Evening journal., 1894-11-13


Whiteman Review Club. mounted, 25,
brandywine Hundred Club. 900.
Mogullian Band I'm wagon.
Mounted Bicycles
Carriages and Floats.
The 1ranspRrenclea.
At no period In the history of Will
mington has there been such period of
rejoicing, such gala day. or rather
night. On almost every street over which
the parade marched, houses and stores
were decorated and Illuminated The
sir was literally loaded with red fire, and
the popping Of Roman candles and the
whistle of rockets Wed with the bands
and horns In making the greatest dir
possible. Many OF the paraders were
armed With long glass trumpets, which
emitted a solemn sort OF a note, while
tin horns OF almost al sizes, gave
| evidence that uhder the new tariff tin is
free
There were scores Of transparencies In
line, all OF them bearing notices more or
less appropriate, and all bearing on the
1 issues Of the recent election.
| There were none which could be classed
as obnoxious or personal, excepting those,
| perhaps, which referred TO the deposed
leaders OF the late ring. one transpar.
ency athrmed that THE goats weren't
voted this time" In the Tenth ward, aud
the assertion that "MundAy threw "
. lamp. but the Twelfth ward vote was
counted" was announced by the clut
from that ward A number Of the
EVENING JOURNAL cartoons were drawn
on for suggestions for the Transparent
cies, ard references to sand and grit, tbs
parrot which had talked but WAS re-
stricted to shaking hands, the mourn
ers bench" and other pat subjects wer,
illustrated In the line.
The east district OF MIL Creek hundred
disclaimed any responsibility for this
birth of Dickey there, and Hockesssin raI
the rhyme, Joshua and Jonathan, boil
we're elected, but 1t was no more thar
we expected" and asked numerou
pointed questions relative to who 1
going to pay the special oonstablesf' an,
"Who is going TO buy those ordersi
The Republican Invincibles announced
that Barney has hew'd de coop" an,
that Tho tax office will not be closed 4
Republicans
The New Castle men had mysterIcu
references on their banners TO Mortol
climbing the Hill, and Marvil golnI
through Tunnell, and nearly every on
OF their transparencles showed th
handiwork of the punster
The colored troops fought or rathe
marched bravely. They bore sewers
trAnsparencies with the inscription wv
Want No Mixed Schools, sentimen
which clRshed with that Of Mill Cree
hundred reading Now for Nike
Schools
The hoats we're not the feature OF th
parade expected, but still they wer
noticeable Que bore q number OF youn
women the central one representing a
, Indian princess Another group had q
a centre piece Goddess OF Liberty. TIL
First ward float bore a colonial grou
with the inscription /:
"sing u me, Dickey. sing to me Dick;
don't like 70 ask you, but Neary Is sick
Tho Decorations.
To name every one who decorated
|. whose decorations were particular
|. no ticeable, would take columns I'll
. houses slong the actual route Of II
parade which we're not at least lighte
up and where some attempt at decors
tions were not made. were the exceptio
. to the ruls On the East Side buntin
and flags, candles and rcd Gre made u
! the program. On the West Side, flag
J rosettes of the national colors. electr
J lights, colored fires and fireworks Of
0 mora pretentious order ruled, and Il
8 square after EquRre there could be see
I only a solid mass Of light.
0 On many Of the streets contiguous
8 the route Of march houses were decorate
! and colored FIRE was burned
Q Among few Of the residences on I'll
! West Side where special displays wei
t made were those OF Job II Jackson, ID
> A. e Frantz William II Churahman, A
: lJ. Bsrne, Enlen Hewes. William
. Spruance, Washington Hastings, Thomi
{ J. Talley, Frank A Mitchell Edmun
/, Mitchell, Jr, d P. Barnard, DR.. J. Pa
Lukens, DR.. Merritt Hulburd, GeorI
w. Goodley, Ferdinand l. Gilpln, WI
l. liam H Piersor, DR.. K. T. Negendan
n ]. Morton Poole, Charles s. Robb, M.
Bringhurst, Jeremiah MAhonsy. Rev A.
Scott, william II. Currey, Gs0Tge
Simpson, E s R Butler, George '
Remington, Thomas S Lewis, George v
Roberts, John Todd, Henry +. Dur
Richard Paizowsky, CAthsrine Scoi
William w. L9bdslI, @ f. Rudolp
PHILIP r Clark, ]. Davis Ssler, Henry
johnson, A. p Springer, q. @ Porter, J
4 EMALuf MIS- AAhOiALN 0nUi
E. Fritz. John 6 Baker, ]. A. Colt
Henry Garrett. Mary Q McDowe
Colonel r n. Floyd, the Gables, SAml
Mcdaniel. Lewis S Lee, r p. Gar,
William H Clayton, William a. MoYst'
J. d Carter. James F. Wood, Thon
Ansonine, B Clark, Jr, w s Gervs
David Fl. Coyle William II Sande
Francis Aaguigon, John McMull'
Samuel Speakman, Thomas Johnson, NJ
Evs g. Greer, Thomas Green.
On Market street many Of the stol
we're elaborstely decorated and fr,
Third street to the bridge it was Q
mass of red fire and fire works from I
time the parade swung into the str
until it had turned of into the west ei
Among the noticeable decorations we
w. Ladd, Samuel h. Baynard Jan
Monaghan, c. f. Rudolph. Delswl
House, J. NJ Mulrooney, Wyatt & c
De Sofa Brothers. A L. Ainscow &
STANDARD Machine Company.
On the East Side, noticeable deco
tions were those of Samuel Rldgew
Matthew McGsrvey, John w. Nov
Seth Il Fesster. Edwin Kershaw, f.
Stidhsm, Daniel Stanten. Young Me
Republican Club, DIR. ]. P Wales, Drs