The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-24
M'KINLEY In TONIGHT
OHIO's GOVERNOR TO BE WELCOMED
HERE THIS EVENING.
There VIII BE "a Big mt
--Democratic Veterans Indignant.

The Mckinley meeting tomorrow, which
is the formal opening of the Republican
campaign in Indiana, will be the occasion,
IL the present indications hold good, for
one of those monster meetings for which
Indiana is famous and especially this city.
There will be special trains in from many
parts of the State and Republican clubs
have promised to be on hand with bands
from half a dozen towns. The Mckinley
Club, of Terre Haute, will assist in the
demonstrations Of the day and by virtue
Of their name. uniform and size, one hull
dred, have been assigned as personal es-
cort for the distinguished Ohioan. The
Morton Club, of Charlottesville, the War
saw and Shelbyville clubs will be present
with bands. Secretary Seeds said yesterday
that the crowd promises to be much larger
than was at first expected. Haif-fare rates
prevail on all Ines. The committee on re-
ception will meet at the Denison House
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, to go in a
body to the Union Station to catch the
train for ichmond Superintendent OAR
hngton has set apart a special coach on
No. 20 for the use of the committee. There
will be no tickets issued to Tomlinson Hall
for the speech tomorrow, at 1 o'clock, and
the doors will be open at 1890. The stage
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Mr.. Bronson, of the Big Four road, said
yesterday that the rate on his line for the
meeting would be half the regular fare,
from all points in Indiana, and in addition
the road will run cheap excursions from
points in Michigan and Elkhart and way
stations. at / cent per mile or less. The
following summarizes the programmes:
The train bearing Governor Mckinley
will arrive at the station in this city at
1918 tonight.
The committee on reception will meet
Governor Mckinley at Richmond to escort
him to this city. Arriving at the station.
Governor Mckinley will enter a carriage
at the main entrance on Jackson place.
of Meridian street around Monument place
and Market street to the Denison Hotel
by the Republican organizations Of the
city in the following order:
Band.
Union Veterans, Col. S. H Beeber.
Railroad Mems Club. President. ]. @.
Hicks.
Drum Corps.
Travelling Mems Republican Club. Presi-
dent, Thomas E.. Potter.
Band.
Columbia Club. President. Chalmers
Brown.
Marion Club: President. George B. Elliott.
North-side Republican Club. President,
John b. Cockrum.
All other Republican organizations of the
city in the order in which they shall arrive
0ROh tIC 6lOuuQ.
Band.
Herculean Club. President, Joseph Broyles.
Governor Mckinley, in Carriage.
Reception Committee.
Citizens in Carriages.
All organizations must be promptly on
the ground at $3.50 o'clock to take position
in line, to avoid hurry and confusion.
Tuesday morning al escort consisting of
delegations from the Republican organiza-
lions OF the city will be in readiness to re-
ceive visiting delegations, to conduct them
upon arrival from the station to Monu-
ment place.
At 1890 o'clock Governor Mckinley will
be escorted from the Denison Hotel by
way of Market street, around Monument
place. Meridian, Washington and Delaware
streets, TO Tomlinson Hall, where he will
address the meeting, Gen. Benjamin Har-
rison presiding.
After the Tomlinson Hall meeting Gov.
Mckinley will return by the same route to
the Denison Hotel.
Assistant Marsha1s-Capt. c. S. Tarleton,
L. w. Drew, r. T. Oliver, Col. Charles
Kahlo. S. ID. Crane. f. p. Thompson. C.
Ruckelshouse, Clarence Foster, AID Hereth,
Capt. Chas. j. Many, A. A. Womack and
Daniel NJ. Ransdell.
Organizations desiring information may
call on Mr.. l.. W.. Drew, No. 10 South Me-
ridian street Telephone 179.