Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-23
The Details Of the Parade
Arranged.
Democratic Clubs Prepared to Gel
ebrate.
An Impressive Parade Arranged Its
Various Divisions-News from
the Several Demo-
cratic Clubs.

Police Platoon.
Grand Marshal, N: A. Covarrubias.
Chief Of staff, l. H. Polk.
AIDS.
r, E. Gibbon, J. Schumacher,
J. W. Griiin, q. Del Vale
Ton Beatty. Nm; NJ cSsdDn, Sair1lo
.J.F j. g FrIcE, s'eA" ". T. Burke,
J. H. Tate, f. G. schumacher,
John ToaI Weber, Ds.s p "; Mitchell nsiv
u. Querre,
Douglas Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal z. Germain and Aids.
East Side Clubs
President, Orators and Invited Guests
Santa Monica,
Norwalk,
aud Newhall citizens.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal Guy Barham and Aids.
Band.
Jackson and Gun Clubs.
Redondo. Wilmington, San Pedro, Duarte,
Tropico and Azusa cttizons
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal Jack Adlof and Aids.
Band.
German American,
French American,
Spanish American,
n1 Monrovia,
and Pasadena citizens.
~ FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal Rafael Dominguex and Aids.
Band.
Horseback Brigade.
Tin Horn Brigade. M fht
First division will form on Main street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, resting west side; lead
facing Sixth street.
Fourth and Ssh resting s west sde
facing Fifth street.
Third division will form on Main street be-
tween Third and Fourth, resting west side; lesd
Fourth division will form on Main street be-
tween Second and Third, resting west side lead
The line Of march will be from Main and
Sixth street up Main to Baker block, counter
march to Spring street and Fifth, West Fifth to
Hazards pavilion. where the exercises will be
Coiors- Grand marshal, red sash; chief of
staff, orange sash; aids to grand marshal, white
low low SASH Black hats sand and feather on the the left
side. Sash pinned over the right shoulder.
All marshals Us and aids report tc r. the grand
N. 4. CovARRuBIAs.
Grand Marshal
TAMMANY ON DECK.
The members of Tammany met in
large numbers last evening and are
ready and anxious for the political fray,
and pledge themselves to faithfully sup
port the nominee of the Democratic
convention at Chicago.
They decided in . very decided man.
ner to endorse the platform adopted at
Chicago, and when the ratification oc-
ours will be in line, faithful to the
finish.
Mr.. NJ. @. Marsh presided and Mr..
Henry Wilson acted as secretary. The
club, after faithful canvass Of its mem.
bers. agreed to respond to q man on the
night Of the ratification, and expect to
turn out fully 200 members.
The feature of this club is that it
comprises the active working element
OF the city in the Democratic party, and
when they work the result is always
known and noticeable. MS
THE LATIN CLEVELAND CLUB.
The members of the Latin Cleveland
Democratic club are called to meet this
evening at 8 p. m. at Bevione hall on
the corner of Upper Main and New
High streets, to make arrangements to
take part in the ratification of
the nomination of the next pres
ident of the United States. This
organization will not be able to turn out
in full force on next Saturday, as it has
but recently been organized, but it is
expected to be formidable oYganiza-
ton before next November, az the lead
ers are taking deep interest in it's Sue
cess, and they mean business. The
membership will be no less than 1000 by
next election. At the head OF this or
ganization are: r. j. Dominguex,
president; J. Castruccio, T. Beeselo, e.
Quarre, A. OrfilA, esq.,, F. Claverri, III,
II. @. Guirado, M Ordoqui, e. Faure,
i. Longo, and Frank Mauricio as vice.
presidents.
coLoRED DEMOCRATS.
The colored Democrats to the number
OF about thirty assembled last evening
at their hall, 219 Requena street, for the
purpose of perfecting arrangements for
the ratification on Saturday night.
Reuben Brown was chairman and James
Smith secretary. The following gentle
men were appointed as q COM
mittee of arrangements: M. @. Houston,
Capt. Sam Huskins, Reuben Brown and
Ed Morton. This club will meet every
night until further notice. The colored
Democrats of this city are doing nobly
and intend to stand by the Democratic
party, whom they consider their best
friends.
HILL CLUB TO MEET.
s The Hill Democratic club OF California
will meet tonight at 80 O'Clock at
room As, Downey block. A full attend
ance is requested.
THE PLATA FINAS.
The Plata Fina club will meet this
evening at 7:30 O'Clock, in Hayden's
hall, on Downey avenue, East Los An
geles, to make final arrangements on
their part for the ratification demon
stration.