Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
Mr.. Blaine to Meet Prominent Re-
publicans Today.
WRECK OF THE STEAMER BOEHARL
Another Long Distance Ride Pro-
posed.
A CASE LIKE DR.. BRIGGS.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS TO CONFER.
Chairman Garter and M. Assistants WIN
Consult Blaine and Quay.

Sonsut blaiue and Quay.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening star
NV foRk, Oct i7.--n republican head
quarters all interest today oeuters in the con-
ference 10 be held this afternoon between
Messrs- Quay and Blaine and the managers Of
the campaign Mr.. Quays presence has been
the one thing most desired by the republican
managers. and they have received n Telegram
from him saving that he viii be here TO-DAY.
Rooms have been engaged for him at the Fifsh
Avenue Hotel, and he Is expected 20 arrive
some time during the dsv.
IL is understood that he will have a confer
ence with Mr.. Blaine and also with Chairman
Carter, Marten and Others. Republican stock
\ is booming today. The active interest shown
In the campaign by Blaine. Quay. Reed and
other leaders OF the party I'm the past few days
gives q new tone 20 the campaign. aud the DEM
ocrats as well the republicans admit that
republican chances have greatly improved
senator Hale was at republican headquarters
today and had an interview with Chairman Car
ter.
Mr.. BIaine's Return Postponed.
WHITE PLAINS. " Y, Oct l7.-Mr. Blaine
arose at $50 O'Clock this morning and at
O'Clock sat down 20 breakfast Mr.. Blaine
talked about bis visit to Ophir Farm and said be
was sorry that he could not stay longer He
said he felt stronger than Rt any time since his
arrival at the farm. Mr.. Biaine's looks con-
frmed this statement
II is now understood that he will not leave
for Washington until middle OF next week The
rumor was circulated this morning that Mr..
Blaine's connection with the canvass would not
end with the speech that he made 10 Mr.. Reid,s
farmer friends and neighbors.
Mr.. Cleveland Return. 20 New York.
New York, Oct I7.-Mr Grover Cleveland
arrived at the Victoria Hotel at 3 O'Clock thi.
morning from Greenwich Conn. and went di-
" 10 Al IA
avenue entrance Of the hotel
He did not come near the Office
| for he knew early il there would be a
few callers. He was anxious 10 begin al.
work. Even the clerks did not know Mr.
Cleveland was in the house until an hour or 20
| later, when he sent the following mes
sage 10 the information bureau: Il have
| returned from nv SUNDAY rest and am attend
| ing to the letters which came in nv absence. I
viii see some Of my callers later in the day.
About the first letter Mr.. Cleveland picked IN
was from Chicago manufacturer Of baby car
riages. He wanted permission 20 call one q
his new vehicles the Ruth Cleveland aud was
willing 70 send Miss Ruth the first baby car
riage ever made for this privilege. Mr.. Cleve-
| land hurled the Chicago letter to his secretary
without saying a word.
The ex-President in the midst Of his cor
respondence when an Associated Press reporter
called and handed him dispatch dated Indizn-
apolis this morning and beginning;
lit is stated here that Gov. Gray will be .
member Of Clevelands cabinet in the event of
democratic success"
Mr.. Cleveland read il through twice and
then asked the day of the month
October Ia, replied the reporter.
NOW the election IN not held for twenty-ono
days, and you want to know about my cabinet
in case am elected. Oh, denr. What are YOU
newspaper men coming 20? See here. I have
an idea, and the ex-President laid back In his
chair, laughing heartily. "Go and see a clair
voyant"
Mr.. Cleveland expects to remain in the city .
few days.