The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-21

svlvana street with the right resting on Ohio
street, extending north on Pennsylvania. The
division will consist in part of the following or
CARNATIONS:
Springfield, o., brigade.
Columbus, O., clubs.
Bellefontane, o., club.
Hendricks county clubs.
Clayton Blaine and Logan club
800 club. of Frankfort, Ind.
Column will form on Pennsylvania street,
north of Ohio at P. NJ. Other visiting clubs
will be assigned on arrival
| The Hendricks county clubs will assemble and
form around the Governors Circle at P. M,
sharp, and march in body, at7:3O, to their place
in column on Pennsylvania street.
| The fourth division will consist of cavalry,
under the command of Major Geo w. Spahr,
and will form Meridian street. right resting
on New York, and extending north.
| The fifth division, under the command of J.
Burgess Brown, will comprise the industrial dis
play and workmen, and will form Ohio street,
right resting on Pennsylvania street, and ex-
| tending west.
LINE OF MARCH
The line of march will be as follows: Starting
from the intersection of Massachusetts avenue
Pennsylvania and Ohio streets, and going south
on Pennsylvania to Market, east on Market to
East south on East to Washington west on
Washington to Meridian, south on Meridian to
Georgia, west on Georgia to Illinois, north on
Illinois to Maryland, east on Maryland to Me-
ridian, north on Meridian to Washington, west
on Washington.
When the procession reaches Washington
street the line will open and form on either side
OF the street, stretching east and west as far as
is necessary. Mr. Blaine and the distinguished
gentlemen accompanying him. in carriages, will
then drive between the lines, giving oppor
tunity for every man participating to see the
presidential candidate and his friends.
After the parade there will be speaking from
stands in the court house yard and Circle Park
u. B. Shideler will preside at the south entrance
of the Court house; Isaac Thalman at the south
west corner of the court-hou square; and j. O.
Adams will preside at Circle Park. Among the
speakers will be Hon. Robert 2. Kennedy, of
Ohio; Hon. George W. Nancy, of Tennessee;
Hon. A. c. Rankin. of Pennsylvania; Hon r.
q. Greener. of South Carolina; Hon. j. Milton
Turner, Hon. Will Cumback, Hon. Stanton j.
Peelle, Phil Rappaport, John NJ Seaman.
ATTENTION. oAvALRYMENl
The mounted men, or fourth division, taking part
in the grand parade Tuesday evening, will assemble
at the State fair grounds Tuesday afternoon,
The division will leave the grounds at o'clock to
take position assigned to it, The division staff will be
composed of the following named gentlemen: C4ief
David SWAIN aids, Maj George HeIriott, CAPT Ben
Richardson, Adjt. Ben c. Wright Thomas Endley
R. H. Rees, Lew Wallace, Ovid Jameson, George W.
Winpenny, Harry Craft, Ed Pattison, VIII Martz, A.
d. Lynch G. Reynolds, j. w Wharton, A. P. Marshall
They will be obeyed and respected accordingly The
staff will report at the fair grounds not later than
clock, and, when convenient will dark clothes
with red SASH soft black hat with gold cord white
gloves. Those of the staff aud division who cannot
| 730 o'clock at the corner of New York and Meridian
| them. GEORGE w. SPAHR,
Assistant Marshal, Commanding Fourth Division.
THE CENTRAL BLAINE AND LOGAN CLUB.
Members of the Central Blaine and Logan Club are
requested to assemble at the Hall of the Young Mems
Republican Club in Bates Block, on Tuesday evening.
at $50 clock provided with hat and duster prepared
to take part in the torchght procession in honor of
James G. Blaine. Members of the ward Republican
clubs with hat and duster invited to join the Cen
tral Club. r. s. FOSTER President.
NOTES
General Jones and staff have arranged to be
mounted on milk-white steeds.
Joseph R. Perry and DIR. W. L. Heiskell have
prepared the special features for the parade to-
night
! The committee on reception is requested to
meet at the postofhce this afternoon promptly at
o'clock
Hez Smart Charles Wheat and D. B. Shideler
have been added to the staff of Major James r.
Ross, commander Of the first division.
No vehicles will be allowed on Washington
street during the march of the procession from
| the train to Military Park this afternoon
All railroad men desiring to participate in the
| demonstration tonight requested to bring
their lanterns and form in line behind the club
of Vandalia railroad men.
| ]. Burgess Brown will have command of the
Fifth division in the parade, Joseph Perrys duties
| on thAfeature committee preventing his acting
as cotonel of that division.
The decoration committee for the Logan re-
ception on the 3lst inst, requests that far as
possible the decorations for the Blaine reception
| be left in position until that time.
The Morton clubs of Richmond and Columbus,
! Ind, and the Richmond Glee Club, will make
their headquarters at the rooms of the Morton
Club of this city, at Pfaflins Hail
Company A, Third battalion, will meet at
Murphy's saloon Indiana avenue, tonight, at
7 o'clock to take part in the parade. By order of
CAPT. WILSON, Company G.
The members of the Indianapolis Plumed
! Knights requested to meet on the corner of
| Illinois and Market streets tonight, at o'clock
sharp. CHAs LANIER, Captain
Lew Holloway A. j. Ralph and J. W. Sawyer
| have been added to the staff of Colonel Geo.
| Lowe. and are ordered to report to him at the
Circle on East Market street at $50 o'clock this
| morning
The Republicans of the Sixth ward are mott
| fed to meet at their hall corner St Mary street
and Ft. Wayne avenue, at P NJ, this evening
for participation in the Blaine reception. Bring
club uniform where convenient.
The Republicans of the Third precinct Second
| Ward will meet at the corner of Seventh and
Alabama streets. at o'clock. and at the corner
| of New FORK and Pennsylvania streets at 1870
to take part in the parade. Torches will be pro-
vded.
Members of the German reception committee
will assemble at the United States Court room in
the morning and again at 4:30 in the afternoon,
at the headquarters of the German department
at No. 1l54 East Washington street, Judah's
Block
The committee music has changed the To-
cation of the Central Blaine and Logan Glee Club
from stand No. to stand No. l 1.-THE one from
which Mr.. Blaine will speak The Springfield,
O., club will be at stand No. 2. Arrangements
for the Columbus club will be made this morning
Members of the Tippecanoe Club will meet at
occupy the position assigned the club in line
All persons knowing themselves entitled to
become members of the club, by reason of their
age and votes, are invited to join the club in the
procession.