St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-01
A SPONTANEOUS TURNOUT.
To-Niqht's Democratic Demonstration to
be the Greatest of the Campaign
A MONSTER PROCESSION.
Congressman Rice, Gov. Wilson and
Mayer Winston to Deliver Addresses
----Varieas Announcements.

To-nightS Democratic demonstration
will doubtless be the greatest event of
the campaign. The meeting at the Peo-
pies theater was only announced last
Sunday, and no strained effort has been
made to marshal the Democratic forces
in parade. The simple announce
ment that torches would be sup
piled to those desiring to march
and that the various clubs had been in
vited to join in the procession, has oc-
casioned such response that, without
doubt tonight, more than double the
number of torches ever carried in q
parade will be in line.
The demonstration will be spOntane-
Gus almost in its nature, and Indicative
of the enthusiasm and confidence in
victory that is entertained.
The main meeting will be held at the
Peoples theater. Congressman Edmund
Rice, in whose honor it has been ar
ranged, will make his first public APP
pearance in Minneapolis during the
campaign. Hon. E. NJ. Wilson
will be present, as well as
p. b. Winston, Mayor Ames, and
w. p. Murray, of st. Paul, each OF
whom will make addresses. Miss Eva
Mcdonald, the young lady whose can
didacy for school board director.haS at
tracted so much attention. has also been
invited to speak. Arrangements for
overflow meetings have also been made.
THE PROCESSION.
The following officers for the parade
have been appointed:
Chief Marshal-Captain o. c. Merriman.
Assistant Marshalls-Maj. r. r. Hender-
son. \. II. orth, Scion Armstrong, Hon. ?.
NJ Babcock, j. r. Corrigan, Geo. Palmer,
Jas. Il Miller, col. c. Nice. Reeve. '''
Ward Marshals-C. A. Hanscom. II. W.
Young II. Westphal, DR.. Orion, A. j. Rosan-
der. Peter Anderson, Charles l. Loomis. c.
A. Smith, A. W. Paris, John II. Welsh. Henry
Oswald, l.. Fredrickson, John James, a. s.
Keyes.
The line of march will be down Washing
tonic Second avenue south: to Third street;
to Nicollet: to Sixth street: TO Hennepin: to
Tenth street. where the column will counter
march. coming down Hennepin to Washing
ton. and then escolting the speakers TO the
Peoples theater.
The formation Of the parade will be
as follows:
First and Second wards Oh east side of
Second avenue north, right resting on Wash
ington.
Third ward on north side of Washington,
right resting on Second avenue north
Fourth ward on east side of Second avenue
north, between Washington and Third right
resting on Washington.
Fifth ward, on west side of Second avenue
north, right resting OH Washington.
Sixth ward on south side of Second street
north, right resting on Second avenue north.
Seventh ward. on north side of second
street north, right resting on Second avenue
north.
Eighth ward, on west side of Second ave-
nue. north, between Washington and Third
street right resting on Washington.
Ninth ward, on south side of Washington.
right resting OH Second avenue north.
Tenth ward in rear of Third ward.
Eleventh ward on south side of Third
street north, right resting on Second avenue
north.
Twelfth and Thirteenth wards on north
side of Third street north, right resting Oh
Second avenue north.
All clubs are requested to be at the places
designated above at 7;45 p. m. sparp