The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-25

New YoRK, Oct. 94.-President Glove.
land and ex.Prosident Harrison both
arrived in this city to-day. The former
was accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland and
Z. G. Benedict, at whose residence in
Greenwich the presidential family
spent last night. The party was driven
to the house OF DR.. Bryant, the presi-
dents physician. Ex-Preiident Harrl.
son went to the Fifth Avenue hotel,
where q vast thrOnG Of Republican poll.
ticians were awaiting his arrival. Soon
after reaching tue hotel Hon. L. 7. Nor.
ton, the Republican nominee for COVER
nor, called, and their interview, 1t Is
said, resulted in an agreement on the
part Of tho sx.president to make one or
more speeches before his return. There
has been, however, no dodaite an-
nouncement to this effect.
At Republican headquarters, 1t was
announced that there had been no de.
velopments 10 disturb conditions that
have existed for several days past The
work of the campaign is being proceed.
cd with and the nearest approach to q
side issue was reported from Rochester,
that Hon. @. +. Williams who was
nominated by petition for Congress on
tho Independent Republican ticket, had
| withdrawn at the request OF the Re-
publican state committee, as It was
feared his candidacy would endanger
tho bead OF the state ticket.
The Democratic managers spent the
day in q further endeaVOr TO bring
about harmony of action between the
| opposing Democratic factions in this
city and Brooklyn, but in Now York, 1t
was said at Democratic headquarters
this evening the prospects OF reaching
an agreement in this city were not
bright. Despite the efforts OF Senator
Hill, Lieutenant Governor Sheehan and
Senator Faulkner to secure the conces-
sions from Tammany demanded by ex-
Mayor Grace, it was said that the
Tammany candidates who were asked
to withdraw refused to do 90. Walsh,
Cantor and Mcclellan declined, 40 1t is
stated, to step out, but Congressman
Cummins authorized the statement
that both he and General Sickles would
obey orders. Mr.. Croker is quoted at
headquarters as saying that Tammany
had already conceded enough when 1t
allowed Senator Hills name to head the
Grace ticket, headed by Strong, Re-
publican, for mayor. At. headquarters
it was also said that the Indications
this evening were that the combinat ion
could not be made, although hope waa
expressed that 1t might be.
Senator Faulkner succeeded to-day in
bringing together Chairman Bell, ot
the Kings county regular Democracy,
and Edward NJ. Shepherd. the leader Of
the reform movement Many confer.
euces took place, Mr.. Shepherd'making
his demands in writing, but in this
case, also, Lawrence Gardner, the sec
retary Of the League OF Democratic
Clubs, who is aiding Senator Faulkner,
said no definite results had been OBJ
tained. He said, too, that the pros
poets for harmony wero brighter in
brooklyn than in New York. The con-
ferences wero still proceeding in the
former city this evening and there
might be q result in five minutes or five
hours.
In tho course OF tho afternoon Sena-
tor Faulkner had an interview with
President Cleveland, but declined to
state its nature. 1t was said, however,
that they discussed the congressional
situation and that Senator Faulkner i'm.
portuned the President to give expires.
sion to an utterance on the subject OF
the New York campaign.
Accompanied by the Bryant family,
tho President occupied box at the
Broadway theatre tonight.