Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-13
kHOkktEV W. VI
A Very Happy, Graceful Speech BY
Mr.. Cleveland.
HE TELLS MANFULLY HOW TO
MEET THE FOE.
Ben Butler Probably Put in
a Dilemma.
TIE YOUNG REPUBLICANS TEiNE
CLEVELAND TIE NAN.
Grief of the Buckeye Men Over
Mr.. Thurman.
TAMMARY IN GRAPE, FOR WHAT THEY
SAY NOT.
TAMMARY IN GRAPE, FOR WHAT THEY
SAY NOT.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sEsTISEL.l
Mr. Cleveland Makes u Happy
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Speech.
ALBANY, New York, July 12.-At the
serenade of Governor Cleveland by the
Young Mems Democratic Club and Jack
s~onians. and citizens Of Albany. Governor
Cleveland in response TO an address, said
Fellow citizens-I cannot but be gratifed
with this kindly greeting. l find that l
am fast reaching q point when / shall
count the people Of Albany, not merely as
fellow citizens, as townsmen and neigh
bors. On this occasion. l Am of course,
aware that you pay no compliment to me
as 3 citizen and present no personal tri-
butte, but that you have come to demon
strate your loyalty and devotion TO 3 cause
in which you are heartily enlisted. The
American people are about to exercise, in
its highest sense, their power and right OF
sovereignty; they are TO call in review be-
fore them their public servants and the
representatives of political parties, and de-
mand OF them an account of their steward
ship. Parties may be long in power, and
may become SO arrogant and careless
OF the interests OF the people as
to grow needless OF their responsibilities
10 their masters, but the time comes, as
certainly as death. when the people weigh
them in the balance. The issues to be adj
Indicated by the nations great assizes are
made up and are about to be submitted.
We believe the people are not receiving
at the hands of the party, which for nearly
"a years has directed the affairs of the ma
ton, the benefit to which they are entitled,
OF pure, just and economical rules, and
we believe the ascendancy Of genuine
Democratic principles will ensure a better
government and greater happiness and
prosperity to all the people. To reveal
the sober thought of the nation, and dis
lodge an enemy ~entrenched, the Demo
cratic party must be courageous, honora-
BILE and appeal with firm reliance to the
intelligence and patriotism of the Ameri-
can people.
After the speech 3 crowd passed through,
shaking the Governor by the hand. One
thousand congratulatory kilograms were
received from prominent men, mon
Eaom were Thomas F. Bayard, Gov.
Hoadley, Gen. Mcclellan, Richard B,
Hubbard, Hugh Mclaughlin. the leader
OF the Brooklyn Democracy, and q mum.
4~ROhAtAt AtCPuDllCb1bs
A Horrible Fire.
BRADFORD, July IA most disastrous
fire occurred at an early hour this morn.
ing, by which four persons we're burned to
death and four others were badly injured.
Two are believed fatally. Ten buildings
were destroyed. The fire originated in the
bakery OF Mrs. Charles Ruby, and spread
so rapidly that May and Lizzie Ruby, aged
z and 8 years respectively, and q Swedish
servant girl. were suffocated and burned TO
. crisp. Mrs. Ruby, in her effort TO
rescue her baby, was terribly burned, and
died q short time afterwards, being taken
from the burning buildings. Lena Ger.
witz and Mary TOMMY were asleep when
the IRE broke out and escaped by jumping
from . window. Both were severely in.
jnred, and Miss TOMMY. it is thought, will
die. John Holden and H. Gerwitz were
also badly hurt. The latter is the father
of Mrs. Ruby. The Buildings DESTROYED
were stores and mostly frame. The loss il
$4,000. Charles Ruby, husband and
father of the victims, was drowned two
weeks ago, and by the fire TODAY tbs
entire family is swept from earth.
What h independent Republican,
Say.
New YORK. July l2.-George William
Curtis, leader of the Independent Repub-
lican movement, said: 81 regard the
nomination as the wisest one the Demo.
cratic party could have made. and l be.
lieve it will be satisfactory to Independent,
voters"
Carl SEIZURE said: ~ am pleased with
the nomination Of Gov. Cleveland. and
shall give him my support. I think he il
the strongest candidate the Democrats