Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-17

CLEvELAND-H0GG.
A Big Celebration Of the victo-
rious Democrats.
ARE PROUD OF The VICTORY
And Don't Care Who Knows It---ATIl Firing,
Parading and Speaking
Hon. Jake Hodges, Of Paris Tells, How The
Victory Was Won, and What Use WIN be
Made Of The Parade-0lherSpeak
ers---Noles.
ARE PROUD OF THE VICTORY


eH--Holes.
II noise continuous, fireworks galore
and much riding to and fro could make
demonstration success, the Demo
cratic jubilee last night for the cleo
ton Of Cleveland and Hogg was a grand
success.
At 1880 the procession moved and It
consisted largely Of mounted men car
rying torches and transparances, some
Of the notices being very striking as
may be noted by reading them:
Some Of the more striking notices arc
given below. Nearly OF all Of these
mottoesOn the transparencies were com
posed By Judge Cummings the chair
man OF tic committee Of Arrangements:
Anew York walks chalk
Cook County, Illinois,
Cooked the goose for the boys
"Silver free,
And so arc we"
"Tarin, tear of, tear out the tax
"Oh, how bitter,
You didn't got herr
''rexas, not Taxes
"The Lone Star got thar
Common sense beats dollars and
cents.n
"The tariff tare mado en- scaro.p
Clark TO Quincy:
"iTis better 10 have loved and lost
than never 10 have loved at all"
CuHoy To Clark; "pho time I've lost
IN wooing has been my hearts undo
ing.
"Cuney and Clark still n kicking"
Wen have to give them another lick
ing
Kat your CROW, fellows,
And stop up your belleis.n
"Oh, my. don't cry
Paddock means Il pig-stye,
MADDOX means a kick-high."
we've educated Jim Swayne
And DO wore the main.n
Jimmie Is "a Runner from Runners
VILE. jim and Mad beat Web and
Pad
with picture Of dead rooster is
this:
"Hores a lark, it's George Clark. "
"lho Lilly White
And Lilly Black,
Took Flight
For tho back track
I'VE Cooked the Goose
Aud Turned Texas Loose.
Gold man Grover
Again 10 Clover
ION tho 5th We nto 'om.7
son the 4th they go forth
Paddock ward went Tor Hogg.n
paddock, The mayor ON the dry dock
for repairs
"'rhe last Inugh Is bottor by hnlf.n
"The Cuucy Clark combination, He.
Ho-He aud the G. q. CO.
"Ono hundred and ninety thousand
votes found CamerOn's wheatN
''The Crowley, Cleveland and Hogg
Club, eighty-twu strong
Cnaat bontrcs VEN burning on the
east andgest sIdosof tho square and with
dotonniians like cannon nnWls were
fired az the four corners Of tho square
AZ the crowd assembled at Z o'clock.
Many cauutrymen were IN town.
mounted, and these Joined tho Crowley
Cleveland and HOgg club that csimu In
100 strong. After these came footmen,
bearing torches, then large number
Of private carriages IN many Of which
were ladies and more mounted mon
with torches and iransparunciea.s.
The parade started from tho squnro
az 800 with mo first band playing
Dixie, and it wns continuous yall from
thence down Houston 10 Front and
hack up Main TO the square, the yells
and hurrahs for iiogg AT times drown
ing The playing Of the bands,
The crowds on tho sidewalks mp town
anyway woro not dense uniil the
sQuaro was reached, and thon there
was jam,
There was almost continuous use
OF Roman candles BY tho riders In the
procession.
When the procession had returned 10
the squnre tho speaking began, Judge
Cummings opening the proceedings.
There was one disappointmentduring
Jake Hodges speech. A largo balloon
hHi been prepared. bearing on one side
a likeness 81 Cleveland on tho other
that OF Hogg. The high wind that
prevailed caused It TO take fro and It
was destroyed just as II was ready to
rise,
The crowd was worry patient and
good natured ono and though the
risky west wind played sad havoc with
some Of tho ladies cOiiiures and fro
qurntly caused them 10 track for an
ohing, they seemed 10 regard II a. a
thoroughly
When the head OF tho procession was
seen coming up Main street. there was
general rustic by escorts iordry goods
boxes and other methods ol seating tho
ladies where they could SEQ and
hear just before the speaking
began somebody attempted to sond up
paper Gro balloon, which ascendod
gracefully 10 tho second story Of the
court house, paused Il moment aud then
settled down gradually over the heads
Of the crowd, which caused some OF the
ladies 10 vacato their seats, which were
Immediately seized upon by the irroye-
rent small boys,
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