The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-31

lau uSsehpleu. GON. Cleveland ap- !
pearei on the rear platform, and was re-
ceived with loud cheers. While the
train waited hundreds gripped him by
the hand, and as ii moved away, three ,
cheers were given for the "next presi-
dent of the United States,p
THEY TOLD HIM HE'D WIN.
CHATHAM, Conn, Oct. 30 Gov. Cleye-
land was greeted by an Immense mum.
Dor of people, who crowded to shake
him by the hand and to assure him of
his final success. The train left the
station amid the boom of cannon and
tho cheers OF the vast assemblage.
THEY ALI WANT TO SEE HIM.
NEW MILFORD, CONN, Oct. 30.--Great
crowds gathered vt Canaan Falls and
the village of West Cornwall. Gov.
Cleveland appeared on the platform of
the cars at each station. Crowds gath
cred to grasp him by the hand. There
was great enthusiasm along the route.
A Room AT BRIDGEpoRT.
BRIDGEPokr, CoNN, Oct, 30.--Gov.
Cleveland arrived in this city by special
train on the llousatonic at 4:30 y, m. in
company with delegates from New
Haven and Bridgeport. A crowd of about
1900 gathered ri the depot and salute |
OF 100 guns was fired. He was escorted |
to the Atlantic hotel, where reception |
was held until oslo, when he left hy |
special train for New Haven. Tho ar. |
rangements are that he will return |
about 9:20 this evening and attend the |
Democratic rally at Barnum's rink after |
which he will take n special train by the
Hoosatonic road for Albany.
THE NEW HAVEN PROCEEDINGS.
NEW HAVEN, Oct, 30.ln this city
rain had fallen heavily throughout the
day. All arrangements for the day had
been completed, but they ended after
all in total cancellation. At
! 10 o'clock this morning all
| idea of n parade had been given up
At the union depot at o'clock crowds
hogan pouring in. At over 1000 per-
sons surged in aud out
of the depot, awaiting Gov.
Cleveland's arrival, despite the
heavy downpour. Tho multitude
pressed upon the platform, its denser
train dispatchsr's Office. When
the positive news Of Gov.
Cleveland's arrival at Bridgeport was
received, the excitement OF his drenched
admirers increased. The special train
loft Bridgeport at 6:lb, but the an
nouncement OF this fact was made to be
followed by
BOGUS TELE0RAMs
stating that bad weather would prevent
the governors arrival at New Haven,
t but tho crowds wouldn't have it thus and
the special train from Bridgeport rolled
1 into the depot some minutes be-
, fore O'clock. There was a gen.
e eral struggle for positions of advant
age. Sober and staid citizens cheered
= themselves hoarse In the rush. Outside
: of the platform the crowd was
e practically beyond control. Tho en-
/ tusi0sm was almost iren2ied. Insid,
even the lunch counters were
G appropriated for standing room
\ and all tho while an army ol
r hacks toro down the city's center and
\ deposited fresh additions to the dis
r. tlnguished visitors welcomers
r When police had hewed a passage
G way, Gov. Cleveland descended from
!, his train Cheer after cheer rolled
\ through tho depot, and the struggle {,
/ get q glimpse of tho New York states
4. man was renewed by men
n WILD WITH ENTHUSIASM.
4 Tho governor, with Col. Lamont anC
Z Cen Farnsworth OF his stan, was fol
lowed 10 the carriage by
eX-GovernOrs Charles X. lngersoll
- and James r.. English, ox-Mayor j. Il
: Robertson, Congressman Charles /.
Mitchell, Alexander Troupe and score
d OF other prominent Democrat,
II I
5 TO the New Haven house, wher,
r. supper was served. II was nnallN
l. decided TO hold the reception at the citS
h hall. Here, at Z O'Clock, the corridor,
p, wero filled with an audience, such as ha,
ID rarely been seen In New Haven. In
e few moments,
v CLEvELAND's FAMILIAR FACE,
+ was seen on the staircase. The cheor
T. which Went mp we're dealening. From
ii the first floor TO the roof the cry of wei
5, come broke forth again and again. Thl
governor Immediately stepped in from
Of tho MAYORS office. The crowd
" pressed forward in the right corrido
n aud were marshallod one by on
b: past the visitor. Some OF Them wer
Ie allowed 10 press his hand; SOM
l. were not. So anxious was each man II
II the crowd TO get q chance to greet tn
" governor that order could not be en-
IL forced for some timo, and 1t was onl,
b. when squad Of police arrived tina
Misunderstanding was made Comparativel,
easy.
T. THEY GAVE HIN THE SHAKE.
y At $3.50 o'clock tho torture cease,
II and the governor with hi
AZ forehead covered with prespiratiou
1t was dragged into the mayors Office an,
u allowed 10 sit down, He complained O
II tho strain to which he had been sui
!. itcted.
n "My urm," he said, with smile, "i
q stiif from this cordial handshaKing.
n will certainly carry away with me
Ie good opinion Of New Ilaven's strength
IA II YOU Democrats
II VOTE LIKE YOU SHAKE
d hands there can be no resisting you.n
lt Brief introductiOus followed, Mayo
e Lewis doing tho honors {
ID his, office. When the cit
" hall was comparatively cleare,
Ic the band which had been playing at fr,
Q. quent intervals, formed in front Of th
A, building, and hundreds Of citizens, de-
1t pite the rain and mud, formed into
iq An IMrRoMPTU ESCORT
r. TO attend Mr.. Cleveland ON his way
h tue Bridgeport train. IL wS
absolutely impossible for GovernC
Cleveland to make the briefe,
Id OF speeches at New llsven. After SUI
90 per at the New Haven house, the guei
mad been driven Immediately I
the city hall. From the N.omeI
he entered the building until tho ca
q. riage rolled away the nois
ing music OF tho bands woul
n have prevented an address or r,
O sponse. Large AZ was the crow
10 at the depot on the arrive
G. of Gov. Cleveland, tho multitude whic
* occupied the street and platform an
IL surgod out on the rails, at his departul
,e was still larger and still more enthus
a. astic.
=. THE RETURN TRIP.
IL BRDarroRr Conn, Oct. 30.-Go'
v Cleveland returned here from New III
", ven at about y O'clock, aud was at ON,
20 escorted b. the Atlantic house by Chai
" man w IL. Barnum, whore a rest
70 n iarlv an hour was taken. Notwit
VI standing severe northeast storm,
y crowd Of several hundred persons n
ls companled the governor TO the hotel.
III large gathering had assembled
n Recreation hall long before the COVER
nc o Is arrival, and was addressed by loc
q. .npnlSars. Shortly hefore 10 oicloclx 90