Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-28

sage of the train. These cheered heartily
as the train sped by. A crowd oil several
hundred c~ongregated at Catsklli and
cbeered heartily. Governor Cleveland
appeared but made no speech. At SAUCER
| ties A crowd had collected, and there was
an enthusiastic demonstration, but the
train only stopped q minute or two.
| Kingston was reached at l2:25. The
scenes mentioned at Catskili we're repeated,
| only on a larger scale. Cannons doomed q
welcome. and many hundreds Of people,
men. women and children thronged the
station. and as the train came to q stop
they cheered heartily. The Governor ap-
reared on the rear platform and shook
hands with a great number OF people.
Hendricks Booming Indiana.
EyASsrowN, Ind, Oct. 27.-The Demo
Gratis all along the Wabash Valley on Sat
urday, from Sullivan to this city, were ad-
dressed by Gov. Hendricks, who filled four
appointments, at Sullivan, Vincennes,
Princeton and this city. The three first
named we're day meetings, and were very
large and enthusiastic. The Governor
reached here at 4:40, and was met at the
station by three local Democratic clubs
and several thousand citizens. At night
the largest torchlight procession ever wit
messed in this city paraded the streets. the
Governor reviewing it from the residence
of r.. K. Dunkerson. At 9 O'Clock Mr..
Hendricks was driven to Willard Library
Park, and made a Is minute speech to an
audience of 5000, who received it with i'm
mense enthusiasm. To-day he goes TO New
Albany, making short stops at Boone
vile, H~untingburG and Ingleton.
The Railroad Collision.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. ga collision on the
Wabash, near Tsylorsville, ILL.,, occurred
at 2:30 o'clock this morning by a west
bound freight train being run in two sec
tions. The first had a coach filled with
Italians attached, and when rounding q
curve at Clarksdale, q mile from Taylors-
vile, q coupling pin between the engine
and the first car broke. A fisgman was
sent back, but too late to stop the second
section, the engine crushing into the
coach containing the emigrants. 1t was
overturned and thrown down an embank-
ment 10 feet, the sides crushed in and both
ends smashed. There were 43 persons IN
the car, men, women and children. The
wounded were taken pack to Taylorville,
WDCEO DAN Ckou nClO .
teen of the Italians were injured, but none
fatally.
Observation-Disclosures Ticket.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-The Independent
(O'Brien) Democracy nominated the fol-
lowing county ticket: For Mayor. Levi
M. Bates; Controller, S. Tasting Grant, the
present incumbent; Judges of the Court OF
Common Pleas. Jerome Buck, Richard l..
Larramore and Hugh l.. Cole; District At
torney, Erastus s. Ransom, President Ar
thurs former law partner; President OF
the Board Of Aldermen, VIM. j. Boyhsn;
Coroner, Charles X. Deutsch.
The Traitor I'm New York.
Troy, N. Y, Oct. 27.-Benj. F. Butler
arrived at Troy this morning from New
York by the Corning boat. He was driven
to the depot in a hack, and took the train
for Saratoga, where he spoke this morn
ing, accompanied by Col. Alburgh, of New
York, Hon. Thos. B. Carol. of Saratoga
and ex-Mayor of Troy. Butler will speak
at Sandy Hill this afternoon and at White
Hall this evening, leaving for New York
tonight. He will then start on the
stump in the western part of the State.
Needn't Go to New York.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 27.-Blaine is ex-
pected to return to this State the latter
part OF this week, but if his presence is
needed in New York he may delay his re-
turn until the day before election.