The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-05
ARE READY FOR A BIG TIME
Labor Organizations Have Everything
Arranged for To-Day's Celebration.
Last Meeting of the Committee Yesterday
Formet on Of the Parade and Line of
Narch-Athletic Contests.

The Labor-day committee met yesterday
morning and completed all arrangements
for the celebration at Armstrong; Park.
The stone-cutters and stone-masons set
tied their troubles. and Will both partIci-
pate in the street demonstration. Some
trouble was developed by the musicians,
who objected to playing with . nOn-union
theatrical band. This was referred to the
committee, and o meeting of the Mu-
sicians' Union called at night at Masonic
Hall. 1t was rumored that the brick-iay-
ers and plasterers would withdraw be-
cause not assigned to as favorable q place
as they desired. but the committee was not
called upon to act upon trouble of this sort.
All now seems in readiness for the cele-
bration, and only good weather is needed
to make it q success. The procession will
march at Q o'clock. beginning at the corner
of Tennessee and Washington streets. The
line OF march will be as follows: East on
Washington street to New jersey, north on
New jersey street to Ohio street. west on
Ohio street to Meridian street, north on
Meridian street to st. Clair street; counter
march on Meridian street south to Ohio
street. west on Ohio street to Illinois street,
south on Illinois street TO Union Station.
and dismiss.
The parade will be In command of John
Kiley, grand marshal. The procession Will
be arranged in the following order:
First Dtrision.
John Kiley, Grand Marshal.
Harry Morris, Chief of Stall
Harry Roberts, Chairman Parade Committee.
Aids: w. +. Baker, Stephen Kessler, Mark A.
Bresnan, George Taylor. 3 9srsxcr3
Progress Band.
Casper Ruschie, Marshal.
Tinners' Union.
Plumbers. Gas and steanfitters Union.
Stone Cutters.
Marble and Granite Cutters.
Stone Masons.
Union Carpenters Drum Corps.
Carpenters District Council.
Carpenters Union, No. 60.
Carpenters Union, No. 600.
Carpenters Union, No. 81.
Carpenters Union, No. 695.
Carpenters Union, No. 800.
Carpenters Union. No. zoe.
Carpenters Union, No. l57.
Carpenters Union, No. 446.
First division will form on North Mississippi
street, right resting on Washington street.
Second Dirision.
James II. Deery, Marshal. 3
Mayer & Deery's Band.
Painters Union, No. Al.
Paper-hangers' Union. No. 107.
Typographical Union, No. /.
German Typographical Union, No. IA.
Pressmen's Union, No. IL.
Press-feeders' Union.
Book-binders' Union.
Bakers Union, No. 1S.
Clerks and statesmen.
Tallors' Union, No. 157.
L~aundry-workers in carriages.
Sewing Girls, in carriages.
Speakers, in carriages.
Order OF Railway Conductors.
Brotherhood Of Engineers.
Brotherhood OF tiremen.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
German 6@ngerbund.
BARRIERS Union.
Musicians Union.
Tight Barrel Coopers.
Slack Barrel Coopers.
Brick-layers.
Plasterers.
Brotherhood Band.
Hod-carriers.
Will form on South Mississippi street, right rest
ing on Washington.
Third Diris,on.
j. Newhouse, Marshal.
Band.
Brotherhood of strect-car Conductors. Motor
men and Drivers.
Furniture Workers, No. SO.
Furniture Workers, No. Is.
Machine Wood Workers, No. &c.
Wood Turner's. No. 10.
Upholsrerers.
Carriage-makers
! Hardwood inishers.
Wheelmaxers.
Heading Workers.
Brewers Union.
Beer-drivers' Union.
Electrical Workers.
Band.
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Hair-spinners.
Harness Workers.
Eorseshoers.
FreighI-handlers.
Will form on South Tennessee street, right rest
ing on Washington.
Fou rth Dirisfon.
Thos. \ ailson, Marshal.
Schanpers Band.
Mach.nists' Union.
Machine Helpers.
Boiler-makers.
B~oiler-hakers' Helpers.
Ir0n-molders' Union, no. b6.
Iron-moiders' Union, No. IL.
Iron-molders' Helpers.
Premier Lodge, No. ls. A. A.. OF /. and 8. w.
Saw-makers.
Blacksmiths.
Blacksmiths' Helpers.
Broth srhood or Machine molders. No. IL.
Pattern-makers.
Metal Polishers aud Buffers.
Bicycle Workers.
Architectural Iron Workers.
Brass Workers.
switchmen's Mutual Aid Association.
Pork Packers.
Will form on North Tennessee street, right rest
ing on Washington.
f,tfh Dirisioa.
Phil Hoffbauer, Marshal.
Band.
Teamsters' and ehoyelers' Union.