Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-30
COLD FOR MARCHERs.

Not Much Enthusiasm in the Political
Parades Last Night-RepubIicans I'm Al
Iegheny Democrats Greeted With
Cheers and Red Fire on tho South
side.
Cold weather knocked much of the en-
thusiasm out of the political marchers last
evening. Light and breezy tosgery is not
very pleasant when the mercury is doubled
up and the blood chilled. The Democrats
took possession of the Southside and the
Republicans went to Allegheny.
Growers cohorts formed on Seventh ave-
nue. and marched across the river via Fifth
avenue. The boys were late in arriving,
and many of the people who had turned out
to see them got tired and went home. How
ever, the clubs were we'll received, and great
deal of red fire was burned along Carson
street. In Allegheny the Republican dem
onstration was not as large as the parades
on the Southside and in the East End The
Americus and Tariff clubs were conspicuous
by their absence. It is estimated about
1000 men were in line. Oi
outside towns only Braddock and
Swissvsle were represented. The United
italian Republican Club attracked general
attention. The flags and banners Of the
Eleventh Ward Club were drsped out Of re-
spect to the two members who were killed
in the Wylie avenue accident.
How the Democrats Marched.
The Democratic order of parade was a.
follows:
B. r. McKenna Democratic Association. s. P
Costello EscSs, Ge~nsSsHss ao the cssef sn
81 e. Nisy q chs9 es
ALLEGHENY DIVISION.
M psyISnf ychef ss. Paul smith
Woods Run Escort Club. j. L. Mccarthy Com
manding. 60 men.
8. J. Tlden Democratic Association. d. Downey
Commanding. SO Men.
'''- A. Brophy; Chief of STAT; John Dunn.
z. z. Wainwright Club. Harry Kuntz command
County
mandinx, 100 men.
Six Carriages Containing Members OF the County
Four Horsemen Dressed in Fantastic Costumes.
John ksarns Tenth %ard GSTps GpS John Do.n Com
mander; 100 men.
East End Democratic Association, j. N. Davis
Commanding. 40 men.
Pulaski, Polish Club. Of thirteenth Ward, Captain
Thirteenth ard Cadets. john Sawyer. Command
Great asei WesteTa 6 s1yf; Band.
Randall Club, General P. N. Guthrie, Command
soUTHsIpE DIVISION.
P 1T s Fnd
Lauer With 30 Aids.
John A. snee CAB. James MsVayy Commanding.
Four Carriages con'aiHsS SI5sS Members of the sns'
Formation of the Republican Line.
The formation of the Republican line ap-
pears below: .
Allegheny ReDus:.n S E. e.dss. Ra.d as Escort to the
Chief Marshal. Captain Frank Nor
r..s. Ias gan and diS,I iGS men M Ks,nsdx Al
of STAFF, G: N: tacOck. and
FIRST DIVISION.
Eleventh Ward Republican Club as Escort to Mar
shAl and Staff.
Captain J. A. A. Brown and 100 Men.
Marshal John Spratt, Adjutant.
William McEldowney. Chief Of stah.
Charles Hoffman and 90 aids.
Drum Corps.
C. L. Magee Junior Guards, Captain Sprague and
50 Men.
Drum Corps.
Twenty-nrst Ward Republican Club. Captain
Crawford and so Men.
Brass Band.
Braddock Republican Club. Captain sheehan and
100 men.
Drum Corps.
Braddock Pioneer Republican Club. Captain Riley
and 40 men.
Brass Band.
Fifteenth Ward Republican Club. Captain Samuel
Wainwright and 80 men.
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Twelfth Ward Republican Club, Captain Whit
. linger and 80 Men.
Drum Corps. -.----
Thirteenth Ward Junior Club. Captain John Henks
and As Men.
Fourteenth Ward Republican Club. Captain Ed
ward Parsons and 100 Men.
Drum Corps.
Tariff Cadets.
Captain Harry Fineberg and so men.
Highland Cadets.
Captain Anderson and 40 men.
Brass Band.
United Italian Republican Club.
Captain A. Buffalo and so men
Twenty-second Ward Republican Club.
Captain Loughe and l2o mounted men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Brass Band.
Colonel ". A. Stone Club as escort to marshal and
u,. Captain Sprung i and Ito men: men. .. ,o,,
Nichol, Chief of Staff j. ID. Bailey
and so aids
Brass Band
Woods Run Tariff Club.
Captain John P. Morgan and $50 men.
Brass Band.
Smithvale Republican Club.
Captain Fred Herman and 80 men.
Drum Corps.
Central Republican Club (colored).
Captain Jesse Jones and so men.
Brass Band.
Allegheny General Republican Club.
Captain Tyler and I20 men.