Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25

New YORK. October 9t.-PresIdent
Cleveland and ex-Prssidsnt Harrison
both arrived in this city to-day.
The former was accompanied BY Mrs
Cleveland and f. C. Benedict, at whose
residence iu Green Wich the Presidential
family spent last night, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benedict
The party was then driven TO the
house OF DR.. Bryant, the Presidents
physician.
Ex-President Harrison went to the
Fifth Avenue hotel, where avast throng
Of Republican politicians we're awaiting
his arrival. Soon after reaching lhs
hotel, Hon. l.. F. Morton, the Repuoli-
can nominee for Governor, called and
their interview, IL is said. resulted In an
agreement on the part OF the sI-Presl-
dent 10 make one or more speeches oe-
fore his return. There has 6eeD, how
ever. 90 definite announcement 10 thls
| effect.
Al Republican headquarters, u was
! announced that there had been no de-
velopmepts TO disturb conditions that
navs existed for several days. The
work OF the campaign is being proceed
sd with. and the nearest approach 10 a
side issue was reported from Rochester,
tb.t Hon. o. +. Williams, who was
nominated by petition, for Congress on
the Independent Republican ticket, had
witbdrawn at the request Of Republican
state Committee, rs IL was feared his
candidacy would endauger the head OF
State ticket.
The Democratic managers spent the
day i'm a further endeaVor TO oring
about harmony OF action between ths
onnosips Democratic factions To this
civ and Brooklyn, bat In New YORK. II
was said, at Democratic headquarters
this evening, the prospects OF reaching
an agreement 10 this city were not
brIobt. DESPITE the efforts OF
senator Hin. Lieutenant Governor
Sheshan and Senator Faulkner TO
secure the concessions from Tam
many demanded by ex-Mayor Grace u
was said that the Tammary Candidates
vino we're askeo b. Withdraw refused 30
do so. Latnh Can Mcclellan
declined, solt is stated, 10 stop 0u.. -. |.
Congressman Cummings authorized tho
statement that both he and General
Sickles would obey orders. Mr..
Croker Is quoted at headquarters as
saying that Tammany had already
conceded enought when IL allowed
Senator Hl's name 20 head the Grace
ticket headed by Strong, 8 Republican,
for Mayor. At headquarters IL was also
said that the indications this evening
were that the combination could not be
made, although hope was expressed that
IL might be. Senator Faulkner sue
ceeded to-day 10 bringing to-
gether Chairman Bell, OF the
Kings county regular DemocFA-
cy, and Edward M. Shepard, The
leader OF the reform movement Many
conferences took place, Mr.. Shepard
making his demands In writing, but in
this case, also Lawrence Garden, the
secretary OF the League OF Democratic
Clubs, who Is aiding Mr.. Faulkner.
said no definite results had been obtain
ed. He said, too, that the prospects
for harmony we're brighter In Brooklyn
than In New York. The conferences
we're still proceeding In the former city
this evening. and there might be re-
suit 10 five minutes or FIVE hours
In the course. OF the afternoon. SenA-
tor Faulkner had an interview with
President Cleveland. but declined 70
state It's nature IL was said. however.
that they discussed the congregational
situation, and that Senator Faulkner
importuned the President 10 give Ell
| preston 20 an utterance on the subject
OF the New York campaign.
Accompanied by the Bryant family.
the President occupied a bOT AZ the
! Broadway Theatre tonight.