Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-13
The Politicians Active.
WHAT THE CANDIDATES ARE DOING CANPArGl


Ac TOBkttCisauS ACtlVes
WHAT THE CANDIDATES ARE DOING CAMPAIGN
NOTES.
Mr. Blaine spoke to the Hooking Valley miners
saturday evening. He told them that he owned
no coal lands and never did own any In the Hook
Ing Valley, or any stocks, but did own some 10
west Virginia, and that the men who worked them
were paid sixty dollars month He was greeted
with cheers by the miners. One miner asked IL he
ever owned an interest in the Union furnaces he
answered that he did not, and never owned an In
.erest IN any iron furnace In the civilized world.
MI: Blaine completed his Ohio tour by trip Sat
ufcay from IronIon TO Lancaster. He goes TO De-
trot to-day, but no stops will be made In Ohio
The demonstrations Ironton Friday night and at
Athens and Lancaster Saturday were enthusiastic.
There seems TO be some doubt as to Mr.. Bia!ne's
Iuture movements. Chicago dispatch says that
ooln Blaine and Logan Will be at Springfield OctO-
per Pa and will leave there the next morning for
Wisconsin, stopping over few hours I'm Chicago,
while Buffalo, ". Y, dispatch states that Mr..
bialne intends to make another tour through New
York state soon after the Ohio election; that he
VIII nave another reception in Buffalo about Octo-
Der 2Jth, then take a run down into Chautauqua
county, and from there will 90 east along the Erie
road, traversng the southern tier OF counties and
stopping at Elmira, Binghampton and other prom
lutht PAGES on the line
Governor Cleveland will leave Albany on an early
Ifah on Wednesday, arriving in New York at 1890
d IN IN. Mhlie In the metropolis he will Stay at the
rlitu avenue hotel He Will probably hold con-
Sullatlon with the democratic leaders and mana
gers OF the canvass On Wednesday. On Thursday
he Will go TO Brooklyn to attend the democratic
barbecue, returning 10 Albany Thursday night
Gen Butler spoke at Harrisburg, Pa, Saturday
afternoon ana IN Philadelphia at night. He Will
MAKE tour OF New York state, beginning on We'd
nesday next and finishing on the last day of the
month. He arrived at the Fifth Avenue New
York, yesterday afternoon
General Logan reached Cincinnati SATURDAY. af-
ternoon and Was met by 400 veteran soldiers, who
escorted him TO his hotel. He made brief ad-
uIess u, from lne balcony Saturday evening he spoke
70 great gathering in Music hall. He arrived In
youngstown, Ohio, yesterday, and will speak at the
opera House there Tonight, while Gen. kosecrans
Is addressing the democrats on the public square.
There VIII be torchllght parades OF both parties
Cen Logan will remain In Youngstown until We'd
DeSday afternoon.
The reception OF Gov. Hendricks at Cleveland
ONO, saturday afternoon, is said TO have been one
OF the greatest political demonS .tionsever known
IN ONO. A mass meeting was i. ~ in Monumental
park, anu Cnere was speaking from two stands DV
Gov Hendricks, Senator Bayard, Gov. Hubbard OF
Texas, hon. Howe Call of New Hampshire, COL
John K Fellows OF New York, Hon. Ii. b. Paine,
Senator Pendieton, Hon. w. Z. Henseu OF Penn
sylvaEia, Hon. Tracy Titus Of Buffalo, and Others.
Gen: W. 5. Rosecrans presided at one stand and
Congressman FOran at the other. After the speak
ing there was a torchlight procession in which
about Is, 900 men took part.
The Chicago Nescs publishes campaign story to
at the manner in which he has been made to play
second fiddle In the western stumping tour, and
threatens to withdraw from the ticket II Ohio is
lost TO the republicans.
In answer to letters written to him q ask If the
charge that Cleveland has been bitter in his an
tagonsm TO the Catholic church is true, Rev.
he has watched Gov CieyelandS course closely, and
has never discovered any hostility to the Catholic
church.
A dispatch from Chicago says that none but
democrats have been appointed as judges OF cleo
tlOnS In COOK county, Ills
Carl SchurZ will speak at Buffalo tonight under
the auspices OF the Cleveland republican club.
A dispatch from John X. Mclean, editor Cincin-
natl Enquirer, says that the prospects that the
democrats VIII poll very large German vote in
Ohio 10 morrow, and Will carry the election. The
democrats he claims, have made gains in The west
ern reserve while the republicans have been at a
standStlll, and that the claim that there is serious
detection OF the Irish from the democrats is With
out foundation.
Edwin Cowles, editor OF the :, land Leader,
says that the prospects are tha he republicans
Will carry the state OF Ohio t. orrow by from
l5,0OO to 25,NO majority. He says the returns OF
the canvass show majority OF 2I,OO0 for the re-
publcans, and thinks BlatneS visit TO Hooking
valley viii give them gains there.
The alleged etterof Senator Edmunds to Morris
II. Cook, OF Castieton, VT, was, as was suspected
badly garbled. He gives out a correct copy for
publication, which shows that he wrote as follows:
II regret that 1t Is quite ilnpracucable for me 10
make political speeches this fall, and hope that
our good old party will pull through as usual"
AT an adjourned meeting OF the republican con-
venton OF The third congressional district OF Mary
land, Saturday night, Samuel G. Pentz was uLani-
mouSly nominated for Congress. The third district
comprises the first nine wards OF Baltimore.
The greenbackers OF the seventeenth New York
congressional district on Saturday nominated Jas.
G. Tubby.
The prohibition state central committee Of KAN
SaS nave put ID. l.. Phillips at the heaQ OF their
state ticket in place of a. B. Jettmore who has de-
clined the nomination Tor governor.
President John Taylor and George @. Cannon,
leaders OF the Mormon church, deny the Statement
that the Mormon church has appropriated money
TO assist In the election OF Cleveland.
Congressman Fart B. Holton will address re-
publican mass meeting at Laurel. Md, Tonight
At Wheeling, w. va, Saturday night the demo-
cratic clubs paradec the principal streets. During
the parade stones, brck-bats and ancient eggs
were thrown into the lines, causing great excite
ment Four men were injured.