The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-21
FOR THE BIG PARADE.
Cen. Mason Announces the FOrma-
s=aa ton and His STAFF.

Gen. E. C. Mason, chief marshal of
the great sound money parade Satur-
day evening next, has announced the
following Formations:
First division on Fort, south of Fifth, right
on Fifth street.
Second division on Sixth street RIGHT IN
Fort. VA
Third division on Exchange, south of Fifth,
right on Fifth.
Fourth division on Exchange, north of Fifth.
Fifth division on Franklin. south of Fifth,
right on Fifth.
Sixth division on Franklin, north of Fifth,
right on Fifth.
Seventh division on Washington south Of
Fifth, right on Fifth
Eighth division Washington, north of
Fifth, right on Fifth.
Ninth division on st. Peter, north of Sixth.
right on Sixth
Tenth division on Market, south OF Fifth,
right on Fifth.
Eleventh division on st. Peter south of
Fifth, right on Fifth.
The procession will be formed in
eleven divisions. Each division will
be composed Of the citizens of the re-
spective wards Of the city and will
march in columns of fours The forma-
ton in each division will be deter
mined by the assistant marshals in
charge Each division will be at it's
rendezvous in time to take it's place in
the column, the head of which will
march at o'clock p. m. In case any
division is not ready to march in the
place assigned in the formation, it will
wait until the column passes and then
take place in the rear. The route
of march will be as follows: On Fifth
street to St. Peter, ST. Peter to Sixth
down Sixth to Broadway, Broadway to
Seventh, Seventh to Cedar, on Cedar to
Eighth to the Auditorium
Gen. Mason has appointed the fol-
lowing staff: Capt. e. S. Bean. chief
of staff; Col. J. G. Shandrew, Col. AL
bert Scheffer, Maj. w. W. Price, Capt
r. L. Whine. Capt. S. C. M. Appleby,
Kingsbury, w. B. Summers, Capt. w.
III. Hart, C. A. Van Duzee, Leavitt
Corning, Charles r. Corning, E. De F.
Barnett. The marshal or his repre-
sentative Of each special club or clubs,
otherwise than ward organizations, is
requested to report to Gen. Mason or
w. B. Summers at room 512, Endicott
building, as early as possible, and
not later than o'clock p. m. Friday,
the name Of his club with the prob
able number of men who will be in line.
This information should be furnished at
once in order to enable the chief mar
shall to assign the different Gibbs to
their positions in the line Mis- ward
marshals and marshals of theI special
CiuOS sIid dIuS are requested TO attend
meeting Thursday evening at room
512, Endicott building, to receive final
instructions in regard to the parade.
Members of the Republican state
central committee met at headuuar-
tiers yesterday and compared notes
en- the situation. When they adjourned
most Of them felt so good they drifted
into places congenial to drink to the
fealth Of their candidates. Not since
the opening of the campaign has there
been such unanirnity of sentiment on
the result of the election. Every
member of the committee reported
gains for Mckinley and for the state
ticket. Prominent Republicans from
various parts of the state who were
resent Endorsed every word the COM
mitteeInan said. From the First dis
trict ]. M DlInent reported that the