Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-02

started from the north stand on Broadway
in this order: Mounted Police, Grand
Marshal John B. Woodward, the Presi.
dents and Vice Presidents Of the various
associations, honorary staff of the Grand
Marshal, Dry Goods Mems Association,
Hardware Men, Metal Association and
West Side Merchants, and the Cleveland
and Hendricks Club. The Second Division
started from Church street and Broadway,
led BY the Stock Exchange, Cleve-
land and Hendricks Club, Stock Ex-
change clerks, Produce and Mari
time Exchange, New York Mining
Exchange, Cotton Exchange, Insurance
Mems Association, Lawyers, Cleveland and
Hendricks Club, New York Petroleum and
Stock Exchange. Cigars and Leaf Tobacco
Club, Hide and Leather Association, Dis
tillers Of Wine Spirits Exchange, Jewellers,
Coffee Exchange, Metal Young Mems In
dependent Club, Columbia College Stu
dents, Medical Association, the Sullivan
Cleveland and Hendricks Club, Coal and
Iron Trade, Railway Employees, Printers,
Publishers and Paper Dealers, Hatters,
Pottery and Glassware, Bank Clerks, Gus
tom-House Brokers, Exchange Brokers,
Hardware Men, Steamboat and Transpor-
tation Companies, Carmen and Drivers,
and West Washington Market Men.
Broadway was crowded and the sidewalks
impossible. The marching men all have
the same cry, and keep step, too. The
crowds on the sidewalks have caught it up,
and added theirs to the voices Of 40, 200
men in line. Nothing can be heard for
miles along Broadway and down all the
side streets, save the deafening yell of
"Burn, Burn, Burn this Letter."
Blaine's Movements.
NEW YORK, Nov. blaine left the
Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning with
Postmaster Manley and drove to the
Grand Central depot, where he took the
9 o'clock train for Hartford. From Hart
ford Blaine will go to New Haven by
special train, and then return to New
York, stopping at Bridgeport and other
places along the route.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. LIN pursuance of
the promise made before he started on his
western tour, Blaine left New York this
morning in a special car attached to the
regular train, to visit the principal places
in Connecticut. General Fremont accom-
panied him. Miss Margaret Blaine and
Jas. G. Blaine, Jr., we're also Of the party.
At several points along the route where
the train made its regular stops, groups
gathered around and oheered. When look
ing through the window they discovered
Baline, but he did not appear
in public until the train reached
Hartford. On the way a number Of Hart
ford gentlemen, who came to meet him,
were presented. General Hawley boarded
the train at Bridgeport.
MERIDIAN, Conn.,, Nov. 1.-At New
Haven the usual stop was made. A con-
siderable crowd awaited the arrival of the
train and greeted Blaine, who appeared
for a moment on the rear platform.
HARTFORD, Nov. 1.-Hartford was
reached at noon. As the train came to a
stop there was a cannon salute and cheer
ing. Blaine and Fremont, accompanied
by Senator Hawley, entered a carriage, and
we're driven to a stand in front of the
Courthouse, around which several thou
sand people were waiting. All aloug the
route were Plumed Knights and other
clubs. Gen. Hswley introduced Blaine,
who was loudly cheered and spoke at
length.
The Great Catholic Day.
BALTIMORE. Nov. Next Sunday week