Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-31
THE GRAND PARADE TONIGHT.

Fully Five Thousand Expected 70 pc i'm Line-The Route of Mareh-The Order of the PrOcosRion-FIne Allu- mfnations = General Details = The Business Mems Turnout - Meeting Last Nfght-No PostpOnement on Ac. count of the Weather.
 The torchlight demonstration tonight, weather permitting, will be grand affair Companies will be here from all sections of the State and New Haven Republicans gene rally all along the route of march will illu- minate finely. The interest in the affair | about the city is great and hundreds from out of town are expected. The procession | will start at o'clock. The route of march | is given again, as follows: From Elm, cor ner of Orange, up Elm to Whalley avenue, to 1 Dwight, to George, to Howe, to Crown, to College, to Chapel, to Olive, to State, to Pearl, to Orange, to Grove, to Church, to Chapel, to south gate of the Green. Republicans on the route are requested to il illuminate as far as possible. The order of the procession tonight will be as follows: GENERAL ORDER. HEADQUARTERS BLAINE AND LOGAN BATTALION, The different commands ordered to parade this evening will report to the commanders of the seve-
 
 Chief Marshal. | FIRST DIVISION. | Brigadier General F. D. Sloat. ASSISTANT MARsHALs. l William H. Stratton, Loren H. Stannard, Major | Joel s. Gilbert Henry M Whittelsey, jr., A.
 W. A BiaResies. k e. iNaSpe50t' Ne%ceo@b M f8a Bas V 1 rick, W. L. EveTit, J. N. crampt9p, %.,: John P l Blaine and Iopan Veterans New Haven
 coe zopayes, Bridgeport
 Blaine and Logan guard, New Haven.
 Migh Maafs Tariff 4f6uaEas elub BTidgepPort BEidgsP1r l Stiles escort, North Haven | Wilkins Old guard, New Haven. 1 SECOND DIVISION, | Colonel s. J. Fox. | Colonel Henry Allen George S. Barnum 1 ASSISTANT MARsHALs l F. E. Spencer, Romanta Wells l E. E. Stevens, George B. Spare, | H. W. Clark, John F. Douglas, A. D. Baldwin, s. G. Johnson, | Charles F. Snow, Charles Graham,
 Mog dfyTiR FitehsF sgiGn ePab SsS Brdssport aeyeo
 0filT Harrison battaIion, hipa panbury. H1ry.en
 Belva LockWood WOO battery. Danbgry. l Strong escort, Fair Haven. 1 Beecher Plumed Knights, Westville.
 Hugh Daley escort, New Haven.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Brigadier General George H. Ford. Paul Wright, Captain Frank A. Monson. i ASSISTANT MARsHALs. sBBt a6rgg Sss stan5oR ao yohn Taafe gdeT asnn Ellsworth l. Foote, Charles |. Johnson, RarIes eharIes M. MaFer aan H Whitte@ores it ogss Charles W. Clark. Wilson Catherwood,
 Edwin N. Clarke.
 Woolsey battalion New Haven. | Harrison phalanX, New Haven. Mounted guard, Bridgeport.
 con8epse Pu@ed nsdi19a Knights Ne% Haven
 Tingne escort, Milford;
 Garfield guard, Southport
 Blaine and Logan guard, Guilford
 Chamberlain guard, Bridgeport.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Major S. E. Chaffee. AIDS.
 D. Chadeayne, wF Elmes,
 MuIligan Guards, Birmingham, Pine Cone Battalion, Ansonia. Farrel advance, Ansonia Chas HI Pine escort The Lilies of the Valley Ansonia Beacon Falls company, Beacon Falls N. D. sperry mounted guards, New Haven East Haven cavalry, East Haven. ORDERS TO DIVISIONS. NEW HAVEN Ct, Oct. s1, 1884 , In accordance with General orders No. 1 of the Chief Marshal of the Blaine and Logan parade the undersigned hereby assumes command of the First division The various organizations assigned to this right resting on Elm Street Aids and assistant mar shas of this division will report at the flag staff clothes, white gloves, and blue fatigue caps FRANK D. SLoAT, Marshal First Division. NEW HAVEN, Oct a1, 1884. t In accordance with general orders No of the bere or fne ana mogan pa & the ond division The various organizations assigned ren w EeP1P6 en Elm Fl m & ohd a sistant marshals of this division will report at ths flag staff the Green at 730 p. m., mounted, wear ing dark clothes white gloves and blue fatigue caps Marshal Second Division. e NEW HAVEN. Oct. 31, 1884. r General Order No. 1: chief marshal of the Blaine and Logan parade thu undersigned hereby assumes command of the Thirt street right resting on Elm street. Assistant mar shals of this division will report at the flag staff the Green at 7:30 D. m., mounted, wearing darl T. clothes white gloves and blue fatigue caps.
 Marshal Third Division @ OTHER ORDERS. t NEW HAVEN, Oct. 31, 1884 , The staff of the chief marshal will report to him r mounted, at the flag staff the Green this ing at 7:30 o'clock. Uniform fatigue caps dar] y clothes, white gloves. n | The business mems assoclat1on and the Young mems Republican club will act as escort to the gram procession this evening. They will report to tn il chief marshal at D. COLONEL FRED. BARTON, Chief Marshal. d ATTENTION! BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL Il Several hundred business and professional me- . | have agreed to march tonight an escort to tn , grand parade. All gentlemen not otherwise con nected with political Organizations cordially | vited to meet at Loomis' Temple of Music at 7:3 o'clock sharp in honor of Blaine and Logan Badge | will be in readiness. R. P. CowLEs, Marshall
 BLAINE AND LEAN GLEE CLUB By a unanimous vote this organization decided t s participate in the demonstration tonight All mem