Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

ALTON DAILY TELEGRAPH. clty of A1M Alt0 Ior BGKAJ clroula- and IstUobost TELE- EAJLWAiT TIME CARD. i 0., y. Trnlus leave a.manu 7:38 p.m. OllIUAUO A ALTON.

On una alter Sunday, Aug. 20, 1888 trnlnn will leave Union Dopot, Alton, as follows: (OJ5MTKA1, STANBAUD TUID.) FOR CHICAGO, JiOHTU AND BAST Ouloauo MallJ 9:86 am Dhloapo Aoooinmoilatlon Minneapolis Llmltoaj 9 'Ma in FOU JAOKSONVlLrLHl. KANSAS OITV ANDALLtfolWu WJS8T' 8 Olty MaUt Kansas Olty Mall, Sundays only 9:00 am Kansas Olty 9-05p Jacksonville .7 lio FOHST. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS SOUTH' LWitnlng UliioaKo O'SOani Alton Kansas Olty OhtoogoMaUJ Trains leave St. Louis Union Depot for Alton at 8:301 am; (8:45 a Sundays only.) tExoopt Sunday, W.

K. MOIILEY, Supt. St. L. A K.

0. Divisions. O. G. NORMS, TloketAgent.

SATURDAY JSOV. 3. OQ 02 133 0 SO OF THE SEASON! Fresh Line -OF- Elegant Goods, JUST KKOEIVED AT HOPPE'S CHINA HALL BRUEGGEMAN, THE TAILOR, Would respectfully announce that ho has a largo, varied and elegant assortment of cloth which lie la prepared to make up In the bee) Most Artistic Style, AT 8BOBT KOTIOE. Alto all kinds oljsoosonabie goods In hti line. GENT'S FURNISHINGS, HATS AND CAPS, ETC.

Cor. Third and Piasa Streets. mobW-dtf JOHN BAUER, IDSALBB AND HANDFAOTUOBUI or. FURNITURE. SECOND STREET, Opp.

City Hall, All kinds of flue And common lurnltuio constantly on bond. Also undertaker, etc. We have many new things in tho upholstery line, besides carpets and oilcloths, at A. Ncerman's. noSOtf ADDITIONAL local matter on 2nd page.

The cheapest millinery bouse in Alton is that of M. A. Roach, corner Fourth and Belle. 24 w2t Money to loan on improved farm prop arty. For particulars, apply to WHIFFLE SMILEY.

OK account of illness of the pastor Rev. A. A. Kendrick, D.D., will preach in the morning at the Baptist church, communion at close of service. No service at night, because of repairs on gas pipes.

A new lot of books and stationery just arrived, atQuigley's. it, A universal remark by every smok er of cigars: Neininger's Fig and Magnolia are the best cigars in the market. tf THE Unitarian ladies served lunch during tbe day and evening in a room in the City Hall building and were quite well patronized. The viands were all of the very best. The most stylish millinery, tho cheapest millinery and the most accommodating milliner is M.

A. Roach, Alton. On and after the 15th mst. I will be prepared to take a few head of horses for the winter, at my farm on the Graflon road. Terms made known on application.

FEL1XJ. CROWE. IT is reported that Mr. Murcbison, of Los Angeles, and Lord "Burcbard" West, the authors of tha letters thai have recently so delighted (P) the Democracy, registered at Neece'a hotel in this city last evening. It will pay Ladies to visit our Cloak and Shawl room; you will find an sortment which will surprise Haagen Fuess Dry Goods Co.

dwlt Just received 700 bushels choice Northern Burbank Potatoes. Try sample. Low price on large quantities delivered at Deterding's. 29 6 Hard and Soft Coal, for sale in any quantity and delivered co any part of ihe Gossrau, Second street. Telephone 64.

ocldtf Harrison. Another installment of those splendid Harrison portraits just received. All persons paying for the Daily TKL.EI LFII thred months In advance, receive this handsome premium free. Lost. Between City Hall and Upper Alton Sunday afternoon, a gold watch, stem winding, Rookford works, double case, shell pattern, drop chain with charm attached.

Name on inside of case. Liberal reward to U. White, Upper Alton. dwlt Money to loan on improved real estate. Apply to Rudershausen Sonntag, Third street.

The Bluff City All Alight- Magnificent Illuminations THM GREATEST PROCBS- SION EVE SEEN IN It Beat Palmer's Parade Three to One-Music and Fireworks dtt For bargains in millinery go to A. Roach's, 24 Unitarian Services. Rov. J. Fisbor will preach in the Unitarian church on Sunday morning next, Nov.

4th. A welcome to all friends. 22 LARGEST STOCK and LOWEST PRICES IN TUB CITY AT, Holden's, NKCOND BT. NKAR HWNRY mportant Fruitgrowers Brunei's Custom Cider Mill. Cor.

William Fourth sts. AN old gentleman, from Godfrey, and his grandson oamo lu town, afternoon to attend tho mcetlng.iiitonds ing to return on tho first trtun. Tlioy were urged by a relative to remain and gee the parade, but, no, tbe old gentle man said, ho had promised to take the boy home to his mother. And they departed for tho train. But they didn 1 go.

Late in the evening the grand father and grandson were seen in tin procession, oaod with ft through tho mud, and shouting Io Harrison. They had oaught the con taglon. Tho 'Standard" Jfl the Quest 10 con cigar In llin market. Try one and nov38m tor ud others look (o your liiteroit mid have tuein umiJo Into DFuntr 1 proM. Vtloo jw mwi nrli Uwl.

(or It bnuUu up lira eiropUoi KM overwork III tow lioiim nUmuIyi tlielr ttM a ffK sL 0 li ff 'f uS wKnit LUG stomach uot ftblo lu altfotl imriKWV OvurworX A DAUNTLESS HOSTS, Adverse Elements Have no Terrors for Them. THE GRAND MARCH FOR HARRISON, FIFER AND BAKER. AT airr HALL Our report of the Republican rally list evening ended with the address of "Hr. Fitch, which closed the afternoon meeting. The elements still continued threaten- ng, but no rain fell after 5 o'clock, and preparations for the grand parade went forward regardless of weather.

The first division formed at City Hall the second division on Second itreet at foot of Cherry, both divisions meeting at Henry street, where they 01 into one grand column that ed orjward through the illuminated treets with the tread of veterans and he bearing of conquerors. The mud was something fearful, but there was no dodging it, and tho boys were too nthusiastlc to care. Of course many delegations that had promised to at- were kept at home by the execra- ile weather, but more came than my one could reasonably have xpeoted under the circumstances. The Edwardsville, Wanda, erald, Bunker Hill, Betbalto, other clubs along the 1. St.

L. did not arrive until nearly 9 o'clock, after. the was under way, iut they marched up to meet he procession as it returned from iliddlotown, falling in line on Alby itreet and going on the march through Third street and up State. Owing to tho long route and Ihe mud the procession was obliged to skip Langdon, Belle, Main and Bluff streets and also make some short cuts. This was a great disappointment to patriotic Republicans along these thoroughfares, who had illuminated, but in justice to the yisit- ng clubs tho omission could not be avoided.

The procession started about 8 o'clock under the direction of Grand Marshal Herb and bis aides, and immense throngs of enthusiastic Republicans waded through seas of mud for he next two hours. It is almost im- to particularize the various devices used by those taking part. There were a number of floats mi lovely young ladies States, glee clubs, goddesses of liberty; ndustrial floats were exhibited by Mr. J. Garstang, Beall Bros, the Piasa Woolen mill, North Alton coal miners.

Two gentlemen appeared mount- ud on a yoke of nicely decorated oxen: one enthusiastic young man was mounted on a pony with a live rooster perched behind him, the jingle of sleigh bells attending every movement. The adies and gentlemen riders from Upper Alton attracted great attention. There was cavalry from Fosterburg, ville, Missouri Point, Godfrey, and other places. Music was furnished by the Enterprise Baud and 'Drum Corps, of wardsyille; the Standard Band, Dillon's martial band, of Fosterburg, martial band, tho Upper Alton and arlmville martial bands; Jerseyvillo and Godfrey bands, the State street martial band, composed of Allie Pepler, Ralph Root, Geo. Parker and Gorman Challacombo.

In addition to these a number of ladles' gleo clubs outributed lino music during and after the parade. TliK MAUCII1NO COMPANIES. Following is a partial list of tho auizations taking part in the parade but does not include hundreds of torch bearers not organized into clubs: Enterprise Band of Edwurdsville, Logan Club of Edwardsville, Edwardsville Drum Corps, Wanda Fifer Club of Carlinvillo, headed by Martial Band, Emerald Harrison and Morton Club of Bunker Hill, Shipman Republican Club, Upper Alton Republican Club, Harrison and Morton Cadets of Upper Alton, Jorsoyville Club with River Cavalry Brigade, Maj Moore in command, Glass Workers' Protective Club with Bund, Colored Glass Blowers' H. M. Club, Alton Pioneers, Standard Band, Alton Flambeau Club, Masoota Club in chariot, Harrison and Morton Cadets, Godfrey Club and Band, Alton Republican Club, Harrison and Morton Colored broom Brigade with Chinese Lanterni Riverside Club wilh Canon on Wheels Coon Skin Manners and Coon Skin Caps, Young Ladles in Chariot, Snlu Young Ladies' Glue Club, North Alton Republican Club, Cavalry Club from Godfrey, Cavalry Olub from Foatorbnrg.

ILLUMINATIONS. Tho very general in admirable taste, and included almost every kind of ornamentation. It is impossible to owing to tho number of houses and grounds that were brilliant with lamps, lanterns, and Every street on the me of march sjiowed up with Illumina- ions giving evidence that Republicans intended that their light should shinu, while gleaming from many bills In tho distance were beautifully lluminations shedding radiance ho valleys. One exhibition in this lino we will mention at Mr. H.

R. ncy's residence, on Twelfth street, ovely youtiglady, Miss Mamie Phinney, ippenrcd as the Goddess of Liberty, itanding on a pedestal, waving the A merican flag. At intervals a rod light wns flashed on tho scene, throwing the flog and its bearer in radiant relief, ill having an indescribably charming ffoct. 3,000 STKONO. The procession numbered about 1,000.

It was at lonit three times as argo as the Palmer parade, and tho pectucular display was superior 'ond comparison. The procession was over a mile long and was 65 minutes passing the corner of Third and Piasa and many bad fallen out by that time. spite of the bad weather, the procession was the largest and the grandest ever seen in tho Bluff city. It sed any previous effort of either party. contained many novel features, Deluding the industrial floats which were immense.

BANNER PRESENTATIONS. Before the parade commenced the 'ioneers marched to Mr.E.A.CleniPnt's residence, on Belle street, and were here presented with a beautiful okU gold colored plush banner, ornamented with the pictures of the Republican candidates, an eagle clutching a battle- axe and the name of the club. Miss Mabel Clement made the presentation address, in behalf of the ladies of that part of the city, in very eloquent terms, sentiments abounding, spouse by Mr. Wm. Duncan, who was equal to the occasion, proving himself a 'banner" orator.

When the procession arrived at the corner- of Sixth and Henry streets a dolour was made by the Pioneer and Flambeau clubs to the residence of Mr. H. Hi qp, corner of Sixth and Langdon, where an elegant blue plush banner was presented to the Flambeau club, by Miss Mabel Rico in behalf of the ladies. The ittle speaker said she hoped the club would prizn the banner, because of the principles of the party: principles up- icld by Lincoln, Grant, Gur fluid and The reply, by Lieut. E.

M. Bowman, of the olub, was very felicitous. Ho said the banner would be prized, not so much for its intrinsic worth as for the circumstances attending the presentation, and those who arranged the uffuir. It would be prized far above the value sot on tho rebul flugs a Democratic President, who made an effort to return tho emblems of treason to those who tried to destroy the government. At Mr.

Joseph Crowe's store, on State street, part of the procession baked while Miss Hattie Cotter, a charmingly self possessed manuer, presented to the Flambeau Club a superb illk flag, the gift of the ladies of Stuto street. Mr. H. S. Baker, made the response.

Ho said that the Republicans had often marched to victory under the starry banner, not only in political fields, but at Gettysburg, Vicksburg and Appomattox. Next Tuesday they would again join In the struggle, and victory would be shown by the unfolding to tho breeze of the flag presented this evening. NOTES. A largo share of credit for the sue. cess of the rally is duo Messrs H.

M. Sohweppe. W. D. Sparks, S.

S. Hobart, L. D. Yager, Jas Glen, Phillip Mook, Jr. Some of these gentlemen spent their utime, for days, publicly distribu ting tho "private circular," (so culled by tho along the railways and at the towns in this section of country.

Dr; Haskell, Capt. Dr. Fuller, Dr. Guelich.tho committee and olub olllcers course, alway at the tront. "Our flag ig not emblazoned with tho red oross of St.

Georgo which says 'stoop to your burden," but has OB its olds tho gleaming stars meaning "corno Fitch. Tho Mascota Club, sixteen beautiful young ladios, wore in a nicely decorated float, presided over by a charm- 1 ing Goddess of Liberty. Their names nro follows; Misses Ada syuar Francis Holl, Lona Farralgh, Lou Una oriliauson, Lou Horb, Emma Yackel, Amelia Yaokol, Lilllo Wyolund, Annio 1'ulot, Francos Pulot, Miiinio Bchrons, Maggie Gudell, Lucy Ash, Nettie Stamps, Julia Clark, Eda Hoffman. Goddoos of Miss KtnmaForm hula, of Joliet. Her Urn Synar, Lilllo Koch, Carrie Lossler, Clara PuUaio, U.

Lesslor. A number of lovely young ladles in a carriage, HI appropriate) oostumoH, little Miss personating the Goddess Liberty, attracted much attention. The Upper Alton Ladies' Gleo Club delighted an immense audionoo on City Hall Square, after tho parade with political songs. Tho Rivursldo Club, under Capt Dorsott, with oooii skin caps, a skif on a float leading tho way, was at nl quo feature of the procession. The battalion of cavalry from Uppor Alton, composed of ladles and goutlm men, under command of Cnpt.

King was something DOW and attracted great attention. Tho Mnicota olub of young ladies in a magnificently decorated clmriot, was tho most charming sight In the procession. A score of other novelties could be named had we the space. EVENING Sl'KAKINO. When tho procc-Mi-n ii-'-'-il neiirly 10 o'clock.

Inn u. 1 I'lfil with nn uuillfciice hurt speech was by Gen. Green J. Rnum. It was an uloquont, admirable and instructive address.

Gen. ilium Is one of tho most logical and convicms; speakers in the State and never falls Io interest his auditors. Hon. Jehu Baker and other speakers wore on the stage but declined to speak owing to the lateness of the hour. GOOD NIGHT.

Between eleven and twelve o'clock ho special trains for Carlinvllle, Jersey- 'illo, Bunker Hill, Edwardsville and ither points, pulled out for home amid mu to and cheers i 'the country companies took up their line of march for lome and the greatest parade Alton ever saw wan over. Never give up the ship. Dr. Bull's lough Syrup will cure you, as has done others. Price 26 cts.

A BALTHIOBK BUTCHER'S have suffered with bad headaches for years, and tried many remedies without obtaining relief. I was advised to give Salvation Oil a 'rial, and it has entirely cured mo. F.D. BALTZ, LaFayette Market, Baltimore, Md. Just received another lot of desirable and black Beaver laagen Fuess Ury Goods Co.

dwlt AN OFFICIAL OCTRAUE. Disfranchising Ultiient. The discovery yesterday, as ished in the TELEGRAPH last evening, during the incumbency of Clerks Ward and Noonan no record was kept of tho naturalization. papers issued by City Court creates intense excitement, especially among foreign-born citizens who obtained their papers during that period. Suppose, for that any of these men have ost or mis'aid their naturalization pa pers, what would be the resultP There- suit would be that they are disfranchised.

They cannot get duplicate papers because there is nothing on record to show that they were ever naturaliznd. They become aliens again and will remain so for years until they can again get their first and final papers in regular course from some court of record. This is a very serious matter and an outrage on the rights every foreign born citizen who obtained his papers from the court during tho past twelve years. And this great wrong was not perpetrated by Americans but by foreign, born officials against their own countrymen, as well against men from other lands. Now, the question arises, what was the object of these ollieiuls in failing to make a record of tho citizens natural- zed by the Court? Was it merely official recklessness or carelessness, or was it douo with the purpose of covering up gigantic and stupendous frauds An answer to these questions is in order.

Now what were of the Alton City Court doing all these years? Did they ever look over the records of their Court? Do you suffer with catarrh You can be cured if you tako Hand's rillo, tho great blood purilier. Sold by all druggists. 27 Wo have a full supply of the suoerior Amana Flannels and Knitting Haagen Fuoss Dry Goods Co. dwlt Under New Management. We have purchased the Banner ing House.

The office is quipped with first- class machinery and typo, but to keep up with these progressive times we have added new faces of typo and other new material. We can now turn out as fluo work as any other house in the way of books, pamphlets, circulars, law briefs, letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, receipts, drafts, and, in fact, all kinds of commercial printing, plain and ornamental Especial attention is paid to printing ball invitations, wod- ding cards, society curds, etc. Wo hope by fair dnaling and strict attention to business to ruculvo your patronage. Prices tho lowest for good work. Call and see our samples.

Don't forgot tho placo, Second and Piasa streets, second floor, Alton, III. It HAUIUS SUTIIERLIN. Broadcloth and Henriettas arc tho leading areas goods of the season we have nil the now shades wltn trimmings to match. Haagun Fuess Dry Goods Co. dwlt Don't Trade.

Republicans, don't trade Fifor votes for voles for Harrison. You only cause Private Joo to lose a ballot and gain nothing for tho Rupablican candidate for the Presidency. She Tried and Knows. A lending olicmUt of Ntw York "No iiliialuni ofnirli wer" UHI Ath-lij-plici-nisV'iiislt'rsliaveoYcr befiiro IIVIMI prwluovil." They novelty U'cause lliuy tiro nut uwJo limply to Hi'll clietip, tliuy nro tlio bent Unit science, nkill and money can produce, turn will ilo whut is clulmucl fur them. For upraiue, aulie.s, weakness, Iniiienctu), they lire 1'iiltnn Hmirtiml! Nov.

'8V Tim AllilupliuniH I'liwiiT liky puiirlii. 11 litii I UVIT Iniil miij I huvo IIBMJ iimny Our itruirauif aivull ulxiut mniio" Irat I Jou'l Ililiili I iiiy.inii unit nlioulil'T In il'ilv. am) it Iiu IWlllflll BlllOU, bill it IllX'ft Ill't ifi now. Mm, WH.I.U Miuiu. I) eenlb fur the rolaroU turu, "Moorish Hiildun." mATHLQPHOROS CO, WailSt, Y.

Chapter XIV. Now The time has fully come to tell everybody that Cloaks can befljad in all the LATEST and BEST 'i Designs, CLOAKS for Children. CLOAKS for Misses. CLOAKS for Ladies. Jackets, Softools, Hosta.

PIERSON CARR D. 6. Co's. WHOLE OR GROUND. Mixed Pickle Spices, The Best Faking Soda Tartar, Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Turneric, Long Wax Strings.

Marsh's Drug Store. COFFEE Has Advanced Three Cts. per Lb. We have THREE THOUSAND POUNDS bought before the advance, that we will sell at the old price. Re member that Chase Sanborn's Coffees are best in the world.

E. E. DETERDING, Sole Agent for Alton. BOY'S PANTS CHIDREN'S KNEE PANTS; FLANNEL WAISTS. H.

M. Schweppe. THIKD.ST. BRANCH-Second and Ridge. state.