The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
THETWOPARTIESON PARADE
An Arrangement Made by the Chief Mar
shals as to Movement of Their Lines.
Several Minutes Start Have Been Allowed the
Republicans and at Possible Points of Meet
ing the Courtesies Are to Be- Observed.

promis es to bring 10 line the best representa-
ton possible Of the many clubs and orgsuiza-
tons in the county that have aided in the act
i've work OF the campaign. The interest in the
event 10 general. and reaches q large pumber
who have not appeared in former parades.
From present indications the procession will DO
more imposing than usual. as in some wards a
rivalry exists as to the number Of men each
viii turn ont There has been no change IN the
general order published yesterday, and the line
OF march will remain as then given.
Az the Democrats will also have a parade on
the same evening, the following agreement was
made by the Republican and Democratic chief
marshals:
1t is hereby agreed between the undersigned. re:
spectively the chief marshais Of the Republican and
Democratic professions of Saturday evening, Nov. 8,
as follows: That the Republican procession shall move
at $50 p. NJ from the corner of Washington and
Alabama streets, moving west TO Pennsylvania. north
TO Ohio. west to Meridian, north 70 North, counter.
march on Meridian to Circle. passing around the CIR,
Gle by the east and south sides to West Market, and
thence west to illinois, where the parade will be dis
missed Republican clubs assembling north of Wash.
ington and west of Illinois, will march to their post
ton in column By way of Indiana avenue and Ohio
street. Republican clubs assembling south of Wash.
ington street and west of Illinois. will march TO their
places in column BY way OF Maryland street. Repub-
Ecan clubs assembling east OF Illinois and south OF
Wsshing.On will reach their places IN column ey way
lican clubs assembling north OF Washington and east
of Illinois will reach their places in column by way OF
Alabama and Market streets.
That the Democratic procession shall move at 7:45
from the corner of South and Illinois street,
thence north to Washington, thence 10 West,
counter.march on Washington to Noble, thence
ceuntermareh on Washington to Pennsylvania.
thence north TO Market, thence east to Tomlinson
Hall, where they will disband. Democratic clubs
sssmbling north Of Washington and west of Illinois,
will march to their places n column by way of Ten
nessee and South streets: Democratic clubs as as
tembling north of Washington and east OF Hi
nois, will march to their places in column
by way of New York and Tennessee. Demo
cratic clubs assembling south of Washington
and east of Illinois. viii march to their places in
column by way Of East and South streets, and by
Alabama south Of South street. Democratic clubs
ssembling west Of Illinois and south of Washington,
will march to their places in column by way of Ten
nessee and Merrill streets. Democratic veteran
regiment will march from the courthouse west on
Washington to Meridian. and south on Meridian to
South street. Clubs first reaching the point OF inter.
section OF two streets shall have right of way without
without h.lting and without delay. This last para
graph shall apply to all clubs on their return after
parade to places of dismissal of clubs.
Chief Marshal Republican Procession.
IRWIN ROBBINS,
Chief Marshal Democratic Procession.
The following staff appointments have been
made for the Republican parade:
First Division-w:. d. Wiles commanding. Chief
of staff, J. Z. Haskell. Aids: Z. 9. Atkins, II. II.
Lee, Prot {. c. Xoerner; A;P: Hendrickson. Dr.J.
w. P. Henley. S. g. Carey. George Fessler. John
Moore, II. Coughlin. @. w. Forsmsn. Jacob For, j.
p; Pars'r i j. = 4, c :; Cutting e T,k w: A; Pat wr;cS; H. IcSr
L. Evans. From Pike Township-John w. Kelley,
Dr.. Carson, Jasper \. Gui0n. Z. NJ; HollingswOrsh,I 4.
ship-Jobn Stranger. OIner Boardmsu. Charles Cul.
bertson. Martin Dawson, Henry Maxam, b. +. Os-
born. Lincoln Smith. From North Indianapolis
Second SSi'i bi Ef II. wish.rd commanding.
Chief Of STAT. Capt; joseph +: Forbes. Aids; Charles
III SrhUTpCo % Il Katahar ErapE Riahrpnpd Har-
vey Brown, Charles whithoft. John w: Smith. David
l. Whittier. Dr. s. E. carp. Joseph Becker, Louis
Cleland, Gen; John Ccburn, John Eggcr, J; $, COf-
man, John Marshall, William Mohs, Gust Rosburg.
Michael c. Staley, A. o. Despo, J. S. Cruise, Thomas
Brock. John Lanyer'isk Geo T; AndSrs9n. David
Adams, Dr.. 4. J. Morris, Walter +. Cox, Harry VIII.
cox { Fred Msr1' W N AAusAinSsugh' R !; shisl, John
III. Brewer. Thomas Gentle. George Yoke, Thomas
Schooley. John McGaughsy. David Pearson. rank
Bigger, Joseph B. Healing. Rev. h. Y. Hunter, Ed.
ward b. Crosley. Benz. D.. Bsgby, Joseph Earnsnaw,
Nas e. s ses ? rl naRisi ~ Ehs %ssdoa. A 5oSg L Preston. Da,
George w. Seibert, Fred Kline, Frank Sipp: Simon
SiPP; Or; o. ?. Pet.iiohn. William Long, William
Kerr, George Catterson, Charles s Clark, fred A.
Lander. Ed ). Morris, Richard L~anesdale. John Gray.
sernan, Joseph Ernst. John Gislsr, Charles Hasley.
A. II. Frank. Chester Bradford. Michael Mo-onsy, Ed
Harmon. Vincent Coffin. A. D.. Shaw, John Hicks,
cyf hOH1 NJ@H
Third Division-John r.. Rankin, commanding.
Chief OF staff. John L. Mcfarland. Aids; Q. L. Di-
vine. o. N. Wilmington, J. J. Twinane, II. McPeek,
A. Duthis. VIM. Morse. G. +. Childers, Archie Lock.
wood. Samuel Hamilton, VIM. Petrie, E. q. Crawford,
sr- w. A. j. Ross, Ed Fulmer, Orville Albro, 1T.
Williams, Thos. Sherry, John Reinchild. Andrew
Barry, VIM. Cook, II. A. Pryor, John Lanferseick. L.
p. Mccormick. Chas. Lanier, Frank Wesley, John
Hauslanger,. P.J. Frcaney, Harry. Hubbard, Frank
Deringer, John Nethery. II. ID. Mcdonald, VIM. Rat
clife. Robert Coyle, Chas. Perry. Geo. Il. Anderson,
John Stout, Robert Croft, August Rahke. VIM. Udell,
VIM. Wilson, John I. Craig. James Goodlett. W. II.
Holland. w. A. Conner, Geo. w. Crouch, I. J. Carter.
j. i. Hicks. w. p. Cook, Henry Miller, NJ. j. Ma
roney. Joseph McCliman. Il. q. Crawford, jr., J. G.
Webb. VIM. Neil. Arthur Rhoades, w. n. Hney. @. A.
Rodney. j. Lester Gabriel, A. Rsphel, w. Summer
field.
Fourth Division-Charles j. Many commanding.
Chief of staff. Will O. David. Aids: w. II. Short. DIR.
Ans Morris. John Biegler. j. n. Scott, Ad Herein,
Charles Il. Schmidt, Phin Jordan. Thomas +. Quill.
Ed Reuter-. Clarence Foster, Ed Dickinson, Charles
Bieler, NJ. NJ. Reynolds, DR.. II. L. Armstrong, Ed
Steinhaur. James Moore. Hugh Gondy, Wesley VII.
son, Vim. Stieglemeyer, John Flemming.
The Democratic meeting at Tomlinson Hall
will be addressed bv Senator Voorhees, and Gov
euor Gray, but thore will be no Republican
mass meeting.
TO III RID OF FLIES.