New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
INDIANA DAY At THE FAIR.
A TUNULTCOUS TlIRO>G OF lIOCSiERS
PRESENT.
GENERAL HARRISON RECEIVED WITH A GREAT
DISPLAY or POPULAR ENTHUSIASM WHEN
HE STEAKS TO HIS NEIGHBOES.


Chicago. Sept 27-Long before the hour for The
exercises TO begin in celebration OF ihdIaha Day
AZ the Fair thousands Of Hoosiers. wearing badges
svarned below the veranda which surrounds the
State building and iostled each other inside the
rouel off space OF the interior. The colof' OF all
nations adorned the imposing structure. but the
Stars and Stripes came IN for the mons snare
The large recepton-room OF the building was re-
served for the officials and other prominent Visl-
tors who arrived in due time amid the plauaUs
Of the multtudes EX-President Harrison. Gov
ornor Matthews and his staff in uniform. Lieuten-
ant-Goycrnor Nye ana James W. Riley were inc
most conspicuous members Of the party when was
escorted from the hotel by the states Executive
Committee. Mcssrs. Glenn Studebaker. president OF
the board, Charles y. Stewart Nice-prealient T. D.
HAYDEN treasurer. and William Il. Roberts. secre-
tarv They entered the Fifty-seventh-st. gates IN
carriages. headed 10y the Fort Wayne Band.
There was much disappointment because the
familiar form Of General Lew Wallace was not
seen in the carriage. lie sent a telegram AZ tn1 m
last hour sayins that owing to his wife being III
r. n mVurr ng ,h Narv r a. Thompson was also
prevented from coming. on account OF ms ioep pc
condition Tho place OF General Wallace on the
nrorrammc was taken by IIeutenant-Govcrnor
Eve l. ~ Riley was the poet OF the day, and
Governor Matthews and the eA-iI. sum III, ~,
iuds when the carriage carrying BENJAMIN iiartl,
san,o pnpular cnthusiasm was displayed when tf-
While the former occupant Of the nj! NIX" nou 49,,
was giving expression to mis- LOFTY sentilenlS L.
rnrIing tile educating features OF ne Fsr the cry
c.u, 10 his ears that woman htd IalH'en W,
-, where ne stood The eN-President stopper sPedN-
ug 10 the pcoIle and shouted "Brns hcr up n r'ei
Mike m there" when tho woman was SsIrie.
10 The entrance steps the distinguished lhuld"ti"
said: Have compassion on the multiluue' my III
low-citiz.ns" Before the exeics bean M ~,
rieon from his seat the bench, spiei a ~
in, vyho was being pressed against the edge OF tie
yeranda by the human force hehni, MN ,lxr
,o,,nesfar would have been crushed had not lhe ~
iro..dont stepped 70 WHORE he WAS stTuss 'ns
and uuilcl him out of harms way owing 10 inc
ehort stature OF Ny. Harrison thousands were "n
ahle 10 catch "A glimpse Of him ana W3ud ny w
e,,isncd until no mounted n chair on the pa 'oIlh
and stood Ike "A giant above his cheering lt.if"m
"i,iznrs lie was ia jocular as "ell as serious
mood and when he said. Il have never stood on
- t.l,trorm before that was 50 Wuch niSsd''Sic'
vim there was % hearty laugh ,, 10
Tho cx-PrcsiIont In closing his speech' sani , 's
io,ll above all other things To- impress upon ms
no.rors That al social order domestic nappi'es
XIII c,u.iiiut.onll and legal institutions u.
,.,l.l ON ia. principles o. obedience 10 We ,'w,
rn. hnchings hat have recently taken pl'rr , III
MS country Zee branded as Outrageous s''l'''i"'
and harblrous. ,,...,1., Fair to-day
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