Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
TELLER IN DENVER.
Enthusiasm Unparalleled 10 tho His
Tory Of The West.
he rs GREETED by ALL CLASSES.
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DENVER, Colo, July l.-Sena'or
He. ~ NJ. Teller returned 10 CJlotado
TO-DAY, and on arriving In Denver this
evening If m Cheyenne was met by
great oulpouring OF people IRON oil
Paris Of the state. Tho denomination
was Participated Ia by all olnssss anu
by persons OF oil political beliefs, anu
Itis doubiiulii thesc Of enthusiasm
enacted on tho streets u the Colofado
capital tonight have been parsllelsd 10
Western history.
The explosion u a bomb atthe union
dulot Announced tue arrival OF the
spscial train In Denver at exactly s
y. IA. L5ng before that hour the
streets Of the city were damned with
p,opic. fhs towns OF the ttgtc bud
sent tfainiOAds Of citizens 10 tue cnpi-
tnl, anu tho delegations ff0m the cjuu'
nee wed In tho cOuiuai OF cheering
unI yelling. lmmtnse nhgH aud pen.
nants, piclutts Of the Senator pnd bau.
utin VI welcome aud gTsoting wefo dis.
played tvriy where, wniln bEy-fuckcls
v Gxud ifUln all the high buildings M
town ami the booming Of cannon
uinue q deaicning noise. An immouse
parade had already iurmo1 on tue ar
rival u the tain, q imposed q military
sud civic organizations, all tue labor
atsembuus Of the city, wheclmen AMI
many political club. The "roileI
snvtr ciuU," 1000 strong, formed IN
Interesting feature OF tho parade, M
tId the Cnlufa1o piontors, tue gay
beaded pathiiudefs being among the
must enthusiastic In liuC.
AZ senator Teller stepped from the
Uain there went up mighty howl.
Tue roar VI human voices drowned out
the noise OF tue bombs. Tue people o.
Glipin county, senator Iolle's h me,
WHO hAa come TO Denver 10 tho mum.
Der OF 6UU aud VINO Oumpod nt the
station tue greater part VI tho after.
noon, rushed pcll NELL alter him 10 tue
carriage, anu many climbed ON the
VIII sls aud over the seats Ia tnoit
enthusiasm. Tue carriage was draw
by Elk white horses, and was Occu PIED,
IA addition TO Senator Teller, by tue
mayor anu governor.
Tho enthusiasm reached n climax OF
the corner OF Ntoentn aud L,fimuT
stetts, where buO young men un.
hitchud tue horses, tied long fOpO ~
Tie pole aud Drew the carriage the t..
maiuuvt OF the way. This act vet the
CROW d wild, anu along the route tue
y,ubg mvn were automatically
greeted.
After passing through the busineta
portion OF the city, Senator Teller wGa
lsReu 10 the Brown Palace hotei. Al
one tnd OF tho hotel q reviewing stand
IAi bssn erected. From here ~, sen.
stoT reviewed the parade. HIS appear
Aurp on tho stand, accompanied ~ the
ulnef delegates vino booted tue national
oonvoution with him, aroused hearty
euthuslasm. Fully 30 900 people had
gathsiUd IN the three streets intrraeci.
igaI this corner, anu light rain,
iailiug duting the passing OF tue %.
Tait, iAilod To uHnIon their enthus.
asui.
AZ the Last marching club passed the
stand, /. \. S,eyvus, as ehairmHn Of
tue gathering, raped vigorously on
the wv dcu railing and ito immonio
ONu Immediately became quiet. Me-
Stevens introduced Governor Mcln.
tire, who made briet sletcn.
Judgc n. T.. Brnnet, On behalf Of
40 Pioneer society, presented tho
senator with a sIyer token.
senator Teller then came forward,
lie saiui Mr.. Chaifmau, Gentlemen
o tho q immltluo nud Follow CitiEBut;
- realize now difficult n u Tor you 60
htsf, anu l cannot nttvmptat TINS lime
10 say very much 10 yUu, hoping Ju
rome other occasion, uaatr more tAyut-
Ablv opportunities Tor tpoHking, that 1
may have toe privilege VI Addressing
you.
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