Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-20
THE LOCAL DEMOCRACY.
ThEIR pia UELEpsAricN ru.S,uur.

Iho Arrangements Tor tho Grand walk
around In Honor OF the October Vie.
CORRESPONDING meeting Mt Rirkwoou.
All the arrangements have been made
,or inc grand walk around of tho city
,D,emocracy this evening in honor of the
West Virginia victory and tho great re-
duotion in the Ohio figures, and IL prom.
ises TO 90 representative gathering.
Col. Edward MoGovern will DO the
chlef marshal OF the parade. IIo has desi,
mated the following as his aida
First Ward--R. A. Malone, Henry Rah.
Colvin, j. Il. Steinmetz.
Third Ward-Daniel Logan. Ue,rv
Wolf, William 7. Wylie, George Wall
Fourth Ward-Charles Ochs, Frank
Brinkman.
Fifth ward-B. L. Malone, John jeff.
ries.
Sixth ward-Daniel MoEvoy, John
Murphy.
Seventh ward--Gcorge NJ. Berger, Rich
ard Sales.
Eighth Ward-Adam frost, G, Il. Hart.
myor.
Ninth Ward--Joseph Arnold, Daniel
Mcarig, Mr.. krebs.
Aids will report promptly in Centre
Square at u O'Clock, and officers of wards
Will sec that their respective commands
are ready to take oup tho limo of march Mt
s O'Clock promptly.
The several ward clubs will form on
North Queen street, with tho right resting
ON Orange. The uniformed Cleveland and
| Hendricks club of the Seventh ward have
been assigned tho right of tho line. Tho
remaining ward clubs will fall in behind
the.7th ward club according to tho number
| of wards, as follows
| The College club will form on Centre
! Square and take place ia limo next TO tho
| Seventh ward uniformed CLUB.
First ward cub on Centre Square and
West King, right resting on North Queen
street.
Second ward club on Centre Square aud
East King, right resting On North Queen
street,
Third ward ciub on East King street,
| right resting on Second ward club.
| Fourth ward club Ou West King street,
| right resting on First ward club.
Fifth ward club on West Orange, right
resting on North Qaeen street.
Sixth ward club on East Orange, night
resting on North Queen siTcct.
Eighth ward c'uo on Wett King street,
right resting on Fourth ward club.
Ninth ward club on West Orange street.
right resting on Fifth ward club.
When the parade starts tho maGGhals OF
tho several wards VIII SEQ that their
| respective clubs follow in their prousr
places. The clubs will be at their dcsig-
mated places at 1850 o'clock. The parade
will! start at 3 o'clock sharp and proceed
over the following route North Queen
street to Chestnut, TO Duke, to James, ID
Mulberry, to West King, to Dorwart, to
| High, to awberTy, to Vine, to South
Queen. to Middle to East King, TO Centre
Square and dismiss.
| A LARGE MEETING IN KIRKwOOD.
On Saturday evening one of the largest
| night meetings ever seen in the lower end
| OF the county, was held at Kirkwood,
which is the centre of Coleraiu township.
Before dark the crowd began 10 gather
ana by Z o'clock they began pouring in
from all directions. Tho Colerail club
| turned out in force and delegations came
from Little Britain ard other townships.
All carried torches ard tho banners
were covered with appropriate Inscriptions.
Alter short parade the crowd gathered
in front OF Joseph Roop's hotel, whore tho
meeting was organized by the selection Of
tho following officers
Presidept-B. ). Patterson
Vice Presidents-J. q. McSparran, Dru.
| moro J. Wentz, New Providence Robert
Montgomery. Eden DR.. James Clement,
Oxford borough DR.. John Martin, Bart
John ID. Harrar, Salisbury William Mo-
Gamma, Atglen John Harnar, Martio
J. p. Walton, Coohranvile John d. Mil
Ter, Russelville /; Joseph Wingate, Lower
Oxford ii. ii. Hamilton, Salisbury W.
n. Galbraitb, Coerain Robert Hogg,
Colerain.
Secretaries - d. f. Mage, Lttlo
Britain Leandor Hensel, Eden Hugh
Vent, DIumor, Ellis Moore, Bart
Samuel McClenaghau, COlerain.
| The mesting was addressed hy Hon J.
| L. S'pinmpfZ R II fOuyir ppI IL
gomery, esqs., of this city, and I'M.
Walker, esq of Coleraine. The speakers
we're earnest and their speeches were
effective. They held the crowd together
until they had entirely finished, when it
was after II o'clock. The meeting then
broke up with cheers for Cleveland and
hendricks aud every one voted it great
success. Old Coleraine will not be behind
in November. The music for the meeting
was furnished by bands from Quarryyille
and Nottingham.
| NO SPEECHES NOR CHEERS.
A Blaine pole was raised on Saturday
evening in Manor township. 1t was a very
melancholy affair, IS not speech was
made nor cheer given, and it is said that
the party on whose premises it stands did
not want it, but this is hardly probable.
THE PROHIBITIoNIsTs AT WORK.
! The Prohibitionists will hold a number
| OF meetings in this county this week,
thus far tho following dates have beea
arranged
Thursday evening at Bareyilc, with
Rev. Nj. NJ. Frayne and =. s. Goodman az
the speakers. Rev. Frayne, Martin Ls
feyre, and p. S. Goodman will speak at
New Holland on Friday evening. On
Saturday evening at Joseph Ii. Brosius'
creamery, Andrews Bridge, with the
following speakers IS. ID. Hurter, Phmuix.
Vile; Henry s. Hart, Delaware; L. NJ.
Lester, Philadelphia, and p. S. Goodman,
of this city. A st. John pole will be
raised at this meeting. A large attend
ance Of Prohibitionists from the south.
eastern section of the county is looked
| for.