The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-27
NO. SO

centr5 arch four simple but most eloquent
words greet the eye, Welcome Home,
TO Rest" Upon the two centre columns.
are two other sentences OF equally suits
BILE significance, "Lay him to sleep
whom we have learned to love-" Lag
him to sleep whom we have learned tgs
trust" Suspended in the centre Of the.
arch is q large, handsome lgtt.r 6
worked in evergreens upon framework
on the east side msy be seen the words.
He liYedgin all~Our hearts, death ear
side is the inscription Love was t1&
source, duty, slaw of bis~iifs The
whole structure is besut fully decorated
with the EN- blems of Voc.
Mrs. Garfield visited the cemessTB
about 10 O'Clock this morning, III coEa-
pany with Hen. j. s. Wsde. The visa
resulted in the confirmation OF the sta
previously fixed upon by the committee
Mrs. Garfield expressed her sstisfsctjoza
ut the choice and her genuine sdmirntiorl
Of The splendid scenery. The bier UPON
which the caske. will lie is 81 feet high
and ten long and eleven wide. The sides
are covered with black velvet and 3
heavy pail, looped with silver fringe, Is
thrown over MI. In addition 10 FAs-
Wade, Mrs. Garfield was accompanied
y
James, Colo mel Rockwell ard wife, Gen
SWAIN, Gen, Mason and wife. MA
James Mason and several Others.
THE LAST DAY.
Cleveland, o, am, 26.-The morn
ing opened cloudy, but by 8 O'Clock the
sky was clOudless aud the day pesSeGl.
one throughout The streets we're
lhronged with surRirg crowds. ard dix
ferent military organizations ere arriving
momentarily. The scene st present -
one of confusion and hustle ArrsUge:
ments for keeping the route Of the pro
cession clear are said 10 be az near pen
faction as possible. Thousands upOa
t ou, ands Of persons are gathered about
the public square awaiting he commence
ment of the exercise. The city j. much
/ overerowded, ali the thotels being OEaE-
/ run with guests, and nOtwii hsth ndiBg
the hospitsfties extended by private lam
| lilies, many 'persC rs fud great difficulty In
obtaining meals, 20 say nothing Of lodg-
ings. be milj:ery lodges and civic or
/ gahlZstiOLs are how forming S bout tbss
public fqusre, pre-, zratory to taTing as
soon rs possible tfter he service COLA
meuces.
/ TIE PROCESSION. -,-s-
/ Following are the &c, eral orders show
Irg tee orcer in which tue pIocessio1,
moved to-day. Second the order ir.
column will be as follows: General Jsnresr
| Barnett, msrthal-in CHEZ, I'D the fol-
loving sts3: General Ed. :. Meyer, adj
IjutenI genera; Hsjor X F. Good peed..
aseist,-LL acjuIsnt general; Captain q. c
Pewsiee, Sssistant sdjutant sscGgBsD
AIGes-de-camp: General }. j. EfVeil,
Colore! J: lone Colon-l E. Soaars..
Colonel NJ. l.. Dempsey, Colonel R. a.,
Burn, COlenel E ). Cowell, Coloaet
At. Brinsma te, Major II. f. EdgersoBI,
I Colonel K. l. D,vi', Colonel s. Il.
Lsmoneaux, UOl rel w. F. HaIn.s,,
Captain Felix Rosenberg, CaptsiIs
Cutchens, Captain j. b. Ai1ende-. Care
tam \. d. Fl ner, Captain w. J G,eEz-
,SsOn, Csp'aiH d. II. Kimberly, Csp4a1s.
IF. BELLY, Cap ain j. We5deL kops 81,
! Captain Perry kiiIs, Captain w. Smith,
! CoRtain Theodore Voges, Captain @. r.
hBurkc, Captain g. W. How, Captalsa.
~. w. Cochran C-ptsin w. 81. Far
rand. Captain F. ". Pel.on, Captain
W. E Weiden Jepler.
First division, Col,uel Il N
/ DaHed, captain OF infantry, coz
! usn ing detachment Of po.lef.-
! silver 6rsys Band o: Cle7rland; Bostoaa
lnd' p-RdeGt Fu-iIIers; Spau ding
Gu&rus, COMPANY B, Seveniy-fouriE
Regiment, National Guaros; Queen City
6usrds; Company Z, Seventy -fouvkla
I Regiment, New York National GuAzGlr-
Buffalo City Guards; Cadet BAND Buffalo
! City C4tet-, United States Barracks
! bsrd, ColHm bus, Ohio; Toledo Catels
Band, 1Oledo, Oh G; Toledo Csde Is; De.
! troll IEfaaIry Band, Detroit, Mich; Do
trot EnfSn,ry; Washington Iufanlrg
! Band, PitfsbuFg; WASH Rton Infantry
/ GaAlIEg Guns Battery; First Ohio BREs
/ leTy.
( Second division, Uniformed societies,
! toleael Albert Barinta, COMMANDING
! AIDES, Captain II. B. Gary Major A.W.
/ F'IRlSn, Captain &. 81. Hsster, CApts5za
| Z. Z. Arms. Captain w A Ludulu.
/ Captain w. j. Stark weather; ColuIROIE
CommaRdery, No. z, Washington, ,.
! e.; Detroit Commsndery, No. !. DetT0iss
Aieh., Hugh Dep4yu, commander
I Buffalo, New York; DemOISy
CymHandery, Louisville, Kentucky
Olive COmmsndery, Erie. Pa; CincIn-
natl Com IN srdery, No. 3. CIucinno25
/ Ohio: Reea's Conmsndery, y 8, Dag
| ion, Ohio; ToIedo Commandery. No. =
! Toledo, Ohio; HsHse man CommandeTy
$40. ., Mansfield, OBiO; Erie Comma1-
.teEy, SsRdusky. Ohio; Akron Z mraal--
/ derry, Akron, Ohio; C4chtee Con.naE~
derry, Connssut, Ohio; Eagle Coumsn-
Fdery, gainesville, Ohio; Norwak Com
msndery, Norwslk, Ohio; Oriental Com
mandery. Cleveland; Northwestern Bat
talon Uniformed Patriarchs, LOOP
Preuy Chevslier, division Of Knights Of
| Pythiss; Camp Cordes, drill baltsliozs
1.O.O.F.; other Uniformed societies : d
reported.
Third division-vetsr4r Soldiers Gen
| ii. D. Leggett commanding; sides,
Capt. John Crowell, jr., Capt @. b.
Groot, Capt @. II, Foster, Capt. J. 2
Bennett, Capt. r. B. Smith, Lieut.. 2
KinsmsD, ir., Lieuts. Edmund CARR,
George Stocking, Forty second Reg
unent 0. V. l., (Garfeld's regimeDSg-
Cuyahoga County, soldiers and sas3-
ors of the Union, excluding sll veterzos
regiments, Grand Army of the RepuS-
lie, Gen. LYON, Post, East LiverDeeA-
o.; Psulus Post, Ashtabula, o.; Cusssr
Post, Conneaut, O.; Heart Post, MASH
lion, o.; Tod Post. youngstown, o.
Canton Post, Canton, o.. Grand Army
Post, OF Pittsburg. Pa; other posts DE