Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-28
Grand Reception Of Cleve-
land in Essex.
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS CHEER
HIM ON THE WAY.
A Hundred Thousand People
Meet Him.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UP" HIS STATE.
Blaine for Maine Unless Needed
in New York.
THE INDEPENDENT 0'BRIEN MUNICIPAL
TICKET.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTIsEL.I
100, 900 NeighbOrs Greet CLEVELAND
at His BIRTHPLACE.


at His Birthplace.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Gov. Cleveland
and staff and the Albany Democratic
Phalsnx will arrive on the West Shore
Railroad in Jersey City at 8 o'clock this
afternoon. Gov. Abbott and his staff and
Newark's committeeman will receive the
Governor there and escort him to Newark.
Arriving there, the two Governors and
their stats will proceed to Edward B. AL
bach's for dinner and a private reception.
After that will come 8 public reception at
the Grand Opera House. which will be
handsomely decorated. This will last two
hours or SO. Then follows the parade. 1t
will be reviewed by Gov. Cleveland from
the platform in front Of the City Hall.
The procession will start at 9 O'Clock, and
will be headed by the Seventh Regiment
Band. II will be in charge of Major Gen
eral E. E. Storrs, Commander Of the Uni
formed Clubs of Essex county. The
finishing touches we're given in New York
last evening to the arrangements for the
grand demonstration on the occasion of
Cleveland's visit. Cleveland ia a native
of Essex county. He is the first native
Jerseyman ever nominated for the Presi-
dency of the United States. His native
county, therefore, promises to give him q
welcome ON q monster scale. Acting upon
the suggestion of the Essex County De-
mocratic Club, every Democratic orgsni-
cation OF Newark and the surrounding
townships has been getting ready for the
last five days to make tomorrow the great
est political day ever witnessed in New
Jersey. Invitations have been sen to
clubs in all directions, and scores Of them
have signifed their intention of coming.
They include theH Hudson County Club,
1,4O0 strong, the Plainfield, Elizabeth,
Patterson, Orange, Morristown and other
organizations. Even Philadelphia will be
represented, and Albany will contribute
its quota of persons to the Democratic
phalanx OF that city. 1t is expected that
from $4,000 to &c, 1000 persons will be in
the parade, which will take place in the
evening. 1t is expected that over 100, 900
people will be in the streets to witness the
pageant.
The GRAND start.
ALBANY, Oct. Ex-Governor Cleveland
and party left Albany according to pro-
gramme, at 10 o'clock this morning. At
9:25 the Albany Phalanx, the representa-
tive Democratic organization of this city,
preceded by the Albany CITY band, pro-
ceeded from their headquarters to the Ex-
ecutive Mansion for the purpose Of escort
ing the Governor to the depot. The great
est enthusiasm was manifested all along
| the streets through which the procession
passed. A light, cold, drizzling rain was
falling. which, however. did not prevent
the crowd from collecting and cheering.
When Cleveland left the carriage the
throng pressed around him, and il was
with difficulty that the Governor forced
| his way through to the train. The Gov
ernor held his hat in hand and repeatedly
acknowledged the greeting. He appeared
in excellent health and spirits. As the
train proceeded at slow speed through the
streets the crowd cheered Justify. As the
train passed by the large manufacturing
establishments In the lower wards the
w~orkingmen appeared in the streets and
windows and waved sdieus. The first stop
was at Selkirk. but was only for a moment.
A stop OF a few seconds was made at Cox
sackie. and here q large crowd had congre-
gated.
KINGSTON. N. Y, Oct. 27.-A special
train over the West Shore Railroad bear
ing Gov. Cleveland and his party, started
from Albany at 9:55 this morning. There
| being q considerable and enthusiastic
crowd at the depot. no special demonstra-
ton was made, the train made its way to
this point without any remarkable incl
dent. At some points it was noticed,
however that immense crowds of peo-
pie had been drawn to witness the pas.