St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
At PIrTsFIEID.


PITTsFTELD, Mass. Oct. 30.-Whcn it was
learned this morning that Gov. Cleveland
would pass through Pittsfed en- route from
Albany, an immense crowd Of citizens
from the country for miles
around were at the depot
10 meet him. The governors stay here of
half an hour was celebrated by cheering,
music and cannonading. Twenty-Five citi-
zens of New Haven, including Congressman
Mitchell Mayor Lewis and other prominent
Ilen, met the governor at this place, and the
saicctmeu OF the town and leading Demo-
Gratis were his escort from the cars to
special train on the Hoosac Tunnel railroad.
1t was with difficulty a way was made for
him through the throng. He was greatly
pleased by the demonstration, which was
entirely unexpected.
AT GREAT HARRINGTON.
CANAAN, Conn, Oct. 30, 10 p. m.-At
Great Darlington an immense crowd had as
sembled. GOV. Cleveland appeared on the
rear platform aud was received with loud
cheering. While the train waited hundreds
grasped him by the hand, and as the train
moved away three cheers were given for the
next president of the United States.
AT CHATHAM.
CHATHAM, Conn, oct. 3O.-Cov. Cleve-
land was greeted 10y an immense number of
people. who crowded TO shake him by the
hand, and to assure him Of his final success.
The train left the station amid the boom
ing of cannon and cheers of the vast as
semblage,
AT CANAAN FALLS.
New MuroRD, Conn, Oct 3O.-Great
crowds gathered at Canaan Falls, village
west of Cornwcl and Kent and Gov Ceve-
land appeared on the platform of the car.
At each station crowds gathered to grasp
him by the hand. There was great euthu-
siasm all along the route.
AT BRIDGEPORT.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 3O.-Gov. Cleve-
land arrived in this city by special train on
the Housatouie road at 4:2O p. m, in com
pany with delegates from New Haven and
Bridgeport. \ crowd of about 1000 gath
cred at the depot, and a salute of 100 guns
was fired. He was escorted to the Atlantic
hotel, were reception was held until 5:l5,
when he left by special train for New Haven
The arrangements are that he will return
AN'Nt '.fN NuiS tNtuluH W dlltuu II Demo
cratic rally at Barnum rink, after which he
will take a special train by the Housatonic
road for Albany.
AT NEW HAVEN.
NEw HAVEN, Conn, oct. 3O.-In this city
the rain has fallen heavily throughout the
day. Al arrangements for the day had been
completed, but they ended after all in a total
cancellation. At 10 O'Clock this morning all
idea of parade had been given up. At the
Union depot at o'clock crowds began pour
ing in, At O'Clock ., 1000 persons surged in
and out the depot, awaiting Gov. Clevelaud's
arrival. Despite the heavy pour the multi
tude pressed upon the platform, its denser
portions gathering around the train dis
patcher's office, and when positive news of
GOV. Cleyeland's arrival at Bridgeport was
received, the excitement of his drcnched ad-
mirers increased. The special train left
Bridgeport at 5:15, but the announcement of
this fact was made only to be followed by
bogus tclegrams stating the bad weather
would prevent the governors arrival at New
Haven. But the crowds would not have
II thus, and the special from Bridgeport rolled
into the depot some moments before s. There
was general struggle for positions of ad-
vantage Sober aud staid citizens cheered
themselves hoarse In the mad rush. Outside
on the Clatform the crowd was practically be-
youd coutrol, and the enthusiasm was almost
frenzied. Inside even the lunch counters
we're appropriated for standing room, and
the while an army Of hacks tore down
from the city's center and deposited
fresh additions 10 the distinguished visitors
welcomes When the police hsd hewed
passageway. Gov. Cleveland descended from
his train. Cheer after cheer rolled through
the depot. and the struggle TO get glimpse
of the New York statesman renewed by men
WILD WITH ENTHUSIASM.
The governor with Col. Lamont and Farms
worth. his staff. was followed to his carriage
by ex-Gov. Charles +. Ingersoll aud James
E English, ex-Mayor J. b. Robertson, Con-
gresham Charles T. Mitchell, Alexander
Troup aud score OF other prominent
Democrats, and driven Immediately to the
New Haven house, where supper was served.