The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-30
CHANGE IN THE PARADE
MERIDIAN STREET WILL DIVIDE RE-
PUBLICANS AND POPOCRATS.
New Arrangement for the Big sound
Money Demonstration Tomorrow
Night-The Line of March.

icdSHSu ytslciAdy ny tlit NAhCA MAJ vi
the Republican and Popocratic parades to
be given tomorrow night, and a result
there has been another change in the ar
engagements. Col. n. r. Ruckle, chief mar
shall of the Republican demonstration, anG
G. A. Garrard, chief marshal for the Pop
ocrats, yesterday signed the following:
1--WE, n. r. Ruckle, marshal of Repub-
lican parade, and Charles A. Garrard
marshal of Democratic parade, agree that
the formation of parade and line of march
viii be confined to the following districts
of the city: The Republican parade will
occupy North Meridian street and ali
streets east; the Democratic parade all
streets west of Meridian. Both parades to
move at p. m.
The following is the line of march of the
Republican parade:
The procession will form at 7.15 o'clock D.
m. The head of the column will move al
o'clock sharp. The route will be south
cast on Monument place 10 Market, east on
Market TO Pennsylvania, south on Penn
syiyania to Washington, west on Washing
ton to opposite No. 10 East Washington
street. countermarch on south side of
Washington street, east to Noble, and then
countermarch the north side of Wash
ington street to Pennsylvania, north on
Pennsylvania to Ohio, east on Ohio to Del
aware, south on Delaware to Market.
thence east The organizations that do not
so into Tomlinson Hall will leave the line
at the intersection of Alabama and Market.
All wagons will leave the line at the inter-
section of Delaware and Ohio streets.
When the head of the column of the OPP
posite party reaches Monument square the
divisions that have not marched at that
time will move east on Ohio street ana
thence south on Pennsylvania, leaving Mon
ument place clear. Organizations and del
egations not enumerated in the order OF
march will be assigned to divisions upon
reporting to the chief marshal. Fireworks
wagons will be distributed according to the
CT ron of 6ix-iG ba of 6i-
visions. with their chiefs of staff,
quested to meet the chief marshal at Room
$40 Denison House at Ills o'clock this even
ing sharp for instructions.
The following is the formation:
Staff of Chief Marshal Ruckle-C. L. Mer-
rifield, chief of staff; Harry 3. Smith, II. c.
son, Charles Fl. lockwood, Captain Tarl-
ton, George ". Powell, Guy Boyle, e. S
Brown; John M Payer, jr;' Ray Van Camp,
c. Magrew, Ernst Benford. Elliott T.
qbqrn, Charles Craig T, j; Yount mt Herbert Der
Wood, ei Barney s Logan, R. T. Diver. n. J.
Mcguire, s. f. Mullen, Hiram D. Harris,
Arthur Coffin. and Bert B. Adams.
The staff of the chief marshal will form
in lire on the north side of Monument
place Immediately west of the intersection
Of @ With the G rel where re
column moves. The ~. A. Mount Cavalry
Company (sixty-four mem will act as es-
port to the chief marshal. The aids of the
general staff and the members of the staff
designated for the right of their divisions,
respectively at Z o'clock p. m. The di-
visions are as follows:
First Division
J. E. Haskell Marshal
s. X. Fletcher, chief of staff. Aids-J. Rut-
ledge Augustus Drummer A. d. Shaw
David Stevens, James Boswell John Ped
dicord, Charles Aughinbaugh.
When Band.
Mckinley Camp of Veterans.
Sons of Old Soldiers.
Stock Yards Delegation.
The division will form on Meridian street,
ment place and extending northwardly.
Second Division
Commercial Travellers and Representatives
Of the wholesale district, led by the
Albert 6. womack. Marshal
Robs Mek JSnaT a not Henry
Layman, James OConnor. III. A. Com
stock, West StaIcup, Otto Meyer, Charles
e. Geisendorff, Louis Hays.
First Battalion
Commercial Travellers.
Second Battalion
First Voters Drum Corps
Wholesale Druggists Q50 menu
Fireworks.
Third Battalion
Band.
Dry Goods and Millinery CTS menu
Fourth Battalion
Band
Wholesale Grocers.
Fireworks.
Fifth Battalion
s4 Drum Corps
ia Jewelry Men Q00)
Fireworks.
Sixth Battalion
Band
Hardware Men (455)
Seventh Battalion
Commission Men C5.)
Eighth Battalion
Lumbermen (4OO)
The division will assemble on Meridian
street and march at 7:15 y. m. sharp via
Washington street to Delaware street.
on Vermont, and halt when the head of
column reaches the corner of Vermont and
umn moves the second division will march
south on Meridian street, following the first
division.
Third Division
John Mcfarland. Marshal, and STAFF.
Knghtstown Band.
Railroad Clubs.
Band.
Street Railroad Sound-money Club.
The division will form on Vermont street
right resting on Delaware street and ex-
tending eastwardly. When formed this di-
vision will close up on the second division
ahead of 1t, and follow it.
Fourth Division
9. e. Thornton, Marshal and Staff.
Belcher's Military Band.
Columbia Club.
Marion Club.
Board of Trade.
Sound money Clubs
Oriental Republican Club
Hebrew-American Mckinley ClAb.
Laing Drum Corps.
Implement Mems Sound-money Club.
Real Estate and Insurance Club
Building and Loan Association Clubs
Retail Clubs.
The fourth division will form on New
York street, right resting on Meridian
low the third division south into Meridian
street
Fifth Division
George w. Spahr. Marshal and STAFF.
Stan-W. u. Garrard, Joseph Boswell, J. II.
Slater. Thomas Winterrowd. Robert adj
ans, Charles A. Wright, Arthur Timber
lake Robert d. Townsend John FLEMING
j II. Porter. DIR. Ridpath, Pearson Men
denhall, Phillip Reichwein. James w Bill
Kingsley. o. NJ. Murphy, Fremont Afford
John, Wright Winfield S. Aldridge'
Schaffer, Lon TIoss, w B. Harris.
Houghtons Band.
Mounted Escort.
First Ward Club,
North Side Drum Corps
North Side Republican Club.
First Voters Club. Second Ward.
Second Ward Campaign Club.
Jack Wright Drum Corps.
Seventh Ward Clubs
James "A. Mount Club.
Eighth Ward Clubs.
Irvington Republican Club.
This division will form on New York
street, right resting Delaware street ex-