The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-08

Aides-Frank Cockrell, George MOI
lersh, Col. d. A. Williams, u. L. White,
Frank Hamm and q. @. Cole.
Military-Col. Turner in command.
Assistants-Tom Csde and Ed. Ran
dali.
Mounted Police-J. @. Arnold in COM
Music. o. Randall; Tom. Walker
and Capt. Sample, assistants.
Artillery-Capt.H Houston in command
W. f. Daugherty and A. M. Wheeless,
assistants.
Floats-C. A. Gill, commander, with
IL. II. Smith, w. II. Hawkins end q, Il.
Terry as assistants.
CaValry--J. i. Fudge, commander; as
sistsnts, Henry Lewis and Ed. Hurt
Transparencies-E l.. Stewart; com
mander, Sam. Kline and j. Il. Akin,
Citizens-Maj. II. V. Tompkins, com
mapder; w. q. Sterett and j. ID. A Har-
ris, assistants.
Juvenile Democracy--Capt. w. II.
Lennon, commander; w, Spence, w.
u. Parry and Mr.. Fetzer, assistants.
Fire Department-Cha Kahn, com
mander; Robert Best, Dave Goslin, D..
J. Rocks and Henry jenkins, assist
ants.
Carriages, etc.. M. Strong, COM
mander; Il. G. Bower, assistant.
Colors-Grand marshal, rcd aud yell
low; aides, yellow; assistants, red.
The streets, an before stated, were
crowded with men, women and chldren,
and as the procession moved from the
courthouse square east on Main street,
amid tho boom of cannon and the music
of bands the enthusiasm Increased and
the cheering was loud and prolonged.
The streets along the line OF
march were blaze of light and
large broom, indicating clean
sweep, protruded from one of the steam
fire engines. II is estimated that there
were 1000 persons in the procession, the
largest ever known in the history oi
Dallas. There were great number
from the surrounding country in AT
tendance, and such n Publication has
never before been witnessed in Dallas.
THE sPEAKERs.
Col. w. L. Crawford, Richard Morgan
Col. Il. G.. Bower, Capt. George Mel
lersh, Col. j. @. Turner, G. Q. Cole ant
other distinguished speakers wer'
present.
Prominent in the procession were TIVE
floats of canvas. On the first was TIN
picture OF the capitol, representing
Cleveland and the Democracy entering
with the words, stalking possession 10
four years with the privilege of extend
ing" en- the reverse side OF the can
vas was pisture of tho Republican
party leaving the capitol with IN
words, "distinguished visitors for Sal
river
On the seeo'ndwagon was tombston
surmounted by au owl, beneath whic
was the bloody shirt and the words
"ro the memory of an extinct party
fraud, corruption, Blaine, of Maine, an
his bloody shirt" On the other sid
were the words in large letters: NV
have come to stay"
A large number of transparenoi'
doomed up in the procession, al
the following are some OF tue wore
inps that adorned the sam
"Cieveland and Hendricks club, al
there Is lots OF us coming "JeiIerson
shirt smiles tonight" "R. II, Il. and
solid south, n solid north and sol
union" ain union there Is strength
"Retiring Republican rule" cover Il
Garden Wall" s"No Robson navy
"Grover Cleveland president OF the pc
pie" "No moro sectionalism." al
ginning Of a new era.n ave are Goii
Back 10 Dixie" "Better times col
ing.n "Peace, good will, brotherly 10
and "A solid union" "The young DE
ocracy the future hope of our country
iReturn OF honest government" 9
union there IN strength" "SteVe
kins and tho plumed knight, whore
theyf" ave are Going Back to Dixi
"Hurrah for the United Stetes.n "N
tory" "Jim and Jack Gone Unde
awe Got There Eli, with Both Fee
"Whero is DorseyW "Grover VIII
Forget His Friends" "The Bailo
Sa1redn "Do Right and Fear Naugt
"Beginning of New Era.n erich
Is Himself Again." "1he Clean
Holds the Fort
The cavalry of the Cleveland celel
ton last night under command of Ga
J.L. Fudge numbered about 1000 m
and they made fine appearance.
When the procession had compile
the line OF march, IL halted at tho col
of Main and Murphy streets, whero
enthusiastic crowd was addres 500
Judge u. q, Bower, OF the county co
Col. George Mellersh, Capt. Lon
Taylor, White aud others. II was a
hour fefore tho unterrihed ceased
celebrate, aud the town was paint
very dark deep red.