Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-15
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some Pastures OF tho Parade That were
Misset-The visit 60 hAyrtsburg.

Some rssturss OF tho Parade That were
Nissed-Tho visit TO Harrisburg.
The Democratic procession of Thursday
night WAS such an immense affair that it
was almost impossible to embrace in one
article'au Of it's notable features. Mr.. B.
J. McGrann had in line handsomely
decorated wagon brilliant with Chinese
lanterns and silk flags drawn by four
SPLENDID horses with tinkling bells. Mr..
Fred Vollmer had wagon rugged out as a
hDat on which joiner was gaily working,
and cOntain'1 the legend 1--WE are Safe
Under Grover Cleveland " The residences
Of Henry L. Slsymaker and James r
SmetbuIg on North Duke street were
handsomely illuminated. In fact, the
Examinations were go general and of such
n high order of excellence that TO describe
them in detail would require the mention
Of nearly every Democratic residence in
the city.
Tho Lebanon idot-tiSer says: The
Lebanon boys arrived home at about 1
O'Clock Friday morning, all being we'll
pleased with the trip TO Lancaster.
ATTENTION DEM oCRArs.
There will be a meeting at Central head 81
quarters on the third ti1or of the pCstoffice
building at O'Clock, sharp, this evening,
Of all those who intend participating in
the Harrisburg parade of Monday even
ing, The Indications point to a large and
representative delegation from this city.
Action will also be taken on the question
of visiting Lebanon TO attend the OK roast
ia that town on Thursday next. The train
for Harrisburg will leave p. Il. r depot,
at 5:20 Monday evening. Fare for the
round trip will be one dollar. Rsturning
train will arrive mere at one o'clock. The
uniform of the club will be silk nat, bad ge
and cane. Parties who intend going on
the trip will register their names at the
club room this evening.
DEMOCRATIC JoLLIFICATION AT NEW HoL-
LAND.
The Democrats OF New Holland and
vicinity celebrated tho election of Cleve-
land and Hendricks by an OF roast and
meeting at o. p. Brubaker's hotel, al New
Holland. The OK large ono, was sue
cessfully roasted in the afternoon, after
which there was parade, participated in
by Cleveland clubs from Ephrata, Honey
brook, Churchtown, New Holland, Iuter.
course, Mechanicsburp, Bareville, Hinkle
town and VOgansyille. In the evening
these clubs with hundreds of citizens
assembled in front OF the hotel, a meeting
was organized with Eli Batten, of Upper
Leaoock, as president, and addresses were
delivered by B. F, Davis and w. II.
Roland, esqs.
sTRAsBUR6 DEMOCRATS JUBILEE.
Last evening the Democrats of Strasburg
celebrated their victory by holding grand
torchlieht parade and walk around. DsIo.
CATIONS we're present from Quarryvills aud
aud other places and there were threo
bands of music in line. A feature
of the parade was the appearance at the
head of it of Edward Gossner, Rspubli
can, who had rope around bis neck and
was led over the route by Oscar Miller, a
Democrat, to settle wager made before
the election.
FLORIDA DEMOCRAT HEARD FROM.
Chas. II. Nauman, of this city, brother
OF Geo. Nauman, esq, was a candidate for
commissioner on the Democratic ticket in
Brevort county, Florida and from a letter
received here the Indications are that he
has been elected after a hard fight.