St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-06

WcTc tOG iuOIc sudu ouOu4u w III LILO
building tonight. There are thousands
of Democrats who will join with Repub-
licans in turning out to pay honor to so
noted a man rs Gov. Mckinley, and to
hear him excuse himself for impOs ing
the too great burdens upon the Amer
bean people, so that it was gr0undless
fear of the Republicans that large
crowd would not turn out.
1t is the intention to have the Repub-
licans form into clubs and march to the
Auditorium from points named in vari.
Gus parts of the city. Torches and uni
forms are provided as an inducement to
the boys to make a display on the
streets.
The marshal and his assistants and
the order of the procession are as fol-
lows:
Chief Marshall. L. Mahan.
Assistant Marshals-Gen. w. B. Bend,
Gen. NJ. ID. Flower. Gen. G. s. Bunker,
Col. A. X. Kiefer. F. b. Doran. Al
bert Schetfer, Bernard Kuhl, Soren
Llstoe.
Reception Committee In Carriages.
Carriage Conveying Gov. Mckinley an d
ex'Gov. w. r. Merriam.
First Division.
Col. J. c. Shandrew. Assistant Chief
Marshal, in Command.
Aides, Lieut.. e.. A. Van Duzee. Lieut..
K. l.. Wipne.
First Regiment Band.
Eighth Ward Club.
Seventh Ward Club.
The first division to assemble on
Robert street. the right of the line rest
ing on Central avenue.
Second Division.
Col. A. E. Chantier, Assistant Marshal,
in Command.
Aides, Capt. w. Fl. Hart, Capt. c. 81.
McGill.
State University Band.
State University Students.
Sixth Ward Club.
The second division to assemble on
East Summit aveEue, the right of the
line resting on Robert street.
Third Division.
Capt. Ed s. Bean, Assistant Chief Mar
shall, in Command.
Aides, Capt. B. F. Rising. Lieut.. NJ. l..
Merritt.
Second Ward Band.
First Ward Club.
Secoud Ward Club.
The third division to assemble on
| Cedar street. the right of the line rest
ing OIL Sum INIT avenue.
Fourth Division.
Capt. j. J. McCardy, Assistant Chief
Marshal, III Command.
Aides, T. L. Fauntleroy, Lane K. Stone.
Fife and Drum Corps.
Third Ward.
Fourth Ward.
| Ninth Ward.
Tenth and Eleventh Wards.
Gladstone.
| The fourth division to assemble on
Minnesota street, the right OF the line
to rest on Summit auenue.
The line OF march will be west on
Central avenue to Cedar street, to Au-
rora avenue, 10 Park, to Sherburne, III
Cedar. to Eighth street. and Themes to
the Auditorium.
Usllers Named.
Col. E. Ii. Milhaln, chief usher at the
auditorium, has named the following as
his assistants, and will provide them
before the band concert begins;
w. B. Bre wster. L. F. NJ. Clark. G. A.
Prudhomne, c. II. Brunson. Roy Toll
man, George krOeger, Louis Sutmar. f.
Z. Dufresne, Bert Johnson, h. l..
Donnelly, F. L. Baker, Henry Neff, II.
F. Smith, Richard Farr, S. j. Plea. ..
Nj. Metcalf. Eben Cakes. c. Tilton, A .
K. BiXby, Thomas Gaskell, A. E.
Marck, Lou Sullivan, Ed Green, Herman
Brandhorst, r. V. Pratt, Jay Douglass,
A. K. Zahm. George f. Woolsey. j. q.
Thaing. A. c. Johnson. j. G. Adams,
Walter Book, S. S. Scott. F. G. Nelson.
j. n. Mounts. George w. Harding, Ira
Oehles, Arthur c. Wedge, F. H. Whee-
lock, Louis Tubesing, r. j. Marvin,
Ralph Dowse. Frank Matson, NJ. Nor
man, Charles b. Mosuurg, NJ. ID. Pettis,
f. u. Parker. E. E. Rein, ID. W. Bevers,
| S. Z. Porter, Oscar SandeiI.
In less than six years the nineteenth
century will close. No food product
developed in the 100 years is so good as
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