The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-16
THE BULL BELOVED
And Hundreds of Enthusiasts We're
in Line.
Transpareneies Of All Sorts, Styles and
Designs.
DURHAM FOLKS PAINTED HER RED
Green, Parker and Other Orators Paved
the Ambient Air and Made
Things Hum.

Lhc All AIT ana naHe
Things Hum.
The gathering of the clans last night
will linger long in the memory of the
hundreds present.
The long procession formed at the
Baptist church, on Chapel Hill street,
promptly at 7:3O, under the supervision
of Chief Marshal Slater and his eficier
assistants from town and country.
The signal to move was the bovine
below of the Blackwell Durham Bull
Tobacco company's engine, which let
loose at 735. Then the boys turned
loose the red and blue lights, and while
explosions went skyward they raised a
yell that floated on the night air for
miles.
All along the line of march the gay
cavaliers, mounted on prancing steeds
and the men on foot, keeping steady
tread to the Durham bands regular mu-
sic, beheld beautifully decorated and
illuminated residences and business
houses
The bull kept believing, the men con-
, tinued to cheer, and thousand different
| hued lights shot their rays to the lower
ing clouds, which threatened rain, but
dampened not the ardor of the jubilants.
Col J. P. Campbell, the man of sole,
brought up the rear, driving a bob-tail
bull to the skeleton of a four wheeled
vehicle-the driver mounted straddle Of
the beast and steering the craft by the
horns, Just below the court house, this
craft parted, and the stern and two wheels
were left, but the passengers being in
front, got to Carr Park without accident
That the inscriptions on transparencies
were unique and appropos, is evidenced
ny the lOllOWIuS samples
Wanamaker will step out and julie Carr
will go in.
Jim Soughgate not in it.
IT Black well is our next postmaster.
Remains of Mary Ann Butler.
Step aside, Mr.. Massey, and give Frank
Fuller chance.
Stay at home, Tommie.
How far can of a party go into the
mud? Out of sight.
Now it's all dark for Albright
Badly is with US.
1t once was Ben jam,in, but now it's
Ben jam out
Free ballot and fair count
Did anybody at all vote for Louis
Blount Yes, Sam Gooch.
Who's gone to The woods: Pleas, Paul
and Jim.
Hurrah for Durham democracy
Felix is happy.
What's the matter with Parson Mas
sey: Dead, of course
L,.rd, Lord, where is Colonel Wilker-
son?
John w. Pope. the farmers friend-355
majority.
Frank Fuller can and will make honest
laws.
Speakers from a distance, announced
on the programme, failed to materialize,
which was the less regretted because it
gave better opportunity for the develop
ment Of home oratory, of which there was
supply on hand fully equal to the de-
mand Col. J S Manning led off with
an appropriate introduction, and was
/ followed by Messrs F. l.. Fuller, G. B
Green, Junius Parker, T. G. Peay, T. B.
Lyon, John F. Lyon and ". ". Fuller,
all of whom evinced full appreciation
of the great victory won, and received
the applause of the crowd for their ut
/ terances.
/ The band played short piece between
each speech, and when they broke loose
on Dixie, came in for their we'll merited
need of praise and prolonged cheering.
/ Unfortunately, the damp ground and
threatening rain deferred many ladies
from being out and enjoying the occa-
/ sion.
For water brash and sour stomach take
/ Simmons Liver Regulator.
Oysters Daily.
am now at stall 4, city market, re-