The Portland daily press., 1880-11-02

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lows:
Whitney, Marshal; Aids, Thomas L. Little, J. W.
Robinson, Milton Higgins, j. A. King and L. B..
Tobey:
Chief Marshal, Major H. A. McDonald Aids,
Capt. Charles d. Clark, George M. Clark, Henry
Chandler, George Young.
Yarmouth Band, Edward Rynes leader, 20 pieces.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major Lyman Hanson, commanding battalion.
Portland Pioneers, Capt. W. ?. Osborne, 100 men.
aTee ana n a. %iasn
100 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Citizens.
Hon. G. w. Woodman, commanding; Aids, Geo.
Sawyer, G. W. Ford Major W. H. Green, A. Little,
Biddeford Band, "a pieces.
Ward Capt. j. York. 60 men.
Ward 2-Capt. A. H. Mclean, 40 men.
Ward 3-Capt. L. n. Prince, Is men.
Ward Capt. Caleb &; lei i. \. Lang, IS 50 pan men
Continental Drum Corps, Capt F. F, Kinds, SO
Ward 6-Capt. Cbas. r. Lewis, los men.
Ward Capt. A. NJ. Benson, 100 men,
Carriage containing Ridgeway's Calcium Light.
marked Gareld and Arthur, White Honae, WASH Sae
ington, D. e." and others "Hancock and English.
Carriage containing fireworks under charge of DIR
Fernald & Sawyer's boat wagon, containing
sSaH SO 6 % and
Waterhouse, Washington Ryan, Charles g. Allen.
Samuel Fogg G.. L. Churchill, Jones Pennell, jesse
Hartshorn, Charles A Warwick, and others.
Taer eaIfanfP san O. csrns
low Hon. James Bailey Daniel IF e Emery Edmund @
Phinney.
THIRD DIVISION.
Capt. R. T. Mcclellan commanding; Aides, VIM
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II. Bosworth.
Gorham Band, S. S. Pierce leader, ] 6 pieces
Garfield Guards of Gorham, Capt. j. c. Summer
Garfield and Arthur Guards of Ferry Village.
c ape Elizabeth, Capt. A. L. Robertson, 68 men "a
Garfield and Arthur Artillery. Capt. j. H. b.
Morrill,, with field piece, 40 men,
The procession numbered some 15OO-a most
imposing display.
Among the prominent citizens in line be-
sides those already named, were Messrs. W. S.
Dana, Thomas Shaw. Thomas H. Weston,
Russell Lewis, F. j. Rollins, N. G. Cummings,
Joseph A. Locke, John Edwards (the veteran,
rs years of age) NJ. G. Palmer, G. O. X. Cram,
Charles Custis, E. L. o. Adams, VIM. Allen,
Jr., Elias Thomas, John @. Twitchell, Samu-
ell A. True, R. S. Maxcey, and many others
who have not for years taken part in political
demonstrations, but are now enthusiastic in
the cause and ready to bear torch for Gear
field and Arthur" realizing that 1.-THE business
interests of the country are serious imperilled
and that their co operation in promoting
Republican success is a duty not to be over
looked. The citizens numbered some $50
truly handsome turnout.
The route of the procession was as follows:
Up Congress to ST. Lawrence, to Fore, to
Atlantic, to Congress, to Merrill, to Cumber-
march on State, to Pine, to Thomas, to Storer,
lican headquarters, there dismissed.
At 8.25 the cavalcade filed out of Preble
street upon Congress, and amid discharge of
rockets and salvos of artillery, took up the
line Of march. The streets were completely
packed with people, but the start was made
with military precision. Tho other companies,
from their places of rendezvous on Elm and
Chestnut streets. fell in as the head of the
procession passed them.
The illuminations were profuse and elabo.
rate; only those especially worthy of enumer-
alton are appended. Nearly every resident of
Republican proclivities lighted gas jets and
threw open their windows. The names of
those who put forth especial efforts are as fol-
lows:
ATLANTIC STREET
BENZ. Hamilton, B. FL. Heseltine, T. Laugh
| lin, Henry Sargent, W. G. Mills, r. K Gate
y, Mrs. Pettis, E. Il Sargent q, Woodside,
Fl. Burgess, Capt. N. Davis, Capt. Poland,
| Capt. White, III. FL. Burgess Rev. A. S.
Ladd, Capt. Snowman.
CONGRESS STREET.
DR.. Brooks, A. A. bennett, w. G. Webster,
Lorenzo Taylor, Mrs. Wiley, E. G. Woodford,
| n. S, Haseltine, Mrs jackson, Dr. True, John
Evans, Evans, Thomas ma Merrill, J: W; York J. G.
Getchell, Irving Blake, DR.. Dow G. H. & NJ.
| E. Hazen.
| CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN PARK AND HIGH
AND VICINITY.
George Il. Davis, with transparency
| "Free Trade means Low Wages; Protection
means Prosperity other side, "a Tariff that
will discriminate in favor of American labor"
on the end, Garfield and Arthur, 231 elec-
toral votes" j; A. Locke, Dr.. g; 3; Burr,
Getchell (very fne), l.. F. Hoyt. Irving Blake.
| CUMBERLAND STREET.
j. e. Conway, Walter Pennell, j. P. Bak-
er, e. F: Beals, A. Findley, J. Cocklin, A.
Smith. G. S. Coburn, w. E. Smith, A. K.
Paul. w. Fl. Fossett, Capt Joseph Sanborn
| Geo. y. Llttleheld, ID. ID. Hale, A. Bragg, j,
H. Dow, Z. D. Austin, Mr.. Jones, o. Full
Rev. c. j. Clark, w. w. Latham, w. III. JOS
selyn, DIR. Carruthers, Lyman Cousins j. B.
Coyle, Jr., John L Shaw, S. II. Corser. c. E.
Leighton.
| DANFORTH STREET.
H. B. Brown, Mrs. Andrew Spring, Samuel
3. Spring. Mrs J. c. Cobb, j. B. Cobb, J. B.
G. L. Milliken. e. .. 8 Hight, m. Rand, fi. II.
H. Waldron, Phineas Ayers, Elias Thomas,
W. w. Thomas Edward Thomas, Capt. A.
Warwick.
DEER1NG STREET.
Aid. j. w. Deering, Capt J. S. Winslow,
Russell Lewis, 7. H. Weston. G. f. Thurston
John Q: Twitchell, f. V. Carney, Gen. J. D.
Fessenden.
FORE STREET.
John St. Clair, Mrs. Monroe, Bennett Pike.
81. P. Dewey, D. B. Kicker.
HIGH STREET.
G. d. S. Griffin, Or. Fillebrown, A. A.
Strout. Isaac Jackson, Thomas E. Twitchell.
INDIA STREET.
j. Nickerson.
PARK STREET.
E. H. Pingree, w. w. Hilton, j. W. Water
house, Reuben Kent, j. T. McCobb, j. P.
Thompson, R. o. Conant, the Mussey house.
| FINE STREET.
e. Clement, B. F. Whitney, G. e. B. Jack
son and others, w. O. Pitcher, III. A. Mel
cher, Dr. N. A. Hersom j. M. Steadman. F.
81. Fassett, x. j. Little, Fl. w. Shaylor, A.
E. Webb.
| ST. LAWRENCE STREET.
George Trefethren, Mrs. Jane E. French,
+. A. Merrill, G. W. & S. G. Davis E. F. and
M. P. Pickett, R. S. Maxcy, G. 1. Cooling, G.
w. Beals, G. W. T. Cooling, E. Goding, F.
Higgins, w. Hodgkins, W. Montgomery, H.
Thorndike, e. #. Locke, E. Waite
| STATE STREET.
II. NJ. Payson. o. X. Gerrish D. w. Clark.
A. L. Hobson, f. X. Swan. DR.. L. T. Dana,
Mrs. R. j. Carpenter, G. S. Hunt, W. F. Mil.
liken, G. A. Brown, Mrs. Baker, Hon. J.
Bailey, j. T. Lewis, j. M. Stevens, D. r.
| Emery, Jr., Thomas Shaw, A. G. Dewey
| SPRING STREET.
Seth G. Dyer, George P. Wescott.
SrORER STREET.
II. P. Storer, Judge Edward Fox.
THOMAS STREET.
Sewall Lang, A. 81. Berry, N. o. Cram,
Robinson Williams, S. B. Hersey, W. T.
King, Charles j. Chapman, Geo. W. True.