The herald., 1896-07-25

Main street and then join the main pro-
cession. All men, regardless of party
politices, who are in favor of Bryan and
free silver, are invited to participate.
AL BARREL, Marshal.
SECOND WARD CLUB.
The Second ward Bryan and Sewall
club will form and start from the corner
of Temple street and Broadway at 1880
p. m. sharp this evening. All voters who
believe in free silver at a ratio of 16 to
are invited to join.
SEVENTH WARD SILVER.
The Seventh Ward Bryan Free Silver
club was called into being last evening.
Judging by the enthusiasm manifested
at the start 1t promises TO be one of the
lveliest political organizations in the
city throughout the campaign. The hall
at 610 East Fifth street was crowded with
enthusiastic shouters for Bryan and
Sewall and free silver coinage at 16 to l.
One of the notable features of the meet
Ing was the large number of Republi-
cans observation-disclosures no more, but
ardent workers for the Democratic
standard bearers and the free silver
. cause. Had it not been for misunder-
standing about the time and place of
meeting more would have been present.
Speeches were made by Democrats,
Populists and ex-Republicans. Tempo
rary organization was effected by elect
ing r. N. Bragg president, and Oscar II.
Hinters secretary. A committee on con-
stitution and bylaws was appointed,
with orders to report at the same place
next Friday evening, when permanent
organization will be made. Thereafter
the club will meet weekly and take a
prominent part in the campaign. Be
fore the meeting adjourned 1856 men had
signed the membership roll, and many
others signed afterward.
The club will make it's first public ap-
pearance this evening at the Bryan and
Sewall ratification, when it will take
part In the grand parade. A band will
parade the ward one hour before the
main procession FORMS so as to gather
al the faithful up and get them into line
The division will form at Fifth street
ana Wolfskill avenue, whence it will
move at p. m. All Seventh ward sill
yer men are urged to fall in line
NOTES
Gen. Johnstone Jones is proving him
self a grand marshal of the most ap-
proved fashion. The general has planned
MS parade in thoroughly strategic
manner.
The silver knights in shining armor
VIII be one of the most attractive fea-
lures of the parade
Several bands have offered their SER
vices entirely voluntarily
Cannons will be fired al First and Hill
and at Fourth and Main streets.
Colored and calcium lights will illum-
mate the silver knights.
j.. b. Caldwell will have a hay wagon
with sixteen small children ensconsed on
bales of hay
Ine management of the fireworks,
torches and transparencies is in excel
lent hands, and several beautiful and
appropriate pieces are promised
NO one need be frightened by the long
array of speakers. With the excep-
ton of Senator White five minutes only
Will be allowed the orators.
The meeting at Hazards pavilion will
take place Immediately after the parade,
probably at o'clock
George w. Knox. vice president of the
Seventh Ward Republican club, has
rendered his resignation. He says that
he is a free silver man and indorses
Bryan with his whole soul He regards
the platform on which the Democrats
stand as declaration of human rights.
FOR THE GOLD STANDARD.
H. G.. Wiltshire is out in a card Offering
himself as a single standard independ-
ent candidate for congress from the
sixth district Mr.. Wiltshire is thorough
~ In earnest. and is certain that he can
be elected