St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-25
GROVER AND Benny.
President and Ex-Presidant
Honor New York With
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NEW OEK,Oct. 24.-l'reSiuenC CIcVe-
land and ex-Presdent Harrison both
arrived in this city today. The former
was accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland
and L. G. Benedict, at whose residence
in Greenwich the presidential family
spent last night with Mrs. and Miss
Benedict. The party was driven 10 the
house of DR.. Bryant, the presidents
PHYSICIAN.
Ex-Prssident Harrison went to the
Fifth Avenue hotel, where vast throng
Uf Republican politicians was awaiting
his arrival. Soon after reac hing the
hotel. Hon. l.. P. Morton. the Republic
ali nominee for governor. called. and
their interview, it is stated, resulted in
an agreement on the part of the eX-
president to make one or more speeches
before his return. There has. however,
been no definite announcement to this
effect.
At Republican headquarters it was
announced that there had been no de-
velopments to disturb conditions that
have existed for several days past. The
work of the campaign is being pro-
ceeded with. and the nearest approach
to side issue was report from
Rochester that Hon. O. +. Williams,
who was nominated by petition for con-
gress Oh the Independent Republican
ticket. had Withdrawn at the request of
the Republican state committee, as it
was feared his candidacy would injure
the head of the state ticket.
The Democratic managers spent the
Hav in fnrfhar sanhtsaUnr IN brip
about harmony of action between the
opposing Democratic factions in this
city and Brooklyn, but IN New York, it
was said at Democratic headquarters
this evening. the prospect of reach.
ing. all agreement was not bright.
Despite the eff OF Senator
Hill. Lieut.-Gov. Sheehan and Senator
Faulkner to Secure the concessions
from Tammany demanded by eX- Mayor
Grace, it was said that the Tammany
candidates who were asked to withdraw
refused to DO SO. Walsh, Cantor and
Mcclellan
RI Declined to Step Out,
so! It is stated, but CONGRESSMAN Cum
innings authorized tine statement
that both he and Gen. Sic kle
were obeying orders. Mr.. Croker
$ q uoted at headquarters as
saying that Tammany had already con-
iceded enough when it allowed Senator
HIPS name to head the Grace ticket,
headed by Strong. Republican, for
mayor. At headquarters 1t was also
said that the indications this evening
were that combination could not be
made, although hope was expressed
that it might be. Senator Faulkner
succeeded today III bringing together
| Chairman Bell, of the Kings county
regular Democracy, and Edward NJ.
Shepard, the leader of the reform move
ment. Many conferences took place
Mr.. Shepard making his demands in
writing, but iu this case.s:alSo, Lawrence
Gardner, the secretary of the league of
Democratic clubs, who Is aiding Sem
ator Faulkner. said no definite results
had been obtained. He said, too, that
the prospects for harmony were brighter
in Brooklyn than in New York. The
conferences were still proceeding in
the former city this evening, and there
might be result in five minutes or five
hours. In tine course of the afternoon
Senator Faulkner had an interview
with President Cleveland. bu declined
to state its nature. 1t was said, how
ever, that they discussed the congress
sional situation. and that Senator
Faulkner importuned the president to
give expression to an utterance OH the
subject of the New York campaign.
Accompanied by the Bryant family. the
president occupied box a: the Broad
way theater tonight.