St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-26

The committee appointed to make ar
Engagements for the great Democratic parade
tonight held another, and I'm al meeting last
evening at which the arrangements wers
completed.
OFFICERS or THE EVENING.
The committee appointed to select the Off
GERS Of the evening reported as follows, and
he report was adopted:
Decentralization Dawson: vice presi.
dents, Hon. P. H. Kelly, Col. A. Allen, W.
p. ClOugh Esq, Hon. c. ID. O'Brien, Louis
T. Fisher, Lorenzo Hoyt William MarkOe ST.,
P. z. L. Hardenberg Esq. A. r. Capehari
Esq, o. o. Cullen Esq, Hon. John VI. GIL
man, A. Dufrene, Esq, John Kerwin Esq,
Hon. W. A Van Slyke, Cspt-Jaeob Heck,
Joseph Ellis Esq, William Hamm- Esq, j.
/. Beaumont Esq, I. E. Reed Esq, Col.
John s. Prince, Thos. Grace Esq, George
Mitch Esq, Col William Crooks, j. r Hoyt
Esq Hon. John Dowlan, John B. Oliver
Esq, DR.. J. H. Bryant, Samuel bearing
Esq, John w. Willis Esq, Hon. Charles s.
Cummings, John F. Hol Esq, P. j. Dreis
Esq, Joseph sIinea Esq, Frank Schliek Esq.
j. G. Pond ESQ, E. Langevin Esq, Martin
Bruggeman ESQ.
Seeretaries-Capt. j. D. Wood, Charles II.
Manship.
TIE PROCESSION.
The following line of march and orders
for forming the procession was agreed to:
Platoon OF police will form on East Third
street.
Carriages.
FIRST DIVISION.
Great Western Band.
Marshal Griggs and Aids p. T. O'COnnor,
Capt J. d. Wood, w. H. S. Wright,
4. J.. German, Ed Schliek.
Small Transparency.
Third Ward Division.
French Band.
Second Ward Division.
Section First Regiment Drum Corps.
Third Ward Division.
Large Transparency on Wheels.
Band Of Music.
Visiting Delegations.
Cannon drawn by Horses.
Headlight and Fireworks.
The First ward viii rendezvous
at Engine house No. 2, Wa
couta street, at 1880 p. m, prompt, and
from thence march TO the corner Of Third
and Wabashaw streets, their right resting on
Third street, where they must be in position
by 1850 .. IN. The Great Western band will
report al the engine house as above at 1880
to escort the delegation to its place in the
line.
The Second ward, with the French band,
will rendezvous at the Central Fire station at
1880 p. m, and march to the corner Of Fifth
and Wabashaw streets, with their right rest
ing on Wabashaw, and must be in place by
ESQ p. m.
The Third ward, with section OF the First
! Regiment drum corps, will rendezvous at
the drug store Of p. j. Dreis, corner Of st.
Peter and Eighth streets, at 1880, and march
TO the corner OF Fifth and Wabashaw streets,
with their line extending on West Fifth
street.
The visiting delegation win be received at
the depot on their arrival by Capt. JAS. Wood,
formed in line and escorted by music 10 the
corner of Fourth and Wabashaw streets,
ready to take their place in the column i'm
mediately after the transparency on wheels
in rear Of the Third ward, and will be fol
lowed by a cannon aud locomotive headlight
and fire worKs.
The parties in charge Of the cannon, head
| lights and transparencies on wheels, will re-
port TO the chief marshal on Bridge square al
| 1880 p. m.
| SECOND DIVISION.
Order of march, J. W. Bishop, assistant
marshal.
Aids-James King, Paul Martin, r. A.
/ Smith, DR.. Snyder, p. J. Dreis, A. G.. Otis.
Mounted Men.
Transparency
Metropolitan Band.
! Fourth Ward Column.