Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
GOVERNOR CLEyELAND'S TRIP
Preparations to Receive Him in Buffalo

BUFFALO, n. Y, October e-The indications at
noon to-day are that 1t will be impossible to carry
out the detailed arrangements so deliberately made
for the reception OF Governor Cleveland tonight
as II mas been raining steadily since daybreak and
there Is nothing to warrant the belief that the rain
WIZ cease. should the clouds clear away, how.
ever. there will be witnessed one of the grandest
parades ever held in this city. The democratic
forces nave Deen hard at work for month past,
and SUBSCRIPTIONS have been more than usually
liberal Designs, banners, and transparencies
without number have been prepared. MarShals
and aids have been appointed, and the work But In
such shape that, the weather permitting. the
governor will be welcomed in O truly royal manner
The column will be formed OF six large divisions
division Will consist OF the Ward Phalanx OF about
thousand men from the governors home ward,
to be followed by the National Veterans Associa--
g1on or eight hundred men. These will be followed
by the governor and the reception committee in
carriages The second division Will be composed OF
band, the Buffalo Cleveland Corps numbering
800 mems the Batavia Cleveland Corps, 400; the
Rochester Cleveland Legion, 1900; the Syracuse
the third ward Cleveland club OF Syracuse 200 the
seventh ward Cleveland club, OF Syracuse, $50
The Lockport legion, 400, and the Dunkrk, Forest
Vile and Silver Creek clubs, estimated at 1000
men.
The third division will comprise band, the Old
HICKORY club of Buffalo, numbering 900 men; the
Rochester ContinentalS 800; the Akron Old Hickory
club, 200; the fourth ward city clubs, 1900;
the Ionawanda legion and clubs 800; the Suspen-
Sfoh bffuSt, Niagara ftiiS ana ALBION ciuDS, 400:
the Akron Cleveland club, $50; the Warsaw Cleve-
land clubs, 300 and the Attica Cleveland club 1S0
The fourth division will be as follows: A band;
Cleveland knights, $50 men; Cleveland guards,
800; Cleveland uniformed club, GOO; Cleveland CEN
trail club, 800, and the Jamestown, Bradford Oban.
Warren, Clarendon, T1tusvile and Alden Cleveland
Tide nrth division will be composed OF band; the
independent Cleveland Guards. 600; the Rochester
CieVeiahd Corps, 3oo ward Cleveland clubs, $50;
the Polish Cleveland clubs 500: the Brewers gan
1zatlon, 200, and the Evans, Brant, Amherst, Cow
ard Collins and North Collins Cleveland clubs 800
The sixth division Will be formed as follows: A
Dand, ward Cleveland club 400; Island Cleveland
club, 2OO the railroad Switchmen's Cleveland club
2J0; the railroad brakemens Cleveland club 400:
Elma, Mariila, South Wales, East Aurora. Ham,
burg, Calden, Lancaster, East Hamburg West
Seneca, and country town Cleveland clubs, 2,4OO
men.
The several gun squads will be stationed at diff
Ierent places along the route, and as the grand
procession passes will salute at Intervals The
route OF march viii be through the different prtn-
cipal streets, forming at the angles OF the depot,
and all forming in columns Of tours. The visiting
clubs VIII be provided with refreshments and ac-
coinmOdations In several large halls as guests OF
the different Cleveland clubs OF the CITY,
Along the line OF the route 1t is expected that
many OF the principal stores and houses viii be
number CT the business men OF the city will meet
the governor and party at Batavia, and 1t is ex-
pected they Will reach here at $50 p IN. The gov
ernOr Will review the procession from the balcony
OF the GeneSSee house, where he VIII remain over
night 1t Is not yet definitely arranged who Will
speak tonight, except the governor, and
the managers state that he will probably
make but a short address. Should the rain inter-
fere with the outdoor arrangements meeting Will
be held at Music hall, which has seating capacity
or 1900. 1t has been arranged by the Democratic
Legion to visit Cleveland, Ohio. Saturday evening
when 1t Is expected about 1900 members of that
and other democratic organizations will be pres
emf. The Hon. Daniel Lockwood, who nominated
Cleveland for mayor, governor and President, will
make the opening speech OF the campaign.
The Governors Departure from Albany
ALBANY, N. Y, October Gov. Cleveland and
party left for Buffalo at LEO I'm special train
the drawing-room car "Pavonia.' The party con-
sisted OF Hon. Erastus Corning, Mayor Banks, Hon.
). ". Rosendale. Hon. John A. Mccall and several
newspaper representatives. Governor Cleveland
walked TO the train armln-arm with Gen Austin
IathrOD