The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-23

was dsnsely throaRed and from the
building itself waved the national and
state c0lors In honor OF the cIfy,s guest.
Governor Cleveland was driven 90 the
Pierepont houss where q large nunber
Of people awaited his eKr1Vel. among
them many OF the most distinguished
men OF this Etete. Rev. Henry Ward
Beeehef was also present, ana was
heartily cheered. After shaking hands
with large number that were introduced
lie him, the governor was escorted u the
Art Assembly rooms, connected with the
the Academy Of Music on Montague
street.
The building was handsomely DECO
rated with bunting and evergreens, and
was denselY thronged. The street with
out WAS also crowded to its utmost ca
pacity. As the governor appeared oE
the street on his way to the Academy he
was again cheered by thousands OF
voices, and on entering the building he
was surrounded by those waiting there
TO greet him, and for some time he was
kept busy shaking the hands of hund-
reds Of citizens presented to him.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-It was 1 80 this
morning when Gov. CleSeland returned
to the Fifth Avenue hotel from Brook
Ign. He at once retired and arose this
morning at 9 O'Clock, breskfasted with
Col. Lamont, then received callers until
II q, IN. Chairman Barnum, Senators
Jones and German, Chairman Smith of
the state Democratic committee, q dele
CATION from Virginia and party of gen.
tlemen from Alabama, John F. AgneW,
ex Mayor Gunther, Joseph Pulitzer, Con-
gresham DorsheimeF, Samuel d. Bah
cock, Senator wallace of Pennsylvania,
Senator PendletOn and NJ. Glennan, of
the Virginia state Democratic committee,
were among those who called. The
governor will leave for Albany at 3
| O'Clock this afternoon.
When Gov. Cleveland left the Fifth
| avenue hotel to take the 3 80 p. m. train
for Albany, he was accompanied by
Mayor Banks of Albany, Adjutant Gen.
eral FarnswOrth and Private Secretary
Lamont. The governor was anxious to
keep the time of his departure private.
as he desired to leave without any dem
Onstration. He had not got half block
from the entrance, however, when he
was recognized, and from that point to
the depot was repeatedly checred.
| ALBANY, Oct. 17.-Gov. Cleveland. &C
companied by his private secretary, Col.
d. S. Lamont, Mai. Banks and some state
officers, arrived from New York at As
this evening. The governor drove to the
| executive mansion. The crowd at the
depot cheered heartily as he walked to
the carriage. The governor appeared in
excellent health and spirits, and he ex-
pressed himself very much Impressed
with the magnitude of the demOnstra-
lions in New York and Brooklyn and
the earnestnestness and confidence which
prevailed IN the ranks of Democracy.
| Rev Thomas DevinneY and Frank I.
Keany, committee of the Gilman Cath
Ollie church, called upon Governor Cleve-
land and presented him with a cane,
voted at the church fair. The governor
said it gave him great pleasure to re-
ceiYe so hattering an assurance of the
esteem of his western Catholic friends
and he appreciated especially the honor
done him by Father DeviDney and Mr..
Keane IN waiting nearly two days at
Albany TO present in person the gif'
voted.