The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-07
POLITICAL.
A Day Of Rest.

BELLAIRE, o., october 6.-Yesterday
Blaine spent the day III retirement secur-
ing needed rest. About noon the party
changed their quarters from the Globe
Hotel in Bellaire to the Mcclure House In
Wheeling where they remained over
night. Blaine spent the afternoon riding
among the hills and receiving few per-
>onal friends, among whom were several
old college mates. The people Of Wheel
ing were keenly disappointed because the
party did not come Saturday night to
their city. Many collected about the
Mcclure House during the afternoon,
anxiously awaiting bis arrival. The size
OF the crowd that awaited his coming
may be taken as an Indication Of the cor.
dial reception he will receive on his return
next Tuesday.
Mr.. Blaine was much refreshed by his
days rest, and started out on his jour.
ney feeling we'll.
The party Left by q special train, taste.
fully decorated, on the Baltimore & Ohio
for Parkersburg, via Grafton. About
eight O'Clock this morning quite crowd
assembled at the depot to see the party
off, and did some hearty cheering as the
train moved out. The workmen ut the
glass works furnaces along the line Of the
road tipped their work and cheered him
Justify. The train stopped ut Grafton this
afternoon where preparations are made
for big reception. Petersburg will be
reached at Z p. m, where the party in
tend to spend the night, returning to
Wheeling tomorrow, where preparations
are made for large meeting. The par
ty has diminished somewhat since leav-
Ing Columbus. General King, OF Mary.
land, and Judge Tenny are still with the
party.
The Performance Goes On.
WHEELING, w. Va, October 6.-The
Blaine party left here at eight O'Clock
this morning over the Baltimore & Ohio
for Grafton and Parkersburg. At the
depot several hundred people assembled
to meet the party. Hill Marshall, editor
OF the Democratic Standard at Grafton,
brought down huge 'picture OF Cleve.
land which he placed against the depot
pillar Immediately facing the entrance to
Blaine's private car. Captain Devries,
General Agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio
here, and q strong Democrat, at once Or
dered the removal OF the picture, which
was done. Again Marshall took possess
sion of the picture and exposed 1t.
by this time several hundred persons
were on the platform, and although
ominous threats were made, Marshall
showed q disposition to keep his picture
In view, but when several determined
men went up and told him either to re-
move 1t or suffer the consequences, he
did 80 with great slacrity. Marshall then
boarded tho train to 60 to Grafton, as.
serting his right to ride IL. He was put
of at Benwood and left standing on the
platform, AMID the jeers Of the crowd on
the train.
At Moundsville Blaine alked tariff for
five minutes. At Loudensville collision
between Blaine's train, running to make
siding, was averted with great difficulty
by the engineer Of the first named train.
Blain- made speeches ut Cameron, Fair.
mount and Grafton.
Last Week Of the Engagement In Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., October 6.--The city is
pretty woll filed with politicians coming
In preparatory to starting out on the last
weeks work Of the campaign before the
election. Among the more prominent ar.
rivals are the Hon. Thomas A. Hen
bricks, Ex-Governor Pillsbury Of Maine
md JHo. X. Fellows, Of the Democratic
National Committee, who were In con.
4 l<~s& la .(vh xuylth
State Committee. Mr.. Hendricks left
here at i've O'Clock this morning for st.
Mays, whore no will speak to-day. lilo
will stump the State until election.
A Local ElsotAon.
MERrpEN, Conn.,, October o.-The town
election to-day Is passing of quietly.
The Republicsus will elect their ticket By
tho usual majority. The Cons itutioual
ANN dmAnt lor biennial aosHi0ha will ho