The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-02
REPUBLICAN WARD RALLIES
SIXTH WARD MEETING LAST NIGHT
DISTURBED BY HOoDLUMS.

Stale Eggs and Pebbles Abound-Resi-
dences Along the Line of March nluInin-
ated-swedish Republican Club Ad-
dressed by Neils Gron and Hon. N. ID.
sperry-The Monster Parade Monday.
The republicans of the Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh wards held an open air
meeting last evening under the auspices
of the Sixth ward club. The meeting
was preceded by a parade, participated
In by several hundred voters The pro-
cession formed at the Young Mems
Republican club house on Crown street.
The residences along the line of march
We're handsomely illuminated.
Among some of the most effectively
decorated homes were those of Insur-
ance Commissioner Belts, Police Com
missioner Ullman, Alderman Rattles-
dorfer Max Adler, w. J. Peck, Henry
Hopkins, William A. schappa, George
M. Bishop, Charles e. Crittenden and
Adolph Mendel.
Alderman Rattlesdorfer called the
meeting to order, and named Isaac Ull-
man as chairman.
The audience received the announce
ment with much cheering and applause,
Several minutes elapsed before the
chairman, who thanked the voters for
the honor conferred upon him, could
proceed with his remarks. During the
speech OF the presiding officer signs Of
turbulency, began to show themselves
out along the edge of the crowd. 1t
developed into actual disorder in very
short time, and when Town Counsel
Goodhart began his address cries of
Bryan; Billy Bryan. He's all right.
What's the matter with Bryan?" went
UP from fifty or more throats. Stop
ping in the middle of his speech, Mr..
Goodhart seemed to single out an in
dividual and said: IF your father
were alive and heard of your partici-
pating in such disorderly doings he
would soundly thrash you" The words
had scarcely left the speakers lips
when volley of stale eggs came dan
gerously near his head and struck
against the house back of the stand
The police could not discover who
threw them Yells of Bryan! Bryan!
He is the boy!" continued, and a show
er of pebbles from roof near by fell
on the stand.
Then came a lull, and Mr.. Goodhart
continued his speech without Interrupt
ton.
Corporation Counsel Ely and Sealer
of Weights and Measures Fred w. Orr
made short addresses, after which the
meeting adjourned.
Twenty patrolmen, in charge of Ser
geants Mcbride and Bradley were pres
ent at the meeting.
The Swedish republican club held a
meeting last evening at 81 Crown street
which was attended by about SOC
6Wedes. The Orpheus Singing socie-
ty furnished music for the occasion
DIR. Linquist presided. The first speak
er was Neil Gron of Chicago, who has
recently completed a tour of Mexico
China and Japan. where the silver
standard is maintained. Besides speak
ing on silver, he spoke of the benefits
to be derived from a protective tariff
Hon. N. D. Sperry followed Mr. Gron
with strong argument, refuting the
Commissioner Macdonald was the third
speaker.
The Second ward rally will be hello
this evening at the junction of How
ard and Sylvan avenues and Parl
street William Parsons will preside
Major Dennis A. Blakeslee will be chie1
marshal Of the parade, which will form
at the Young Mems Republican club
house and march out Crown street tt
Howe, to George, to Sherman avenue
to Sylvan avenue, to Howard avenue
to Park street. James Bishop ant
James A. Howarth will be the principa
speakers
James A. Howard, chief marshal o
the monster demonstration which will
be held in this city next Monday eve
ming, has arranged an order Of parade
Twenty-one marching clubs will be II
line and will proceed over the line al
ready published.
The order is as follows:
Grand Marshal.
Aids.
Band.
Patriotic Veteran Legion.
Wide AWakes.
Gold Battalion.
Y M. r. c.
Mckinley Legion.
Swedish Club.
Elm City Republican Club.
Afre-American Club.
Mems Sperry Legion.
Mckinley Minute Men of SO.
Second Division.
Colonel Frank T. Lee and Aids.
Band.
New Haven Gold Legion:
The Third, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth
Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thir-
tenth, Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth Ward Clubs.
Star Cycle Club.
Mckinley Bicycle club.
Per order, James A. HoWarth.
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