The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
THE NEW CRUSADE
LOVELY LABOR VS.. PROUD PEER
The Imposing Demonstration ofthe Brit
lsh WOrkmen in Favor of Franchise
Russian Nihilist Telephon-
ing French Socialists.
ENGLAND.
THE QUEENS SURG GoN DEAD.

/, LoNpoN, July n, DR.. Caesar Henry
Hawkins, surgeon to the Queen, is dead.
Damage by fire on crane wharf,
WapI ing, Saturday, 100000.
NE GRAND DEMONSTRATIONS IN FAVOR
OF THE FRANCHISE BILL.
LONDON, (2:30 p. m.) July 2l.-The pro-
ccssion of Trades Unions and others
who take part in the demonstration in
favor of the franchise bill at Hyde Park
this afsaru0oai~ now forming on the
Thames vnh,uEm nt There is an i'm
mensa atteniJHca.
$3.50 p. ~. All approaches from the
Strand to the ENtUankmentare thrOnged
with thousands from all parts Of the
country. They cover the embankment
between Charing Cross and West Minis
FER. Scarlet banners indicate to the
various Trades Unions the places where
they should assemble. The crowd man
ifests the utmost good humor, and the
best of order prevails. No attempt is
made to interfere with the procession,
Radical political pamphlets find brisk
sale among the thrOng. The Prince and
Princess of Wales will witness the pro
ressiOn from White Hall.
At noon the organized trades union
assembled at Sloan square, PaddingtOn
(ireen, Eust0n square, lSliugtOu Green,
Clerllcnwell Green, finshury circus, The
Obelisk, Black Friars aud Groseyonor
gardens, and proceeded TO the Embauil-
mrnt. The political dclesa.es wore
colJrS. The streets and bridges aero IS
the Ia; mes were packed and traffic
. al! in. cled.
,,Ica ,.,t.S was INDUCED in by the
Spectator. Tong the line of march, es-
u.raliy when those in the procession
were more Than usually adorned. Sew.
cra thousand agricultural labOrers from
Kent and Sussex marShalIcd nj Black
Friars bridge. The procession moved in
the following order:
Mounted Carriers.
Agricultural l.lborCrS.
Provincial Populations.
London Trades Council.
Representatives, from the Printing, Book
binding Paper, Iron, Metal, Clothing.
Misunderstanding, Building, Cab
Matchmaking, Fancy Goods,
and General Trades,
Political Clubs.
Liberal Associations.
Temperance Bodies
Friendly Societies.
Each section arriving at the parl.
marched to the platform assigned and
the band played until the Chairman az
rived.
As the procession started from the In
bankment several loud explosions were
heard near the government Offices. The
crowd was greatly frightened
Thousands made rush toward,
White Hall, believing the explosion.
due to dynamite. The scare cndcl
when it was found that the explosion.
were nothing more than salute
which the Horse Guards were firing il
honor OF the birth of tho Ouch
ess Nbany's son, Tho rOut,
lay along Parliament street
White Hall, Charing Cross, Pal
Nall, st. james street and Piccadilly
Before the procession started the En-
Dankmcnt became Surging mass %
humanity. Viewed from llungcrforc
bridge, il presented IN unbrokcl
array OF human heads, relieve,
only 10y blue banners IAN,
the trees along the Emhln}lucnt
The trade societies carried the cuihlcm
of thoi? crafts. Noticeable among tA0s,
was The banner Of tnc tailors, icprcsen.
ing Adam and Eve after thr itll. IN
agricultural lahorcrS were loudly clad
\ resolution prepared for submission t.
he meeting protests ggaiu'
the rejection or the rrauchis
bill ny tnc irresponsible am,
umcp 'cScutauVc House OF Lords
Expresses approval ot Glwdstour'> ac
lions and declare, "ihc continued uA,s,
encc OF the unchecked power of impru
ing the popular viii which the Lord
exercise is not conducive To- The wc,ur
Of tie people and prosp rr,iy of the cour
trV."