Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-03
The Conuuering Hero He Comes, he
Comes A Grand Triunphal
March into Buffalo.
A Procession Eight Miles Long, Con-
tanning Campaign Clubs from All
Over the State.
The City Shaken to its Foundation
Democrats and Republicans, All,
Yell Themselves Hoarse.
The Address Of Welcome by Hon. Hem
ry Martin and the Modest Reply
Of Our Chief
our NENr rREsInENr.

hAAENHlNE ihbfAtAIAbNo FOh HIS
REoEPToN--THE ELEMENTS
UNFAvoRABLE.
BUFFALO, n. ", Oct. 2.--The indi-
cations at noon to-day are TINT it viii
be impossible to carry out the detailed
arrangements 80 deliberately made Tor
Gov. Cleveland's reception tonight, AS
1t has been steadily raining since day
break and there Ia nothing TO warrant
the belief that the rain will cease.
However, should the clouds clear away.
there will be witnessed one OF the
grandest parades
EVER HELD IN THIS CITY.
The Democratic forces have been hard
at work. Subscriptions have been
more than unusually liberal. Ban
neTs and transparencies without NUM-
Der and designs have been prepared.
Marshals and aids have been appoint
ed and the work put In such shape as
TO 1.-THE weather permitting welcome
the governor In truly
ROYAL MANNER.
The column will be formed OF six large
divisions with bands and drum corps
as follows:
The First division will consist Of the
ward phalanax Of about 1000 men
from the governors home ward, TO be
followed by the National Veterans as
ISOLATION OF 500 men aud the Demo-
cratic legion OF 500 men. These will
| be followed by the governor and the
reception committee in carriages.
The Second division will be COM
posed of band, the Buffalo Cleveland
corps of 500 men; the Batavia Cleve-
land corps OF 400 men, the Rochester
| Cleveland legion of 1900 men, the Syra-
cuse escort OF 800 men, the Syracuse
Cleveland phalanx OF 400 men, the
Third Ward Cleveland club Of SYRIA
cuse, 300 strong; the Seventh Ward
Cleveland club ofSyracuse, $50 strong;
the Lockport legion, 400 strong; the
Dunkirk, Forrestville and Silver
clubs, 1000 strong.
The Third division will be composed
Of band, the Old Hickory
club of Buffalo, 1900 strong; the
Rochester Uontlnentals, 800 strong;
the Akron Old Hickory club, 200
strong; the Fourth Ward City clubs,
1900 strong; the Tenannwanda Legion
and clubs, 800 strong; the Suspension
Bridge, Niagara Falls and Albion
clubs, 400 strong; the Akron Cleveland
club, 200 strong; the Attlca Cleveland
club, $50 strong.
The Fourth division will be COM
posed of band; the Cleveland
knights, 300 strong; the Cleveland
Guards, uniformed, 600 strong; the
Grand Central club, 800 strong; the
Jamestown, Bradford, Dean, Warren,
Clarendon and Alden clubs. 140O
strong
The Fifth division will be
composed Of bandi the
Independent Cleveland guard. 400
strong; the Rochester corps. 400 strong;
ward Cleveland clubs, 200 strong; the
Polish Cleveland club, 400 strong; the
Brewers association, 300 strong; the
Amherst, TowRndl, Collins and North
Collins Cleveland clubs, 1900 strong.
Sixth division will be formed as fol-
lows: Band, ward Cleveland clubs, 400
strong; Cleveland club, 200 strong; the
Railroad Switchmen's Cleveland club,
200 strong; the Railroad Brakemen's
Cleveland club, 400 strong; ward Cieve-
land club, 400 strong; Sardinia, Hol-
land, South Wales, East Aurora, Ham
burg, Holden, Lancaster, East Ham
burg and Seneca Cleveland clubs, 2400
men.
The several gun squads will be sta
toned at different parts of the city
along the route, and as the grand pro-
cesslon passes will salute at intervals.
The route OF march will be through
the principal streets. forming at angles
at the depot, all forming In columns
OF four, The visiting clubs will
be provided with refreshments and ac-
commodation In several large halls,
the guests Of the different clubs OF the
city. Along the line Of the route 1t Is
expected that many Of the principal
stores and houses will be
DECORATED AND ILLUMINATED.
A large number of the business men
of the city will meet the governor and
his friends at Batavia. They are ex-
pected TO arrive ut $50 p. M. The gov
ernor will review the procession from
the balcony OF the Genessee house
where he will remain over night. II
Is not definitely arranged who will
speak tonight except that Gov. Cieve-
lands manugers expect that he will
make but
A SHORT ADDRESS.
Should the rain Interfere, the meeting
will be held at the Music hall which
seats 1000 people. Arrangements
have been made by the Democratic
legion TO visit Cleveland, Ohio, on
Saturday evening when IL Is expected
: 10000 members Of Ihat and Other
!. Democratic organizations will attend
LEAVING THE CAPITAL.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 2. Gov. Cleve
J land and party left for Buffalo al l.2I
: y. IA. on special train consisting O
= engine 500, Engineer James Coulter
70 and the draWlng-rooin car RayOnla
= The party consisted OF Hon. Erasiui
= Corning Of New York, Hon. S. w
: Roeendale, Hon. John A. Mccall, Jr.
;, aud several newspaper representatives
y GOV. Cleveland walked into the depo
on the arm Of Gen. Auhtln Lathrop.
DETAILS or HIS JOURNEY,
~ 01InA. n " Oct 2 -linN Cleye