New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

feet IN height, secured three big pumes and htho
graph OF Blaine, and Appeared In the once
holding the epblems above his head. A roar OF en-
thusissm at once broke loose. Men stood up on the
seats. threw their hats into the air, and yelled them.
selves hoarSe The spectators lost themselves In the
excitement Of the moment and women waved their
handkerchicfs and uttered cries OF delight. The big
room fairly shook with the excited ycs OF the people
and the rapid tramp Of many feet. suddenly boy
darte into the centre Of the ring which surrounded the
Blaine portrait and tore half Of 1t ms au'ly he
was seized and pushed away aud fresh picture sub
sttuted. larrisOn's admirers seized upon the ltho
graph Of their favorlte and pasted II tall pole.
placing this In the hands OF boy whom they hosted
high on their shoulders In an instant. almost, the
pole ie?hed from the boys hands and the picture
OF Harrison was destroyed. When Bainc's Autograph
appeared in view there was another indescribablc
scene Of enthusiasm. Two men attempted 10 tear the
picture from The pole. but promptly rcpulSed by
the four or five sxfooers who surrounded the picture.
but tall man lifted his and with blow cut the
Blaine picture in half. The big men seized him at
once and harm might have had 1t not been for
several policemen. who Immediately the spot.
Picture after picture Of President Harrison de-
stroyed. and as often another produced. Finally
the mon became exhausted, the crowd died away the
excitement closed and the spectators departed.
Much amusement was afforded To the spectators in
trance TO the hotel rotunda of the Young Mems Re
publican Club Of Sioux city. The member,
coats starry vests and white mats. The picturesque
costume r %v TesemGed a. nearly as possible that usually
were preceded by band OF music which was playing
lively air and the men carried heavy Walking sticks
pace. Blaine mcii in the rotunda greeted the new
comerS with shouts Of Blaine! blaine! Then there
from Others of the crowds but the entire brotherhood
on nms S only smiled a" sSy p%SssS aHG hy
shouts and cheer Of those who were looking on ,,o
Henry {. Myer, chairman OF the committee OF INC
District Missouri. PDilpDftc
was entering the Missouri delegation headquarters at
death was ciMnm,ed and caused considerable excite
meni. Physicians say his condition Is simply dh, to
overeActcment. and he will be all right in short
Political enthusiasm boiled the time for the assem-
bling of the National Convention approached this
morning and the efcrvescence venting Itself in bands
mar hing clubs and shouting The streets In the XIGn
with martial music and the cries Of political
organizations. The clubs are beginning 10 =, crow so
and one club hardly makes lis tour Of political head
quarters before other bodies are on lis
GSs hf and sn ed "S on e %wc 10
al the Michigan Clubs headquarters on IlennePin ay"
Mcdonald Blaine club from Fort Wayne, Ind. and. as
the latter has strong brass bend Of twenty pieces and
somewhat intcrfcled with by the Fort WAYNE people
also by other bands and clubs The Algcr men gave me
right Of line t score of white uniformed EePnD cans
from Detroit and then came proces Ion 81 several I
hundred old and young men with Agcr badges IN thc
sgsta IL Sfs sT h s2a' from %biSR cae
we'll executed portraits Of Michigans candidate TT ey
marched up Hcnnepn-a 10 the West Hotel and In
the corridor formed circle with their portraits and
cleced their favOrite They checrcd AGcr with
refrain running ike this:
Michigan. Michigan. are for Alcer.
resounding tiger wound IT mp They , marchc c'
through the corridors followed by The Eau Claire Linen
and Pearl Button Club with band al lis head Ih'
latter was non-partiSa5 Organization ana was SIMPLY
for the nominee. They made neat appearance with
American flags and linen busters With larIc pearl
buttons. The Mcdonald Club, several hunjre1 81 NJ
marc he'd through the streets AT the same time ana
with loud cheers the members announced themselves
for Blaine The i!cDOnnn wure gray elouch
hats and gray busters Trey cartel banners ana rd.
white and blue plumes. They halted in front OF the
West Hotel for review.
The Cincinnati Blaine Clubs parade was cheee
all along the line. Their fine appearance both a. e,
uniform and drilling. evoked much enthusiasm. ana
the band p'ayed Ia Boom dc ay. The tune has
been a.ioIt ID by the Blaine Clnb forces.
For details Of hs Conuenon Proceedfnes zee pdQe IL