The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17
T0RALLY BY THOUSANDS.
DEMOCRATS OF SAVANNAH Pre-
PARED TO PAINT TIE CITY RED.


Clubs Thsc Wiu Join in the Parade.
Everything is in shape for the demo
cratic jubilee. The executive committee
met last night and went through lot Of
detail work II will meet again to-ngh.
and arrange the final details.
Applications were received Yesterday al
Capt. DiIlon's office for equipments for
nearly 2 500 men, Applications for 1900
more are expected to-day.
Six bands have been engaged, including
the celebrated Fourth Brigade band Of
Charleston, and there will be plenty OF
music.
The Savannah Florida and Western rail-
way has given rate of one fare for the
round trip from all points between Balm
bridge and Savannah for the occasion, and
the Central has given the same rate FOR ali
points between Macon, Augusta and Lyons
and Savannah. Tickets will be & lod to re-
turn until next day. Large crowds are e&-
pected to take advantage Of these rates 10
be present from the surrounding counties.
THE COUNTRY ORGANIZATIONS.
The ConIey Crackers OF Tattnan county
will be in line 100 strong, and the Brier
Patch Democratic Club Of Bryan county
will have . men in line
Everybody on the Savannah and Western
expected to be in Savannah tomorrow
night. The Central will run out a special
train to GuYton leaving the city at IL
O'Clock, railroad time, after the parade to
accommodate the suburban spectators.
The lanterns to be used in the procession
arrived Yesterday. They were ordered from
New York There were sixteen cases red,
white and blue, with a number of clear
glass lanterns with Cleveland and Stevenson
in large red letters on band around the
globes The men carrying these lanterns
will be arranged in very novel order.
First will come twenty men in line carrying
red lanterns, to be followed by the same
number carving white, and they will be
followed by twenty carrying blue, thus
making long solid line Of the national
colors. Each line will be hanked with one
of the Cleveland and Stevenson lights, and
the whole will make very pretty scene.
The lanterns have been stored at Liberty
and West Broad, and will be distributed
Friday evening.
THE FIRST DISTRICT IN LINE.
The First District Democratic Club ex~
pect to have fully 400 men in the procession.
A rousing meeting Of the club was held last
night at Hendy hall, at which preparations
were discussed and the following committee
was appointed, to which was intrusted the
making Of the arrangements for the club:
+. McDermott, p. j. McEueueany, Thomas
Bowden, Frank Butler, Patrick Ryan. The
club will assemble at the hall Tomorrow
night and will march thence to Liberty
street, when the Clippers and Forest City
Gun Club will be met. They will join the
club and will march to where the procession
forms.
The Tom Screven Club mot last night at
the Guards armOry and decided to turn out
With full ranks. Capt. Thomas Screven
will be 10 command, and the club expects to
turn out over 100 men.
The railways are organizing heavily, and
there is considerable rivalry between the
two great systems. The Savannah, Florida
aud Western men have made requisition for
25J torches and the Central railroad men
guarantee to turn out 800 strong.
The Workingmen's Benevolent Associa-
ton will also probably turn out 300 strong
EVERYBODY TO TURN OUT.
The clubs that made requisition yesterday
for supplies are as follows:
Pooler democrats. ...........,. 80
G c. Rocca democrats Observation-Disclosures. 800
Forest City Gun Club ,..,.... 30
Vernon River Rifle Club. ................... 30
Busch ZOuaves. Observation-Disclosures. 40
?. F. Gleason Club. .......... .............. Is
Stevenson democrats. ............. .......... 60
Robertsville Democratic Club. $50
Savannah Brewing Company .........,.... SO
HI Al Club.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
@. o. d. Club in carriages. .................,4 40
1emmany Club .....s,.........,. ...,.......2 200
Henry Green Club. EXPERIMENTATION. ..-. 90
The Forest City club will meet at Presi-
dent Kieffer's on W est Broad street at
O'Clock tomorrow night, whore their sup~
plies will be awaiting them.
The 2. +. Gleason Democratic Club was
organized night before last at Catholic
Library hall. 1t is composed of the mem
bers of the library association and its
friends, Judging from preparations being
made they will whoop up things The
officers of the club are p. F. Gleason, presi-
dent; j. d. Robinson, vice president; J. M.
Thomas, secretary. The club has seventy
five members.
THE GRAND MARsHAL's ORDERS.
Col Rufus E. Lester. grand marshal, pre-
pared the following order last night which
Is announced in to-day's MORNING NEWS:
HEADQUARTERs DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE,
l. The celebration will take place on Friday
night, 18th inst.
9. The organizations participating in the
parade will rendezvous in Che Park extension
at 1880 p. m, and each upon arrival Will report
promptly to the chief marshal, when they will
be assigned places in the line.
3. The movement will commence at o'clock.
4. The following named gentlemen are APP
pointed aids TO the marshal and will report to
him at the monument promptly at o'clock
Col Reilly, chief of staff, Will supply them
with their regalia. Peter Reilly. chief of staff
G. B. Pritchard, John r. Young, A, W. Hsr-
Minis, Andrew Mccormack, P W. Meldrem J
W. Mcintyre, Julian Schley, George p. Walker,
1EatI y. myers I. r. ". Eeli D6uls j. murphy,
Charles D. Russell, H G Ganahl, J. B. With
ers, Ed. NJ. Habersham, D. l. MacIntyre,
Robert J. Wade, j r: Anderson, Fl. NJ. Conner,
g. R. Woods. R f. Burden, Davis Freeman,
John Lyons, F. D. Bloodworth
J. II. Estil, Berne Gordon John Sohwarz.
John Feeley, w. Dafin, c. f. Strobhar, Fred
Habersham, w. I. O'Bren, Ed. w. Karow, R. 6.
Gaillard, John D Gould, George W. owens.
Gen p. McGlashan, o. L. Tlton George G.
Gaillard, J. f. Brooks, Joseph Ferst, y. J.
Cleary, NJ A. Buttimer, A. E. Moynelo, L. Nj.
Ryals, A. Z. Harmon, Henry McAlpin G. H.
Remshart, @. S. Connerat, W. W. Gordon, Jr.,
Thomas Sweeny W. A; Friend X. G.
Thomas, J. r. Sheldon, J. L. walthour,
Thomas Balantyne, S. II. Harris A A.
Aveilhe, X G. Fleming, Luke Carson,
X. W. Grub. Mcintosh county; f. H. Gala
way, Burke county; \. Gordon Cassels. Liberty
county; D. Il. Grower, Bulloch county; H. r.
Daniel, Emanuel county; !. Hartridge Smith
Bryan county; J. D. Grower, Bingham
county; U. ?. Wade, Scriven county; henry
j. McGee. Tattnall county
o. Music will report to the marshal at Z
O'CLOCK. RUFUS T.. LESTER,
Chief Marshal
PETER REILLY. Chief OF staff