The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
HILLS CAMPAIGN TOUR.
HIS AND Mr.. LOCK WOOD ADDRESS
LARGE CROWDS or VOTERS
An Enormous Thrcng at OIesa-Mr.
Stevenson speaks st u. Losis.
MeKiniey In sew Orieana

JAN EsSrOwN, n. T.. Oct. Ex-senator
David b. Hill and Daniel y. Lockwood
arrived here from Buffalo to-day just
before noon. tney were accompanied
David b. Hiii Democratic Club OF James
town At many OF the stations along
the route people boarded the train anu
srasped the nands of the standard bear
ers OF the Democratic party, and at
Gowanda Senator Hill and Nh. Lockwood
spoke briefly from the car platform.
On arriving here the party was met
by several hundred people. a process
sion was formed and the distinguished
gentlemen escorted TO the hotel Upon
arriving there the candidates held an
informal INFORM reception. Several hundred
people awaited themselves OF the op-
portunity 10 meet them. AT . o'clock
the mass meeting Vas called III the old
armory hall. Serator Hlli Mr. Lock
w9oa, ana Louis w. Pratt, OF Albany.
addressed the meeting
RIO CROWD ar oIE,S
OBENA. n y. oct - Senator Hin
and party arrived here over the Erie
railroad from jamestown shortly after
q o'clock tonight A. the stations along
the route many people were gathered 10
see MN pass through 81 salamanca
Senator Hin and Mr.. Lockwood spoke
Tor Few minutes from Tie car platform
TO a large crowd. on arriving here
me senator and his party were driven
10 the Grand Central At s O'clock Senator
escorted TO the Academy OF Music amid
Ine giafe OF colored Are and display OF
rookets, and delegates from various
counties acting as escort Tho streets
were thronged. and standing room couiJ
not he found I'm the hall
beIgre gong 10 the hall the procession
passed through the principal streets seve-
raj thousand men being I'm line II was
estimated that over 5000 peopie came In
mere by special train tonight and they
helped to swell the throng The reception
accorded 10 the standard bearers of the
Democratic party certainly eaualled. N
| II ga not excel, any which have been
| rendered. both a. regards numbers and
| enthusiasm. Hon. Chas 8. Garry. the most
| prominent Cleveland Democrat I'm this
| secuon' was made presiding officer.
srEysNsoN AT ST. LorIs.
| CAIRO. ILLS. oct a.--Vice- President
| Stevenson addressed an immense crowd
| at Cairo this evening on the lssues OF
| the day. Thousands OF Interested listen
ers stood In the hot sun listening to the
| speech. The city was full OF strangers
| from lllit ois Missouri and Kentucky.
| AFTER two hours speech. he left BY
| Io"fS
ST LOUIS MO, Oc'. 2O.--suburhan Hai,
! was packed with people tonight 70 near
| Vice President Stevenson. who made his
first speech OF the campaign In NJ ssouri.
! On his appearance he was greeted by
! cheers from 500 throats.
! Ex-Governor RObeit tampbeii was chr r
! man Of tho meeting ana in'ruduc 4 the
/ Vice President. Mr.. Stevenson VIII re-
| main In st. Louis tomorrow. sunday
/ evening he will leave on special tram,
/ accompanied by Chairman Mafh't. ~ the
! Democratic state Committee, ard ether
! prominent Democrats for keoNuk. / .
| From there he will begin two days
iour Of the state OF Missouri, making car
| platform addresses and four set speeche b
ca route.
MR. WILSON'S CANVASS.
ELK GARDEN w VA, oct 2o.--con-
| gresham Wilson closed the second Meet
| OF his campaign here t0-nignt, ali"r
| speaking Al Bayard. in Grant county,
| this evening. His audience "a Iayert
| was mostly miners ana lumberuen, many
| Of whom came from Maryland. the state
| line being close there Fully 20 heard
to-nights address which was a mo en-
| tirey devoted % the advocacy OF re-
| duced tariff MIR Wilson letN-- tNs
section tonight He speaks In Ipshur
! county, Md, and Piedmont ard WI el-
| ing. where he holds ma s.meefing Wed
nesday. Then he goes to Ptfkefsbhfs,
whore n meeting is arranged for Thurs
| day afternoon. He speaks az tiarhs-
| burg that night His plan now Is 20 con
! tinue his "Trip over every railioad dls-
| trict. speaking at each town along the
| line Congressman Cochran, OF New
| York, John X. Cowan, and Congress-
man Champ clark. of VI ssOur.. viii ac-
! company Mfr. Wilson IN this trip.