Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-29


ernor leaves nj . O'clock this evening
on the train for Albany.
Another Demonstration m the Great
Metropolis.
NEW York, Oct % The FIRST and
second divisions Of the National Guard
Were reviewed this afternoon by Gov.
Cleveland from stand erected near
the Stewart monument in Madison
square. Notwithstanding the rain
the troops We're In line promptly, the
various commands turning out with
full ranks. On the reviewing stand
with the governor were Gems Chris
Jensen, Shaier and FarnswOrth
and their stalls, Maj. Stone and
other military men. The general fine
appearance OF the troops was COM
mented on. The following regiments
paTRded, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Eleventh, Twenty second, sixty
ninth, Seventy iirst and First and Sec
and batteries Of artillery. The Brook
Ign organizations were the Second bat
terry, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Sew
enteenth, Twenty-thiTd, Thirty-aecond
and FoTty-second regiments.
A PARADE IN THE RAIN.
At2p. IN. IL was stu uncertain
whether the review would take place,
Gov. Cleveland being unwilling TO
subject the officers and msn TO the dis
comforts attendant on "A parade In the
rain, Adit-Gen. Farnsworth and 9TH
er officers of the National Guard were
In consultation with the governor at
the Hoffman house throughout the fore
M pta at los a. Iaa.
final orders TO the various regiments.
Those OF the First division, the Twen-
ty-second, First, Ninth, Twelfth, Sew
enth, Eighth, Sixty-nlnth and Sew
enty first regiments, with
two batteries of artillery were waiting
orders Ia their armorIes. The Second
division, comprising the Brooklyn
regiments, the Thirteenth, Of which
Henry Ward Beecher IL chaplain, the
Fourteenth, Twenty.third, Thirty
second and Forty-seventh, with bat
terry OF artillery, had arrived and were
held In waiting orders, while getting "a
thorough wetting. The vicinity OF
the reviewing stand was crowded with
spectators with umbrellas hoisted.
The weather having frightened, the
rain having moderated, definite orders
were issued for the review TO take
place. Both sides OF the street through
which the procession passed were
thickly lined with men ard women,
who stood until all the regiments had
passed and for an hour before the time
appointed for the march of the coli
umn. The vicinity of the grand stand
was packed with people ten minutes
past four when the governor In an
open barouche drawn by four white
horses, reached the stand. He was ac-
companied by Gen. Farnswortb In fun
uniform. The stand WIS filed. The
governor was surrounded by his staff.
During the review he stood from 4.l5
to $40 p. m. without an umbrella
Ia the rain, lifting his soaked
hat IN response to the salutes, and
again as the cOlOra Of the respective reg
iments passed. After the column had
passed deafening volley OF cheers was
given for Gov Cleveland. and he re-.
turned TO the Hoffman house.
THE IRREPRfssIBLE MULTITUDEs.
All along the line on Fifth avenue, up
and down from the reviewing stand as
far rs the eye could reach, great crowds
occupied the sidewalks and q Gordon
Of police kept the ailway clear
Ten thousand uplifted um-
! brellas could be seen 1t one
sweep OF the eye and they were need
ed without an intermissiOn from un-
| III o'clock. Gov Cleveland was
dripping wet when he arrived at the
stand. He was saturated when he re-
tired. He did mol wear an overcOat.
Cheers he aided his approach 20 the
reviewing stand. In EACH instance these
cheers were taken up by the people
and passed along the line from the
hotel 10 The reviewing stand, and back
again 10 the hotel. As sew, raj regi-
ments reached the stand ley were
chesred 10 the echo, add as the battle
flags Of each corps we're borne past the