The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-23


/ the governor, uu Irish address was de-
llNvrod, Capt, IhuWas q, Norris, uu old
/ soldier of tie turrliyU Irish Legion, read
/ the address from manuscript la
/ Irish character pr',putu- me- COVER
nor 81 ith a proof Slip -! the translation,
The address Will appear In tho
World, IN Irish "hnrfctor,
. Friday morning, The appearance of
DANIEL N'AwEENLN
IN the platform WAS the signal Tor ire
mcndous cheers.
That Mammoth Meeting,
NEW NoRW, Oct. l6,-rho following is
from the Worlds report Of the great
meeting Of business men held last night
GOV. cleveland was In his room when
| the committee OF nusiucs men entered.
/ lie did not keep thum long, Mr., O'DUp-
ahuc linked arms with him, aud the
I procession began ,n move. Ia thr long
rarecr Of tho l'ifk Avenue hotel, which
has contained many crowds, there never
Z has ouch u gathering, IL was
, literally packed black with people,
woo waved hats and hHud;0rrhicls.
Ihc gov crnnr had scarcely made his APP
pourAUrc, when u scrloS uI deaf, ming
cheers went up. II WAS II grant ovation.
4 ncrro Oh policemen were barely able TO
open a passage sufficient for the process
mon crowded upon each other, in "a vain
cudCaVOr Ia catch u glimpse OF
THEIR FNyOmrH ,ANpIrNTE.
They touched his coat, placed their
hands upon his shuUldorthcu, with true
Democratic spirit, retired To give their
nc!ghhurS n chance To do the same, At
one limo it seemed as though dozen
lives would be sacrificed. One man fell
in the crush, but ha WAS fortunately
IA a fssll -
They surged after, and until the street
was reached II Was impossible TO
breathe. The first cheer was the signal
and everybody joined until
THE EARTH FAIRLY SHOOK.
The governor was hastily placed in u
carriage. and !hc reception commit
tee followed in closed landaus.
of music, the streets were lined
with sight-soers, who welcomed
tho carriage rs IL passed hv. Scores of
enthusiasts grabbed the nees and
aNles, and ran with il. Union Square
was second edition of Madison Square.
Fourteeth street was almost impossible,
and the word that Gov. Clcve-
set tho people wild. The acres
of people in Madison Square scattered
after the departure of Gov. Cleveland
from the Fifth Avenue hotel, for tho
academy, but about 1000 remained in and
about the square, awaiting his return.
The parade Of uniformed Cleveland
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