, 1875-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

The headquarters Of tue dincront departments
Of tho oraad Army ot the Republic. military or
ganiza.loua aad local oomnittoos, will bo ~
follows:
Grand Paegte Hott'-Natona! 1readousr!err: Do
r. sS asas 11.as y tae s
.s 45' sa Is ps.a. S1 4 sf Tbs United
sh!ro Vermont, N',ohe l>an Connecticut, Potomac.
iIeaaquarters Oon.uistta; Army d tho Tennessee !:
Nary Rnd Mastnt corps Cavalry corps Of tbs unitsd
Btates.
Shsfmar Houss-Deparsmon.s Of Pennsylvania,
illinois, Indiana, ohio. New Jessey. and Iowa, g. A.
II Fiuance, Executive. and Decorative Committees:
seysnth frf.Jeighih Illinois Regiments, aud Thirty
fremont Hoase-Depsztments of California, To1as,
Colorado, Knnsas and Wyoming. e. \. r.; ProEramlns
and alu.is col,tsss A1,ny e asosgt, r,,.on
Kentucky Michigan, and Alabama, g. 4. H.; Army of
4rmsrv-rtrst Illinois State Guards.
Erpostian Bustfna-Ail other uniformed and vtail-
Ing military orgaMzationas
DISTINGUISHED QUESTS.
Among tho distinguished and prominent gsn-
tlemen from abroad mho will bo present arc tho
following. Con. Charles Dovons, Jr., Of Dos-
ton, Commandar-ln- Chioi OF tho Grand Army Of
tho Republic; Gov. Hartrauft, Pena-
sylvan!n; Gov. Taylor, wlaoonstn Col. D.
II. Albaueh Minneapolis. and party OF
thirty with their wiyos; Con. Jar1ins, Now
York; Gen. Haw1oy. Connecticut; Cen. Louis
Wagner, philadelnhia Con. Clinton 3. Fishe,
Gol. D; ); n'ns., Capt; Thomsa hhonergsu, 0spt.
land lfaj. HsnafoEd, milwaukee,; Col. Harp-
don, Madlzon Gen. Law Wallace, Gen. Joaoph
Coburn, indianapolis; and (as il expooted) Gen.
orant' who vii probably stop on hia var to ST.
Gov. Dayoridge will lsayo Springfield for
Chicago to-day to bo prcaent at tho reception Of
tho members of the Grand Army Of the Republic
on Wednesday evening".
yiowod and inspected bv their commanding
officer, Col. Johnson, last night In tho preaonce
Of . largo number OF lados and gentlemen. Tlls
rovlow u preparatory to shos leaving for Chca-
70. It Is tho expectation OF the citizens that tho
| Gunrd will return with tho flag whloh IL to be
given to tho baht company.
largo number Of small delegations Of sol
disra from tho towns in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri,
| Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and lndaua will A.
rive ths agoning and Tomorrow morning, ~ w'!l
About twenty-five members Of the Grand
| Army OF this 1tepubto Of St. Paul and Mtnneap-
olts lett last ulsht for Chicago, accompanied by
several ladies'. They will bs Joined by = few
othoES At Wlnonn, Mimi.
| THE POLICE ESCORT.
| Geu. Frank Sherman, Grand Marehhl OF tue
| Army Reunion, visited police headquarters yes-
| tarday morning aud requested su}t. 1selm to
| mako Arrangements for the celebration OF tho
| day by tho policemen who served aB soldlora
during tho War. and also that such officers ba
allowed 10 tohe tler places with their respective
regiments. It wRs finally deoiled to turn oue
swo p!htoona OF policemen, ona from the Wcat
and tho ether hom Tho Aouth Division.
| THE DECORATIONS.
| Gen. beau is sonaewlat annoyed vt tho lack
Of Chicago la1ca In patriotism. Reiterated An.
nouncementa failed TO soouro tho nttsuaauca
yesterday Of AnY ladies' at the appointed place.
| No. 17u Wabash Avenue- -n!thouXh there wero
plenty OF evergrsens there awaiting thelr quick
| tingofB. Tho Genornl boEa that at loaae fifty
ladies' will rcpors to-day IN order to prepare the
wreaths and decorations for tho approaching
| army reunion.
| CokN1TTEH MEET1NoA.
| Tho Executive Committee will ho In session at
the Sherman House from II until o'clock THU
aftsrnoon, In order to complete tho Programme
| of EXERCISES for tho threo tlAYB Of tho reunion.
| Every member IL earnestly requested to b. pEes-
| ent since no further tlno eau b wasted.
Tho subcommittee having In charge tho max
Ing OF arrangements for tho concaFt 1t the Ex.
position Building Wednesday avening will
meet at the Grand Pacific Hotel 1t noon TO-
| day. A full attendance Is desired.