The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-17
NEWS In SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume Of Important Events at Home and
Abroad Chronicledin the Issue Of Oct. 16.


Resume Of Important Events at Home and
Abroad Chronicledin the Issue of Oct. 16.
Storms nave caused q heavy loss of life
and property in Great Britain.
The policy-shops of New York lost nearly
S60, 600 on 4-1l-s4 last Thursday.
The loss of life and stock by the storm in
Colorado Is daily growing larger.
A commission has been appointed to in
quire into the Irish land troubles.
Secretary Blame and family will next
week return TO Washington for the winter.
Between the years 1852 and 1856 over two
thousand persons fell victims to brigands
in Italy.
President Harrison has opened the Crow
reservation OF 100000 acres In southern
Montana.
At Ashfork, A. T., a mob hanged an In
dian who attempted 10 assault q little
white girl.
Archbishop satolli. the Papal leRate,
formally visited the State Department and
White House.
The new German military Dill hiss been
80 modified that there is now good prospect
for it's passage.
The Socialists of London have called q
monster demonstration for Trafalgar
square, Nov. L.
No immigrants have entered New York
for a week. This is the first time on record
such q thing has occurred.
A partial eclipse of the sur will occur on
the afternoon Of the 10th inst. 1t Will be
visible throughout America.
Race winners at Lexington: Tee Mike.
LukeF w. b., Anna. Evanatus. AT Morris
Park: Stonenell, LiZetta, Aloha, Helen
Nichols. ~Pickpocket. Arab.
National League ball games: Chicago /.
St Louis o; Cincinnati q. Pittsburg 1;
Cleveland IL. Louisville 2; New York 2.
philadelphia i; Brooklyn 10. Baltimore G;
Brooklyn 2. Baltimore o; Boston q, WASH
iDgton 4; Boston 4, Washington 0.
IFrOns 0e Second Edition of the sunday J~ournal.l
Reid and Depew VIII Be Here.
The Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew and the
president on the Republican ticket, wilrad-
dress Republicans assembled in mass-meet-
ing at the English Opera-bouse. on Monday
evening. the oath inst, under the auspices
Of the Commercial Travellers of Indiana.
No effort Will be spared to make it the lar
gest political demonstration held IN the
State during the present compaign. 1t may
perhaps be the chance In q life
time to hear the magnetic voice
and feel the charming personality
e1eb OARbo Dopo"
Whitelaw Reid. with his concise utter
ances and q mind stored with the events of
o literary and diplomatic life, is q host in
himself. The meeting will be attended by
clubs and individuals from all over the
State. and many will be present from the
surrounding ones. Indianapolis Will turn
out 10 q INIT. 1t will be q loye-feast of the
good old type, where every man is the
others brother. and 1t will be all one big
family for Harrison and Reid. 1t was first
expected. as it has already been publicly
announced, that Mir. Depew would be the
only speaker on the occasion, and It was
not until last evening that the Commercial
Travellers, at their meeting in the When
Block, were informed by the following let
Ter from the State central committee OF
DIR. Reid's intention of being present:
TO the President and Members OF the Re publican
Commercial Club of Indiana:
G~entlemen-I take pleasure in announcing TO
your organization that the Hon. Chauncy NJ. De-
pew has kindly accepted your invitation 10 ad-
dress the people of Indiana. this city. on the
night OF Oct. "a. This committee has been
officially informed of this fact. / also have the
great pleasure. at this moment. to announce to
you that we have just been officially informed
that the Hon. Whltelaw Reid, candidate for
Vice-president, will accompany Mr.. Depew on
that occasion. / congratulate your organization
over your success in securing the services
OF such distinguished citizens. and realize that
this club was one OF the agencies through whicn
Indiana was given TO our fellow-citiZen, Presi-
dent Harrison. in 1883. believe that your or
ganiZation will do much good in again placing
Indiana safely in the Republican column. We
earnestly request your club TO make all necessa-
OF the meeting above referred to. This is strictly
In the hands your organization. Yours very
truly. III X. GowDY, Chairman.
The travellers meeting last night was at
tended by over one hundred and fifty
knights of the grip, and was an enthusias-
tic one from the start to finish. The bust
ness on hand was the perfectlng of arrange
ments for the big meeting. and IT there vas
IN unwilling hand in the assemblage it did
not show itself. When first called to order
by President Van Arsdel r. r.. Shiel was
introduced, and he made one of his charac-
t~eristic speeches. With his knees in the
seat of a chair and his elbows crossed on
the back Of it, he told the men
efforts in the campaign. and as
sured them that he did not believe they
were Sinking the responsibility. He had
nearly every sentence punctuated for II
by q round of applause, and when be told
them that he believed he would be elected
the room rang with cheers.
The mmi on arrangements reported
that it had been unable to secure Tomlin-
son Hall. but that English,s O%pera-honse
had been secured In place of 1t. The com-
mittees on different things went on In their
reports, from which the following facts
were elected.
The speakers arrive from Chicago at
some time late in the afternoon, and
the Commercial Travellers Club,
and escorted to the Denison Hotel. which
will be made the general headquarters of
the day. The parade Will be formed early in
the evening. and will move promptly at ESQ.
through the principal business districts.
IL Is too soon TO tell Just W hat organizations
Will participate in IT The committee on
invitations have sent special and urgent
requests not only To every Republican or
RaDiZation in the city but throughout the
State and adjacent one, aud q monster at
tendance Is anticipated. The members of
the club while out on their trips
have received assurances from all
parts of the State that both
organizations and individuals will
DO In attendance, aud il would ho difficult
TO estimate the numerical strength of the
marcbers at this juncture. A special lnvi-
tatlon 10 given out To all travelling men,
whether they be from this State or the
antipodes, TO Join with the Indiana travel
ers. and they will he made welcome. 1t IS
believed that the opera-house will not be-
gin 70 accommodate the crowds that will
be gathered, and arrangements have been
made to entertain the overflow by having
stands erected on the Circle and in the CO.
lumbia Club yard from which speakers will
talk. Each member of the travellers
club will wear in his buttonhole ON artifi-
cisl rose. between whose petals can be seen
the pictures of the Republican candidates.
and carry IN his and a cane. the handle of
which consists of n "grsndfather's hat" IN
tim. There was considerable discussion as
20 whether it would be advisable to make