The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-24
MUSIC AND CHEERS
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WILL FILL THE AIR TONIGHT DUR
ISGTHE SOUND MONEY
Ss4. DEMONSTRATION
PLANS FOR EVENT IN SHAPE.
THRTY-FIyE THOUSAND BADGES
DISTRIBUTED, SHOWING HOW
PEOPLE FEEL
LINCOLN WILL REVIEW PARADE
As--~
PLANS FOR EVENT IN SHAPE.
And Afterward Deliver Addresses al
instructions to Participants.

Fifty thousand badges, made of red,
white. and blue ribbon, have been or
dered by the committee in charge of
the sound money demonstration that
is to be held in st. Paul tonight. OF
these more than thirty-five thousand
have been distributed and the demand
for more is incessant. If the pledges
made by the little printed badges are
kept the demonstration tonight will be
the biggest and grandest affair that
was ever seen in this section.
The people as well as the committees
in charge of the arrangements are
working for the success of the night
with fervor and enthusiasm. The
parade will be the largest that st. Paul
has ever seen. That means that not
all of the people who wish to attend
the two meetings will be able to gain
admittance to either the Auditorium or
Market hall. For this reason, and as
many persons are anxious to see Hon.
Robert t. Lincoln, the chief orator of
the event, Mr. Lincoln will review the
parade from the balcony of the Ryan
hotel, which will be decorated and
brilliantly Illuminated.
1t should be remembered that per-
sons who march in the parade will be
admitted to the Auditorium before the
general public. The crowd will be so
great that the general public will
doubtless find seats only at the Market
nall, where the doors will be opened
early and all seats will be free. All
the speakers will be heard at both
meetings.
Robert T. Lincoln, Congressman Nc
Cleary and Hon. W. E. Brown, of ILL
no1s are the advertised speakers.
The parade will be headed bv the
railroad mems division. This division
VIII doubtless be the largest in the
hne. Chief Marshal Koran has issued
an invitation to- every railroad man.
Whether he be member of any orgaui--
eaton or not, to meet at Bridge Square
where they will be provided with
badges, torches and other equipments,
Every railroad man who favors sound
money is urged to join in the railroad
division. a.-4o.' 81. 49,
Ministers Of the city will form in a
separate division at Fifth and Wash
lngton streets. The commercial trav-
elers nave been assigned a rendezvous
at the Windsor hotel, where they will
FORM and join in the parade. This
DIVISION will be well filled, as CONNER
clal travellers from all the great whole
SUE houses Of the city are expected to
JOIN: insurance men will meet at the
headquarters of the Salvage corps on
hopert street, not later than 7:15. Each
lAan is expected to provide his own
lantern. Word was received yesterdav
that the railroads are expecting q
large excursion business from near bv
Owns ana cities. The roads have
maze cheap round-trip rate for the
occasion and the marching clubs and
citizens as well of a dozen neighboring
towns will send in large delegations
Inc saltwater delegation will number
oVO persons and they will bring a hand
ana torches. Probably as MANY mora
VIII come from the same CITY as spec.
tators.
The torch committee ordered 5000
torches and thought they would have
suilclent to supply the demand. Rut
the supply in the city was exhausted
before the demand ceased and still the
cry is for more torches.
MAJ. Hendershott and son. of Chi
cago, will head the Northern Pacific
contingent in the parade. Mai. Hen
oershott is the original drummer bow
OF the Rappahannock, and is welt
Known IN st. Paul, where he has a
large acquaintance
the demonstration will take place ON
the streets when the speaking is going
on. There will be abundance of fire.
works and red fire, and as only a. small
portion of the crowd can gain admit
lance to the halls, most of the music
ana greater portion of the MARCHING.
CLUBS VIII be on the streets. There will
be bands of music at all of the hotels
and marching clubs paradfng to and
ITO SO tnat there will be something tn
see and hear and entertain the crows
that IS disappointed in not securing
seats in the halls.
The hour for the parade to start is
8 o'clock prompt. All the ward dele
eatlons will leave their respective
places OF rendezvous not later than
lib, and the committee on music has
provided each with a band. Marching
men move more quickly after music
me signal for the parade to move will
pc the nflng Of number of bombs
from the vicinity of Rice park. when
Gen. Mason shall give the word.
me rallying places Of the various
ward organizations will be:
First Ward-Payne avenue and Wells street
Bates avenue anu
Third Ward-corner Rosabel and Sixth
Fourth ward-ss5 wabasha street. near
Fifth. near
;, Fifth ward-54o West Seventh street near
Goodhue street. e"i
Sixth Ward-424 South Wabasha street. near
Isabel. 's.ee'' near
Seventh Ward-The Albion, Western and
Selby avenues. anu
Eighth Ward-University and Harrington
avenues. "'iiislon
Ninth Ward-Hall, 767 Jackson street near
Tenth Ward-St. Anthony, Park. Midway car
barns Hamlne town hall. way car
% Elevenths Ward-Woodruff' corner, Merriam
North st. Paul-Electric line depot
White Bear Village-St. Paul e Du1utb d.
pot. 6 p. m. train. VIC
GIadstone-st. Paul G Duluth DEPOT CT, n
m. train. Nepo'' VII p.
New Brighton.
Following is the order of parade.
Mounted Police.
e. c. Bean Chief of STAFF
Gen. Edwin c. Mason Chief Warsh.1
w. Is: summers, Capt. Winnie G. r. smith
G A: Appleby, Charles Corning F. M Hoh.
Barnett Bar W N MAI Hart G e. A p Van Dgzee p D.
w Borr E. S. Chittenden, Capt. G.. s. Bnnk.
eT. aides. =
Seibert's Military Band.
Clergymen
RAILWAY MEMS DIVISION.
John Horan,. Chief Marshal s
employees and officers of the shops. Of
Iiees and trainmen of all railways ntariy :
st. Paul. "'ei lag
FIRST DIVISION.
John Finehout, Chief Marshal
Hbernian Band
W ard organizations of the First ward
Young Mems Sound Money League A II
Wickwire, Marshal
state University Republican Club, j. T.
Gregory, Marshal
SECOND DIVISION.
Albert Scheffer. Chief Marshal.
Marine band.
Second ward. clubs.
Gulterman Bros 100 man
marshall
Manheimer Bros, G. II. Walker marshal
V: Sonanlers a Co., B. SomIners marshal
fieio, schAck & Co.. Jno. II. Field marshal