Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-27

Sandusky, o.; Akren Camman-
derry, O.; Cachtee Oommandsry,
Conneauts, O.; Eagle Comman-
derry, Painesville, O.; Norwalk
Comm andery, o.; Holy Rood Conn.,
mandery, Cleveland, o.; Oriental
Commandery, Cleveland, Ohio;
Northwestern Battalion Uniform
ed Patriarchs, I. Q. o. F.; Preux
Ghevalier Division, Knights Of
Pythias; Camp Cordes Drill Bat.
TALON I. o. o. F., and other uni
formed societies not reported.
Third Division-Veteran Eocie.
ty, Gen. M. d. Leggett, com al and
Ing; AID Regiment Ohio Velun-
tsers (Garfield's regiment); Cuya.
hoga County Soldiers and Sailors
Union, excluding all veteran regi-
rnents; Grand Army of the Repub-
lie; General Lyon Post, East Liv.
erpcol, O.; Panlus Post, Ashtabu.
IL, o.; Custer Post. Conneaute. o.;
Heart Post, Massilor, o.; Todd Post,
youngstown, O.; Canton Post,
Canton, O.; Grand Army Post OF
Pittsburg, Pa; other posts of the
Department of Ohio, Societies OF
Williams Collrge and Western Re
serve University; Republican In
vinciblss; Philsdelphia Life Saw.
Ing Service; Garfield and Arthur
Giee Club, Columbus; Independent
Order of Free Sons of Israel; I. o.
b. & 8. 8. B.; Verein Deutsche;
Krieger Bohemian Societies; Swiss
Beneficent Society; Order OF Sons
of st. George.
Fourth Division - Civic Socie-
ties. Captain E H. Benin COM
manding first battalioH; Society
Turnversin Germania; Order OF
HarugarI; Trades Unions; Cleve-
land Lodge, No. 81, K. Of P;
Bricklaysrs' Union, No. 8; Gar
field and Arthur Escort Corps, of
Pittsburgh; A. o. u. W., Buffalo;
nine Lodges Ohio Division, L. O.
@. F. .
Fifth Division-Catholic Soci.
cites, Capt. M. Feran, command
Ing; Irish-Amsrican Legion, Cleve-
land; German Legion, Cleveland;
knights of st. Louis, Cleveland;
Knights of st. George, Cleveland;
Hibernian Rifles, Cleveland; st..
Cyril and Methody Societies, Cleve-
Ian; st. Johns Society, Cleveland;
st. Patrick's Total Abstinence So.
ciety, Cleveland; st. Malachi Total
Abstinence Society, Cleveland;
Father Matthew Total Abstinence
Societo, Newburgh; Immaculate
Conception Total Abstinence Soci.
ETY., Cleveland; Annunciation To-
tai Abstinence Society, Cleveland;
st. Patrick's Total Abstinence Ca.
diets, Cleveland; st. Malachi Total
Abstinence Cadets, Cleveland;
Ancient Order of Hibsrnisn, Cleve-
land: knights of Erin, Cleveland;
Knights of Erin, Newburgh; st.
Patrick's Benevolent Society,
Cleveland; 81. Joseph's Church,
Cleveland; St. Stephens Society,
Cleveland; Knights of st. Joseph,
Cleveland; Knights of st. John,
Cleveland; Young Mems Sodality,
Cleveland; st. Anthony's Society,
Cleveland; st. AIbert's Society,
Cleveland; st. Bridget's Society,
Cleveland.
Sixth Dlvision-Col. Il. A. Whit.
beck, commanding; Citizens of De.
troit, citizens of Canton, citizens
ofthe 10Th Congressional District;
other organized bodies of citizens.
Seventh Division-Funeral es.
eort, Col. John M. Wilson, U. s.
A., commanding; Cleveland City
Troops; Funeral Car and bearers;
Detachment I'd United States Ar
tillery, under command of Lieu.
tenant Weaver; Battalion Knights
Templars; Cleveland Grays.
Eighth Division, Col. w. Il. Hay.
ward, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CON-
tanning Guard of Honor
Gen. w. I. Sherman, Gen
P. II. Sheridan, Gen. Hancock,
Gsn. r. @. Drum, Admiral D. s.
Porter, Pay Director Hooker, Sur.
gson-Gsneral P. s. Wales, Conn
modore g. T. English. ex-Presi-
dsnts of the United States, Cabi.
net officers, members of the Diplo-
matte corps, Judges Of the supreme
Court, United States Senators,
Governors of States and stats,
members of Congress, the Society
of the Army of the Cumberland,
Mayors of cities, distinguished
guests invited by the Secretary OF
| State.
Ninth Divisfon-Ohio National
Guard, Gen. s. P. Smith, Adjutant
General of Ohio, commanding. To
this division was assigned the duty
Of guarding Monumental Park, the
line of march and Lake View Gem
etery. 1t consists OF the following:
Third, Fourth, Fifth, sixth, Sew
enth, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh,
Fourteenth and Sixteenth Regi-
ments Ohio National Guard.
The frat division moved prompt
ly at 1880 A. L., followed by other
divisions in the order named,
marching east on Superior street,
to Erie, to Euclid avenue, out
Euclid avenue to Lake View Gem
etery. Upon arriving at the ceme-
terry, the ranks faced inward and
saluted the remains Of the Presi-
dent as they passed, the military
presenting arms and the remainder
Of the column standing with I'M
covered heads. AT the conclusion
Of the services at the cemetery. the
column counterm arched and re.
turned by the same route to the
public square, where 1t was dis.
missed. Minute guns were fred
during the progress of the column
by the Ashtabula light artillery.
Notwithstanding the vastness OF
the assemblage perfect order and
quiet prevailed during the entire
progress of the march.