The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-27

throughout the city. To Captain Veal too
much of commendstion for his zeal and
activity and good judgment cannot be given,
for the entire affair was An eminent success
in all particulars. The venerable Colonel
John @. Mccoy, one of the leading lawyers
ofthe city and an honored citizen since Dial,
las was frat a town, In l845. was marshal OF
the dsy, with Colonies w. j. Betterton, John
Stone and MIR. Charles l.. Martin and
George Hawkins and Thomas g. Curry, both
colored, IS assistants. The following was
the programme:
Mounted police, sheriff and deputies.
Lawrence's Gommsrcis College Banu, as.
sisted by other musicians.
Queen City Gu ards,
Lamar Rides.
Carriage containing Generals Russ, of the
Union Army, aud Cabell, Of the
Confederate Army, during
the civil war
Mayor and City Council
Board OF Trade.
Fire Department
Judiciary, bar and government ohciais'
DalasCommendety NJ
Tamnehil Lodge
10. o. +. Fellows.
knights ofPythias.
Dallas Knights of Honor
Queen CT knights of Honor
Teutonic knights of Honor.
Legion Of Honor,
Foresters.
Turnvereins.
v. Froe shc,a;,os
Ordero1 Caosen Friends.
White citizens on foot.
Colored Band.
$500 -, ~, ~ ~ VIZ Man
II b. +, Society.
Colonel otl2ens on foot
Ladies ana gents Ill carriages
The programme WAS carried out TO the
strict leuer, ana inc proc'ss'oH WINS Iloi :
tna 80 'n'' 70 'o ~ tjnp,Jn Ifico snJ nro'
Al 5o"' VI NJ, yuo 81 MaaI.ot s,roo, and ON,
Sseueu Wy I'M, " NJ, - Uo-a,ood ,h-o,ab
IaINes " i.'n,, up i'' - W. MI ~ T'an,s,
t anr W. w. ~ ILL., o,5 nm Him 10 Rad
rTas1 ,hara ,hn ,apLs wore brokon
VI I ,S aoVn' ,nS ,bro,aed into tha Rnsrd
." o." TssSo roon,s ,ybo,a seysrsl o,.tjnns were
W So;,'aso5 'V ,pua oo.;n, tba ceremones of Tho
40" 7, nss tho l,rgs.t nrocossion aver seen
u'f ,na. " "ni ", don5t If tbere gas aver 81 lar.
~ no 10 tho artira state of Tsxas Whan
f. ST. Of ,ba ,,r,coosion alod ant of Har.
,noa s,roet into Min tho rrar of liz might
Io O0 was inst lssvjnr Main for MsrRet
49, 49, Nd iH.rynod ana Market streets are
eS,U $50 than thrae .nnat,ers of mile anart. At
tho ' Rid of Trsde rooms the audience was
cai,a1 70 ordor hv (lantain w q Veal the
,1"asijant of tina hoard Win stated tersely
P uJ SaoI;n,i, ,ha ohioct and tbe nrSrasion Of
Az assennhIaoa GsnerJ " I, Osbell was
s oIeo,aS oha;rro,n and Gan,rsl a. w Rnss
assistant chairman. and MrH O Stevenson
60 retary shot ada .es.es were made nv
The followinc named gentlemen, SYNOPSIS of
whose remsrks ara Given in the order in
-, ,,nn,-
'"NhAL OAp"NN'
Tba first speaker WAS General Caoeli' VINO
s sPOM' 10 occasion The chief exeentiys has
been stricken down at the hand of an sssas.
sin. We have met to place the seal of our
condemnation upon the act, and to sympas
thize with the beresved family. The people
all over the land meet TODAY for the same
nurpose. When the grave is closed over
The president NJ Cleveland to-day it will
close over "A MARTYR. From the humblest
rank of like his ambition and manhood cars
ried MIN TO the highest office in the gift of
tho people. We sll honor him, whether we
wore the blue or tao gray; no WAS our
common president, and as such we
mourn his death and ask God
" P ty n'9 w." 60 ''i ooa
is from the north to witness our demonslra.
tions-to soc that we are no longer divided.
The stars and stripes is the south's flag MS
we'll as the norlh's. Whatever sectional
prejudice may have existed heretofore has
besn lost sight of in our national troubles.
From the tims tho president WAS shot until
his death the whole r0ople prayed constantly
for his recovery. l. d. the Lord saw tlt 20
take him, and he knows what is best. am
glad to see that people have closed business.
introduce 10 you General Russ.
orvr,,r yrss
'DNN"N1 "oS''
fhs IS an unexpected honor, ss l Am
stranger 10 your midst l fought for the
union. we woo' you 'osl. -FOUR uemon-
W4Nons lo-usy prove snSt you cherish no
emmy so Sn', ouS nossni mnen you 'ske