The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-15
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES
THE HYPERION RALLY THIS EVEN
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Will be Followed by q Reception to Lieu
 tenant-Governor Cooke-The Fifth Ward Meeting Last Evening-Aids for Parade Appointed-MarchingC Clubs Asked to Re- port Early To-day at Headquarters.
 The republican rally this evening in the Hyperion will be one of the biggest political demonstrations of the cam paign. After the meeting Lieutenant Governor Cooke will be entertained by the Republican league, where he will hold an informal reception. All who desire to meet the candidate for gov- ernor are invited to do so.
 Every available seat in the Hyperion will be taken before o'clock, and all who wish to get in will do well to go early. The Hyperion will be decorated as usual with the national colors, which is the emblem under which the republi- cans are carrying on the campaign. An orchestra will furnish music prior to the speaking.
 The different ward clubs and other sound money organizations have been invited and will parade from the Young Mems Republican club rooms on Crown street.
 The speakers of the evening will be Seth L. Milliken of Maine, Hon. Samuel Fessenden of Stamford, Hon. Lorrin A. Cooke of Winsted and Hon. Charles Phelps os Rockville.
 The line of march for the procession will be the same as already published. and will start at 7:30 sharp from the New Haven house. Colonel Frank T. Lees Gold Legion will have the right of line in the first division, and the Gold Battalion. commanded by Major T. H. Sucher, will have the right Of line in the second division!
 General Henry s. Peck, chief mar shal, has named the following aides: Major R. H. BeIden, J. D. Dewell, Ma jor c. w. Blakeslee, Lieutenant A. N. Farnham. John T. Manson, Charles F. Snow, J. B. Ullman, Clarence Blakes- less, F. IIotchkiss, Cyrus Jones, Ed ward Harrington, Joel A. Gilbert, James H. MacLauchlan, Frank Brazos, Francis Orr, H. H. Stevens, Dr. F. w.. Wright, w. A. Russell, George Crow. Frank Clark and Benjamin A. Booth.
 N. D. SHERRY LEGION.
 The N. D. Sperry Legion is notified to meet at Headquarters, Masonic hall, Webster street, this evening at seven o'clock. to prepare to take part in the rarade this evening prior to the repub- lfcan rally at the Hyperion MT Willis M. Bonner is president of the legion, and he expects to have over one hun
 
 dred men in line tonight.
 FIFTH WARD RALLY.
 "An honest dollar and a chance to coin it." is the motto on the republican banner raised last evening by the Fifth ward voters on Wooster street, near Olive. Alhough the weather was everything but pleasant, the enthusias- tic followers of Mckinley and Hobart turned out more than 1000 strong and stood in a misty, drizzling rain for more than two hours listening to the speakers. The rally was preceded by a short parade, which formed at the Young Mems Republican club house on Grown street. Nicolari's band furnish ed music for the occasion. The process sion came to a halt in Wooster street in front of the residences of Henry Hirseh, the shoe manufacturer, and Fire Commissioner A. D. Sanborn, both of whose homes were handsomely illu- minated. The banner was suspended across the street between these houses. Alderman Hamilton presided at the meeting, which was addressed by Her. bert F. Benton, James H. Macdonald. Fred B. Farnsworth and Fred w. Orr. l The sneaking was from a platform in | front of the Hirsch residence.