Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-05

club at D. m. All other republicans who care to participate in the march areinvited to assemble there at the same hour. The club will soon after march to the green. Colonel Henry R. Loomis will be marshal and William A. Schsppa assistant marshal for the club, and the music will be by the band of the Second company Governo1's Foot guard.
 The afternoon at the Hyperion will be devoted to listening to the reports from the clubs of the state. Five minutes will be allowed to present each report.
 In the evening the mass meeting in the Hyperion will be addressed by five speakers.
 President Farnsworth has issued the fol lowing:
 The New Haven Young Mems Republican club cordially invite all voters who believe that the party are Tn opposition to the best interests % of the people of the United States, to meet at the Young Mems Republican club house, No. 2O2 join in the parade. Colonel H. R. Loomis will act as chief marshal of the club and William A. Schappa assistant marshall Music will be fur niShed by the excellent band of the Second com papy, Governors Foot Guards.
 All that is needed to make the affair 8 big success in all respects is plenty of good weather. From the indications and reports received 1t is calculated that there will be from 2,500 to 5000 republicans in the parade.
 New Haven will turn out fully 800 mem bers of the local club. They will be headed by the Governors Foot Guard band and it ia expected that many local republicans who are not members of the club will take places In the line. To follow the Nsw Ha- ven club will bs the republican members >G V.1o r-S1I fully 300, and will have the Second Regi- ment band. The Italian republicans have voted to turn out fully 300 men. Paul Russo will be the marshal. Swedish re- pubiicsns will follow with about 15O in line. Meriden will send down 250 accom- panied by band.
 The Hartford Young Mems club will bring 300 men and with 50 Trinity stu dents, will come down on a special train from Hartford, arriving shortly before 1 o'clock. They will bring with them Colts band. Delegates from Wethersfeld, New Hartford, Windsor Locks d other places in the vicinity will come down on this train also.
 The train from Winsted and Waterbury will bring 300 and band. Derby and Shelton are to have special and band, and this section of the line will number cOV D1luAopOIu WILL nave OVU III llu6 Hltu Wheeler S Wilson's band, Stratford 75 with drum corps, Middletown 200, in cluding the Middletown Republican club and 50 Wesleyan students and band. The Young Mems Republican club of this city will have the right of the line.
 Each division will be headed by mar shsl and will march directly to the green, where they will report to James A. How. arth, who will be the marshal of the day. Every club in the state is to send it's glee club and they, with the local clubs glee club will form the chorus which, under the direction of George 0. Stock, will fur. nish the music from the stage of the Fly pelion in the evening.
 THE HARTFORD M'K1NLEY CLUB. HEADQUARTERS MCKINLEY CLUB,
 HARTFORD, CONN.,: JUNE 4, 1894. General Orders:
 By authority duly conferred, I hereby assume command for the parade on June { of the Mckinley club and associate organi zations of Hartford county.
 The following appointments are hereby announced: Assistant marshsls, S. 0. DotJ and F. w. Weldon. Staff, William H. Watrous, P. MeGovern, Judson H. Root Henry Kohu, F. W. Higgins, W. H. Fay. Tor, l, Wise. Aids, 8. M. Hotchkiss ot Hartford, George ". Ccrbin, New Britain Republican club; A. M: Lane Windsor Republican club; F. O. Rock we'll, West Hartford Republican club D. G. Stoughton, Psrkville Mckinley club A. de Eco, Italian Republican club of Hart ford; s. Lundein, Swedish Republican club; George K Wilcox, East Hartford Republican club; F. F. Johnson, Trinity College Republican club; J. Larnbsrg Sixth Ward Republican club Color bearers, J. Montag and George H. St. John, each of whom will select not more than two color guards.
 By order of CHARLES L. BURDETT,
 Chief Marshal. THE COMMITTEES MEETING LAST NIGHT-THK
 ROUTE OF MARCH-AT THE HYPERION.
 The committee on arrangements of the Slate League of Young Mems Republican clubs met at the New Haven Young Mems Republican club last evening. There were present John A. Porter of Hartford, Fred eriok L. Averill, J. H. Mcdonald, chair man of the New Haven town committee Frederick B Farnsworth, president of the New Haven Young Mems Republican club; Herbert E. Benton, chairman of the state committee; Clarence w. Clark and John F. Gaftey of New Haven, P. B. Sibley of Brooklyn, G. I Allen of Middletowp, J. P. dlynn of Winsted, the secretary of the state; and H. H. Scribner of Bridgeport.
 The list of speakers, the complete pro- gram and all the other final arrangements were completed.
 The parade will form at 1:30 o'clock to morrow afternoon at the north end of the green and the line of march will be to Church street, to Chapel, to koko &~ A.~ T-n Temple, to Chapel to the Hyperion. It is expected that there will be fully 8. 900 re- publicans in line in the parade. should the weather prove propitious. Replies from various republican clubs and from town committees have been received in large numbers, representing at least 2,000 Ie. publicans.
 The exercises will begin at the Hyperion at 2:30 o'clock. They will open with 8 selection by Colts band of Hartford. Tho address of welcome by President Frederick B. Farnsworth, president of the New Ha- ven Young Mems Republican club, will follow. A glee club composed of members of glse clubs from Hartford, Bridgeport and New Haven under tho leadership of George 0. Stock of New Haven. Reports will then bs presented from presidents of clubs and delegates. Short addresses on soEASS VI eAAo Aoy " kA0AAooAn OA eA0 SAuUn will then be made.
 THE EVENING EXERCISES TO MORROW.
 In the evening the exercises will begin at 7:30 o'clock. George E. Hill of Bridge port will speak on Leading Issues for the Fall Campaign" P. D. Oakley of Hartford on ''The Peoples Campaign" J. P. Good hart on the subject, "What Has the Change of Administration Given to the Peoplea" Lewis J. Wells of South Wood stock on "The Republican and Democratic Administrations Contrasted," John H. Light of South Norwalk on the subject, ''How to Direct and Interest in Politics Those who Have Been More or Less InGif- ferent to Their Political Duties"
 Complete arrangements have been made for the entertainment of the visiting dele gates and everything has been done to make the affair great success.
 Hubbard-Douglas Nuptlals. M1DDLETowE, June 4.-Louis de Koysn Hubbard of this city was married to Miss Grace Daphne Douglas at high noon to-day n the Church of the Holy Trinity. Pro- :essor Hart of Trinity college at Hartford