Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-26

l German American Legion. Cleveland. Knights of St. Nincelaus Cleveland. Knights of St. Louis Cleveland. | Knights of St. George, Cleveland. | Hibernian Rifles, Cleveland. l St. Cyril and Methodist Societies. Cleveland. I St John Society, Cleveland 1 Father Matthews T. A. Society. Cleveland | St: Patrick's T. A.Society Cleveland. \ st St Mishael's E E A. Society, olsveland eM oonespion r A. soeess Cleveland St. Patrick's I. A. Cadets, Clevel nd, | St Malacha T. A Society, Cleveland. Ancient Order of Hibernians lTen Divisional Knights of Erin. Cleveland St Josephs Society, Cleveland. St. Peters Church Cleveland. St: Joseph's Society, Cleveland St. Mary's Church, eveland. St. Joseph's Society, Cleveland. St. Stephens Society, Clev land. I Kriehts of St. Joseph, Cleveland. Knights of St. John, Cleveland. Young Mems sodality, Cleveland. St. Nbert's Society, Cleveland. St. Brfdget's Society, Cleveland. SIXTH DIVISION. Colonel H. whitbeck commanding. Es, Citizens of Detroit. t% Citizens of Canton. Citizens Nineteenth Congressional District and osher organized bodies of citizens from abroad SEVENTH DIVISION Funeral Escort, Colonel John M. Wilson, U. S. A, commanding. Aids-Capt. F. A Kendall, Lieut.. sanborn, Lieut. G. H. Andrews and Lieut.. Bosk Marine Band, of Washington.
 Cleveland City Troop; Funeral Car and Bearers detachment of Second U, Artillery un Ter command of Lieut.. Weaver).1
 Battalion of Knights Templar. Cleveland Grays.
 EIGHTH DIVISION.
 Col. W. H. Hayward commanding Vehicles eontainiqg guard g % of honor, Gen @ Wm T
 ter, Pay Director Locker, Surgeon Gen.
 eral P. s. Wales. Commodore Car
 linglish, ex-Presidents of the Uni
 ted States, Cabinet officers,
 members of the diplomat
 ic corps, Judges of
 United United States
 Senators.
 Governors of
 States and their s,= e-~.--z
 staffs, members of
 Congress, Society of the
 Army of the Cumberland,
 Mayors of cities, distinguished
 guests invited by the Secretary of State.
 NINTH DIVISION, Ohio National Guard, General s. P Smith, Adjutant To this division is assigned the duty Of guarding Monumental Park It consists of the following
 Fourth. Fifth, Sixth, Seventh. Eighth.
 Ninth Eleventh, Fourteenth
 and Sixteenth.
 The first division will move promptly at 1O:3O a. m., followed by the other divisions in the order named, marching east on Su perior street, to Erie. to Euclid avenue, out Euclid avenue to Lake View Cemetery. Upon the arrival at the cemetery the column will halt, open ranks, facing inwards, and salute the remains of the President as they pass, the military presenting arms and the remain der of the columns with uncovered heads. At the conclusion of the services at the cem- etery, the column will countermarch and re- turn over the same route to thepublic square, where it will be dismissed Minute guns will be fired during the progress of the column by the Ashtabula Light Artillery. In con clusion the order utters the request of the Marshal-in-Chief, that in view of the solenl- nifty of the occasion and the vast assemblage, perfect order and quiet may prevail during the entire progress of the march, and his trust and belef that all citizens will cheer fully accord the entire roadway of the streets over which the procession moves, and testify their love and respect for our departed Pres ident by preserving perfect order and stand ing with uncovered heads while his remains are passing.