St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-05

marched In full regalla, and Sycamore
William III. BObbS carried the Liberty
cap which is at all Fourth of July cele-
brations. The ordinary braves wore
silk hats and black or dark overcOats,
and every one wore the handsome silk
badge described.
The Tammany Legion
was headed by the organizations of the
Second, Sixth, Fourteenth and Twenty
fourth districts, which made the best
records at the last election. Their
music was furnished by $50 musicians,
composing the Thirteenth Regime mt
band. of Brooklyn; Jaeger's band, Con-
ternO's Fourteenth Regiment band and
Crowley's Eighth Regiment band.
The Pennsylvania delegations under
the command OF Col. Levi Maish, pre-
scented an imposing appearance and con-
sisted of the Samuel j. Randall assOcia-
ti0n, the Hancock Veteran legation. the
jefferson, the Jackson, the Crescent
Democratic, the Central Democratic, the
Central, the Concord, the Second Ward
Cleveland, the William McAleer, the
William L. Harrity, the Gallagher and
the West End German clubs, OF Phlla-
delphia. and the Democratic societies or
Lancaster, the Americas club, of Read
ing. the Randall club, of PittSburg, the
central Democratic committee OF Scran-
ton, the Young Mems Democratic So
ciety of Lancaster, the j. w. Frltchey
club, OF Harrisburg, and the Junior Re
chabite legion. of Pennsylvania. The
third and fourth divisions consisted OF
various New Jersey and Maryland
organizations.
The Western Democrats, and there
were thousands of them here today,
demonstrated their political Importance
and gave vent to all the enthusiasm
when the fifth division appeared in
sight. This division, which was COM
posed exclusively of Western political
organizations from the states of Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas,
Ohio. and other states, was under the
command of Col. John p. Hopkins, of
Chicago. On the staff of Marshall Hop
kins were the following prominent
Western Democrats:
Hon. George f. Anderson, Illinois;
Hon. II. w. BrIntOn, illinois; Col. Will
lam Harter, Illinois; w. r. Burnet,
Ohio; L. +. Hoffman. Ohio; Thomas
raggart, Indiana; James s. Meek,
Indiana; Jerome Herff, Indiana,
Theodore b. Buskirk, Indiana;
Charles R. Pollard, Indiana; ID.
F. Allen. Indiana; p. Z. Mccarthy;
Indiana; Samuel Harris, Indiana; 5. b.
SweetzeI, Indiana; w. w. Croninger,
Ohio; William ii. Bracken, Indiana;
William Twohy. Illinois, and James
Condor. Illinois. The Western political
organizations in line under Col. Hop
kins were the Iroquois Democratic Club
of Chicago, Col. Frank q. Bayne, mar
sinai: County Democracy of Chicago,
James Ii. Farrell, marshal; Stevenson
Escort Club of Bloomington, ILL.,, Will
lam Twohy, marshal: Buckworth Club
of Cincinnati, David j. Dalton, marshal;
First Voters Club of Bloomington, ILL.,,
James Condor, marshal; Young Mems
Democratic Club Of Cincinnati, Samuel.
Tilden club, of Cincinnati; Thurman
club, of Columbus. Dudley Filley, mar
shall; jackson club, of Columbus, Capt.
j. j. Kaiser, marshal; Citizens Tally-hO
marshal: Gavel ball club, of Dayton;
Miami club, of Hamilton: Cleveland
club, of indianapolis, ii. j. ArmentrOut,
marshal, and the PottaWatomie club. of
Council Bluffs, 10.
Among the novel and interesting
features of the parade was tally-h0
coach party of prominent Columbus,
o.. citizens. 1t was composed of the
mayor Of the city, Hon. George j. Karb,
Judge Charles Shatfin, Edward Den
mead, Ralph Lazarus, Hon. Samuel
Kinnear, John Calender, Hon. Brice
w. Custer, Sheriff James Ross, Frank
w. Prentiss and L. +. Longstreet. The
party
Had Tally-EEO.
of the latest and most approved pattern,
with horses and trapplngS in keeping,
and the attention and admiration it eX-
cited guaratee its popularity in future
inaugural parades.
The sixth division was under the
command of Gen. Pierce Young, of
Georgia, on whose staff were NJ. j.
ParmOn, of Louisville, KY, and the fol-
lowing prominent Democrats: Col. A.
). MOrgan,J. II. Roger, J. L. w. rellar,
Col. j. B. Speers, Capt. j. f. Smith. IL.
ID. Armstead, w. p. Fletcher, A. b.
Williams, Col. j. w. COrcOran, j. n. b.
King, Capt. Charles rriDlett, Col. w. NJ.
GroYens. Col. w. Y. Foster, Col.
Steve Caragan, Gen: b: 7. Du-
vail, Cant. 5; M. Rutherford,
Col. William NJ. Ponder, Col. j. ). Glib
Col. j. johnson, Col. William j. EcholeS
and Col. Mortimer j. Turner. The va
rIouS political organizations composing
Gen. Young's division were the Waiter
son club, of Louisville, KY, eX-Lieut.
Gov. j. ii. Hindman, marshal; the
Bandana club, of Louisville, KY,
Charles 2. Weaver, marshal; the
Central Democratic Club OF Knoxville,
Tenn. a. q. Payne, marshal; the Van
derblt Benevolent association, Charles
ton, S. c.; the Southern Inter-COllegi-
ate Memorial association, Richmond,
Va; the John w. Daniel Democratic
Club of Portsmouth, Va; the John ).
Barbour Club of Norfolk, Va. John Z.
Stitt, marshal; the Crescent Democratic
Club of New Orleans, and the William
l.. Wilson Tariff Club OF West Virginia.