The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-20
71MMiNY TRAINS ARRIVE.
Two Thousand Braves sU oop Down ON the
Windy city With Shouts for mn.

Two Thousand braves SN Oop uoWu ON 'ne
Windy City with Shouts for niii
CHICAGO. Juno 1o.-The Tammany braves
swooped down on Chicago early this dyenng
ike n cyclone. They occupied the streets, the
hotels. the restaurants. and the undivided at
tention OF tho Freak City OF the West They
mingled with tho other crowds and changed
Cleveland cheers into yells for Senator Hill.
They took everything by storm. e..
Though Chicago had seen thom before. this
timo they astonished the natives. They were
statesmen. evcry ono OF them. and they con-
vinced tho doubtcrs that Cleveland cannot
carry the State Of New York. They woro tho
best dressed and tho best looking set Of mon
that hovo como to town. They were also
tho best behaved.
Tho FIRST OF the crowd to arrive came over
the New York Central and got In about
o'clock. 1t was in charge OF Senator Plunkitt
There wore delegations from tho Thirteenth.
Seventeenth. Twentieth. and Twenty first dis
tricts. Thcrc were in tho crowd Louis Nun.
Finger. Alderman Rinckhoff. Jacob c. Wund.
Thomas Leamy and Warden Charles Falon.
Among tho representative Dem aboard
the train were John Mulen Barlow s. Weeks.
John Slattery. Hugh Donnelly. John NJ. Tracy
Commissioner Walton Storm. Judge NaaWvck.
Alderman Roche, Henry Stewart. Max Ahles.
William ]. Delany. Joseph Scully. Police Com
missioner Shechan. cx.Judge Brown. Charles
Anderson. D. NJ. Simpson. John Franz Adolph
Hermann. Judge Fitzsimmons. James I. krat-
ing. Michael Hnrtgan. ex-senator Cullen.
Deputy Chamberlain Campbell. Michael f.
DAILY. Assemblyman Martin. ex-Alderman
Duffy. Commissioner Feitner. and Alderman
Dowling.
The second section came in right on top of
the first. They were from the Twenty second
Third. and Fourth districts. and were In COM
mand OF George Best, william Burke. Harry
Hart. and Joseph Barry. The crowd aboard
were shouters from way hack From the in
slant they landed the Freak CITY was in an up
COMMITTEES of citizens. They were receive as
grand mogulS and marched through tho city.
Tie Pennsylvania trains did not begin to get
in until after o'clock. The last one came IN
EIravcn shouting for HilI. They lanIed at the
ana more citizen committees, to, greet
them. They marched through the city
like the Others and they ssfjaed hS
eenator George Roesch. Joseph E. AewburGer
Manry Friendal. and the rest. SENATOR Jacob
came all primcd with a fine stock or oratory
with which to aid Boqrke Cochran. James ":
tHs Ssy 9om ohar Es as with
Register Frank Fitzgerald. another good
talker. came tonight. They. with DR.. Jonu
have Gist:ibatSd Themselves through the
no Hn That TIC" Grover ceVeand is tho
The somins, fFesid entail battle ill., The , Tam;
will ne to listen to their argument and as a
result result they can begin to count converts al
Tammany has been to many national Con-
yentions. but never in its history has the or.
was Tonight. Tnderthe leadership oi, Richard
Croker the organization has commenueG ITSELF
to all Democrats. who In years gone by have aye
odsst si the eean 10 n'
All Democrats know that II is actuated in
cratic party and the 81 nation It is Very we'll
known that Tammany will support the nomi-
Of this % n h b.
only looking for tho winner next November.
The whole argument is that no matter how
strong the bulWarks that SUPPORT i; and nd, not,
can carry New, York State for Cleveland. on
the other hand. they insist that HUI can carry
the state. II would bot great fight with Hill.
Six hundred Of the Tammany, men are stop
ping at the Leland. 300 more at McCoy's Hotel.
hotels in large and ID small s allegations. The
trip from New York. ali the travellers said.
Of ali along IH the 0Rs ae os' WIN lois
rivals to-day. A big delegation came from
Iowa to boost Boies,s boom; Behind them
came the SYRACUSE freaks. along with Bar
train drew UP along side Of each other at tho
Michigan avenue depot They had q band TO
receys them and they marched around town.
At o'clo ck tho Kings county men. 800
strong; arrived by special train on the Penn.
by the Chicago marching CLUB. 100 strong and
escorted to the sherman House. where their
Headquarters were established. The visiting
silk umbrellas. They had blue silk banner
bearing the simple, inscription. Kings
parade was the salute paid by tho Kings
county mon to = Cleveland banner displayed
by an INDIANAPOLIS club,