Show BY T E L E G lam A 1 1 4 fer rek western WESTEEN WION glon la 11 ALBANY I 1 gosorn or cleve cieve cleveland I 1 and accompanied compa comp companied companies anle anie nied by y hl his private secretary and adjutant general ge peral left here at 10 clock ciocu th this s morning for new york on the regular train crain ohp exact time off of their departure was wag nol not generally known and consequently there was not an unusually large lange brong at the depot new york 1 governor cleveland accompanied by gen farnsworth and staff arrived at the hoffman house at this af afternoon ter tor noon ile he comes to review the parada bf cleveland Clevelan dand and hendricks merchants this afternoon and the torchlight demonstration this evening i at this afternoon two divisions of the business mens clevel cleveland a nd a and nd hendricks parade started from their respective rendezvous up broadway Broad to be reviewed by governor cleveland the first division from worth street and broadway was in this order mounted police grand marshal marshai john B woodward presidents and vice presidents of var various lotis iotis associations ion ton honorary honorary staff of grand marshal dry goods mens association hardware men metal assoc alsoc association la ton I 1 an and d west side merchants cleveland Clevelan dand daud and if Hendricks endrick s club dub the second division started from church street and broadway led by the stock exchange cleveland and hendricks club stock exchange dhan ecle ecie clerks produce and maritime ex exchange eg ange newyork mining exchange cotton exchange insurance mens association lawyers cleveland and hendricks club new york petroleum and stock exchange and cl cizar cigar ar and leaf tobacco club hide and leather ieather association distillers and wine and spirits exchanger exchange jewelers coffee exchange me metal metai ta 1 young joung oun 1 men mens 13 i independent clu ciu club b columbia coluci a C ollege college students me medical cicil association the sullivan cleveland and hendricks club coal andiron and iron inon trade railway employees printers publishers and paper dealers hatters batters pottery and glassware bank clerks custom house brokers exchange brokers hardware men steamboat and transportation por tation companies carmen and drivers and west washington market men broadway was crowded and sidewalks ware were impassable the marching men all ali have the game iame same cry and keep step too the crowds on the sidewalks have caught it up and added theirs to the voices of forty thou thousand saed sard men in line nothing can be heard for miles along and down all the side streets save the deaf deai deafening ening yells of QI cleveland evelind stood over three hours on the reviewing stand next to the worth under a canopy of purple velvet frill fringed ged with mith gold upon each corner of which was a golden eagle when he took his position soon after I 1 madison square before him w was s packed ached with people the grand stand ag on the opposite side of fifth avenue held at least 1000 ladies with their escorts A great shout in the distance which increased to a roar as the head of the procession came into view announced the approach of a mass 01 of men cleveland stood up and greater cheers broke forth which were an increased as pat gilmore seized his wand and his great band sent out upon the air han hau hall to the chief general woodward the grand marshal here saluted ted the governor and the latter returned his salute the crowd acknowledged the tild greeting in with a cheer that tnt int might lit tit have az been n heard in jersey when cleveland leveland moved f from rom the stand hf after ter the procession had passed and until he hei entered the hoffman house the crowd kept tip a c continuous cheer this thia exceptionally great display in numbers as well as appearance had bad not passed away when tile the torches of were seen waving abne one looked as if the different wards ward sand and assembly district associations were making their way to tb a rendezvous in the neighbor neighborhood hood of washinton washington ton square IV while hr 11 e these two moz mon monster ster demonstrations were ere taking place in new york brooklyn over the river from new kwas having a parade of lt its own and it is esli esil estimated maced that not less than were in line brooklyn proper was as assisted Isted in its display by delegations f from rom country towns the line of march extended from the city through gli dil circuit circuitous ou streets to williamsburg burgr a distance of abhat 12 miles there was tremendous enthusiasm all along aulont the route the tlde streets are jammed again tonight to night with people out to see the tammany hall parade the police seemed worn out in their struggles with the people during the wea wen week crowding erow crow ding to tol see blaine and cleveland and the grand processions professions process ions lons in honor of the candidates for president at 10 Oo governor vernor cleveland accompanied by from the business men mens s club and a h squad of police made his way to the reviewing revl ewing stand he was soon joined by members of the national and state executive committees the governor govern arwas was continuously cheered until the pro procession ces appeared etolin ohn heliy heily and other rn members embers 1 oft ott of the tammany society f rode at tile tiie head of the line after them came delegation s from the first assembly district the young mens democratic CO club and other district organizations A large majority of the banners bore legends referring to local issues and candidates and the crowds made much aluch noise governor cleveland was repeatedly cheered during the parade and also on his return to his hotel 11 NEW haven conn 1 in pursuance to a promise made before he started on his western tour blaine left lef i new york this morning ina in lna a special car attached to the regular train to two visit the principal places in connecticut gen fremont him 1 miss marga ret blaine and jas G blaine jr are ard also of the party at several points along the route where the train made its regular stops groups gathered around and aad cheered when looking through the window they als ais covered bia Bla idi but he did not appear in public until the train had reached hartford on the way a number of hartford gentlemen who had come to meet him were presented gen hawley boarded the train at bridgeport at new haven the usual stop was made A considerable crowd awaited the arrival of the train and greeted blaine who appeared for fora a moment upon the rear platform and was wa cheered hartford conn L 1 1 hantford hartford was reached at noon As the train camato came t a stop there was wak a cannon salute and cheering blaine and fremont accompanied by senator hawley entered a carriage and were driven to a stand in front of the court house around which several thousand people were waiting waltine waiting all along the route were plumed 1 knights bights and other clubs gen introduced blaine who madea made a speech on finance after co concluding 1 his hig speech the party returned to the train As the train moved of the clubs and pepie on the street cheered heartily the most conspicuous body was composed of a company of wide awakes of 1860 11 the arunto run to meridan Merl meri dan dau was made rap rapa i idly there Ther ewas was a very large crowd here and when blaine appeared on the stand he was received with loud ac he spoke briefly setting forth tile tiie interest of connecticut in maintaining the protective system under which in the 20 years ears between 1860 and 1880 she haj had had increased her wealth as much as aa iu in all the preceding years ears of her history his hib tory while for more than half a century the democratic party arty 1 had steadily opposed it therefore fo re every man who really desired the maintenance of a protective tariff whatever his party affiliations in the past ought to stand now by the republican party willie while on the tiie other hand I 1 every man who wished for free trade shoud vote with the democrats the 1 e points 1 ta m made d in savor favor av or ot of maluta maintaining n n the tariff r if a were r e aa warmly r m cyb ap applauded pp lauded A again g tt I 1 a a at t ivall wallingford n fa rd lie lle spoke a fe few words 0 r d I 1 in tj the S same me v vein I 1 T the he train arrived at new haven at new haven 1 1 blaine spoke bere here on freedom of religious opinion and tariff fremont spoke briefly in acknowledgment of the reception given him at bridgeport there was an enthusiastic demonstration blaine made a very short speech and as the train moved off stood on the rear platform bowing his acknowledgments at south norwalk there was a great gathering and blaine spoke briefly at standford the demonstration was said gald to be the largest after BIX blaines BL fines inas ings remarks he be anif and a large party were handsomely entertained at the house of samuel fessenden secretary of the ret republican national committee therun the run to new york was made without aitho utan any other sto stop and about a quarter past 8 plaine elaine blaine arrived at t the he elf eif fifth th avenue hotel and went directly to his apartments apart menta about 10 blaine accompanied by dr fordyce barker was driven to the academy of music where there was a meeting under the auspices of the blaine and logan club of columbia College presided over by prof prot dwight the building was tilled in every part by an au aud dianep lanc who made all kinds of enthusiastic demonstrations when blaine appeared upon the stage and a again aln ain i when he stood up to speak in age the course of his remarks blaine said As long as men of social and intellectual position think it beneath them to take part in what are so called political squabbles they contribute to make them squabbles it is in their power to raise them to the dignity of a contest involving 1 great principles les ies and aud touching ngat at every point the tate fate fate and fortu neof the nation I 1 therefore confess that standing on the eve of a national contest I 1 feet feel proud and honored to stand before this audience ou on this ocas occasion loii appreciating its present its far reaching influence CHICAGO le 1 the federal authorities tonight to night arrested arrester john stearns bt earns brother in law of mayor mayon democratic candidate for governor over nor W J clingen clerk of the south side sida police court and frank owens on the charge of aiding and abetting false registration the officials dechi decline e to make nuke any public statement except in a general way that their evidence is direct and absolute one of the detectives named douglas who is supposed to have collated the evi evidence dence lence against these and other parties panties parn pann les ies was arrested br by the city police on the same genera general charges barges but oh bal bai uail th the thu U three persons agreste arrested by tile the united states officials were taken before the commissioner and their ball bail fixed at each ORLEANS 1 A picayune new iberia special says gays at the kellogg kellog meeting at lanoreville atLan Lan areville today to day it seems seem s sonie sonio negroes got into difficulty and gilfour stepped n to quiet them when he was fired upon by tile tiie negroes he returned the tire nire but without effect by this thi time there was a general resort to firearms and a general fusillade fusi lade commenced gilfour was the first to fall shot dead ile lle was one of the best citizens audd and a staunch iff theo was brought here wounded but not dangerously those bringing bim him lm say capt B R bell a leni leai democrat was also shot dead abner routt a negro nebro nero politician clau elan and three other negroes were killed jules juies mes and judge fontellio Fon tellin were reported among the wounded A large number are under arms there and excitement is at fever heat the excitement here is very great squads of armed men lef left t for the scene seebe the town is patrolled tonight to night A L large numb erpf ariso prisoners ners were brought brou ht h by armed men cannot give approximate number tonight they are lodged in jail and guarded judge theo fontellio Fon yon tellin albert fontellio Fon tellin kl L ayon AFon tellin and alphonse fontellio Fon eon tellin are among the prisoners the most reliable and reports are that the republicans rep went over there expecting trouble and it co commenced among the negroes 8 andge fontellio Fon eon tellin is not hot wounded as at first reported A feugas and st glair dugas are ie ported reported wounded and antt many others were wounded but they got oft most reports agree that six negroes we ware re killed bumpas but as they stampeded after the fire it is impossible to say positively how many were wounded new orleans Oi leans ieans lma ima lra tines temes Newl beria special says judge fontel lin lia and eight or ten others lert iett here this morning for Lare anville fausse point in this parish to hold a political meeting ingia in the interest of kellogg after the crowd assembled assem bleg a disturbance was created bV by persons hallooing hallowing hallo hailo oln oin hurrah for gay joe Gulli faux rushed to the tiie scene of the tha wand yand rand was tired fired at the ball bail passing through his hat he returned the tile nire lire at that moment there was vas a general row and captain bell be www a prominent prom anent sugar suga r planter and democrat tjoe a leading gay man and oliver boutte colored a kellogg supporter from froin new iberia were killed outright the wounded as far as known are jules dessayer Mes sayer republican candidate for t sheriff last spring thigh broken sheriff T viator shot twice in the abdomen about a dozen others plight blight ly wounded six negros were killed as far as known know the perpetrators were surrounded and kept under guard until the sheriff arrived to arrest them I 1 A courrier was dispatched to new iberia and in a few minutes af after ter he arrived the town was wild all drinking saloons are closed by order of the mayor fifty or seventy live men I 1 from rom here left under orders from the sile slie sheriff riff for the scene ot of the trouble all armed with double barrelled shot guns and rifles they arrested Fontell ln tu and adolph bienvenu two white men who are ane now in the parish jail jall ail under a heavy guard the first ball came from the republican ranks after af ter this it is said sald one thousand shots were fired simultaneously on oil the battle field it i is said a dozen horses are lying dead itts itis it is G impossible to learn how many were wounded but it i reliably reported that a great many of the wounded left during the excitement naw TAW raw HAVE haves 1 I gen butler spoke this evening at a meeting of the peoples ve s party for only twenty minutes he explained that he had unexpectedly received a telegram which required his hig immediate presence in new he said 1 I can dan give glee you but a short time but in those few minutes I 1 ican leau can give yog you the platform of the people party arty it is equal powers equal privileges es and equal burdens you xou undoubtedly have heard ab a hundred undred times that this party is no party and that it will die out butruch but such is as not the case no great reform was ever aver made unless unies by bi a third party rising out of other parties slavery the greatest stain upon the aoun try was put down by a third party the general then gave a short sketch of the origin and growth ot the republican party Contin lontin continuing he said Both parties aro are govern governed eThy by monopolists poll poil sti and monopolies the democratic barty with a flourish 0 of ot trumpets came in last december and proclaimed free trade and stagnated business to make a show I 1 ing in for lor their candidate this year they want 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