Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-31
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
ALL COMPLETED
FOR THE EVENT.
A Grand Industrial Display-Ele-
phauts and Ostriches to be in
Line-Stray Notes.

For the past two weeks the Republican
local organizations have been busily en-
gagged in making preparations for the grand
Republican rally that is TO take place in
this city this afternoon and evening. 1t
has been thoroughly advertised, and thou
sands of people will be present from the
surrounding and interior towns.
The committees have attended to all the
minor details and everything is in shape
for the evening parade.
The line will move promptly at 7:30.
Line of march will be up II street to Six
tenth, to X, down X to Second, Second to
], up to Tenth, and countermarch on J
street. 1t is expected that all Marshals
and Aids will be in their respective posi-
tons at O'Clock sharp.
AN ORDER FOR THE PARADE.
The following parade order has been
issued
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN COUNTY CLUB,
| SACRAMENTO, october q, 1855
| The county divisions of this club on arrival in
| this city, Wednesday, the 31st, will proceed at
once to the headquarters of the club the old
| Pavilion, Sixth and NJ streets, where they can
leave their uniforms, torches, transparencies,
| ETC.
All divisions of the club will form at the Pa
vilion at p. NJ. sharp, on the 31st, and take
| their positions in line
The commander of each club or delegation
| will report to the Aid appointed to take charge
| of the same his readiness to move. Promptness
| in forming, and taking the proper place in line,
| is imperative.
Aids will report at the Pavilion promptly at 7
P. NJ, mounted and furnished with blue sash
| They will see that their divisions are promptly
formed and in proper position, and then report
Aids will take charge of divisions as follows :
| Aid d. \. Lindley, Folsom and Calf clubs;
Aid William Dwinelle, Brighton Club: Aid F.
A. Daroux, Perkins Club; Aid W. w. King, Elk
| Grove Club; Aid g. c. Freeman, Army and Navy
! League and Drum Corps Aid NJ. S. Hasey, Vet
eran Club Aid Edward Lynn, First Time Club
| Aid c. J. Burnham, Hoosier Club and Drum
| Corps; Aid Major ". l. Wallace, Glee Club; Aid
| Captain NJ J. Dillman, Colored Republican and
independent Republican Clubs; AID f. A. De
| Pue, Harrison and Morton Brigade; Aid W. E.
| Osborn, Fire Brigade and Hussar Band; Aid B.
h. Preston, Four and Four and Half Precinct
| Clubs,
| Urging all divisions Of the club to turn out in
full ranks, and to form promptly in line, we feel
| assured that our club parade will eclipse all
former efforts. Respectfully yours,
c. 5. HoUoHToN, Marshal,
Z. B. CARROLL, Chief Aid
Ofdivisions composed of clubs and delegations
of Sacramento City and county.
LOCATION OF HEADQUARTERS.
The following headquarters have been
| provided for visiting delegations YoIo
| county delegations, 306 street; Placer
county delegations, 307 J street; Solano and
San Francisco delegations, 331 street; Te-
hama and Colusa delegations, 1915 Eighth
street; San Joaquin county delegations,
lower floor Pioneer Hail; Butte and Yuba
delegations, 707 street; Ell Dorado county
delegations, Sol | street; Ladies Club of
Chico, Golden Eagle Hotel; Reuter- Station
Club, 1905 Fourth street; Folsom. Gait, Elk
| Grove, Brighton, CORTLAND and other Sac
ramento county clubs and delegations, in
Guiding local clubs, Old Pavilion, Sixth
and NJ streets.
All citizens and visiting Republicans not
attached to uniformed clubs will receive
torches and form line on street, south
side of Plaza, right resting on Ninth, ex-
tending east. 1t is hoped that all good
Republicans, who are not members of
clubs, will form in this line and make it
the largest marching column in the parade
CLUB RENDEZVOUS.
The commercial travellers are requested
to meet at the Office of James n. Porter,
Fourth street, between and X, at $50 P. NJ.
to-day. Uniform, dark suit, black silk hat,
strap, grip and cane.
The Army and Navy Republican League
will meet at their headquarters, Turner
Hall, at o'clock. Every old soldier and
| all sons of veterans are invited to partici-
| pate with them.
| The Harrison and Morton Fire Brigade
will meet at the Old Pavilion in full uni
form at Z P. NJ.
The members OF the Harrison Veterans
will meet at Pioneer Hall at o'clock.
| The Resolutes will meet at the Old Pavil-
| ion, Sixth and N streets, in full uniform at
| JPN.
| Tic uooe;or rI,,k iii u.Ll
Fourth street, between X and L, at P NJ
RECEIVING THE VISITORS.
| The Reception Committee, designated by
an appropriate badge, will meet all the
visiting clubs at the depot and escort them
10 their various headquarters. The head
| quarters Will be in charge of janitor, who
will take care of wraps and other property
which may be left in his care. These clubs
will assemble at $50 and be escorted by
mounted aids to their positions in line.
THE MUSIC COMMITTEE.
The Music Committee will entertain
visiting bands as follows: Gridley Band
at State House Chico, Western Hotel ;
Marysyille, International Hotel Stockton
at Berkey & Barret's; Dixon, st the Miss
issippi Kitchen; Wheatland, Central
| House; Woodland, Leith q Mats All
other band, as soon as reported, will be as
signed to different hotels.
THE ELEPHANTS ARE COMING.
Stockton is wide awake. as the following
letter shows:
| HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN, Co. Com,
| SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY.
| STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. % 1885
| c. L. White Esq, Chairman County Committee
| DEAR SIR: Our two Harrison aud Morton ele-
| plants and our Democratic jackass Cleveland
will arrive at 3 A. NJ, Wednesday morning, on
the freight. The excursion train will be too
| heavy to take their car. Provide stable near
the depot withplenty of hay, so they can fall in
] with our delegation on the excursion train. A
man will come on the $50 o'clock train with the
| cartoons, etc., to trim them up in good shape.
| Yours etc., II. w. WEAVER.
GRADY's BIRD.
The Redding delegation will bring with
them large ostrich from the Shasta
county ostrich farm, which will march in
the procession, labelled Grady's Bird
THE YOUNG LADIES ARE COMING.
Chico, the City of Roses, will be well
represented. Besides the uniformed male
clubs. the Young Ladies Republican Club
of that town will be here sixty strong,
This, no doubt. is the handsomest club in
the State, and they will receive an ovation
all along the line.
THE CHICO GIRLS.
| Inc rlTSl Artillery DanU, which VISITED
| Red Bluff some days since and divided the
| honors of the evening with the Young
Ladies' Club of Chico, will tender the
young ladies reception on their arrival at
the depot to-day and act as escort to the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
DIXON is ALL RIGHT.
| The following telegram was received:
DIXON (Cal). October sOth.
| Haj0r Hubbard, Sacramento: We will be there
| on the first train with band and e club acting
as an escort to Swift and McKenna.
GEORGE FRAHN.
EXCURSION TRAINS.
Six special trains have been arranged for
| and these in connection with the regular
| trains will bear thousands of people to this
| city. Large delegations arrived yesterday
| afternoon and last night.
A special from Grass Valley, Colfax. Au-
| burn and way points will leave Colfax al
$3.50 in the morning and will be due here at
1890.
From Woodland and Williams the spec
ial excursion will leave Williams at $50, to
reach here at 1899
A special from Chico and Msrysville will
| leave the former place at 1:30 and will reach
| thus city at $50 P a.
A Woodland special will leave there
| about o'clock snd arrive here about an
hoar later.
| The Folsom excursion will leave there