Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
FOR PITTSBURG.
A Big Train Load of Enthusiastic Dsmo-
Gratis.

FOR PITTSBURG.
A Big Train Load Of Enthusiastic Dsmo-
Gratis.
Despite the threatening clouds and oc'
cssi onsl showers of rain, more than six
hundred Denoc- ats, members of five loCa'
organizations and fIon lie ghborins towns,
left for Pittsburgh, yesterday afternoon,
to t4ke part in or look at the great demon
stration there last evening.
TIE organizations left over the B. q D.
road at half-past toar o'clock, ard were
escorted to the depot by at least thous-
and persons, while another thousand, or
more, lined Sixteenth street, from Iain to
Chapline, and waved the boys an enthui-
sstic adj, IL as the train tciled up the grade
TO Chapline street and disappeared through
East WhseliDg.
II was q jolly, administrative party
which crowded the cars until 1t was al
most impossible to get through them, and
Is the train moved away Though the cry
cheer sf.sr cheer fer Cleveland and Thur
man swept oct upon the streets, where II
was taken up by tho:e lining tie sidewalk,
while drums rolled and hands were clsppsd
sll through the party.
The members OF the Centre, Weseter, Is
and, Ksnna and Young Mems Democratic
Clubs, which were tbs organizations tecid'
ing upon making the trip, began to assemble
at their several headquarters soon after three
o'clock, and at four tbsy left their several
halls for the care. The Centre and Web
stsr district clubs, with thtir drum corps,
boarded the train down town, where they
found sprinklipg Of Mounesville, Ben
wood and Bellaire Democrats, all bound to
tske part in the display. The Martins
Ferry Democratic Club, ssvsnty.hVe
st ;onp, with large drum corps, also took
their seats in the cars, together with over
q hundred Demcc-st' from this city, some
of tten unattached to any organization,
md otkers members of clubs not going IN
q body.
The members os the Kenna club, pre-
coded by their excellent drum corps,
marched Up Market strest to Twelfth,
where they drew up in front Of the head
ouartsrs of the Y. NJ. D. G. Here halt
wss made, and 10 q fe8 moments the Op-
e.a House band appeared on the sidewalk,
followed by the leading files of the club,
as the members marched orderly down the
step, AZ d ranged themselves 10 lire euethe
payemsnt. The club paraded seventy
men, in their nobby uniform OF black,
with high silk hats, each dark caat re-
lieved with e handsome yellow or white
roee on the lapel. In few moments the
crlumu was formed and the two clrbs SIT
ont down Market street for the depot, at
tracing general attention 40 they
msrchtd along. At the depot they
found the train in waitirg, and being
Joined by q dozen additional menbHs,
bringing the full number mp to nesrly nine
~ the Y. NJ. D. q. and this Kenra boys
,cok ncss, ssjon of the two rsfr coach's,
filIing them to OVERLOOKING. By thus time
tne In,e ior OF the depot was jam ned with
rsorIe, and the clubs Justly caeered Is
'bs rain RULED slowly ever the Or dge TO
Main strset. There smother large ctowd
had copgrsgsted, filling the street frem
c,Tb 10 curb, aud there sgain the clabs
we're Joined by several bals'ed members
While additional gentlemen appeared upon
the scane Just Is the tram was
,o1pdirg the curve at the City
Hall, ard they were eonse-
uuently leis. There were eight Iasenser
coaches in thu trair. and not onjy wss
there not q single vacant seat, but taiy
6Ttv neopls were standing in the al les OF
ths cara As the trsiu pulled oct. OF this
rass .paer list. about three hundred and
sayenty-five men were prepared to msrth
throuGh the streets OF Pittsburgh, the
others going 10 look on at the process ION.
Rain began to fall g. the boys got into
N. csrs. but the crowd which lined Six.
Z enth street, very largely c'mpessd Of
ladies. maintsicei IFS position, and cneered
and waved umbrellas, hsndkerchitf', etc
iucessantly until the tain passed ont Oh
sigh.
O1;ts a large delegation Of Democrats
went M over the Panhandle at 41l
o'clIcs, swelling the nauber from this
city to auits lsgs figure.
The f. FLOWING special telegram will tsll
,our sshipC OF the great time Wheeling Wis.,
tors had IA Pittabury.
SOeeial Ts<crcns 10 tie SGRdas Rteisr.
PITrsBURG, October 20. - To-nigsts
Democratic parade was the largest seen in
this city for yssrs. Not less than five
thouss nd men were in line, and the Rspub-
Iie,n parade Of o week or 80 ago was com.
ulstely eclipssd. The city was thronged
with strangers, neirly 8 thousand Wheel
inc usorle icing among them, and the en-
.bus;ssm was unbounded. Ths de,ors-
t;ops and Examinations were ofe1 uptn a
,plendid se,le, and the city did isself
uroud in welcoming tie marching columa
A. cleveland and Thurman votes. The
wheeling detachment met with a royal
sll slorg the lioe, and led the
IONS share of the applause. The Young
MEMS Democratic Club was voted amsgnr
scent body of men. They rarsded ninety
oar black pings, and marched Tish pFse1'