The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-10

August Meyer and the color guard Charles Drechsler and Theodore Kautz The rest of the parade was made up as follows:
 Platoon of police, Sergeant McGovern, officers Duis and Grady and Special Kelly.
 Second regiment band. G. II. Southland, leader; twenty men. Springfield SchuetZen verein, H. Buch- oltz captain; thirty-five men.
 Morris Drum corps, J. w. Thompson, drum major; Charles Gerrish. leader; sixteen men.
 New Haven SchuetZen verein. George Stilzle, captain; thirty men.
 Hartford verein. Julius Huebler, cap- tain: twenty men. Meriden, New Britain and Ansonia Schuetzen vereins. Christian Hech- Ter Meriden. captain; thirty five men.
 Carriages, containing Mayor Ives, President Feist and Martin Glas- napp of the Meriden Rifle club and out-of-town guests.
 Military band, T. H. Mcclure, leader; twenty men.
 Delegations from Turner's, Saenger- bund, Sons of Hermann and Cos mopolitan club. Meriden Flute and Drum band, Will liam Gaffey, drum major; Walter Phoenix leader; fifteen men. 'Busses containing visiting ladies, and private carriages. The line of march was up East Main street to town hall, where a counter march was made to West Main street, and thence to Schuetzen park. Mayor Ives and representatives of the Leimsieder club and Harugari soci- ety occupied carriages. Along the line of march and on side streets the busi- ness places conducted by Germans were elaborately decorated with greens and the United States and German flags. In addition to the Military band, music was furnished by the Springfield City band and the Meriden Flute and Drum band.
 At the grove tents were erected for the sole use of the various visiting and local societies, all neatly decorated. During the afternoon the different bands rendered selections and the Leim- sieder club gave a performance on an improvised stage. The shooting did not commence until 1 o'clock and was opened by Mayor Ives making the suit of instructions given him by Coun- cilman A. H. Merriman. After that | hour the marksmen went in for mak- | ing good scores and kept it up until the signal at o'clock this evening. All targets will open at o'clock to- morrow morning and be kept open | until p. m., except the target of honor, | which will close at 4 p. m. sharp. The distribution of prizes on the latter tar get will be at p. m., and all other prizes at the park at the close. The shooting master is John Glasnapp and | the secretary, Frank c. Young. The | marshal this morning was Emil Kroeber. Prizes to the amount of $2oC are offered, divided into thirty. The following marksmen from the | different towns have entered: New Britain-William J. Neidl, Jacob Baumgartner, Berthold Jahn, Frank | Eichel, Fred Bilian, Fred Engel, Pau Vogelsgesang, Louis J. Mueller, Frank | Zimmerman, John J. Zeiner, August | Burkhardt, Charles Leopold, William
 Siering, Herman Doerr, George Hess. Springfield-Oscar BuchholtZ, Herman Buchholtz, Julius Flossdorf, Al. .Schaef. fer, A. c. Sonthal, R. Neidel, G. Baer
 M. Schroeder, E. Lerche, H. Woerner | B. Pauli l.. Stuckert, J. Gabourg, A. Stuckert, B. Winkler, G. Reinkuss, F
 Varin, F. Engelhardt, c. Kehr, z. C. Talbot, A. Mitche, H. Schlag, P. Walch Ansonia-John Schuhmacher, John Boston, Henry E5ner, Emil Loechler John Schaefer, Michael Zelouka, Her man Kaun, Charles Pickhardt, Bernard Schroeder, Richard Heine.
 Hartford-Julius Huebler, A. Graf, M Schoepfer H. Reiche, Albert Ziglatzki | H. M. Pope, F. K. Rand, George Loeffier
 F. Rarke, c. Fischer, Henry Fischer 1 Phil Conrad, E. Goerz, D. Maurer, H
 Yanson, c. Vogel, T. Smith, Y. Steele
 A. Mayer, c. Helfeuecht.
 1 New Haven-George Stelzle, Theo
 Martus, Henry konold, John Hugo, Will.
 liam Spitler, Charles Hahn, Karl Ger.
 ken, Charles Singinhaus, A. Uhl, H
 Eillman, Theo. Sucher, John Lauff
 Louis Uhl, Ernst Gerken, Charles
 Stelzle, Chris Doerschueck, Carl Rosen.
 thai, John Gulow, Henry Buchter, Con
 Hein, P. Bassermann, o. Schmelzle, G Blindenmacher, James Schlegel, William
 Engelhardt, Charles Frommler. Meriden-August Mayer, Chris Hech
 Ter, P. G. Maurer, Charles Drechsler
 Henry Feist, George Leining, Johr
 Glassnapp, Martin Glassnapp, William
 Corvis, Charles Glasnap, F. c. Young
 Theo. Kautz, John Anschuetz, Rober
 Phillipi, Emil Kroeber, Richard Kroe
 Der, Philip Lammerhirt, Paul Drechs
 Ter, F. O. Haase.
 Captain Stelzle of New Haven is tn
 champion badge-winner of the bund
 He had twenty gold decorations on hi
 breast, and his friends say he intends
 to have more medals to display at thu