St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-22
PIG GOOD ENOUGH.
Minnesota Rejoicings All Along the
Line.
waseca, WOrthington, Faribault, Monticello,
New Richland and Mcmillan.
Maseca Ratification

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wAsEoA, Nov. 2O.-Tuesday evening had
been selected bv the committee for the ceIe-
bration of the victory of Cleveland and
Hendricks, and during the afternoon deIega-
tons came pouring into Waseca from the
adjoining towns. GAINESVILLE sent a large
delegation, amongst whom we noticed Joseph
Finley, Chas Guthiech and many others.
Rchland was represented by VIM Smith,
+. &. Snyder and about twenty others.
Almost every town In the county had its
delegation, it being in fact a county celebra-
ton.
AT about O'Clock the torchlight procession
formed on Oak street near the Union depot,
ana under the marshalship OF Gen. Holmes,
assisted by James Moonan, DR. Cummings,
DE- Hunt and Judge Woodbury., marched
through the principal streets of the city.
There were between 300 and 400 torches In
line, interspersed with transparencies. few
Of which we copy:
''The people said 49,"
"We turned. the rascals outs
"The land is ours and the land ofices.''
"Here's your goose" (GLoBE).
Free ballot and an honest count made
219."
''Indiana believes in our Hendricks"
''Look out for fires in the treasury depart
ment."
"Blaine wished Fisher had burned those
letters"
'Tell the Truth"
cit was the Belshazzer Feast at Del
monico's."
''Burchard Should be Pensioned
'Dudley's Resignation is Accepted.n
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion
''The Sheriff will Look After the Rascals &"
''Blaine, Butler and Beva Vale"
Jefferson Smiles Approval"
"Hurrah for the Mugwumps"
''The Victory is Ours, the Duty Also.''
''The Solid South has Made Solid Union :"
"Puck Was Not Fool"
Albany to Washington in 2:19.s
The line Of march was from Oak street TO
Second street, from Second to Elm, west to
j K. Mitchell's residence, then counter
marched to Wood street east to public school
building, south to Elm street, south on Sec
ond street 10 the Waseca house, counter
marched on Second TO north end, counter
marched to North street to Sixth street, south
to Lake avenue, thence west TO Grant house,
where speeches were delivered by COL T.
O'Leary, of Avoca, Hon. Peter McGovern.
l.. Brownell, Esq, and VIM. Smith, Esq,
who were enthusiastically cheered.
Along the entire march the business
houses aud residences were brilliantly illumi-
mated. The Sheridan house was brilliant
with lights in every window, and flags and
Chinese lanterns on the outside. The Wa.
SEGA house was neatly decorated and illumi-
mated, as was also the Clayton house
The store building Of c. McKenna attracted
attention by Its fancy roosters Growing over
219, The store buildings of Jerome Madden,
M. d. Keeiy, William Meagher and Gus
Schildkencbt were decorated. noticeable
feature was that Of large flag with 219
flying, stretched from the office of T. Bohen,
Esq, to building across the street owned
by Il. G. Priest, one of the Cleveland electors
of New York. DR.. Hunt had his office
decorated and ablaze with light. He showed
the cabalistic figures, 219, in his window
The residences Of Messrs. Thomas Bohen,
c. f. Leslie, L. Blownell, DR.. Hunt, Jas
Murphy, d. Mclaughlin, jerome Madden,
p. Scion, d. E. Priest, ]. Gotzan, Thomas
Madden and many Others were nicely
illuminated. The large procession and i'm
mense throng of people was wonder to
behold.