warner and Secretary Tracy. Mayor
Holmes and others manfully assisted,
for . few moments the police in avert
ing what might have been . consider
able disaster. Tho President Vas
very much fstigusd Hundreds Of peo-
ole shook his hand and almost in too
rapid succession TO be counted. until IL
became too unpleasant 70 be continued.
when the great unwashed had 70 n
tent themselves with . look - they
passed BY.
At precisely ten o'clock President
Harrison stepped aboard the special car
GladyA which was 20 bear him : 81
Louis. and became the guest OF the
Presidential receipt on committee cent
hero from that city.
No CAasge Ws1e
MINSkAroLIs Nina, Oct 1.-THE
American board Of the Congregational
Church this morning listened 70 the ~
port Of the committee Of thirteea On
oe~xsaissti0n- The board appoints iss
own members The COMMITTEES recon
mended that no change be made TIE
report was adopted with tso dissessine