Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-31
EASTERN NEWS.
C%leVeland'S Tfiumphal Reception in
Connecticut.
IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM ALL ALONG
THE ROUTE.
Chained Himself to a Brush Heap
and Fired It.
EX-GOVERNOR MOSES ATTEMPTS HANGING
IN HIS CELL.
Release Of Mrs. Eeustes, the Diamond
Lareenist.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
TriumphaI Reception.

PrTrsFIRLD, Oct. 30.-When it was
learned this morning that Gov. Cleveland
would pass through Pittsield from AL
bauy, an immense crowd formed around
the depot to meet him. The Governors
stop here Of a half hour was celebrated by
cheering, music and c~annonsding. Twenty
five citizens of New Haven, including Con-
gresham Mitchell, Mayor Lewis, and
other prominent men, met Gov. Cleveland
at this place, and the selectmen OF the
town and the leading Democrats were his
escort from the cars to the special train at
the Housatonic Railroad. 1t was with
difficulty that the way was made for him
through the throng. He seemed greatly
pleased by the reception, which was en-
tirely unexpected. When introduced as
the mex President, his attempt to speak
was deafened by the cheering of the crowd.
He appeared on the platform Of the car
and bowed his thanks to the enthusiastic
crowd. Everybody tried to go through
the car to shake him by the hand, but the
jam was SO great only a few succeeded.
NO DEMONSTRATION.
ALBANY, Oct. 30.-Gov. Cleveland, &C.
companied by his private Secretary, La
mont, and Adjutant General Farnsworth
drove from the Executive Mansion in a
closed carriage shortly before 10 O'Clock
this morning to the Boston & Albany sta
ton, where they took the 10 A. M. train for
Pittsfeld. There was no demonstration Of
any sort in accordance with the Governors
expressed desire.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
NEW MILFORD, Conn, Oct. 30.-Great
crowds gathered at Canaan Falls, q village
OF West Cornwall and Kent and Gov.
Cleveland appeared on the platform Of the
car at each place. Crowds gathered to
grasp him by the hand. There was great
enthusiasm all along she route.
THE NEXT PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
CANAAN, Conn, Oct. 8O.-At Great Bar
rington an immense crowd had assembled.
| Gov. Cleveland appeared on the rear plat
form and was received with loud cheering.
While the train waited, hundreds grasped
him by the hand and o. 1t moved away
three cheers we're given for the next Presi-
dent Of the United States.
Inferred BY VAST CROWDS.
CHATHAM, Conn, Oct. 90.-Gov. Cleve.
l iano was greeted DY An Immense numD DER
| Of people who crowded to shake him by the
hand, and asure him Of final success. The
| train left the station amid the booming Of
cannons and the cheers Of Q vast assem-
blage.
Remarkable Suicide.
UNION, N. H., Oct. 30.-Tuesday even
ing Horace Deland of Brookfeld, aged IS
years. chained himself to a brush heap
near his fathers house, then set the brush
| ON fire and deliberately burned himself to
death. His body was discovered this
morning. A cash was found on the side
Of his throat made by a razor, which was
found near by. A note was found directed
to his parents, saying that he had tired
OF living. He gave nc reason for the act,
| but ii is thought to have been caused by I'M
requited love.
Blaine i'm BrOok1yn.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Blaine went to
Brooklyn this afternoon to attend
q reception and mass meeting, and
to review q parade. Flags were
hoisted on the City Hall, Municipal
buildings, and many private residences.
Blaine went first to the Mansion House,
where an informal reception was held, and
hundreds of people were presented to him.
Shot for Democracy.
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