Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16
THE BIG PARADE,


Which the Democracy VIII Iodulge In Next
Saturday General Political News.
At meeting of the Democratic County
Executive Committee, held last evening,
the chief details for the big Democratic
parade which is to come off next Saturday
evening, were perfected, and in day or
two all the minutia for the demonstration
will have received the attention of the gen.
tlemen having the matter in charge.
Weather permitting, the parade will be
one of the largest, if not the very largest,
ever seen in Wheeling, and as it will be
the first affair of the sort during the pres
emit campaign, the crowd upon the streets
will be immense, aud will comprise all the
able bodied population of the surrounding
tows.
A general invitation has been issued to
all the Democratic organizations in Ohio
county to take part in the parade, and like
invitations have been forwarded to the
Democratic clubs of Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport, Bellaire and Bsnwood to help
swell the column. The Young Mems
Democratic Club will have the right Of
the line BY reason of its heing q perma-
nent Institution, and probably the Kenna
Club will follow Immediately behind them.
The column will be made up of four di-
visions, as follows:
First Division-All clubs north OF the
creek.
Second Division-All clubs south Of the
creek.
Third Division-All visiting marching
clubs.
Fourth Division-All mounted men.
The several divisions will form as fol-
lows: First, on Twelfth street, east of
Chapline, right resting on Chapline; Sec
cond, ON Fourteenth, east Of Chapline,
right resting on Chapline; Third, on Fiji
teen street, east of Chapline, right resting
on Chapline; Fourth, on Chapline, right
resting on Sixteenth. The line of march
will be: Down Chapline to Sixteenth, to
Wood, to Eighteenth, to Eoff, to Sixteenth,
to Market, to Twentieth, to Chapline, to
Twenty seventh, to Main, to Twentieth,
to Market, 10 Seventh, to Main, to
Twelfth, to Sixteenth, to place Of meeting,
and disbaud. Three thousand torches
have been ordered and will
here on the Andes on her
mp trip, and fireworks will he provided in
abundance. 1t is the request of those in
charge of the demonstration, that the Sec
retaries or other officers of the various
clubs of this county, send to headquarters,
room three, Reilly block, Monday evening,
an accurate requisition of the number of
torches and amount of oil they will sever
ally require.
The chief marshal of the parade will be
Col. A. A. Franzheim, with Major j. @.
Anderson in command of the first division,
Frank Loiz in command OF the second,
Col. Robert White in command of the
third, and J. NJ. McCalloch in command
of the fourth, with Mr.. DENNY, of Tria.
delphia, and Casper Wiedmao, of Liberty,
as aids
Last evening was the date OF the big
demonstration by the Republicans OF
Belmont county, over at Martins Ferry,
when addresses we're to be delivered by
Judge Cochran and Hon. Lorenzo Dsnford.
Preparations had been made upon large
scale by the Martins Ferry Republicans,
and delegations were expected up from
Bridgeport and Bellaire, rs well as from
this city, but the bad weather knocked the
arrangements ont, and the meeting WAS
declared eff. The rain is TO be regretted
on all sides, and especially in this city, as
the Plumed Knights were TO have made
their first appearance in their new uni-
forms. The members of the organizl
had determined that their first parade
should be one we'll calculated to attract at
tention, and there was good deal Of kick
ing at the shower which made postpone
ment inevitable.
The Knights held meeting last Emit
'.I5g.
Hon. Wood Daily, the eloquent, will
address the Democrats OF this city next
Wednesday evening at the Capitol rink.
The capacity OF the building will be &C.
verely tested.
The Triadelphia district Democratic
Club il called to meet at the Elm Grove
Town Hall tomorrow evening at halt past
seven o'clock. Every Democrat OF the dts
trict should be present, as business oil the
utmost Importance is to be brought before
the meeting.
The Democratic Judicial Convention is
called for Wheeling, Monday, September
"a, at Young Mems Democratic Club
Room. Two Judges are to be nominated.
The Democrats of Richland District will
meet at Glen's Run school house on Mon
day evening to make arrangements TO at
tend the torchlight procession o, next Sat-
urdsy evening.
Rev. Sam Small will delivf speech in
the interest Of the Prohibitia party at the
Alhambra Rink, Monday evening, at 8
o'clock, and the public il brdialiy invited
to attend. On Tuesday the Rev. Small
will speak on the SAM subject at the
Court House, Moundsyle, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon and ut $50 o'clock In the
evening No doubt tn meeting will be
largely attended. A. telegram was ne
ceived yesterday blythe committee IRON
Rev. Small dated Atlanta, Ga, annouse-
ing that he win be Iere on the 5:l0 p. p.
train Monday.
Badly Hurt by q Kick.
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