Evening journal., 1894-11-03
TO- NIGHTS BIG PARADE
Fully 1000 Voters Expected
to Participate.
WILL oBIBBRATF RAIN Oh SHINE


Every Enort VIII BE Made to Aocommo-
date the Crowds at the Opera House.
Football Players Go Away to Meet
strong EieveDs-Other Events Of In
terest.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Nov One Of the
biggest political demonstrations since
that after the Cleveland victory in 1884
will take place in this city tonight 1t
will be the parade and monster mass
meeting under the auspices OF the New
Castle Hundred Democratic Association,
the organization which has done 50 such
effective work all through this campaign
It Is expected that nearly 1000 voters Of
New Castle viii participate, and should
the weather become at all favorable
every Democratic residence in the city
will be illuminated Enough fire works
have been laid ia 20 make the town one
mammoth red glare from to s o'clock
tonight.
The fun will begin when the reception
COMMITTEES leaves the Red Mems Hall,
with the City Cornet Band, for the outer
railroad station Here the parade will
be formed. 1T win be composed as
follows.
Chief Marahal--Major George W.
Eckles
Assistant Marshals-Lieutenan James
E Booth and Lieutenant Edmund
Rogers.
New Castle Hundred Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee, John L. Campbell,
chairman
Speakers, invited guests and visiting
candidates
City Cornet Band. twenty-five pieces
w II. Eberle. bandmaster.
Visiting Wilmington and New Castle
county Democrats.
Republicans who will vote for Tunnel,
Boyd and Carmichael
New Castle Hundred Democratic Club
Farmer Democrats Of New Castle hun
dred, mounted
The route of parade will be. In South
to Union, TO Delaware to Front. to
Harmony, 10 Market, to Chestnut, to
Orange. TO Harmony, to Union, to Del
aware, to Court House, countermarch to
Opera Houe.
At the Opera House the speaking will
begin at o'clock. The orators will
be Hon, James T. Graham, of MARYLAND
Hon. II. T Mitchell Of Pennsylvania
Peter L Cooper Jr., Willard salisbury,
Jr, T. Bayard Helse, Lewis O..
Vandegrift
Should an overflow meeting be necessary
this will be held at the Red Mons bat
and ten-minute addresses will be made
by the same speakers It is thought,
however, that every body can be accom-
modsted in the Opera House
Football Players Away From Home
The @ A G. first eleven will go to
Wilmington TO play Warren at Unior
Street Park. Tie New Castle men az
not hope for victory but will struggle &
hold down the strong Wilmington team
score.
Receiving Bids for Dredging Bulhhead
Report comes from Philadelphia that
Mayor Raymond. of the United StAtei
Engineer's office Is receiving bids foi
dredging in the channel through Bulk.
head Bar. for strengthening the pile anS
stone dixie at thst place and for dredging
the Rancocas river The dixie was exam
ined recently, and It was found tina
the stone inside had sunk some tw,
feet This defect will be remedied by
stone buttreas at the up-riyer side Of tn
dixie. estmsted at s. 600 cubic yards Thi
will also protect the dixie from the foes
For the dredging Of the Rancocas rive
$3 600 Is available, aud it will be ex
pended for extending the channel 90 foe
wide and o feet deep, from one mil
above Centreton, where the last opera
tions ceased, towards Mount Holly.
Refused to Leave Their Leighblng Vesse
The steamer Dessoug, passing her
yesterday from Savannah, reported tha
on Wednesday the steamer James Wood
hall was sighted under sail. Her engine
were broken down and beyond repair
the seas were running high, and thei
was danger ahead from almost ever
quarter Captain Doughty. who con
mands the Dessoug. offered to take Il
crew all of and bring them to philade
phia, but every man refused to leave b
post, and the Dessoug proceeded withol
them. She is owned at Tsppshannos
and hsd evidently been blown of shor
and broke down while attempting to 7
gain land.
Incidents OF the Day.
The tug Ice King passed up yesterd'