Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-01

THE BLAINE DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK-NoyE-
MENTS OF OTHER RCANDIDATEs-PoLITICAL NOTES
Nearly sixty thousand people are reported To
have taken part In the Blaine parade In New York
last night There was drilling rain, but this it
is said, was no check TO the enthusiasm OF the
crowd Mr. Blaine walked from the Fifth Avenue
hotel to the Worth monument (where there was a
stand erected) arm-in-arm with Gen. Floyd Aspin-
wall. There he was joined by w. NJ. Evarts, cyrus
w. Field, Whitelaw Reid and other prominent
gentlemen, who reviewed the parade with him
ii II9ln Ile s.anu feature OF the parade was the
rying an incandescent lamp in his helmet
MT. Blaine and Senator Sherman spoke at the
business mems meeting at Chickering hall, New
York, yesterday afternoon. Mr.. sherman said it
was TO the interest OF all business men that the re-
publican party should be kept In power. Mr.
Blaine spoke at length upon the finance Of the
country.
Gen Butler spoke at Fishkill last night to men OF
all parties, and then went TO Poughkeepse and
spoke In the armory to large audience. he AFTER
wards started for New York, and goes into Con-
necticut to fulfil engagements there
Gov St John addressed large meetings at the
Academy OF Music and at the circuit court rooms
at Fort Wayne. Indiana, yesterday and last night
In each address he said that the republican party
was the foe OF temperance principles as compared
with the democratic party.
people at k0homo, Ind, yesterday. AT Fort
Wayne crowd OF $4,000 were assembled TO hear
him. He went from Fort Wayne to Button. on
by large crowds Gov. Hendricks says there is
more earnestneSS on the part OF the democrats IN
tne STATE tnan ne mas ever witnessed before, and
they viii In 1884 not only repeat, but eclipse the
victory OF 1876.
grand procession was given In honor OF Gen.
Logan at indianapolis, Ind, yesterday afternoon.
The general made speech upon Hendricks and the
tarin At night he was Serenaded at the Denison
house.
To separate the local from the national issue it
has been ordered that no banners OF the local can
didate shall be displayed at the grand Tammany
Cleveland and Hendricks parade In New York this
evening. II Is expected that there VIII be 40,OO0
men In line.
Judge Pardee, of the U. s. court in New Orleans,
decided that the court had no jurisdiction TO act
upon the petition OF the supervisors OF elections.
Geo. L. Norton demanding that state Registrar
Brewster s'Show cause why Z, ,225 names OF Illegal,
dead, and other diSfranehised voters found On tho
registered rolls should not be erased and Cancelled"
u s. Marshal CouZenS. OF St Louis, has given his
deputies special instructions TO their duty on
election day, and says he anticipates no collision
between them and the local authosftiB
Senator German has sent a dispatch 70 North
Carolina stating that the story circulated In tho
south TO the effect that Cleveland fayors mixed
schools is false.
senator Wallace and Mr.. Randall are both on
the stump In New Jersey. The former spoke at
Woodbury. last nj bit and the latter at Salem. Mr
Randall win speak at Camden Monday evening.
Runors have reached Denver, Col, OF the lynch
ing hJ the vigianies of gang or seventeen cattle
thieves The report Is thought 10 be exaggerated