Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-27
TEXAS LOOSE
/ thousands Of Clark
sho Met at Dallas
b DEMONSTRATION
ne Liale Giant By People
From All Sections
|u,. Friends to Call al the eS-
,,D,Iou Alter Ianuary IS.
By a Number OF Prominent
Men.
b DEMONSTRATION

H. -[speciall-This was was
foosea day in Dallas with
and al this writing thou
busiastic supporters OF the
'tiant' are painting the
4 o,rrns, etc. 1t has
IN Sild excitement and red
TX enthusiasm. Last night
IN began to pour into The
H. ali sections of the state.
eo5eers, candidate for lieu.
rnsb and a number OF
N IN from Austin this morn
eRrY.FouR COACHES
sneoial trains and the reg,
4 from Fort Worth, loaded
gsrds. Mayor b. b. Pad
1900 loyal Democrats
|,m Pantherville. Also
4sorge Clark colored
I'M. Abilene sent a great
Parker county's leading
NSaded by John Hoeny and
|.'rarts. Mckinney, Green
aDIson, Sherman Ennis,
and a hundred other
delegations Of pro-
.{mocrats to do honor to the
1thieftain Of Democracy and
n All day long the wearers OF
lined the hotel lobbies, the
business houses and the
ID fairly swarmed with them.
psrations had been made
bRcHLIGHT PROCESSION
Night came and the procession
Inner, The programme and
BIRCH was as follows;
4 Tom Scurry was grand mar
assistant marshals as follows;
BIN S. GrliIiths, Captain II.
Nith. Colonel Henry w. Lewis,
lamp, Watt BOwser, 6. w.
Ben Melton, Charles Henning,
barton, ]. X. Hooper, JEFF
George W, Mellersh. Joseph
Moving was the committee APP
receive Judge Clark and mis-
ii: Hon. Seth Shepard, Judge
It's, Col. W, E. Hughes, Col.
leake, Philip Sanger, Alex
n 7. Trezeyant B. Blanken-
s3dgo @. +. Tucker, Col.
Fitzhugh, Rev, W. G.
John S. Aldeh9f, 7. S. Miller,
l. @. Brown, William kim
calhoun Knox, W. @. Conner.
Ellington, E NJ. Tillman, j. r.. |
Nv. N. c. Hill, G, w. Crutcb-
!. Oliver P. j. Butler, ]. N. |
VIII Waters, @. L. Quicker.
Ping W, ]. Cayeu, w. H. |
" chairmen Of Clark clubs
EiTexas.
ihe above were A. B. Crit |
Cobb, Dan Morgan, sam
4 J, Z. Boyer, P. q. Sauer.
Bird, Alex Blegetz, A. b. |
X l. 5, Garrison, Il. N,
va Galick, r. B. Cooley, |
! lennon, A. NJ. Friend |
NOR, 4. G. Moore, Frank |
, X D.Rawlins, Dan Stewart, |
lord, John Henry Brown.
'esslon formed on the court
re- with the head of the col
corner Of Main and Jeffer-
fronting east, thence pro.
on Main to Preston. thence
a, west on Elm to Jefferson.
a on jefferson to Commerce.,
on Commerce to city hall,
Y procession began TO form
9ck moved and it was the
q most imposing ever wit
q : southwest. Judge Clark
ca with a thousand men
: at 7;l0 but word
: traln was one hour and
les late Lead by "a brass
1cesslon moved. First came
lambeau club, 300 strong.
AIRY lllumined the
. y their pyrotechnic dis
came the Clark marching
captains from out Of town
= seems as If the
y was lit up bv
carers. Men on horse
!. carriages, thousands on
= all formed a scene
= splendor and the
,eYneerlngs for George
rom 1880 until nearlymi5d-
u \, y. and transparencies
us and telling, One wagon
A FAT HOG
'eady for the frying pan.
~ seselted George Clark
iat porker, One banner
SSounty will give Clark
= Many referred To the
4 au 9,, Great Northern, TO
Eli. 4 .HillsborO speech, to
~ and local assistants.
~ ~ object lessons for the h,
FLAMING L! BANNER
, Clark and restore pros-
! from all classes P and
y Presented in the torch.
SSuIaent from the million.
. Uorer, And it was a most
! au.l1nstration. John
io' was ! Instrumental in get.
,,SSr Urn The GAzErTE sr re-.
NY w had furnished goo
'As marchers and IN
nv 'h rs there were
' ~, Six bands fnr-
'I IN and "Dixien the
rs I y aud other familiar
All. az crowd wild. An the
p !, were lined with peo-
~ a. S'llng TO their hearts
All 'I sus ranks ,,ls opposite
o sSeitant multitudes". VT Il
luld 80 slat Judge Clark
SAicony OF the ORR