The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

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size since the battle Of Oak
Hill. The Missourans in the confederate
army were very much scattered during. the
war. but it only served 10 bind them closer
together. The following is to-dsy's pro-
gramme: n,
/. Street Parade-Queen City Band.
Queen City Guards and Lamar Rihes, y
2. Music at Shady View Park-Reception
at Park by Hon j W Crowdus, Mayor OF
e Music-Address of Welcome by Gen
l. M Lewis, Wsxahachie, Ellis county
4. Music-Rssponse by Gen F M Cockrell,
Missouri. =
s. Recitation of Poem by young lady of
Dallas.
6. Music-Dinner on the ground.
7, Speeches by distinguished Visitors and
General Social Enjoyment OF the Day.
8. Exhibition Drill by the Queen City
At night grand ball will be given by the
Young gentlemen Of Dallas under the aus
pices Of the Local Missouri association.
MARSHAL AND ASSISTANTS.
DA Williams, marshal.
EG Bower, assistant marshal, Dallas.
TB Fisher, assistant msrahsl, Dallas.
Tuck Hill, assistant marshal Collin county.
WV Merritt, assistant marshal, collin
county.
Dr. w II Trclinger, assistant marshal,
Grayson county.
r N Tuck, assistant marshal, Grayson
county. -,
B F Hayes, Assistsnt marshal, Fannin
county. MT.
o F Parish, assistant marshal, Lamar
E A West, assistant marshal, Lamar
j A Richardson, assistant marshal, Cooke
county.
T q Lowery, assistant marshal, Hunt
Ben Elliott, assistant marshal, Tarrant
M w Buster, assistant marshal, Parker
Ike Bullard, assistant marshal, Ellis
Il q Withers, assistant marshal, Denton
county. o.
port, Louisiana
Dave Poole, assistant marshal, Tom Green
county. -
county.
Tom Ryan, assistant marshal st Louis
Missouri.
Missouri.
Senator Vest, of Missouri. writes bis re-
grets that he cannot be present to participate
owing to the illness of his vile.
Among the prominent Missourians present
are Colonel Bob Nc Cullough, register OF
lands; Micheal McGrath, secretary OF sta'e;
Major Harvey w. Salmon, ex-stase treast
urer; Major Lemon, clerk in the AUDITORS
office.
Major ] P Harrell, of the 18th Missouri.
CAPTAIN w Q Brannaugh, prominent cit>
izen Of Henry county, Missouri.
James Il Cameron, editor of the Pleasant
Hill, Missouri Despatch.
Among the ex-MissouriaDs from Texas are:
Col John T Caffee, of Georgetown, Texas,
formerly speakerof the house OF represent
tatives Of Missouri.
Col S ID Jackman, of San Marcos, who
commanded brigade of cavalry during the
Col. Tom Murray, Of. McKinny,. who COM
manded the 18th Missouri regiment, and
VINO was member OF the board OF fund
GlaibOrna
commissioners unu0'
Col. ". Cockrell, of Sherman, brother
OF United o,sses oehaVei r. 'snao mann
her at one time of the Missouri legislature,
and since member of the Legislature OF this
state.
OoloneI M. w. p .uh lin . bsvonet
Texas, VINO was run nnrvugn ga w" ro,ono1 4 n
81 the pstue OF vsk l I,,;, anu ' v
burorioge, Oh avon inlno,s q, a. M ho,a
Inc PARK .nere me nul,oI I.a;. - ~ s,rea,
at the terminus OF tne pan 1sclns s em9T.
railway, There are gooa many a,re. ny
mere ana more sre etPeesou W 10 ns ..;,y,;sr
days trains. Below Is given list OF WISHING
ex-MissouriAns. inere are s'ess m.ny :.
attendance from sll paru OF .ne county,
which swe!ls tne numper consioeiaDiS' Aug
names OF the
VISITORS
Major ] p Hsrrell Fsnnin county.
ar Williams. Orrsngeville, Fannin county.
FT Horne Savoy.