The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-29
A Federal Office Holder Talking About
Indiana Democrats Wading In Blood.
An Eloquent Irish Orator to Speak at Masonic
Hall TO-Night-Phases Of Betting that
Indicate Republican Success-NOtes.

The final parade OF the local Republicans, to
be held Saturday night, promises to be the NEST
hotable demonstration Of the kind held in In
disnspolis for many years. 1t is expected that
every Republican voter in Marion county viii be
In line. The march will cot be as long as on
formss occasions. and there will, therefore. be
no excuse for men remaining out. because they
eannos walk q mile or two. 1t is not the inten-
ton Of the managers to make any great pyro-
technic display, but there will be varions feat
ures to make the parade imposing. Maj. James
r. Ross was appointed chief marshal for the
evening. but, as he will have to be out Of the
city on business on that date Col. n. r.
Ruckle will have charge Of the procession.
The following is the order pertaining to the
details of the procession:
GENERAL ORDER No. l.
Republican COUNTY CENTRALLY
COMMITTEES ROOMS,
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. q, 1881
". r, Ruckle. having been selected as chief marshal
Of the grand Republican rally on Saturday nightnext
announces the following appointments OF chiefs OF
divisions:
wishard; third division, John r.. Rankin; fourth divi-
sion. Chas. ). Many cavalry division, Ben A. Rich-
ardson.
The chiefs of divisions viii select and announce their
respective stats.
The stsff of the chief marshal viii be as follows:
Chief, II. B. Smith: aids, James X. Ross, S.H. Sherer,
&c Whitsit. K. !. Mcbride. Ed Dean. Geo Her1iort,
Thos. T. Ryan, W. f. Lander, Captain O,Brien, P.J,
Keleher. John Mitchell. Fred Hartman. Chas. Ziegler.
@. Adams. W. H. Smith. r. r. Shiel. Thomas Hibben.
j. II. Oliver, Chris McGregor, J. h. sharpe, George
Seibert, Ed Pullen. John II. Pohlie, Josh Zimmerman.
II. 8. New. W. f. Frank. r. s. Foster, q. w. john
ston, Dan Ransjel. NJ. 6. McLain. Geo. Z. McGinnis,
H Mckay. Joseph Humphreys, John Bucxner, Chas.
LaDier. Henry .Sweetland, DIR. s. A Ebert. Jesse
HfnUUnI IR ~
Staff officers win wear as a designations Ia ribbon on
the Left breast. the colors to be as follows: Chief
marshals staff, red, white and blue; first division,
red; second division. white; third division, blue; fourth
division, red and white; cavalry division, yellow. The
flags of chiefs Of division viii be of colors as desig-
The first division. ". y. wiles commanding, will
form on North AlabarnA street, right resting on
Washington, and extending n~orthwardly. 1t viii be
First Regiment veteranss C lored Veteran Battalion,
ARTILLERY, Columbia, Commercial Travellers Republic
Eleventh. Twelfth. Thirteenth and Fourteenth Ward
clubs, and the First precinct Center, Washington and
Pike township clubs.
will form on south Alabama street, right resting on
Washington and extending southwardly. 1t will be
Railroad and Porter Flambesu clubs, Harrison
Zouaves. IAN and Seventeenth. Eight
seath. Nineteenth. Twentieth, Twenty-frst. Twenty
second and Twerty-tnird ward clubs, and Perry,
FRANKLIN and Center township (southsast] clubs.
TIE third division. John r. Rankin, commanding,
viii form on N2ryidnO street, rlgnJ resting on
Alabama and extending westwardly. 1t viii be CON-
posed as follows:
Porter ~Columbians, Chandler, Thirteenth Ward,
Ssw-nakers' clubs, and Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Six
teenth, Twentythird, Twenty-fourth Twenty-ffth
and Twenty fifth Ward Colored Club. and Haughville,
Car-works. Car-works Colored. Nordyke 81 Mermon
and Jenny Electric clubs Carr Cadets, Wayne
and Decatur Township clubs.
Fourth divisian. Charles j. Many. commander, will
form on East Market street, right resting on Alabama
and extending eastwsrdly. 1t will be composed as
follows:
WanamakerC Club, and First, Second, Sixth. Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth and Tonth ward clubs, and Warren,
Lawrence and Center township clubs.
The cavalry division, Ben a. Richardson command
ing, will form on Ohio street, right resting on Ala
bans street. and viii be composed Of all the mounted
organizations.
All unassigned organizations and trade displays
will report to Harry b. Smith. chief of staff, for as
sigrment 70 divisions.
The procession will form at 7:15 p. NJ. and the
head OF the column will move at $50 p. NJ. sharp.
North Side organizations not in line when the move
ment begins will report to the commandant Of the
fourth division and viii follow IN its rear.
All Soutnside organizations not in line when their
respective divisions march will report to commandant
of third division, and follow in its rear.
The route will be west on Washington to Pennsyl.
vania, north on Pennsylvsnia to Ohio, west en- Ohio
20 Meridian. north on Meridien to North street. and
countermsrch to Circle. passing around Circle to east
and south to West Market street, thence west to
Illinois, where the column viii be dismissed.
y. K. RUcKLE, Chief Marshal.
3. B. SMITH, Chief of Staff.