Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-07
A BUNKER HILL DAY.
How American Mechanics Will Gel
ebrate the Day in Cleveland,
THOUSANDS WILL GO ON THE TRIP.
Governor Campbell May Review the Big
Parade Of Patriots.
PUBLIC MELTING IN THE EVENING

Only another week remains until the ses-
sion of the National Council of the Jr. o.
U. A. N. at. Cleveland. The local arrange
ments were all completed for the excursion
at meeting held last night The indica-
tions are that it will be one of the
largest and most important demonstrations
in which this order has participated in past
years. A report was received last night
from Division Passenger Agent Moody, of
the Pennsylvania lines, who is arranging
railroad rules and will have charge of the
excursion, that the time had been fixed for
all the trains. At 8 o'clock, city time, on
Monday morning, June 15, the uniformed
rank Of the order, numbering about 400 men
in command ofCaptain William NJ. Awl;
;and accompanied by their own band, will
leave on a special train. AT 1855 the same
day special train of ten coaches, includ-
ing parlor cars and bearing the national
officers and representatives, will leave the
city.
Special Trains tor Excursionists.
Monday evening at 9 o'clock special
Pullman excursion train will convey Vine
Cliff Council and its friends. This council
will be accompanied by the Major E. A.
Montooth Band Another special train will
leave at midnight. Monday, bearing ALLIE
gheny, Pride Of the West, and Twin City
councils.
The Transportation Committee reported
that special arrangements had been made
for the benefit of those who desire
to go but who can only afford to
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entertainment in Music Hall Tuesday
night. A special train will leave the city
Tuesday morning at 7:30, arriving in Cleve-
land at 11:30 The same train will leave
Cleveland at midnight, reaching Pittsburg
early Wednesday morning. These arrange
ments are considered to be about as COM
plete as they could well be made before
hand, but if the trains that have now been
secured are not adequate to carry the people
who 60, additional ones will be put on to
suit the convenience of the excursionists.
1t is expected that Western Pennsylvania
will turn out at least 5000 Juniors; Ohio
will send 1000; Illinois, Texas, Wis
consin, Missouri and Massachusetts will
be represented by from 900 to !, 800 mem
bers. The parade will take place ON Tues
day at p. NJ. AS the route will be, short
one, it is urged by the committee that every
Junior who goes to Cleveland turns out in
line.
To Be Reviewed by Old Rivals.
Information has been received unoficially
that Governor Campbell and Ex-Governor
Foraker will review the parade, and it is
also said these gentlemen may attend the
meeting at Music Hall at night. At this
meeting, W. A. Gordon, State Treasurer of
Ohio, will deliver the address of well
come. Other addresses will be delivered
by Rev. j. n. Fields, Rev. F.
A. Wright and j. c. Post. Miss
Lillian Burkhart will appear in several of
her reci.ations, written especially for the
Junior order. Mrs. H. HI. Bair, wife of
Braddock's national representation, is on
the programme for vocal solos. The Cleve-
land Gray's Band will furnish the instru-
mental music for the. occasion, which will
be complimentary affair.
The National Council will convene Tues
day morning, and will be in session until
Thursday. In the meantime, while the Nal,
tional Council is attending to business, the
excursionists will see the sights