Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-30

New YORK, October 29.-Among the
speakers from other States whose ser
vices have been secured for the closing
efforts of the Hill Democrats In Ne"
York, are Chauncey f. Black, Lleuteh-
ant Governor of Pennsylvanis, and
James Kerr, clerk Of the House OF Rep
reseptatives. The speaking campaign
is to be continued up TO Saturday nlgnt
all over the State, and the number OF
meetings held in small places up to that
date will be beyond precedent.
Comparative little betting. There are
odds of 10 TO s that Morton's plurallty
for Governor will not exceed $4,000, +.
+. Adams placing $1,000 against 81, 6OO
of Z. II. Myers money. An oHer WAS
made bV one OF the Wormsers to put up
81 600 to S4OO on the plain proposition
NJ Mr. Morton's election but there was
M taker. A few bets have been placed
on the Mayorality issue 500 to ssO ln
favor OF Strong. AS rule, thougn'
Republican money is held for bets on
better terms.
letter was made public by the DEM
ocratic State Committee to-day from
the Granite National Union. 1t was an
nounced that John NJ. Sheehan, Presl-
dent OF the Sheehan Club. had sent IN
his resignation from Tammany haIl,
and that be and the 11s members OF his
club have joined the State Democracy.
Cooper Union was crowded tonight
when the Reform Democrats met 10 eA-
press their determination to support
Everett P. Wheeler, their nominee for
Governor. Wheeler II. Peckam made a
humorous speech scoring Grant, whom
be characterized as man who stoou
we'll with the boys and who was with
out exception the Mayor OF Ne" YORK
who was utterly devoid OF either brains
or Intelligence. The Hon. Carl Schurz
was the speaker Of the evening.
HILL AT ALBANY.
A1RAyY. y. Y, October ga mass
meeting, never paralleed In Albany,
was the result tonight Of the fusion ol
tender greeting to Senator Hill. Ovel
4, 4,OOO:people thronged the hall, and az
many more were unable TO gain admis-
sion.
| A noticeable feature was the presence
| on the stage as q co-speaker with Sena
tor Hill, OF Congressman Charles Tracy,
the personal representative Of President
! Cleveland. At least l, 500 men escorted
Senator Hill to the hall.
The Democratic DhalanX that escort.
ed Cleveland to Washington when he
was inaugurated, was applauded to the
echo when they entered the hall. Sena'
| tor Hill was introduced and was re-
ceived with a storm Of applause. lie
said In part:
1.-TWO years ago in this ball / had the
pleasure of speaking for your National
ticket Of Cleveland and Stevenson and
now again / address the United Demo
cracy in Albany county, a Democracy
united for victory. When / started
this campaign / determined that | had
dot time to notice every dog that barks
at my heels, despite the fact that the
orators OF the other party are violent
and vicious In their attocks."
Speaking OF the short visit OF Mr..
Mckinley to Albany and his advocacy
OF his own bill, he said:
This question was passed upon by
the people In 1892 after one OF the
greatest educational campaigns ever
known. The decision expressed then
by the people was based upon intelli-
gence and good judgment
STEVENSON IN DETROIT.
DETROIT: MICH, October 29-Vice
President Stevenson arrived in Detroit
at o'clock this evening and received
most cordial greeting. Tonight the
Democrats Of Detroit and Wayne
county held an immense meeting 10 the
Auditorium, whers the Vice Presi'
dent addressed fully 1000 people.
REED IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 29-Hon.
Thomas B. Reed, ex-Speaker Of the
House of Representatives, held a
reception at the Southern Hotel
this morning, which lasted until almost
noon. This afternoon be addressed the
members OF the Merchants Exchange.
This evening Mechanics Hail in Expo
sition Building was filed with a crowd
numbering seven or eight thousand peO-
pie.
M'KISLEY II CHICAGO.
CHoAGo. October Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley arrived in the city AZ o'clock
tonight and was greeted By q large
crowd OF enthusiastic Republicans.
After dinner the Governor was driven
10 the armory Of the First infantry,