The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-25
Il. G.. bun Il co.'s Weekly Review al
Trade Reports the crop Pros
poets Excellent.
Operators IN the Coke RI gion Are Be-
coming Nervous over the Re
lief Money Sent the
strikers.

arrived this morning at O'Clock promptly
on schedule time. after an all night run
from Birmingham.
jasper. Ala. was Illuminated with
many bontircs in honor Of the president.
and nearly 300 of the inhabitants gath
cred at the station to pay their respects.
It was II o'clock when the train reached
there and the president, Postmaster Gen
cral Waramakcr and all the ladies of the
party had retired for the night. The PEG
pie were disappointed at not being able
to see the president, hUt were gratlticd al
being allowed to pass through and in.
spcct the Observations car with numerous
.loral offerings received in Birmingham
Brief speeches were made by George W.
Boyd and Russell Harrison.
This morning. when the train reached
Bcllyiew. a station seven miles from this
city. il was boarded by a committee Of
citizens from Memphis. headed by Il. c.
Graves. W. II. Moore and &. c. Mat
thews. 4. number of ladies accompanied
the party and presented Mrs. Harrison
and the ptlrr ladies of the presidents
party witt hanqucts Of la France
roses. Mayor l.. c. Clapp and other
municipaI officers received the president
and party on their arrival in the city. \
large crowd, including the local militia,
were gathered at the station and cheered
the president when he appeared ON the
platform. The party were Immediately
assigned to carriages which awaited them
and driven up Main street to the Mcr-
chants exchange. fronting ON Court
square which was masscd with people.
The president was escorted up the iron
steps and introduced to the assembled
crowd 10y Mayor Clapp. who welcomed
the president on behalf of the city. In
responding to the welcoming speech the
president congratulated the people ON
the diversified industries and spoke OF
the need Of the general obedience to law.
The public reception was concluded
about II o'clock and the party took their
carriages and were escorted to the
Louisville and Nashville depot. the train
in the meantime having been transferred
there. Here another reception was held
by the entire party. - large crowd pass
ny through the tram. \ number Of
beautiful floral offerings from private
citizens W"r" placed all around i ctrain.
GOV. Eag!" and q committee who arrived
tins morning me the party al the q pot.
ana Will act as an escort Ot the party to
Lit''. l,.rk.
ih" president today Informed the com
mittcc i'm charge Of ARRANGEMENTS at Gal
weston thai ne preferred that there De- no
demonstration in that city Sunday next.
d. it is his desire 10 devote the whole lay
10 much needed rest. The review Of
school children arranged for that DAY
Viii therefor" be- abandoned.
LIrTlr Rock. Ark. April Il. The
president amt party received a cordial
welcome at his place. The governor Of
the slat", mayor Of Little Rock and a
riHIul''"r Of citizens. Including repre-
-"ntatiN"- Of the 6. \. L. and confodcr
at" veterans. met them at Memphis and
.-rprted them t. III" capital Of Arkansas.
Ia" receiving party vas increased at
Carlisle. a station thirty miles out, bv a
number Of ladies from Little Rock, in.
Guiding Mrs. Ricglc. wife Of the governor.
and Mrs. Caldwell. \ military salute
was tired as the train reached this CITY
and the" president was chccrrd by the
large crowd assembled.
The presidential party left at G.ij
o'clock this evening for TcXarkana. Gen.
STANLEY, the department commander of
Texas. and Gen. McCook. department
commander of Arizuna viii XIX ,h'
party in Texas,
HOUsToN. Tex, April lS.-Thc presi
dent and partv are en;ovino tho boon;to,
;,yos tba roo,lo -. T:..
rt'po i'N"S II" nave nhaoe
an uhcoholtional surrender. The vel
come occurred at Palestine at 7:3Oo'clock
this morning and the nrosidor, voe
rorrou, rooairod -. tL. .L..'
' mat Pidcc ny 'ho
governor "I the state ana he mayor and
the city council Of Palestine. The
president held a short rorn,ti,r y, tlo
rear platform. mnrdiatnIvf ~ tbn nv
of which the train bore him and his host
Governor iIogr away ia Unuetnn