The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-25
BIG REPUBLICAN, RALLY.
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENT FOR TO-NIGHTs DEMONSTRATIONS.


 Exercises at the Theater.
 The republican rally at the Hyperion tonight will be one of the finest politi- cal demonstrations ever held in this city. The doors of the theater will be thrown open to the public at 7:3O o'clock. All the republican nominees for state offices will be present, and several will be accompanied by their wives. who will occupy seats in the boxes. The stage will be decorated with flags, bunting and the portraits of republican heroes. while everywhere will be palms, potted plants and cut flowers, all together forming a beauti- full and inspiring scene.
 At the theater the band will render the following selections: March, Flag, Reeves; overture, medley, Tuscome; polka, Cuckoo, Parlor; selection, Don- nybrook, Hoffman; fantasia. Farewell. Blanche; caprice, Filtration, Bennett; galop, Park Point, Brooks.
 The famous Tippecanoe Glee club of Bridgeport will render the following choruses: Flag of Our Heroes" "The Democratic Plan," "The New Smile," and "Ninety-Six" The club Is compos- ed of twenty-five carefully selected voices. This will prove in itself a de- cided treat.
 Prior to the exercises at the Hyperion a short street parade will be made, the parade forming at the Young Mems Republican club. The start will be made promptly at 7:30 o'clock and will end at the theater at o'clock. Ex- Councilman Henry s. Peck will be the grand marshal of the parade. Colonel Henry R. Loomis will be marshal of the Young Mems Republican club forces, Henry B. Marsh of the Ninth ward club, Joseph P. Levigne of the French Canadian club. Alderman w. E. Morgan of the Mckinley club, and Messrs Lombardi and Verdi of the two Italian clubs.
 The line of march will be one blaze of red fire and other pyrotechnics. Three carriages have been secured for the speakers, who will be met at the New Haven house and conveyed to the place of formation of the parade. Immediately upon their arrival the or der to forward march" will be given and the procession will proceed over the route as announced in yesterdays Courier"
 Ex-Governor Henry B. Harrison will nreside at the grand republican rally at the Hyperion tonight. The rally will be gin promptly at 8 o'clock. The vice pres idents and secretaries for the meetings as announced are as follows:
 Vice presidents-Prof. Francis Way land, Prof. William K. Townsend, J. D. Dewell, Henry T. Blake, Wilbur F. Day, George D. Watrous, Judge J. P. Studley, T, Attwater Barnes, Judge l.. M. Hub bell, Cashier John A. Richardson, ex- Lieutenant Governor Samuel B. Merwin, Ell Whitney, Albert Triton, Thomas R. Trowbridge, w. A. Spaulding, ex-Mayor Henry F. Peck, ex-Judge Rufus S. Pick ~ett, c. S. Mersick, J. T. Manson, Luther B. Jerome Herbert Barnes, H. B. Bart lett, J. T. Benham, F. H. Benton, ex- Alderman F. c. Bushnell, B. P. Beecher, James Bishop, Henry K. Beach, Frank Belden, Friend B. Brooks, Ellis P. Baker, F. w. Bartlett, Assessor c. A. Baldwin, William M. Parsons, George M. Baldwin, Prof. G. E. Beers, Prof. w. F. Chandler, Frank Brazos. Charles R. Coan, George O. Cruttenden, D. c. Cool idge, ex-Alderman John M. Champion, F. A. Curtis, c. E. Curtis, Judge J. c. Cable, F. A. Corbin, R. M. Comstock, Lieutenant Edwin M. Clark, Fire Com missioner David H. Clark, o. A. Dor man, c. B. Damn, G. B. Dudley, R. B. DeBussey, E. c. Dow, J. Willis Downs, Sidney ii. Dawson, ex-Judge L. P. Dem-. ing, J. S. Fowler, W. H. Ely, Ezra D. Fogg, James H. Foy, General G. H. Ford, Major w. A. Lincoln, B. H. Sper- ry, R. H. Brown, Major James H. Town send, T. T. Welles, Hon. William s. Welles, c. B. Whitccmb, Charles Will son, A. c. Benedict, Hugh J. Reynolds. s. c. Reilly, Oscar P. Ives, Weigand Schlein, Alderman A. D. Sanborn, Louis Ullman, Selectman w. F. Stahl, M. P. Smith, Henry Hopkins, J. J. Walsh, F. M. Ryder, w. G. Pratt, J. A. Hull, G. L. Burton, w. P. Niles, Police Commis- sioner c. s. Toronto, w. H. Preston, Alderman w. B. Morgan, ex-Represen- tative I. A. Kelsey, J. N. Leonard, H. R. Loomis, Captain s. P. Craft, Felix Chillingworth, F. F. Dickerman, B. Dickerman, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, w. B. Fenn, G. R. Bill, J. P. Lavigne, An thony Verdi, Louis Lombardi, C. B. Matthewman, G. A. Maycock, G. w. Pickett,e Even Mcintyre, Isaac New man, Alderman J. c. North, G. E. Net tleton, c. c. Petis, J. N. Peck, S. K, Page, J. N. Pierpont, 'Dr. J. B. stetson, ex-Alderman s. s. Thompson, Bank President Julius Twiss, A. B. Treat, James Totham, H. c. Warren, R. F.. Woodruff, Ell Whitney, jr, R. E. Will Hams, ex-Judge Joseph Sheldon, J. Gibb Smith, Frank Seward, c. B. Prince, c. l.. Ayres, D. w. Blakeslee, Major D. A. B1akeslee, Dr. William Baldwin, Rich- ard Kirke, Leroy Clark, T. A. Carlton, M. E. Chatfeld, E. N. Darlington, A. H. Brown. R. E. Baldwin, A. C. Bushnell, E. A. Beaulah, 0. H. Coe, F. H. Ackley, B. B. Durant, Jacob F. Goodhart, Alder man A. M. Hitler, F. L. Penny, J. T. Wynne, J. D. Dewell, jr., F. & Hamii- ton, c. c. Kimberly, John M Martin, s. Fowler, Superintendent A. s. Ostran- der, E. s. Perry, Major Joel F. Gilbert, John F. Gaffey.H R. Greuner, Abner