New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-26

will be guarded by Ohio militia while one rnGi
cemetery. ~ ' ' 'o
4 SCENES IN MONUMENT SQUARE
CROWDS EAGER TO VIEW THE CoFFIN-THE PARK
GUARDED BY soLDIERY-pRoGRAMMr FOR To-
DAYS EXERCISES-ORDERS ISSUED FOR THE
DAY.
NLENELAND o., Sept. 25.-As last evening passed
\ 'neIe was little diminution in the throngs that
sathered near Monument Square. The east and
west arches were surrounded by people who gazed
upon the ca laque by the glare of the numerous
eectrc lights. Inside the pavilion there were ON duty
hmghtsl emplar and n squad of the Cleveland Gravs
AT midnight only few sentinels and workmen re-
manned inside the guard line though many persons
were yet on tue streets outside The scene was sim
Suiarly impressive at thishour The almost perfoct
silence, the bright glare of the lights the ceaseless
movements of the sentnels the slghing of the wind
\ through the trees combined to create a feeling of
awe IN 'he breasts of the spectators. The massive
structures, reared SO quickly in the large Sauore
seemed the work of magic The fact that the noble
patriotic Garfield lay calmly sleepinr the final soa
amid the scenes of his early manhood carried its
! sad truth to every heart.
\ 1t has been bright and beautiful day. though
8 rather warm. The streets began to be tbrone-ad
very early. People poured into the city by every
SaVenue of approach, and the railways ran every
savalable car to accommodate the rush toward
B
8 the late President lies in state Of
course was tho centre of attraction.
steel wire stretched around ten acres of the
PARK, and soldiers patrolled the walks. Keeping the
multitude on the outside. At a. m double lines OF
i nlhua were stationed nearly quarter of a mile to
the west OF the pavilion. ami similar lines from the
9 other side to the east limit Of the park
H. TIRE PEOPLE ALLOWED To VIEW TIE SCENE
I BY this route thus marked ont by solliary, the
Epeopie were permitted to enter the park from the
5 west, pass through the pavilion, three or four
4 abreast, with uncovered heads look at the coffin
and decorations and then proceed beyond the park
At dark electric and calcium lights Illuminated the
y scene, and people were allowed to go through all
night.
The line of people waiting their turn to enter the
= park stretched westward fer about half mile at
Z times reaching nearly across the vaduct over the
! Nrver.
Perfect order prevailed, everybody seeming TO be
q mbued with of the solemnlty Of the occa-
8 sion Hundreds wept they gazcd upon the coffin
y The lid was not removed, it being Mrs. Garfield Is
wish that the face should not he exposed on account
4 of it's unnatural appearances hut the visitors loo,cl
instead. at the features of the dead rs depicted il
m admirable portrait placed Just above the head Of
q the coifin. The guards of Knights, Tcmpars and
q Cleveland Grays, IN full uniform, posted all
q about the pavilion for honr from 4 to ,
q o'clock in the afternoon, when the Gro vi on the
"a n'lc'tS boEdtrlug the park was greatest. The
y Marine Band Of Washin-'on situated on rlat-
y form Immediately south of the pavilion PLAYED
"a solemn music. AZ o'clock n shower came ,ip hu
had no peTceptihe effect in diminishing the size of
/. the crowd 1t is considered that Cleveland to-mor
d rev will have the largest display Of civic socic
81 ties and military organizations ever in this
y country.
q TiIE-oRGAvIzATIoys PRESENT.
q No idea of the number of commands and their
81 strength be formed by seeing them moving here
e and there singy through the streete. The follow
"A rs ca I've al &c
q time:
8 Fifth O, y, G.. 100 strong Colonel f. w. Force,
niSnaI CGHgp Falls O. 7th q g. 800 strong
a. 3oDcaS n. G;ii Akron 800 strong colGpel A. J..
commands Of ihS 1st O. n M g. NIoSI coone G. B.;
Hunt Of Cincinnati, 200 strong four companies Of
Hamilton, OHIO, 800 stroug; three companies Of the
q 3D. O. n, G., Colonel j. H. Notion Of Tippecanoc
L, Colonel J. T, Entrict of Chlicotho, Ohio 200
81 strong; three companies of the 1lth 0. N. g..
81 pany of the 18th o. n. g. Colonel J. W. Denver, of
f1ngi%4 f tbn 14 one 90 men companies A. B. and
Of Columbus four companies of M the 17th O. n G.
81 Colonel f. J. Pocock, of Coshocton. 200 men To-
Gnds capsm j. nRs'" f. boty go
q Columbus, 100; 100 officers and men from the
nsd stateS qsae kMShsaq from Erie Penn
E Colonel II. NJ. Dufeld, $50 men: two companies Of
Boaer fa@ EsS%g" sSa % Fns Of n % w. oo
& men; Buffalo Cadets, Captain w. l.. Chaplin 100 in
n number; Boston independent Fusilers, Captain H..
E A. Snow, 100 men; the Washington Infantry, Cap
3 men the Ashtabula Light Artillery, 30 strong ;
Company A, 18TH Battalion, l. N g., of Alton Ill;
81 City Troop Of Cleveland Grays, Captain Frazce
b Gatlng Gun Battery, Captain w. A. smithnisht /;
1st City Troop, Captain Harris and two compa-
E nies of the fiibernian Rifles, Captains J. OBrien
"a The Grand Army will be represented by Tod Post
a OF OF Youngstown, IN command OF j. o. McGowen,
III Canton Post i'll command of }. NJ Emerso and the
soldiers and sailors of Cnyahoga County will be out
200 strong as will also be the Army of the Cum
berland and the Veteran Militia of Elyra.
ORDERS FOR MONDAYS EXERCISES.
81 At a meeting of the Military Committee and the
q marshals at the City Solicitors Office the following
general orders for Mondays exercises were issued at
b 2 o'clock this morning:
Il OFFICE OF THE MARsHAIcIN-CHIEF,(
Sept. "a, 1881. (
q The Marshal-in-Chief announces the follow
g ing rs the order of the Obsequies for Mon
3 day, the 26th inst. At first the procession will
form i'll the order following promptly at $3.50 M:
The First Division, Colonel II. M. Dufield Detroit
g Infantry, commanding, will form Wood-st,
n with the right resting SupeIior-st. occupying
a Wood-st; from Superior to ST. Clair and St Clairst
q The Second Division, Colonel Albert Barnitz,
Y. ). A., commanding Will form on Bond-st, with
q the rgh resting on Superior-st occupying Bond to
Lalc-st. and LaSc-st. west of Bond-st.
a Ihe Third Division, General M. ID. Leggctt com
q manGlug will form on Ere-st, with the right rest
lug Superior-st., occupying Ernest to Summit-st
and Summit west of Erie,
The Fourth Division, Captain f. III. BOhm com
mandiag will form on EIio-st south of Euchd, the
4 The Fifth Division. Captain NJ A. Foran com
mandng, will form Superior-st. east of Erie-st.,
the right resting OH Erie.
The Sixth Division. Colonel II. N. Whitbcck COM