The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-18
John w. Geary Installed as Governor
of Pennsylvania for His
Second Term.
The inaugural Address in Full
The Ceremonies Attending 4
the Event.
The Harrisburg Firemen Leave
the Procession Because
There is a "Nigger"
iO in the Line. AgA'A

Spsssal Despatch 70 1ne Hrenssg 1tegT0ph .
HARRISBURG, Jan. 1S.-To-day being the time
Axed by law for the installation of the Gov
srnor elect, the ceremonies attending the
second Inauguration of Governor Geary have
been the occasion of an unusual futter in our
permanent population, as well as of an unusual
increase in the number of visitors to the capital
The trains which arrived in the city last night
and this morning were crowded with patriotic
and curious citizens from all sections of the
State, the arrivals being principally of military
and iremcn's organizations and political clubs
having permanent organization or gotten up
specially for the occasion. From an early hour
this morning the..streets have presented lively
spectacle, and the entire city has entered into
the celebration of the great event of the day
with all the ardor of the American people.
The Grand Procession
was the principal and most attractive feature of
the affair. The different organizations which
had been allotted places in the line assembled,
according to the instructions issued yesterday
afternoon by the Grand Marshal, in the follow
ing order and at the places named:--
Chief and Detachment of Police of the city of
Harrisburg. L
Grand Marshal-Thomas ]. Jordan.
Special Aids--General Edward G. Williams
and Major Harry Buehler.
Aids to Grand Marshal Colonel Edward g.
Savage, Colonel David Il. Kimmel, Captain
Edward b. Watts, and Major George II. Morgan.
First DiUision.
Harshal--Colon w. w. Jennings.
Assistant Marshals--Major James Woodall
and Major Andrew ]. Krause.
Hajor-General G. M. Provost commanding
: Division. l8 FT
Adjutant- General James Starr, Major r. r.
Smith, Judge Advocate, Major \. B. Dickson,
Major samuel Lewis, Major Joseph F. Tobias
Major Henry P Muirheid.
First Brigade--Brigadier-G General j. w. Hoff-
Ia Regimens eH National Guard, phlladelphia,
Leut.-Col. Harmanus .Neff; Hay Veteran
Zouaves Capt. r. G. Ivory commanding; York
Zouaves Capt. A. G. stieg; First City Zouayes,
ps; zopaves Capt. 5. &. swanE; IibeTFty zousSes,
Capt Rosenstock. fAiE yE1gg
Second Brigade Brig. Gen. Dewitt c. Bax.
Regiment Philadelphia Fire Zouaves. Colonel
A. j. Sellers commanding; Frankford Fire Zou-
ayes, Captain w. w. Stokes commanding; Lam
Z caster Fencibles, Captain Barnhart; Middletown
Zouaves, Captain w. II Duhling; Worth In
tantry, York, Captain Samuel G. Ignfritz
Excelsior Reserves, Colonel French, colored
organization. a4-HtA ga
Is This division formed on Market street, right
resting on Market Square, facing east.
Second Division.
Marshal--David Mccormick.
Assistant Marshals-Captain Harry b. Walt
man and Major w. III. Egle.7
The Governor elect, the Joint Committee of
the Senate and House of Representatives, and
Heads of Departments or AA'l
Third Division. u. s.4aa III,
sHio Marshal-D. J. Unger. ="
The Scott LEGION the Soldiers of 1912, Oficers
of the United States Army, Officers and Soldiers
of the Grand Army of the Republic, Officers and
Soldiers who served In the late war for the sup
preston of the Rebellion, and wounded soldiers
of the late war, met at the State Capital Hotel.
Fourth Diuision. Aeer
r, Narshal--Maior Harry It Shaffer
The Judges Of the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania, the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas, the Members of the Bar, the Mayor of the
city of Harrisburg, President and members of
the City Council, the clergy of the city and
other places, the State and county officers, mem
bers of the press and other invited guests,
met at the Jones House at 10 o'clock, where
carriages were in waiting.
Fifth Dicision..
Marshal-Major T. d. D.-Greenawalt.
Knights Templar, Officers and Members of the
Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masons of Penn
sylyania, Masonic Lodges, Odd Fellows, Druids,
Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Good Templars,
American Mechanics, Junior Sons of America,
Steuben Bund, the Hebrew. Society, and all
other civic societies, citizens in carriages and on
horseback, and all citizens on foot, formed on
Nerth Fourth street, right resting ON Market.
SirM Dipision.
Marshal-W. x. verbeke.
Friendship Fire Company.
Goodwill Engine Company, OF Phisdelphia.
Hope Fire Company.
Citizen Fire Company.
Seoenas Dipision.
Marshal-G. L. Braun. i3'r
Washington Hose Company. y 1852
Good Win Hose Company, of Philadelphia,
Mount Vernon Hook and Ladder Company.
Paxton Fire Company.
Good VIII Fire Company.
Lochiel Fire Company. FNt
On the Move
At IL o'clock the procession started over the
following routes rft~r4t
The procession marched down Second to Pax
ton, out Paxton to Front up Front to Chestnut,
out Chestnut to Fourth, up Fourth to Market,
ont Market to Third, up Third to Walnut, out
Walnut to Second, up Second to Pine, out Pine
10 Front, up Front to State, and up State to the
Capitol, where the ceremonies of Inauguration
were to take place. 1857 -
Daring the moving of the procession a salute
was fred from Capitol Hin and continued until
the procession reached the Capitol. The firing
began at II O'Clock, and the head Of the column
moved with the first gun. q pf
The ssNiSger'' Makes Trouble.
A negro regiment, called the Excelsior Re
serves, of Philadelphia, having been assigned .
place in the line, 1t was reported carly this
moraing that II the negroes took part largs