Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-29

Grand Review and Contest for Val
liable Prizes.
speeches by Hons. L. G. Houk, A. A.
Taylor and others.
The following are the officers, COM.
mittees and judges for the grand re-
publican rally which takes place to
night in Knoxville:
Col D G Thornburgh, of Jefferson
county, chief marshal.
Assistant Marshals--R M Chapman,
Anderson; ] M Greer, Blount; VIM
Allen. Campbell; d III Meek, Jeffer-
SOD; V F Gossett, g w LeVere, T J
Crawford, Knox; d FOute, Loudon,
r X Robinson, Monroe; John Hall
Morgan; 81 Crumbliss, Roane; J +
Leak, Sewer; G Parker, Scott; J W
Bransen, Union.
Members of Staff-W F Gibbs John @
Houk, John A Reeder, @ A Frame, Z
Goddard, Sam II Thornburgh.
| Judges-O P Temple, of Knox. J A
Guenther, of Roane, s A Rodgers, of Lou
don, j M Cordell, of Scott, l. M Black
j j Cole, of Jefferson, n V Nash, of
Union, E M Wynn, of Sewer, Thomas
Parham, of Blount, w R Hicks, of Ander
son, j S Baird, of Campbell.
COMMITTEES.
Executive-G. L. Maloney, w.
R. Cooper, John c. .Houk, j. A. swan,
John M. Bishop.
On speakers. A. Swan, II. II
Cooper, G. l.. Maloney, Geo. w. Lee
We're, w. F. Yardley
On decorations-W. r. Cooper, 81.
M. Madden, Pat. Shea, Julius Mayer
A. E. IT,. Draper. 5-- .
On music--.A. r. Humes, VIM
Baxter, Judge Andrews, Il. P. Rich
ards. w. P. Cham berlain.
On fire>workg-Oscar Manson, B. Il
Childress, I. e. Barry, Jr., Chas. Dob
son, Jas. Reeder.
On torches--John G. Fox, r. 81
Hood, w. D. Rule, John Howell, Tom
Conner.
Mottoes-Otis A Brown, Ed Nc
Ardle, Prof John Marshall, John M
Bishop, Chas Edwards.
Artillery-Capt w III Collect. Lieu
J w Hughes, 8 P Leinart, John E
! Cox, Sam Anderson.
The line of march and programme
in full will be published in TIE CHRON
ICLE hereafter. All these committee
} must meet at once.
, The mRrsha1s, members of staff an(
| judges will meet in room No. So, Hattie
house, at s o'clock on the morning o
, the 29th. By order of
J. M. CoRDELL,
Chairman Cong. Elk. Com.
PROGRAMME.
The folio wing is the programme 70
the grand parade, and it is hoped tia
officers of each delegation will striv,
to follow it out ID the letter in orde
that there will be no delay and confu
sion.
The different delegations will assem-
BILE promptly at $50 o'clock at to
places assigned them, where they will
form in line as soon as possible and re
ceive their torches, etc.
Sewer on south side of Main street
Blount on north side of Main street
Loudon, Rosne and Monroe oil
Cum berland street.
Anderson and Campbell on Church
street.
Knox on Clinch street.
Jefferson, Scott and Morgan OF
Union street.
Union on Market square.
ALI counties must form west O
Prince stree.
\ The procession will move into Ga!
from Maine promptly at I o'clock
taence up Gay to Asylum, out Asylum
to Broad, out Broad to Filth avenue
o1t Fifth avenue to Crczier, dowr
Crczier to Mabry, up Mabry to Main
down Main to Cumberland, on Cum
berland to republican headquarters.
After the procession shall have re
turned to headquarters, all will proceed
at once to the grand stand
in front of the Hattie house, t
hear short and pointed speeches from
Hons. L. G. Houk, A: A. Taylor, T
R. Gibson, E. c. Camp, VIM. Ruiz
and ]. M. Thornburgb.
The procession will halt for brie
time with the glee club, in front of tn
! grand stand, where will be seated tn
candidates, judges and guests, an
render some excellent campaigl
; music. Then the line will pass tn
grand stand in review. The judge
will announce decisions on Saturday.
There will be grand illumination
I and salutes during tie evening.
ID. g. THoRNBURGH,
Marshal.
By order of the republican executiv
committee.