Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-07
% BE A VERY ENTHUSIASTIC AFFAIR

All Campaign ORGANIZATIONS of the
city and County Are En-
pcctcd to Join In the
Demonstration.
Council Bluffs and Pottawattame county
will ratify the republican victory tonight.
Since the demonstration was proposed the
preparations have gone forward with a rush
ana enthusiasm that has left no doubt as to
the JOY at the outcome OF the election. Word
has been received from many of the neigh
boring towns and large delegations are ex-
pected in all the trains, specials having been
arranged on several of the roads. Com
panies Of mounted republicans are expected
to come in from the country and will be
part Of the cavalry division, that promises
to be large. Two hundred will come from
Keg Creek and S. b. wadsworth, one of
the leading free silver men in Council Bluffs,
has promised to marshal 800 of his forces
up from Salt Creek.
The parade will be in charge OF Colonel
DALEY as chief marshal and he will have
n large number of aides. Among them will
be Theodore Guitar, Colonel c. G.. Saunders,
Captain Compton, Captain Sayles, DR.. Wood
Jury, Ut, lTeEHOT, county treasurer ArnQ,
Captain Robinson, Captain Henry, Alder
man Shubert Constable Albert, Captain
Cousins. Captain Fonda w. A. Groneweg,
Colonel Sapp Prof Grass Or. Thomas, c. II.
Hannah, Frank Haas, Alderman Pace,
County Auditor Matthews Recorder Shep-
ard Corporal Griffith, J. A. Patton and
Lyman Shugart. These gentlemen are ex.
pccted to report promptly at Z o'clock at
the republican headquarters to receive in
stTuctions.
Among the organizations that will take
part are the Mckinley and Hobart Marching
club, the Mckinley Guard, the Mckinley
Drum corps. the Old Soldiers Sound Money
club, the McFadder Drum corps the Junior
Mckinley Guard, the Colored Voters Sound
Money club. the Shotgun brigade, the
Travelling Mems Sound Money club, ward
clubs from each of the six wards, and sew
eral mounted companies from the city and
country. All these cavalry companies are
requested to notify Chief Templeton of their
intention to participate not later than this
morning
LINE OF MARCH.
Tho line of march will be as follows: The
parade will form on Washington avenue
with the right resting on Eighth street
From Eighth street the line of march will
extend south to Seventh avenue east on
| Seventh avenue to Main street. north on
Main to Broadway, east to First street then
street. south to Willow avenue, east to
Pearl, north to Broadway and disband. On
Willow avenue the parade will separate into
| three divisions, one going up Fourth street
| the second up Main and the third up Pearl
to Broadway where all will break ranks.
Mayor Carson has requested that all vehi-
| Giles be kept off the streets along the line
\ of march during the parade, in order to
avoid runaways and accidents. Noise viii
| be the chief feature of the demonstration,
| and unless the mayors request Is observed,
| there will be trouble. In the van of the
| parade will come the division of artillery,
| two large traction engines These will be
fitted up with platforms for the fireworks
brigade. In addition, a number OF wagons
| brilliantly decorated will be used for the
| same purpose. All the residents and own
ers of buildings along the line OF march are
requested to decorate and illuminate this
| evening.
| The following speakers have been secured
to make addresses Hon. A. l.. Hager, Hon.
J. T. f. MCGEE, Judge Willard of Atlantic,
General ]. c. Gown of Omaha, General John
l.. Webster of Omaha, Hon. Smith McPher-
son Of Red Oak, Hon. II. w. Byers OF Har-
Ian, Hon John n. Baldwin. Emmett FINLEY
and c. NJ. Harl.
The following notices have been sent out
to assist in completing the organization OF
the parade:
INVITATIONS TO ALL.
All wheelmen are invited to meet at the
I Ganymede Wheel club rooms at p. m
| sharp to take part in the parade this
| evening. Lanterns will be furnished on APP
| plicaton The cyclists division will occupy
! position at the head of the procession.
All members of the Mckinley Guards will
| meet at the republican headquarters
promptly at o'clock this evening with
| shotguns, to lake part in the ratification
meeting. The drum corps will come with
| drums and revolvers.
All old soldiers wishing to participate
| in the parade tonight will meet at repub-
lican headquarters at o'clock sharp.
All members of the gunshot brigade are re
| quested TO meet at Leutznger & divers
| gun store at o'clock, where they will be
| furnished with shells for their guns
| The boys who expect to join in the parade
| are requested to meet at Hi Baird's resi-
| dence, 739 MINISTER street this afternoon at
| o'clock, where a plan of their demonstra-
| tion tonight will be arranged.
Get your winter supply OF coal now before
| the rush and rise in prices L. NJ Shubert
| will fill your orders promptly and his prices
| are the lowest. Telephone No. 20; 62S West
| Broadway.
A change" will now be the order of the
| day Money wagered will Change" hands
Offices will Change" The administration
| will change" even every voter will
change" his shirt and send 1t to the only
Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway; telephone 1877
| Sewer Pipe. Fire Brick. Betting.
| Wholesale and retail. ]. c. Bixby, POP
| Main street.
f. w. Dean, NJ. D., eye, ear nose and
| throat, 241 Merriam block.
| ~
NOVEL IMPORTATION METHODS.
| Why Japanese Matches ana Tooth
| picks Are So Cheap.
| 1t has often been matter of wonder to
| casual purchasers that small articles OF
Japanese manufacture, such as toothpicks