The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

and party left for Buffalo at l:2O d.
M, on n special train, consisting of
engine NO. 500, Engineer Cotton, and
the drawing-room ear "pavonia." The
party consisted of Hon. Erastus Corn
ing, Mayor Banks, Hon. w. Rosendale,
Hon. John A. Mccall and several news
paper representatives Gov, Cleveland
walked to the train on the or M of Gen.
Austin Lathrop.
ALONG THE RolTE.
UTICA, n. Y, Oct. 2,-GOvernor Glove
land and party left Albany at 10 p. m.
Those aboard the train besides the Gov
ernor We're, Hon. Erastus Corning, Hon.
Able L. Ekerbanl>s, the Mayor of Alba
ny, Hon. Simon w. RoSCndale, Hon.
John \. Mccall, ir,, and Winfield Rob
bins, of Buffalo. The after rs a personal
iriend of the Governor who has been his
guest at the executive chamber for sew
eral days past. Newspaper representa-
tives from the New York Herald and
the World and the Associated Press
were also present. Maj. u, G. Priest, di-
vision superintendent of the New York
CehtrM roud went west AS
tar rs Utica. The train
consisted Of engine No. 500, Engineer
James Cotton, and the drawiug-room
car, "Pavonia," Conductor Nelson
Bronson. At the Union depot M Albany
before the train left, several thousa d
persons assembled to witness GuI.
Cloveland's departure. The Governor
was drawn down from tile Executive
mansion in a closed carriage, and walked
through the main entrance of the depot
arm in arm with Gen. Austin Iathrop,
.or his stan. The Governors
appearance was the signal for hearty
cheering. The wires of Mcssrs. Corning
and Banks accompanied them to the
depot and presented the Governor with
a lruge bouquet of beautiful flowers. At
precisely l:2l p. m. the conductor gave
the signal. The engineer gently opened
the throttle and the train steamed out of
the depot, the ladies waving handker-
chiel the men shouting, the locomotive
whistles footing. GoVernur Cleveland
stood on the rear of the platform and wav-
cd his adicus to the thrOng. The weather,
which had been threatening all the
morning, cleared oil and All omens
pointed to prosperous and successful
journey. \; West Albany, where are
located the great car shops OF the New
YORK Genital railway Hundreds OF
working men, fresh from the
! forge and work bench, waved n
| greeting To the train as il whisked hv.
the men shouting, waving their griniy
| aprons and gyratlng their arms with
| hands siill holding the tools aud inn
! plcmcnts of peace. The tram had the
| cioar right over everything, and ran To
| syracuse ON time. The train stopped at
! PHlatine Bridge and Utica for water. M
! the latter point being fifteen minutes
! ahead OF time. The Governor appeared
at ire rear platform of the train at both
| places, ana was enthusiastically cheerod
! 10y thousand,
GuAN % rREPARATfoNs.
| BUFFALO, Oct The Indications al
noon to-day are that it will ~ nnpossibl,
| to carry out the detailed arrahgemeuts
so cluhorately for Gov. & ev, ADD To.
! night, as 10 mas been steadliy raining
Slucc dayhreak, and there is nothing {,
warrant the belief that the rain will
stop. However, should the cliuds cIenr
away there will hu witnessed pue of The
grandtst paradrs ever held iu this city.
The Democratic fOrccs have been .hnrd
no work. subscriptions have cen more
than usually liberal. Rauuofs anu
transparancius without number and of
every conceivable appropriate design
have been prepared. Murshuls and aids
have been appointed and the work
| pat In such shape rs TO, weather
| permitting welcome the Governor
in u truly royal manner. The column
! viii be formed of six large divisions
| with bands ana drum corps, as fol
! lows; The first division viii consist ol
/ the ward phaluuN of about a Thousand
/ men from the Governors home ward. +,
/ he followed 10y the National Veterans
! association of $40 men, aud the Demn.
! cratic lrgion Of 500. These win be fol.
| loWtd ny thr Nnvoruor aud The rocrp.
! ton committee iu carriages.
/ The second division viii ba composed
of % band, tho buffalo ClrNeuud corp,
| of Suo, the batavia Cleveland corn of 400
! the Rochester Cleveland legion Of 1000
| the Syracuse escort ut 300, tAa Syracus,
| Cleveland plulauN uf lOU,the Third Ward
| Cleveland club of Syracusc 700. Tho
! seventh Ward Cleveland club a
| syracuse Of loo, the l.orkpor,
! legion, lN, tho Duukirk, For
! ostyilio and Silver Creek clubs, esti
mated at uu.
The third division will bo empoaed ot
a band, the Odd Hickory clutul' Buffalo
| If 1000, tho Rochester COntmcntnls
| 800; the Akron Old Hickory club, 3lO;
the Fourth Ward city clubs, 1900; Iona
/ wanda Legion and clubs, 500; Suspen.
sion Bridge, Niagara Falls and Albior
clubs, 400; the Akron cleveland club
30; the Warsaw Cleveland club, 100
the Attica Cleveland club, lSO.
The fourth division will bo as follows
| \ Band, the Cleveland KNIGHTS. $50; tn,
! Cleveland Guards, 300; the Cleveland
! Unit rmod club, GOO; the Cleveland
| Central club, 300; the JamrstlWn, Brad
ford, Olran, Warren, Clarendon, Titus
Vile and Alden Cleveland clrhs, .iOn.
Tho nth division will bo composed a.
,llnwsi \ l'and, the Independent
cleveland Guards, 600; the Roch.
ester cleveland corpn, 800; III,
the Polish Cleveland club, 500
Brewers organization, 200: the Evans
/ I'unL Amherst, Guwauda Collins and
Nnrth Collins Cleveland clubs. l.eUO.
Tue sixth division will be formed a,
follows; A band, the ward Clevelant
clubs, 500, Island Cleveland club, 200
the ruirual switchmuu'N Clevelan,
lciuh, IA; the railroad brakesmon',
Itlryolaud club, 100; the ward Clevelan,
club, $40; sardinia, Holland, Elma. Ma
ulla, south Wales, East Aurora, Ham
hurg, Golden, Lancaster, .tlA Ham
burg, West Seneca aud ihC Comtr,
Twins Cleveland clubs ~ 2iOU men
The several gun squads viii he sta
The route ana us tho graud puct t-sio,
passes will salute ut Intervals. IN,
route OF march is TO bo through the dif
Icrent principal streets forming at an
giles at tho depot AL forming IN column
ul tours. Tho visiting clubs will DO pro
NiIcd with refreshments aud hccOmmu
dHtious VA several largo halls as guest
NJ tho different Cleveland clubs of Oh
city. Along tho line of the r,uto Il ;
expected that many of the ptiucipa
stores and houses will be decorated, an,
IN many eases illuminated. A larg
number pf the principal business mel
Of the city will meet the Governor AN
his friends at batavia. II ~ expecte
they viii reach hore at $3.50. IN
Governor will review the processio
from The balcony ofthe G.enos.eu huus,
whore he VIII remain ovor night 1t |
not yet definitely srranged who wi
speak tn-n'ght except the Governo