The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-27
OVATION TO Mr.. CARLISLE.
Great Enthusiasm Manifested During
His Speech at OWensbofo.
CONVICTION CONDEMNS The ROWDlES.
wbo Insuited the Secretary ""e"
Smoke I'm That City: Mayor Rhi"oeH -"
,.na.,he Action ofthe Ofiiciais--A Big
Meeting to be Held In Lo"'s>''e'

OwENSBORO, KY, Oct. 2.-oec'e'"''
- ,.,l,s,e smoke in the tabernacle
hor. this afternoon to 1900 people. IL"
r,as given the most respectful attent'on'
and there were no attempts a, a"''H"e
like disorder. There were a great H'""'
ladies' in-Fhe audience. and many OIL 'ne"'
scnt flowers to the stage. Never wi'hi"
Tho history of Owensboro has such an
ovation been rendered 10 a pubuc Official
as Mr. Carlisle. <., oil
,rpere were people present from an
over the western portion OIL inc s.s'
and several hundred came over i''"'
Southern INDIANA. -, ,,r car
Hon. X. Ii. Taylor introduced Ms. as-
lisie. who was greeted Win 4 "e"'e""'
Gus applause. ar, c.r,,sla re-
,arred 10 A former visit TO O"ensDofo'
,,-h,cn was the occasion for speecn
a.sinst Populism. lie said he was mere
to-dnv for the same purpose, pu' s"'n'
neonle now called P0pullsm Deinoctae!'
Nr carlisle's speech was similar 10 'noso
dervered at CoyinSton and bo"h"e
previous TO the speaking Mr.. Carlisle
held a reception at the Rndd House. ano
nearly LOO people shook hahds WIN
him. ,...n,o ~
o'clock. u,-. q,
senator Joe Blackburn Is billed 10
speak here Friday night in answer "
Mr.. Carlisle.
WILL VOTE.
HUNTSVILLE. ky, Oct. 26.-Secre'ary
CARLISLE arrived from Owensboro AT s.1o
O'clock this evening. Up TO the time no
Ieft he had not received a reply to tho
telegram sent by him 20 Covington IN
ouiring II he was eligible 10 register. bur
a dispEtch from Covington Is printed IN
an afternoon paper saying that Mf. CAR
lvsle will be able 10 qualify as voter.
If such is the case-Mr. Carlisle VIII not
return TO Washington until after tho
election.
Mr.. Carlisle will speak here "Wednesday
night at the Auditorium. The Nationat
Democrats are preparing TO make II the
greatest political demonstration ever heia
in this city.
CONDEMNED ROwDIEs.
CONVICTION. KY. oct. 2S.-The law
abiding citizens OF Covington. irrespec-
tive OF party affiliations. crowded odd
Fellows Hall tonight. the meeting be-
ing called to condemn the action or
the rowdies who egged and otherwise
insulted Secretary John G.. Carlisle ias'
week. Hon. Harvey Meyers. ex-speak-
or of the Kentucky House. presided.
Addresses were made by ex-Licutenant-
Governor Bryan, Judge c. B. Simroii'
and other prominent citizens, reoukinY
in the most emshatic~ manner the ac-
tion Of the hoodlums.
Resolutions were passed condemning the
outrages and insults offered 10 the Sec
retary of the Treasury, and demanding
that the authorities offer a reward and
take other energetic steps TO discover
and punish the offenders.
Hon. Henry Hallam offered a substi-
tute for the resolution, which censured
tho Yale students for their discourtesy
toward Mr.. Bryan. This was unani-
mously voted down on the ground that
the meeting was not called for that
purpose.
Mayor Rhinock made an address, IN
which he defended the action OF tho
city authorities in not arresting the Of
tenders. claiming that such action would
have created a riot, In which men and
women would have been the sufferers.
The audience was a most demonstrative
one, and the resolutions were adopted
amidst enthusiastic cheers by rising
vote.