Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-21
DEMOCRATS AROUSED.
muNsrnx PARADE mONDAY EvERIsu

MONsrEk PARADE mONDAY EvERISa
the celebration os the Uo,obss victoriss .
Complete succcss--Ii umins'ion and
knthussasm AionE the R,uts.
Last evening the Democrats OF the city
celebrated their great victory In West
Virginia and heavy gains In Ohio, by hold
ing an od-fashioned walk around. Al
though the affair was gotten mp In very
short time, there was big turnout aud
the Democrats have good reason to feel
proud of the display. The only club OF
tho city which was uniformed was the one
from the Seventh ward, which certainly
presented fino appearance In their new
equipments. The members OF the other
clubs all appeared Ia citizens CLOTHES.
They carried torches aud turned out
largo number Of men. IL is likely that
there were almost 200 men In line.
The II. l. Haldeman Stub, of Marietta,
under command Of Capt. John l.. heifi,
1st Lieut.. Adam Wiseman and 2d Lieut..
William Reif, arrived in town on the 6:45
train and their coming was surprise to
many, who had no idea that they woald
be hero They turned out ABOUT 60 men
who wero clad in handsome uniforms. DIR.
James Clark, formerly of this city, was
marshal, and Harry Hegener and Conrad
Chickedans, aids.
They were accompanied by the q. A. II.
drum corps of Marietta, a handsomely
equipped organization vf boys, who
showed great musical proficiency. The
club had color bearer of immense
height, who carried handsome Amer lean
flag nt the head Of the line. A handsome
banner, containing portrait Of Cleveland
was also borne in line aud each memb,r of
OF the club carried torch. During the
march the club executed many pretty
evolutions with great precision showing
that they have been we'll drilled by their
officers They were loudly oheered at
many points along the line of march.
The parade started from Centre Square
at exactly 8 O'Clock moving iu the folio W.
ing order
Chief Marshal, Col. Edward MoGovern.
Aids on Horseback.
Fifty HorsemeD.
Milersville Band.
Seventh Ward Uniformed Club.
Franklin and Marshall College Club.
Goodwill Colored Band.
First Ward Club.
Keystone Drum Corps.
Second Ward Club
Third Ward Club.
Fourth Ward Club.
Fifth Ward Club.
Grand Army Drum Corps, of Marietta.
Tne II. l.. Hsldemap CLUB, of Marietta,
in handsome uniform, with
Flag and Banner.
keystone Band.
Sixth Ward Club.
Ninth Ward Club.
Ten Horsemen.
Eden Band.
Eighth Ward Club.
HOrsemen and Others.
The parade passed over the following
route
North Queen street to Chestnut, to
Duke, to James, to Mulberry, to Wett
King, to DoTwart, to High, to straw berry
t" Viue, To South Queen, to Middle, To
East King, TO Centre Square and dis
missed.
All along tho line there was great en-.
thusiasm and the cheering was almost
constant from the start. The iiumiuations
and decorations were very fine and many
houses were i'll blaze, some being liter
ally covered with Chinese lanterns and
flags. At several points there were fine
displays of fireworks. The route of par.
sde was short it was over by 10 O'Clock,
when it WAS dismissed in Centre
Square. Every one voted it a grand suo-
cess, aud it certainly showed that the
Democrats are alive and numerous. There
was no disorder OF any kind, although at
several points drunken Republicans acted
in q very NOISY manner. Alter the parade
the Haldeman club was taken in charge
by the Seventh ward club aud the two
organizations did some pretty drilling,
after which tho visitors were regaled aud
finally escorted to the depot, where they
awaited the arrival of an early morning
train which took them to their homes.
MEETING IN sTRAsRURa.
A Democratic meeting Will be held on
' H. H. n.a.
soft hall, Strasburg. The meeting will DO
addressed by Henry Budd, esq, James M.
Beck, esq, of Philadelphia; w U. Hense |
and Others. There will be banner raising
at 3 o'clock, p. m. Let there be big
turnout; all are cordially invited tU
attend.
MASS MEETING AT THE GAP.
Every Democrat and citizen IL favor Of
promoting the battle for good government
aud Of the opinion that "the Republican
party must go'' and in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty four, should turn ont to the great
Democratic mass meeting To be held in the
Gap, to morrow "wednesday evening,
under the auspices Of tho W. U. Hensel
club, of Salisbury. w. U. Hensej, esq.,
chairman OF the Democratic state com :.
mittee, will positively be present and
address the assemblage, The meeting
will also be addressed by James NJ, Walker,
esq. of the Lancaster bar, Il. Jones
Monaghan, West Chester's eloquent ex-
FOUNDER Of Democratic principles, aud
other able speakers.
The parade, in which large number o
campaign organizations will participate,
will move at 6 80 p. m. sharp. 1t will be
marshalled by VIM. Penn. Linville who
will be assisted by the following aids
Jacob Wise, Thos G.. Wise, j. Rutter
Worst aud George Brown. All delegates
are requested to be on hand early.
Death of Dr. a. l.. aIeteau.