The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-06
LABOR MARCHES TO-DAY
STREET DEMONSTRATION IN THIS
CITY THIS MORNING.
Arrangements Complete for the Mum
Gle Celebration-Last Meeting
of the Committees.

The general Labor day committee held
their last meeting here at the labor head
quarters on Pennsylvania street yesterday
morning The various subcommittee re-
ported everything to be in excellent shape
for the Muncie celebration, making one al
teration in their plans, the addition of
Belcher's Band to the procession, directly
preceding the fremen The officers of the
day will be as follows:
Grand Marshal-William Tobin-
Chief Of Staff-Allen Jackson;
Smith, Anderson William Broom. Marion; Moses
Louck, John 1harp, Harry Hiner, Patty Nc
Intyre all OF Muncle.
The demonstration in this city will be in
the form of a morning parade and the in
dications are that it will be big one. 1t
will move promptly at $3.50 o'clock in the
following order:
Charles L. Burgan, Grand Marshal.
Aides.
J. w. Madden H. c. Decker. B. Wilson.
First Division
J. w. Madden, Commanding.
Police Force, under Command Of Captain
Belcher s Band.
Fire Force under Command OF Chief Barrett
Brotherhood of Painters amt i3s- and Decorators of
America, No. A.
United Brotherhood Ct Carpenters Carp and Joiners'
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners,
Operative Plastererss No. 46.
Plumbers and Gas Filters
Mantel and Encaustic Tile Settlers and Helpers.
Bricklayers' Union, No. 3.
Tin f rOn M tSH snq no 0nniS So Workers
Iron Moiders Union No. II.
Stone Masons Union.
National Alliance Theatrical Stage Employees,
Electrical SGi Workers
Typographical Union, No. 1.
Bookbinders' Union.
German Typographical Union, No. IA
Pressmen's Union.
Second Division
H c. Decker, Commanding.
Bakers and Confectionery Union
Brewery Workers Union
Beer Drivers Union.
Beef Butchers Union
Cigar Makers Union. No. 80.
L MuTlflSlS Wo GReqs Uni onion n
Garment Workers Union, No, LII.
Tailors' Union
Third Division
B. Wilson. Commanding.
American Hod Carriers Union
Reed and Rattan alta 0i WorKers Union ii
Furniture Workers Union.
Pattern Makers Union.
saw Makers Union,
Machnists' Union.
Loc e6mafiye E Ei4gsmens 1 Eni1Gn
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union
Coopers Union CIight Barely
Goopers u mems sSlacx 6aLFsc
Broom Makers Union
The parade will form at Washington and
ing line of march:
Forming on Washington and Alabama streets;
thence west the north side of Washington
street to Delaware street; thence north on the
east side of Delaware street to Ohio street;
themes west to Pennsylvania street; south on the
side of Pennsylvania street to Market street,
around the south half Of Circle street to Illinois
street; thence south on the west side CT Illinois
street to Union Depot.
AT the close of the parade the train for
Muncie will move, arriving there in time
for the parade at 1880. The following COM
mittees have had charge of the arrange
ments for the State celebration:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Croft Edgar A. Perkins,
Indianapolis; A. T. Dye, Tony Smith, Anderson;
A. Adavaine. Frankton; Charles Sawyer, ID. H.
McAbee, Muncie.
Finance-John Fody, John Bruitper, William
Tobin, William Smith, George Derrick, George
Miller, all of Munce.
speakers-J. c. Fox, Samuel Cashmere Mum
cie Maurice Collins, Joseph A. Walter, Ander-
son; Roscoe Barnett, Indianapolis.
Ground Privileges-Wli Tobin, William
Smith, Edward Ulrick William Herbit, Z. S.
McCaughan, all of Muncie.
Anlusement-William Strong. A. ]. Evans, John
Dodd, Daniel Taylor George p. Geltz, James
Reilly, all of Muncie.
Music-Charles McCaughan NJ Thornton, Dan
Taylor, Muncie; j. +. Collins, c. e. Plessinger,
Invita- ion--James r. McClain. A. j. Evans, Lon
Van Camp. Muncie; John Chappell, John Hutton,
Anderson.
Printing-Samuel Cashmere, George Derrick,
Chris Havens. Muncie; T.. e. Goss, Anderson;
Edgar A. Perkins, Indianapolis Charles Multi
neauX. Alexandria.