Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
In tho Metropolis.

NEW YoRK, oct. 27.-The Newark
train convey ing Gov. Cleveland and
his party was over an hour late. ON
their arrival at Jersey CITY there was
aconcourse OF several thousand people
assembled, many of them being trades
men and employees OF railroads. IL IL
estimated that fully 5000 people were
In attendance about the depot. The
enthusiasm was great, and
CHEER AFTER CHEER WAS GIVEN
for Cleveland, who appeared on the
rear platform and acknowledged the
grootiuga. Several hundred shook
hands with him, and this process,
which promised To continue all the
afternoon, was only cut short by the
arrival Of fresh engine, which
backed up aud connected with
the governors car aud the
cars containing the Albany
elapsed before the train started for
Newark the scene was one that
heggared description. Men seemingly
beside themaelves with enthusiasm
pushed and jOstled each other Suns
oeremonie in their efforts 10 shake
the governor by the hand. Some
even climbed upon the locomotive and
tender In their Efforts to reach the
platform on which he stood smiling
and thoroughly composed.
IN ms NATIVE STATE
nt Jersey City the joint committee OF
thirty-Ouc, representing the various
Cleveland aud Hendricks clubs Of
Essex county and headed 10y Alderman
JRurs Smith, Jr., OF Newark, boarded
the train and We're severally presented
to the governor who shook hands In
the car with zach. There were
also present among the guests Invited
10y the committee, oliver Drake Smith,
presidentof Che Independent Republi.
can state executive committee, and
Hamilton Wallis, chairman Of the lls.
sex County Independent club. The
Newark, after D o'clock. Here
vast throng, numbering
several thousand, had assembled in
and about the station, and as the train
camc to halt cheer upon cheer came
from the lusty thruats.
rHE ruRoNG WAS A COSMOPOLITAN
ONE
0ud included persons iu every walk
and station IN life, Little time was
lost Wa forming the procession, which
took up ita limo of mMrh TO the rest
deuce Of Alr Edward Babcock, Jr at
corner OF Ferguson nud Front streptB
Here arrangements had been Rdmirn.
hlY perfected. Hair q dozen carriages
drawn hy uppar-oned horsos, eacl
with nuddiug red, white aud blue
UluWeA and driven by Inverted coach
men, hnd been provided, Gov. Clpyg
land took hiB scat
tN uE FIRST CARRtAaE,
accompanied by GOV Albeit Of New
Jersey, Mayor Hayu,s of Newark and
Alderman rmlth, chairman of the To-
sal committee on ARRANGEMENTS. In
the other cUrri3gra wero AdiutWut
Gen. y G., FnrnsN orth OF Gov
Cleyehnd's staff, Glen, Charles
Tracy OF Albany, and members OF th,
local committee ON arrangement ant
the press representatives. Following
these came the Ncss Newark band y
sixty plcrcp, preceding the Jeiier
sonian club, the EsBeN county club
the Randolph club, and the Joe
Parker association, all of Essex coun
ty. These were IN citizens dress, ear
handsome club badge and boutun
Mere piuned 60 the lapel O
his coat. Then came the Alban,
city band of thirty.tive pieces and III
Albany phalanX, 1870 strong, who wer
followed IN turn by the Cappaa SeN
nnth regiment band and several hun
dred representatives of the huaines
and trades organizations nom Newar
and the surrounding places.
1ltE LINE OF MARCH WAS TAKEN U
amid tumultuous applause, Gov
Cleveland stood up In the vehicle an
with his hat In hls hand aCllnow
edged the cordial greeting
Of the thousands OF peopl
who lined Market street o
both sides. and many men more eI
thusiastio than their nolghbols,
RAN AFTER THE aovERNoR's CAI
RIAuE
To shake his hand. The decoration
along Market and Ferguson street
were protuse and In many cases Q,
ooedingly elaborate, including Ii
American colora and streaming pc
traits OF the Democratic candidate
Chinese lanterns and gas jets suppl
mented with n discharge of fire worl
aud booming cannon. Tho decor
tlona OF the residences on Ferguso
and Front streets In the vicinity of Il
Balbach residence were particular
beautiful The Balbach residence WI
iittktu WIN NTH WNAhNA hAN NtAalhANl
The residence WAS deliberately an
beautifully decorated both ON the Q,
terror and interior
IN HONOR or THE OCCASION.
The house was almost covered vii
bunting and Chinese lanterns tl.st
fully arranged. In several windoy
portraits OF the Democratic candidat
had been placed. Every room In q
House which n ono Of the mo
spacious In the city contain,
living plants from the large conserv
tories attached aud the air was heaN
with rich perfumed flowers. As Go
Cleveland entered he wRs greeted |
his host and hostess, assisted by Mr.
Gen. Mcclellan, Airs. Chancellor Rul
yon aud Miss Runyon, Mrs DR.. bod