St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-20
THE CELEBRATION.
Further Facts Connected With the
Grand JOllificatiOn of Sat
urday Night.
The Line Of March Upon Which the Com
mittee on Parade Decided Upon
Yesterday


collecting fund with which to de.ray the
expenses Of the coming celebration of the
glorious Democratic victory, Is meeting
with unwonted SUCCESS. The fund is now
in excess OF 81, 600 and it is hoped that by
SATURDAY it viii be swelled O-three times that
amount. At all events tie demonstration
win be on a much grander scale than has
every similar demon stratiOu before been con-
Quoted. The entire city VIII be Illuminated
uutil the very business viii reject the res
plendent light.
TIE PARADE.
The committee on parade composed of
Gen. Rosser, Capt. Ames, Maj. Reeve. Capt.
Gilmore aud P B. Winston, met at the West
hotel yesterday aud laid out the following
line of march:
The head Of the column viii rest on Wash
ington aud Hennepin avenues. Tue differ
ent divisions will be formed under the di-
reetion OF the marshals, on the streets and
avenues in this vicinity. Tae line of march
viii then be on Hennspin to Fourteenth
street, then counter march to Washington,
thence south on Washington 10 Filth avenue
south, thence on Filth avenue to Seventh
street. thence on Seventh to Nicollet avenue,
thence on Nicollet 10 Bridge square
ORDERS FOR FORMING.
Gen. Rosser, the ehief marshal, yesterday
issued the following orders Tor forming the
procession:
The FIRST division, with B. F. Nelson as
marshal, viii consist Of the First and Second
wards and the AnOka delegation, and will
form on Hennepin avenue, north side, right
resting on Washington.
L 7 II
shal, will consist Of the Third ward and will
form on the east side OF Washington avenue
with right resting on Hennepin
The third division, with Lawrence Tuscany
marshal viii consist of tue Fourth ward, will
form on west side of Washington avenue,
right resting on Hennepin.
The fourth division, {. NJ. Foote marshal.
consisting of the Fifth ward, will form on
the east side Of Washington avenue, right
restirik 90 Nicollet.
The fifth division, Matt Walsh marshal.
will consist of the Sixth ward and will form
on the west side Of Washington avenue,
right resting on Nicollet.
The sixth division, with tine president of
the Seventh Ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club, marshal, will consist of the Seventh
and Eighth wards and will form on Second
avenue southeast Of Washington, right rest
All visiting delegations viii report, on ar
rival TO the chief marshal at Headquarters on
Bridge square for assignment in line Mar
shals of divisions win each appoint four aids.
Marshals and aids will report at gentIemen's
pariOr Of West hotel on Thursday evening at
1880 O'Clock, escorted by platoon of police,
the Democratic county committee, bearing
torches will head the procession
THE MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Yesterday the committee appointed for the
purpose, waited upon his honor, the mayor,
and the following proclamation is the result:
MAYORS OFFICE, MrNNEAPoLIs Nov. 10.
1SS4.-The Hennepin county Democratic
cummittee and others associated with them
having decided To ittingly celebrate the cleo
ton of Grover Cleveland and Thomas y.
Hendricks to the high offices of president and
vice president of the United States and hav-
ing asked permission TO fire salutes and dis
play fireworks on Saturday. Nov. %. 1884,
said permission is hereby granted, together
with all privileges proper to be granted on
sdch occasions. Said salutes will be fred on
the bank of the Mississippi river or such
other place as the committee may select
notice thereof 10 be given the chief of police,
and said fireworks may be displayed on or
adjoining any public street or avenue in said
city.
The chief of police win detail suitable
number of patrolmen, with proper
officers, TO act as an escort and
aid the management in carving
out its programme. Before the election
Cows. Cleveland and Hendricks were the
candidates of great political party; they are
now the president elect and vice president
elect Of our entire country, and as such de-
serve to be honored. 1t is to be hoped,
therefore, that ell who can consistently do So
viii aid in making the celebration one wor-
thy of our city and of the great party, which
after so many signal defeats, has attained so
signal e triumph.
GEO. A. PMLsBURY, Mayor.
Another joint session of the various com
mittees will be held on Friday night at the
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