The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30
A llTIl luN IN llln RAIN,
The New York Militia Pass Before
their chief.
\ WET DAY BUT a GREAT TIME.
The Governor Takes n Dronching Like
an Old Veteran.
THE LINE OF MARCH CROWDED.
Thousands al Tmbreilns-B Boundlrss En.
thusiasm-rhc Sutrd rcrsonngcs
that Were prcscnt-Thc Cow
.rnor ut His Duties.
a WET DAY BUT a GREAT TIME
THE LINE OF MARCH CROWDED

NEW York, Oct. 2s,-Dospitc the rain
to-day the Hoffman house was crowded
with callers on Governor Cleveland.
Among them wora state Comptroller
Chaplin, Silus 81, Burt, General Shaler.
General FUynswOrth, Col. James j. Fay,
john q, Ocyiiu, Dr. 4. LEROY 'Saltorlee,
Congressman james &. llusSoit of Penn
n syiNuuin, Rev, g.. Guthiui, rabbi Of Tenn
pie Eumuu-El, Rov. John Ankotoll,
chaplain of St. BarnahBS' church, and
General NJ. . MCrrior.
THE GpVERSOE'S CALLrES.
NEW YORK, oct. Is, GOV. Cleveland
rOso Rt S O'Clock this morning, despite
the fatigue incident to his reception at
Newark last night. lie brcalS'astod in
his room, parlor six, on the first floor of
the Hoffman house, with his private ,rr-
rotary and Adiuruut-GunCrl Farms
worth. From pa. IA. Uutil late This al-
| lernOOu he WAS engaged receiving Visi-
tors. Besides ". H.. Blrnum aud other
. members ot S'aie ana national commit
tees, the callers Included Rev. r.
j. Duccy, Senator Mcpherson, of New
Jersey, y. u. Winston, of Ctita,
| Hon. Samuel !. Randall, of Pcnnsyi-
vauia, NJ. NJ. Mercer, y. Robinson, of
! Cleveland, ohio, Aaron j. Naudcrpool,
/ eN-cOrporatiou council, w. W. Henry, d.
J G.. Spencer, and e. II. WhoduN, Of New
liiN fiiG Nl4tsN ~ lstll Ntfllf CIV IA NtINlt
commission, Thomas Wentworth iIig-
giuson, oil Cambridge, MaSSac husotts.
] a very handsome liOral tribute was re-
Ccivcd 10y Gov. Cleveland from Dr. and
/ Mrs. Charles ". Sanders. The governor
/ leaves at9 o'cl c, this evening on .hc
/ train for Albany
OK DRESS Parade.
NEW YORK, oct. -S.-'fhO first and
second divisions OF the National Guard
were reviewed this afternoon by Gov.
. Cleveland, from the stand erected az The
I Gen. Worth monument, on Madison
square. Notwithstanding the rain, he
troops were iu line promptly, the yari-
Gus commands turning out fu!l rank-.
On tie reviewing stand with the gov
vrU3v wCro GguC"Cl'S Ch"!s'iGGSDn, I
SChalcr and t9rnsworth and their staff, |
Major stone and q number Of other we'll
known military men. Tho general APP
pearanCe Of the troops was iaNOrably
commented upon. The following reg-
meuts paradcd: Seventh, eighth, ninth, |
eleventh, twelfth, twcuty-second, sixty |
ninth, Seycnty-iISt, ANA the iirSJ aud |
second batteries artillery. The Brook /
Iyn organizations were the third battery, |
thirteenth regiment, fourteenth Tcgi- !
ment, seventeenth in separate cOmpan- /
les, and the twenty-third, thrty-sCCond T.
and forty second regiments.
At p. IN. il was still uncertain /
Coy. Cleveland being unwilling TO sub |
ject the officers and mon TO the discom- I
forts attendant upon public parade in /
RAINsrOHM.
AdiutGnt-Gsueral FaruSwOrth, Gen. /
Schaler and other officers of the Ma !
tionGl Guard were Ia consultation with |
the governor ut the Hoffman house |
throughout the forenoon, and mounted |
Orderies were in attendance 10 convey |
tho final orders 10 various regiments. !
Those Of the first division, the twenty
second, FIRST, ninth, twelfth, seventh,
eighth, siEty-ninth and seycnty-tirst,
with two batteries Of artillery, were
WAITING ORDERS
in their armOries. The second division.
comprising the Brooklyn regiments, the
thirteenth (of which Henry Ward
Beecher is chapain), the fourteenth,
tWGnty-third, thirty-ScCOud and forty
seventh, with battery Of artillery, hGd
arrived and were held waiting orders
while getting thorough woLilng, in the
vicinity OF the reviewing stand. Tho
Worth monument was crowded with /
spectators with umbrellas hOistud.
The weather having frightened COR the
rain rather having moderately, definite
orders were issued for the review TO
take place. notwithstanding the rain
both sides Of The streets throggh which
the procession passed were thickIy lined
with ladies, who stood Till ali The reg
mluts had passed. For an hour before
the time appointed, the liue Of march OF
the column, in the vicinity OF the grand
stand, was
PACKED WITH PEOPLE. {
1t was ten minutes past four when the q
governor, in an open barouch, driven bv =,
four white horses, reached the stand Il
He was accompanied by Adiutaut-Gou. g.
eral Farusw6rth, in full uniform. =
The stand was comfortably allied. Tho .
governor was surrounded" hy his stan :,
fInrintr thp rrview. He stood from I.i5
until $40 %. m
WITHOUT AN UMBRELLA
in the rain. lifting his soaked hat i'm 4
TO shoIIts. and again as tho col
)rs of the respective regiments PASSED.
After the coli,uu had passed a dratnn Il
ing yollev of cheers was given for GOV. i
and he returned TO the Hotl v
man house. q
IT WAS AnIC; CRONp. r