St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-24
WILL Be A MONSTER.
Tonight'S Great Demonstra-
tion by the Democratic
Legions.
Every Indication Points to
the Greatest Event of the
Campaign.
Never Was One Meeting Ad-
dressed by Such a Galaxy
of Talent.
The Parade to Eclipse Any
thing st. Paul Has Ever
Known.
Tonight is the time.

Tonight is the time.
Then will be held the great Demo
cratic rally of the year.
Thirty thousand people are expected
to participate in the demonstration, and
all parties, colors and sexes are in
viteG.
The monster demonstration at Min
neapolis on Saturday evening showed
what the triumphant Democracy can
do, and it is the intention to have the
affair of tonight even eclipse that.
With indoor meetings at Market hall
and Lifts opera house. and the monster
outdoor gathering in Rice park, there
will be opportunity for thousands to get
Within sound of the voices of the speak
ers. AT whichever of the three places
you may elect to attend, you will be
enabled to hear all of the noted speak
ers who Will participate. as they will
speak in turn at each. These speakers
will be:
Daniel W. Lawler, of st. Paul;
William q. Ewing, of Chicago;
Henry George, of New York;
John T. White, of Chicago;
Thomas D. Shearman, of New York:
Cyrus Wellington, of st. Paul;
G. A. Gallagher, of Minneapolis;
G. d. O'Brien, of st. Paul;
j. n. Castle, of Saltwater, and
Judge Wilson, Of Winona.
This is an array of oratoricaI talent
seldom gathered for any one meeting;
but the chief attraction will lie in the
fact that the occasion will afford the
opportunity TO tender a welcome home
to Dan Lawler, who will be the next
governor of Minnesota. Enthusiasm
has run rampant wherever he has
spoken, and it is expected that none
will compare to the scenes when he
presents himself to st. Paul audi
ence. The separate programmes have
been already printed. but. for the infor-
nation of the throngs, are here given
III condensed form for reference;
Order OF Soaking.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Sp. M. reception to Dan W. LaWler, j. n.
Castle and local candidates.
Sis p. m:. w. G. Ewing to 9 o'clock.
p. m., IhOmaS u. Sherman.
10 p. H., Henry George to l0:30.
10:3O p. m, c. D. O'Brien.
MARKET HALL
p. m. Hon. Henry George.
9p. M, reception to Dan W. Lawler, j. N
Castle and local candidates.
9:15 p. m, W. G. Ewing.
10 p. M, Thomas G. Sherman.
1O:3U p M, Cy Wellington.
RICE PARK
$50, John z. White, of Chicago.
$780, Cy Wellington.
10. Chris Gallagher.
1880, reception to Dan W. Lpwler, ]. N.
Castle and local candidates.
At the Grand opera house seats for
ladies will be reserved until o'clock,
after which hour they will be turned
over to all comers. 1t is expected that
the crowds will be very large and that
thousands will come in from the sur
rounding country. Minneapolis will
handsomely reciprocrate the work of
Saturday and will send'2,000 uniformed
men to swell the parade.
The Grand Parade.
The meeting will be preceded by the
first general parade of the Democratic
sisted by legion from Minneapolis
and clubs from all of the small towns
surrounding st. Paul. The following
order from Marshal Hawthorne will
make clear the position of each club,
its place OF rendezvous and the line of
march:
The Seventh Ward club will form on Cedar
street, between Second and Third streets, the
right resting on Third and the left on second.
The Eighth Ward clubs will form on the
south side of East Third street, the right
resting on Cedar street and the left on Waba-
Sha street.
The Second ward clubs and the Minneap-
DlIC he (nfl frlNf
resting on Third street and the left on Fifth
street.
The Sixth ward clubs will form on the east
side of Wabasha and Bridge square, the right
resting on East Third street and the left on
the Wabasha bridge.
The Fourth ward clubs will form on the
north side OF Bridge square and West Third
street. the right resting on Wabasha street,
and the left on st Peter street.
The First ward clubs will form on the west
side of Wabasha street, the right resting on
Bridge square and Third street. and the left
resting on Fourth street.
The Third ward clubs will form on the
south side of Bridge square, the right resting
on Wabasha and the left ON st. Peter
The Ninth ward clubs will form on st.
Peter street, the right resting on West Third
street, and the left on West Fourth street.
The Fifth ward clubs will form on the
south side Of West Third street. the right
resting on St Peter and Third streets and
the left on Market street
Order of March.
Mounted platoon of police
Chief Marshal W. r. Hawthorne and As
sistant Marshals William Rodger and John
r. erode.
Seventh Ward Marching club, headed by
band of music and commanded by Mounted
Aid Capt. John Clark.
Carriages with speakers.
Eighthsward clubs commanded by Mounted
Aid Capt. MetZdorf.
Second ward clubs and Minneapolis clubs
commanded by Mounted Aid Capt. Matt
ESan.
Sixth Ward Marching club, headed by
band of music and commanded by Mounted
Aid Capt. Phillips, and the Sixth Ward Flat
club, commanded by Mounted Aid Capt.
Poupeny.
Fourth ward clubs and the Seven Corners
club, commanded by Mounted Aid Capt. Cas-
serly.
First ward clubs and North st. Paul club
headed by band of music and commanded
by Mounted Aid Malmstrom.
Third ward club, commanded by Mounted
Aid Capt. Darragh.
Ninth ward clubs. commanded by Mounted
Aid Capt O'Connor.
Fifth ward club.
The line of march will be On Third
street from Bridge square to Sibley
street, on Sibley to Seventh street, on
Seventh to st. Peter. on St. Peter to
Fifth and on Fifth to Rice park.
White at North ST. Paul.
Hon. John z. White, of Chicago, one
of the greatest orators from the ranks
of labor. who speaks at tonight's meet