Evening journal., 1894-10-03

Aftor the procession had gone through
the principal streets OF tho city they head
ed for the Fifth Regiment armory where
a reception was held IN order TO givo the
general public an opportunity TO still fur
thor demonstrate the affection with which
the pets are held in Baltimore. Hore
again trouble was experienced IN keeping
tho people away from the players, who
insisted on shaking hands with them. Il
had been agreed between Manager Han
Ion and the committee Of citizens that
the Orioles should not be allowed Go go
through the handshaking ordeal, fears
being expressed that il might prove too
fatiguing in view OF the Temple cup series
to be played yet
After the reception, which lasted about
two hours. tho players were escorted to
tho Hotel Ronnert whore a banquet wound
up the day S festivities.
Manager IIanion Speaks.
At the banquet which followed the
public reception good cheer r0igned su
prone. Ex- Postmaster W. W. johnson
presided rs toastmastBr. William shepard
Bryan, city solicitor, responded In a hap
py manner TO the toast Our Orioles
He was followed by Colonel william II.
Love- on behalf Of Mayor Latrobe, with
Baltimore City Colonel Love told OF
the immense benefits derived by the husi-
moss interests OF Baltimore through the
widespread notice attracted to IL from the
fact Of oar home club having won the
championship pennant in tho American
national game lie also referred TO the
owners OF tho Baltimore Baseball club as
public benefactors.
Other toasts were offered and responded
TO by various professional men Of the city,
after which Manager Hanlon In q manly
manner responded to The Temple So
rios
When he had finished there were storms
OF applause which lasted for several min
utes. The banquet lasted until an early
hour in the morning. The banquet was
a fitting finale to tho events Of tho day.
This afternoon a benefit performance
by tho Fanny Rice company VIII be ten
dored the Orioles az Ford's theater, the en-
tire receipts TO bo divided equally among
the players. This will be followed in the
evening at Harris Academy OF Music by
another benefit by the Ensign company
during which the popular subscription
will also be divided among the players
Accident During tho Parade.
During the procession q serious accident
occurred, and that It did not result ia
tally to several persons is miraculous.
when the parade in honor of the Orioles
had reached the corner Of Lexington and
Howard streets, the six horses attached to
heavy bus, in which were large mum
Der of people, became frightened at the
fireworks and made plunge into the
crowd.
The streets at this point were perfect
jam Of humanity, wedged IN so tightly as
20 rendor it impossible for them to escape.
Most Of them being women and children
made the matter worse. The horses, be-
coming more and moro frightened at the
screams Of the people, reared, plunged and
tramplod them down IN a frightful man.
nor.
When officers and others secured the
horses and succeeded in gotting them of
tho sidewalk, II persons, mostly women
and children were found TO be more OF
less injured
Florence lngle aged Is, OF 11l3 Stock
ton street, was taken out from under the
horses feet unconscious and has since re-
manned in that condition. It IS feared
her skull Is fractured
Henry Kruchlon, aged rs, had both his
arms 50 badly crushed that amputation
will be necessary. These two may prob
ably die. The above named arc the only
ones known to be hurt beyond bruises and
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