St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
SAINT PAUL.
roMoRRow's Rig PARADE.
Order of formation and Stations
Of DivisicnS

Everything points TO a tremendous
outpouring OF the hosts of organized la
Dor to participate in the annual LaLor
day parade tomorrow. Arrangements
have been perfected to the smallest de-
tail, and each organization is on its met
tie 10 make a credltable showing. The
various divisions will take station as
noted, and the parade will move in the
following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon of Mounted Police.
kleist's Band.
Chief Marshal NJ. L. Murray.
Aides, }. c. Stuhlman and j. III.
CrOwnoyer.
Trades and Labor Assembly.
st. Paul Firpmen's Protective Union.
SECOND DIVISION.
First Regiment Band.
Typographical Union No. 80.
Marshal. Harry Franklin.
PresSmen'S Union No. IA.
Marshal, T. You'd.
Press Feeders Union No. 8.
Marshal. E. Morgan.
StereotyperS' Union No.16.
B0okbinders' Union No. 1.
Marshal, =. Artn.
Mailers' Union No. 6.
German typographical Union No. 10.
THIRD DIVISION.
PankUpf's Band.
BrlcklayerS' Union, Marshals, William
Brown and Henry Manke.
Iron MOulders, Marshal. F. a. Schaller.
Knights of Labor. All Divisions.
Painters and Decorators.
Paperhangers.
Electrical Workers.
Machinery MOulders, Marshal, j. O'Con-
nor.
Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers,
Marshal N. Weingartt.
Swltchmen's Union No. l21.
Switchmen's Union No. 81.
Switchtenders' Union, Marshal, C. E.
Hare.
Hack and Cab Drivers.
Street Railway Employees, Marshal, S.
NJ. Massey.
Steam Filters and Helpers, Marshal
Frank Eiia.
BlacksmithS, Marshal e. l.. Tillauist
Cigarmakers. Marshal j. f. krieeer.
Waters Union. Marshal. X. A. Rainey.
StOnemasonS.
Laundry Workers, Marshal B. G.
Emory.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Bakers Union, Marshal, John Reichel.
L IdolGIciS CtllUI, oildI, UdtilSS NC
Bean
Brewery Workers.
MachimstS, Marshal, w. ii. Dressed.
Plumbers and Gasfitters, Marshal, r.
Stark.
Boot and Shoe Workers, Marshal, ]. J.
Beh.
Tailors' Union.
Sionecutters.
Engineers All divisions).
Retail Clerks. Marshal, A. NJ. Wilson.
Horseshoers.
BoilermakerS.
FurrIers.
Machinery WOodw0rkers, Marshal, F.
w. Nordquist.
Carpenters. Marshal, E. Nj. Stephenson.
Railway Carmen.
Journeymen BARRIERS. Marshal, l.. Ii.
Wiehe.
Harneesmakers.
treet Force.
The first division Will form on Ex-
change street, between Cedar and Wa
baSha streets. right resting to WabaSha
street.
The second division will form OH
Cedar street, north OF Exchange, righ.
resting on Exchange street.
The third division will fern on Tenth
street, east of Cedar, right resting on
Cedar street.
The fourth division will form on
Ninth street, east of Cedar, right resting
OH Cedar street.
Nine O'Clock sharp is the hour set for
the parade to move. Line of march will
be published Monday.
The Retail Clerks association hopes
to have good representation III the
Labor day parade. All the merchants
have agreed to let off most of their
clerks, and in some instances will close
their stores during the parade, so that
the boys will have 10 excuse for not
turning out. The clerks will meet at
Labor hall at 8 a. H., and will wear
black derby hats and carry canes.
The line of march Will be- on Ex-
change street to Ninth. thence to Fort,
thence to Third, themes TO Broadway,
thence to Sixth. thence to Cedar and
disband. Grand Marshal Murray has
decided that the first division Will
march up Broadway four abreast: the
second division will proceed up ROSabel
and form four abreast also: third dIvis-
ion, WacOuta street, ana also form four
abreast: fourth division will do likewise
OH Sibiey street. This is done in order
that when the parade will pass the re-
viewing stand, which Is tile Ryan hotel,
all will be four abreast.
A splendid musical programme will
be rendered in the pavilion Immediately
after Erwin's address. 1t will be par
ticipated i'll by J. Donald Baife, Mrs. j.
E. Clancy ana Mrs. Z. j. Clancy. Oscar
Lienau, May Griffiths and Kleist's or
chestra. This will be followed by pro-
gramme of sports. as follows:
Boat race, 2O0 yards and return-First
| prize, gold medal, donated by james Ii.
| Burns: second prize, box Of cigars.
Swimming, nifty yards-A handsome
| scarf pin.
Putting the shot-First prize, gold
| medal: second prize, silver medal.
| These are to be known as the "Whlt-
comb medals" and only become the
| property OF the persons winning them
| two years, Or twice for the same event,
| donated by DR.. E. II. WhitcOmb.
Boys foot race. under fourteen, 10C
| yards; girls foot race, 90 yards; wheel
barrow race, rs yards; ladies' egg and
| spoon race, 70 yards; suitable prizes
| Will be awarded.
| Tug of war between teams of eight
| from different unlons-Une box of CT
| CARS.
Races to begin at 80 .. m.
| The Proper Plan.
| The Golden Rule in It's card tC
| working UeODlo strikes a nOnular chord