Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-10
0X-ROAST AND PARADE.
a GRAND LOCAL prmuss, RATION
The Democracy nt tho city nua County TO
Unite Ia barbecue and Parade
over the National Triumph.

Unite Ia barbecue and Parade
over the National triumph.
A very largely attended meeting of the
city Democracy was held ut central head.
quarters, in tho postoflice building, on
Saturday evening, TO take measures for
the celebration of the great national victo-
ry. Chairman WI. .Iensel presided. After
some discussion IL was resolved to hold a
county barbecue at McGraun's park,
Thursday afternoon, TO DO followed by
grand torchlight parade aud illumination
In the city tho Same evening.
Tho principal feature of the barbecue
will be tho roasting of two or moro i'm.
rnenso oxen which will be driven
through the city streets before their final
sacrifice at the park. There will also be
brief public addresses by eminent Demo.
Gratis. 1t will be FREQ TO all, and coffee,
bread and meat will be distributed to |
everyone in attendance. 1t is expected |
that there will be an immense crowd |
from the county and thousands of Demo
Gratis from Brecknock to Colcfaip, who |
have been bottling their enthusiasm since
| Buchanan's election, will take advantage of
this opportunity to let it escape.
Invitations have been issued to Demo-
cratic organizations in Harrisburg, York,
Reading, Lebanon aud other adjacent
towns to participate, aud all the uniformed
and other clubs of the county will take
part in the evening parade.
| The management of thewho,e affair will
Do in the hands of the following gentle.
men First ward-R. J. Malone second
ward - James Stewart Third ward -
George Wall Fourth ward-Johu Ochs /;
Fifth ward-Johu J. Jeffres Sixth
ward-George w. Zecher {; Seventh
George Ganss Ninth ward-Jacob Pontz.
Chairman Honsel is also q member az
Cticlo of the committee.
THE EVENING PARADE.
Col. Edward McGovern has been selected
rs chief marshal of the evening parade,
with George w. Zecher as chief of staff.
The following assistants have been ap-
pointed for each ward with their aids
First Ward.-Assistant marshal, John
Schaum aids, II, 4. Malone, Il, s. Miller,
Henry Rahter, Henry Altck, Uriah
Bitter, n. G. Pyle.
, Second Ward.-Assistart marshal. VIM.
J. Fordney aids, Cyrus Colvin, J. l.
= Steinmeta, J. NJ. Burke, Theodore Wen =
3 ditz, Charles Stewart, Henry Brimmer.
Third Ward.-Assstaut marshal, VIM.
T. Wylie aids, d. F. Davis, Daniel Lo-
gan, Chas. Etiinger, David Harlan, George
Wall.
= Fourth Ward.-Assstan marshal, Johr
Q Oshs aids. William Wisner, James
,. PranglCy. William Baltz, Harry Cruel
!. Gottleb Wenninger.
?, Fifth Ward.-Assistaut marshal, Wash
t Pyle aids. Bernard Malone, John JEFF
/. ries, VIM. Simon, Philip BoEugesscr, G,
n F. Hartmyer.
/, Sixth Ward.-Assstant marshal, Johr
Il Murphy aids. Newton Lightner, DAME
y McEyoy, Il. II. Brubaker, S. W. Raub
o John Marion.
Q Seventh WGrd.-Assistant marshal, Vim
n Dorwart aids, Frederick Arnold, Henr!
Y Yaokley, B. Frank Adams, \. Steinwan.
n del, Frank Sales, \. F. Donnelly.
Il Ninth Ward.-Assistaut marshal, JacOt
d Pontz aids, d. Meric, L. Store, J. G
e Haughton, J. kaufman, II. A. Miley.
1t ROUTE OF PARADE, ETC.
:, The following has been issued
= DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS, Nov. IL
q General Order No. /.
n Following is the route of Thursday
's evening parade Form right resting o
j. North Queen at headquarters. Mort
y Queen to Chestnut, to Duke, to Frederick
:, to North Queen, to James, to Mulberry
r, to Orange, to Mary, to West King, I
'd Dorwart, to Mar or, to Love Lane, to Higl
ID to DOrGlrt. to st. Joseph, to Strawberry
re to West King. to Lime, to Orange, t
!. Amp, to East KING. to Middle, to Sout
DC Queen, to Centre Square ana dismiss.
I'd The various organizations will form il
OF the following places
First ward club on West King, righ
III resting on Centre Square.
lO Second ward on East King, right rest
ls ing on Centre SQriale.
~ Third ward on East King, right restin
on rear of Secocd ward.
Fourth ward on South Queen, Tigt
resting in Centre Square.
C Fifth ward on West Orange, right res
ing on North Queen.
Sixth ward on East Orange, rigt
W. resting on North Queen.
OF Seventh ward on East Orange, Tigt
Ut Ut resting on rear of Sixth ward.
III Eighth ward on West Orange, rigl
Ve resting on rear of Fifth ward.
ol Ninth ward on North Prince, rigl
~ resting on Orange.
IL Visiting and county delegations will
* assigned tboir places IN line by the chit
~ marshal on their arrival.
,u EDWARD MCGovERN,
IN Col. Commanding.
IL GEO. w. ZECHER, Chief of Staff.
az ARRANGING FOR THE DEMONSTRATION.
an There will be meetings in all the ware
AZ of the city this evening to mako arrange
no. ments for thursdays parade. They vi
re be held at the following named places
a. 1:30 o'clock sharp:
% First ward, Emil Beck's Second ware
~ Henry Ransing's; Third ward, Cha
,ia Efinger's Fourth ward. John Fritsch's
NJ Fifth ward, Philip Wallis; Sixth war
r.. Schiller house Seventh ward, job
tn Guntzsnhauser's /; Eighth ward, Jot
~ POntz's; Ninth ward, Arnold Haas.
y" A special corps of twenty-five polioemt
will maintain order on the grounds and
g the parade. Drunkenness will not be to
Grated, every disorder will be prompt
checked and no indecent inscriptions {
dv banners or vulgar devices will be allowe
~ in tho parade.
ha A feature of the parade will DO IL
10 Juvenile DivisiOn-managed. marshallt
na and composed exclusively of those who a
I'M mot yet Democratic voters, but soon W
' be-"
1t is expected that as many as TWEEN
m and probably thirty bands Of music W
~ participate in the festivities of the day al
a. night.
n There will be meeting of the Gener
ch officers of Thursday's parade at 1880 o'clot
a on Thursday evening at central heat
zs. quarters, third floor of the postofi
nk building, The chief marshal, assista
of marshals aud aids will meet for fin
I'd arrangements.
ny Special railroad facilities will be oil