Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-31

POLITICAL.
Gov. clovelands Triumphal March
Through Connecticut One
Continued Ovation.
Blaine's Hippodrome in the Academy Of
Music The Plumed knight
With the Ladies'.
Hendricks Fires the Last Gun at His
Old Home in Shelby County
Great Enthusiasm.
Politics Growing Internationally Hot in
Laredo-A Conflict Imminent
Other Notes.
uNExpEcfnp nnonrrroN.

PrrrsFtELD, MASS, Oat, 9O.--when
It was learned that Gov, Cleveland
would rass through en- route from AL
bany, an immense crowd conglegated
ut the depot to meet him. Tho gov
ernor's stay OF haitian hour was ceie-
hrated by cheering, music aud
eannonading. Twenty-Five oiti-
zens Of New Haven, including
Congressman Mitchell, Mayor Lewis
and others met the governor at this
place and the leading Democrats
escorted him to u special train ON the
Housatonic road, and with difficulty
way WAS made through the throng
He seemed greatly pleased with the
reception, which was entirely uneN-
pected. When introduced by Geo. n,
Button "a the next president his
attempt to speak waa defeated by
cheers. He appeared on the platform
OF the car and bowed his thanks To the
crowd. Everybody went through the
cara aud shook the governor by the
HIND. The train 6nally moved Of,
with the bands playing, cannon firing
and amid great cheering.
An NEw HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, CONN ,.oci. so. Ion
his arrival at o'clock Gov. Cleveland
will be escorted % the New Haven
house, where q public reception will
be held after lunch. He will make an
address from the balcony OF the hotel.
and will then be escorted TO the depot
aud win take the $3.50 ,. IA train ior
Albany.
no DEMONSTRATION.
ALBANY, y. y, Dot 90--Gov.
] Cleveland, accompanied 10y his pri-
vate secretary and Gen. Farnsworth,
! drove from the executive mansion
! shortly before 10 TO the Bostoh aud
Albany depot and took the regular 10
O'Clock train for Plttstleld. There was
no demonstration, IN accordance with
4 the governors expressed desire.
An CANAAN.
/ CANAAN, CONN, Oct 3O.--At Great
! harrington an Immense crowd assem-
hled. Gov. Cleveland appeared
on the platform and was received with
cheers, White the train waited huae
dreds grasped his hand, and az 1t
moved away three cheers were given
for "the next president OF the United
States.n
AT CHATHAM.
CHATHAM, CoNN, Oct. 8l.-Gov.
Cleveland was greeted by an immense
number OF people, who crowded TO
shake him by the hand and assure
/ him of his final success. The train
left the station amid booming cannon
and great cheers.
AT NEW MILFORD.
/ New MILFORD, CONN Oct. 30.
/ Great crowds gathered at Canaan Falls
and Gov. Cleveland appeared on the
| platform of the car. AT each station
crowds gathered 10 grasp mia hand
There was great enthusiasm.
Ar BRIDaEPoRr.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Oct 30.-GOv.
| Cleveland arrived I'm this city 10y
| special train at 4;3O p, m. In company
with the delegates from New Haven
and Bridgeport, crowd OF 1000 gath
cred at the depot. and salute
| of 100 guns was fired He wns
escorted to the Atlantic hotel, where
reception was held until 5:l5 when
he left by a special train for New
Haven. The arrangements are that
no will return az $3.50 this evening and
will attend the Democratic rally at
Barnum rink after which he will take
a special train by Housatonic road for
Albany.
GREAT ENTnusIAsM.
NEW HAVEN, CoSH., Oct. 30.-ln
I
throughout the day. All arrange
ments for the day had been completed
but they ended IN total cancellation.
At 10 o'clock this morning all ideas OF
parade bad been given up. At the
Uoion depot at O'Clock crowds
began pouring In and surged IN and
out Of the depot waiting for Gov.
Cievelandis arrival. Despite the
heavy downpouriUg the multitude
pressed upon the platform, gath
ering around the train dis.
pateher's office. When the news
Of the governors arrival at
Bridgeport was received the enthusi-
asm Increased. a special train left
Bridgeport at 2;l6 p. m. When an-
nouncemeut Of this fact was made, to
be followed by bogus kilograms stat
ing that the bad weather would pre-
vent the governors arrival, the crowd
would not hear TO II, and
the special train rolled into
the depot some minutes before six.
There was general struggle for posi-
lions of advantage. Sober and staid
citizens cheered themselves hoaTse. In
the crush outside Of the platform the
crowd was beyond control and their
enthusiasm was frenzled. Counters
were appropriated for stand
ing room and hacks from
town deposited additions every
minute. When passage was cl.ared
Gov Cleveland descended from the
train, and cheer after cheer went up,
/ and the struggle TO get a glimpse Of
the New York statesman WIS ed
with men wild with enthusiasm. The
governor, with Col Lamont aud Glen.
Earnsworth OF his STAFF, was foi-
lowed to the carriage by ex-GOy.
Chos X. Ingereoll and Jas. English,
ex-MayOr Robertson. CougfestmeD
Chas j.. Mitchell, Alexander Troupe
and nther prominent Democrats, ind
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