The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-29
He Reviews the National Gaard Amid a
Drenehing Rain-Streets Crowded
Despite the Weather.
JOY Declares He Never Said It
Beecher Reiterates, with Ad-
ditional Circumstances,
That He Did.
eOvERNOE CLEVELAND.

He Has Many Callers at the Hoffman House
--Reyiews the state National Guard De-
spite the Rain--rbe Streets Crowded.
NEW YORK. Oct. 28.-Governor Cleveland
rose at o'clock this morning despite the
fstieue incident to his reception al Newark
last night He breskfasted in his room,
Parlor No 6, on the first floor OF the Hoffman
Heuse, with his Private Secretary and
AdjutsDt General Farns1orth. From a.
%. until late in the afternoon he was en-
gageO in receiving visitors. Besides W. n.
BaTnum and other members of the State
and National Committees; his callers in
cluded Rev. Thomas j Ducey. of st. Le0's
Church of This city; Senator McPnersOn, OF
New Jersey; d. ID. Winston. of UtIcs; Hon.
samuel J. Randall OF Pennsylvania; NJ "
Mercer, n. Robinson OF Cleveland, o b.;
Aaron J. Vsnderpoel, exCOrpoTstiDn
CoDDse,; ". c. Whitney, James G. Spencer
and q. K WhedOn. of New Haven; Silas W.
Bert, Of the State Signal Service Commission,
and Thomas Wentworth Hgginson, of Cam
bridge, Mass. A very handsome h1ral
tribute was received by the Governor from
DR. and Mrs. Charles W. Sanders. The Gov
eTnor leaves on the O'Clock train this even
ing Tor Albany.
There also called upon Governor Cleve.
land Rev DR.. Downs, of Kilmallock, Ire
land, q clsssmste Of Cardinal McCloskey,
and nov his guest 10 this city, and Rev.
Fsther O'DonDell.
Cleveland Reviews the state Troops.
New YoAK. Oct 2s.-At2p m. it was still
uncertain whether the review vould take
place Governor Cleveland being unwilling
10 subject the men 10 the discOmforts At
teBdant upon q public parade IN q rain
storm. Anjutant General FarnsTorth, Gen
eTsl ShaleF and other officers Of the National
Guard, were III consultation with the Gov
ernor at the Hoffman House throughout the
forenoon, ana mounted Orderlies were in
stieBdsDce to convey the final orders tn the
ysrioBsfregiments. Those of the First Hivi-
sion, rhe Twenty second, Eleventh, Ninth,
Twelfth, Seventh, Eighth, 5iXtS-ninth aud
Seveniy-frst, with TWO batteries of artillery,
were waiting orders in their armOries. The
Second Division, comprising the Brooklyn
regiments, the Thirteenth, of which Henry
Ward Beecher is chaplain, and the Four
ttenIh and Twenty third, with battery OF
artillery, had arrived. and were held waiting
orders while getting a thorough Wetting
The vicinity of the reviewing stand, near
the Worth monument, was Gro xded with
spectators with umbrellas hoisted.
The weather having frightened, and the
rain rather having moderated, defnite Or
ders were Issued for the review to take
place. Notwithstanding the rain, both
sides Of the streets through which the pro-
othsiOn passed we're thickly lined with men
and women, Nho stood until all the regi-
meDts had passed for al hour before the time
of the Grand Stand was packed with people.
lt was ten minutes past when the Cover
nor, in an open barouche, drawn by four
white horses. reached the stand. He WAS
accompanied by Adiutant General Farms
worth. IN full uniform. TINS Governor was
surrounded by bis staff during the review.
De stood from 4:l5 until 5:10 D. N. without
an mbrella In the rain, lifung his soaked
hat IN response to salates, and again as the
colors Of the respective regiments passed.
After the column had passed deafening
yOlley Of cheers was given for Governor
Cleveland, and be returned to the Hoffman
House.
All along the line of Fifth avenue. up and
down from the reviewing stand as far as eve
could reach, great suTging Gro wd5 occupied
the sidewalks. and Gordon of police kept
the roadway clear. Ten Thousand upIifted
umbrellas could be seen at one sweep of the
eye, and they were needed almost without
interruption from 20 O'CLOCK. Governor
Cleveland Was dripping vet when he arrived
at the reviewing stand; he was saturated
soaked, when he retired. He did not wear
an oVercOat Great cheering heralded his
approach TO and departure from the review
ing stand In each instance these cheers
were taken up the mass of people aud passed
along the line from the hotel TO the review.
ing stand, and from the reviewing stand
back sgain TO the hotel. As the several regi-
meDfs reached the reviewing stand and sa-
luted the Governor, they were cheered to
the echo, and 40 the battle flags of each
corps were borne past, Governor Cleveland
lifted his hat again, which action evoked
further cheers.
Governar Cleveland and his staff were
entertained after the review by Major
General Shsler and his staff In the Hoffm an
House. The Governor left the hotel IN time
10 take the tain for Albany, leaving the
Grand Central Depot at 9 D. m.
MR. JOY DENIGEs OF II.