Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-30
To Receive MI. Blaine
A GRAND PROCESSION TO WELCOME HIN UPON HIS


81 am profoundly grained by your most kind
and generous tender OF welcome" This Is what
James G. Blaine writes to Joseph Pool, who is
chairman OF the COMM tee named by the Neg
York republican clubs TO make arrangements for
the Maine statesman's reception. A New York
come 10 New York win be a rousing one. IL Is ex-
pected that 1t will rival, even II IL does not sur
pass, the rousing demonstration In philadelphia
when General Grant finished his tour OF the world.
The committee and Invited guests will receive Mr..
Blain ne in the lower bay and bring him ashore In
CIV Of NeM YrH Sighted
Sloan Will start down the harbor and will be
accompanied by about everything atoat. This
marine procession will doubtless be grand affair.
But the great demonstration Will occur on land
upon the evening or the day following the arrival
Gen. Joseph G Jackson Is the grand marshal and
the headquarters, No. 40 Fulton street. They are
talking abOutgettlng something like 100000 men
uniformed clubs win also take part. Pennsylvania,
Maryland, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Illinois and
other states will send delegations. Mr.. Blaine will
Avenue Hotel.
INvIGoRArEp BIZ Hm rRlP.
A New York cable special from London says: Mr.
Blaine Is perfect picture of rudy health, and one
who arrived In London something over year ago.
The complete rest and change OF climate and Of
personal surroundings have worked wonders, and
cally than when, four years ago, he entered upon
the presidential campaign. In the evening Mr..
Blaine is always at home and the list OF his callers
contains the names OF all men and women of
slight and leading at present In London 81 win
not talk upon political subjects until my return
home" he said. "Then shall make good many
speeches. 80 shall keep my ammunition until
get at shorter range. have confidence In the sue
cess Of our ticket and platform"
JOHN l. suLLIvAN's CIRCUS WOUND UP.-John L.
Sullivan's circus has wound up In Boston, None
OF the employees have been paid for two weeks
although the concern netted 8, 600 per week.
sullivan started out on one OF bis old-time sprees
Friday night and the hacker OF the concern Mr..
Holmes, sold the horses Saturday, and the rest OF
the property VIII Be disposed OF this week.
A DIPLOMATIC TRIUMPH FOE TEE vArIcAM-The
protest OF the vatican against the VISIT OF En-
peror william to Rome has proved efYectual Mgr.
Galimbert, papal nuncto at Vienna, u reported TO
ruhe. He returned 70 Vienna saturday night
after an absence OF several days. The clerical
papers OF that city announce that he VIII 20 70
Bismarck has assented to the proposal 70 have
Gaiimbertt meet the Emperor william Berlin, and
TO ask him personally 70 foreGo bis visit to Rome
One result OF the vaucany diplomatic triumph
Italian embassy In Paris to invigorate the negotta
lions Tor q commercial treaty with Franco Berlin
Official circles strongly distrust the Italian govern
By the explosion Of . cylinder q oo0psessed
ammonia in New OrlesnA SATURDAY, one man was
a disease resembling cholera IL raging in Rari.
den, Adams County, Ohio Six deaths occurred
The Nontreai Gozesss, the special organ Of tae
Dominion cabinet, advises the ministers 20 remove
any pretext tor proposed DISCRIMINATORY py the
United States against CanadaS canal tolls. even
Rx-0ov. A. q. Porter, Of Indiana. declines 70 be
considered candidate tor the gubernasogtal nom
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