Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-27


Ny lie but from Thee inherit,
And dea,h becomes my chiefest gain.
In Thee live. in Thee die
Content, for Thou art ever nigh
Rev. Isaac Everett, of Cincinnati, then
delivered an eloquent address.
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
CLEVELAND, September 6th-Following
was the order in which the procession moved
to-day General James Barnett, Marshal
in. Chief, and the following staff General
E iward S. Meyer, Adjutant- General Major
w. T. Goodspeed, Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral; Aids-de- de-camp-Gsneral j. J. Ellwell,
Colonel J. Ishome. Colonel E. Somers. Colonel
NJ. L. Dempsey, Colonel A. M.
Burns. Colonel E. s. Cowell, Colonel
A. 7. Brinsmads, Major NJ F.
Edgerton, Colonel R. i. Dawes, Colonel S.
B. Lamoreaux. Colonel W. F. Hannah, Cap.
tain Felix Rosenberg, Captain Hutchins,
Captain j. B. Allender, Captain N. d.
Fisher, Captain W. J. Gleason, Captain d.
Fl. Kimberly, Captain f. Reilly, Captain J.
Weidsnkopler, Captain Perry Ellis, Captain
W. Smith, Captain Theo. Voges, Captain G.
E. Burke, Captain G. House, Captain j. W.
Cochran. Captain W. Fl. Farrand, Captain
I. w. Pelton, Captain W. E. Weidenkopler.
First Division-Colonel H. M. Dufisld,
Detroit Infantry, commanding; detachment of
police; Silver G-ays' Bandof Cleveland Bos-
ton Independent Fusileers; Spaulding Guards;
Company B, Seventy Regiment
National Guard; Queen City Guards Com.
pany, Seventy-fourth Regiment, New York
National Guards Buffalo City Guards
United States Barracks ; Band of Colum-
bus; Governors Guard of Columbus To-
ledo Infantry; Band of Detroit, Mich; De-
troit Infantry Washington Infantry Band
of Pittsburg; Washington Infantry; Cat
ling Guns Battery; First Ohio Battery.
Second Division-Unformed societies; Col.
onel Albert Barinth. commanding, and aids
Captain NJ. B. Garry, Major A. w. Finlon,
Captain E. NJ. Hister, Captain Q. G. Arms,
Captain W. A. Ludlum, Captain W. J.
Starkweather; Columbia Commandery. No.
2, Washington. D. c.; Detroit Com
mandery, No. /, Detroit, Mich;
Hugh Depange Commandery, Buff
falo, N. Y; Demoley Commandery,
Louisville, KY: Olive Commandery, Erie,
Pa; Cincinnati Commandery, No g. Gin
cinnati, o.; Ried's Commandery, No. 6,
Dayton, o.; Toledo Commandery, No. z,
Toledo, o.; Hanselman Commandery, No.
MapeHa1J n Er,a ro,a-a1I.,,,
dusky, o.; Akron Commandary, Akron, O.;
Caehtee Commandery, Conneaut, o.; Eagle
Commandery, Painsville, o.; Norwalk Com
mandery, Norwallz, O.; Holyold Command
cry, Cleveland. o.; Oriental Commandery,
Cleveland; uniformed Patriarchs, I. o. o.
F.; Preux Chevalier Division, Knights of
Pythias; Camp Cardes Battalion, 1. o. o.
F.; other uniformed societies not reported.
Third Division-Veteran Society, General
M. D. Leggett, commanding Aids-Cap-
tain John Crowell, Jr., Captain A. Groot,
Captain G. H. Foster, Captain S. A. Ben
nett, Captain r. B. Smith, Lieutenant Fred
Kinsman, Lieutenant E. Clark, G. Stocking;
Forty-second Regiment, o. V. 1. Garfield
Regiment) Cuyahoga county; Soldiers and
Sailors Union, excluding all veteran regi-
ments; Grand Army of the Republic-Gen-
eral Lyon Post. East Liverpool, Ohio Paulas
Post, Ashtabula, Ohio Custer Post Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Heart Post, Massillon, Ohio
Tod Post, Youngstown, Ohio; Canton Post,
Canton, Ohio Grand Army Post, of Pitts
burg, Pa; other Posts of the Department of
Ohio. Societies-Williams College, Western
Reserve University, Hudson Delta Epsilon
Fraternity; Republican Invincibles, Phila
delphia Life Saving Service; Garfield and
Arthur Glee Club. Columbus Independent
Order of Free Sons of Israel; Hungarian So
cieties; 1. o. B. and S. S. B. Vereins
Duttsche Krieger; Bohemian societies Swiss
Bene6cient Society; Order of Sons of st.
George.
Fourth Division-Civic Societies, Captain
E. Fl. Bohm commanding Aids-Captain
L. E. Lambert, Herman Mueller, E. Vo.
poleoky, E. E. J. Klaussman, F. Sellbach,
Emiel J. We'll, Herman Schmidt; First
Battalion Society of Turn Verein; German
Order of Harugari; Trades Unions Cleve.
land Lodge No. 81, K. of P; Bricklayers,
Union No. 5. of Ohio; Garfield and Arthur's
Escort Corps, Pittsburg; Ancient Order of
United Workmen. Buffalo, nine Lodges !;
Ohio Division, I. o. o. F.
Fifth Division-Catholic societies, Captain
NJ. Feran commanding; Aids-Patrick
Reilly, J. P. Dawley, Thomas Murphy,
Jerry Shehan, P. A. Dempsey, James Nc
Neil, George Kessler, John Knicking, J.
Jerder, F. G. Glidden; Irish-American
Legion, Cleveland; German Legion, Cleve-
land; knights of St. Louis, Cleveland; |;
knights of st. George, Cleveland; Hibernian
Rifles, Cleveland st. Cyril and Methody
societies, Cleveland; ST. Johns Society,
Cleveland; ST. Patrick's T. A. Society,
Cleveland; ST. Malachi T. A. Society, Father
Mathew I. A. Society, Newburg Immacu-
late Conception 7. A. Society, Cleveland ];
Annunciation T. A. Society, Cleveland !;
st. Patrick's T. A. Cadets, Cleveland !;
St. Malachi 7. A. Cadets, Cleveland !;
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Cleveland !;
Knights of Erin, Cleveland; Knights of
Erin, Newburgh; st. Patrick's Benevolent
Society, Cleveland; st. Josephs Church,
Cleveland !; st. Stephens Society, Cleveland ;
Knights Of St. Joseph, Cleveland; Knights
of St. John, Cleveland; Young Mems So.
dality. Cleveland st. Anthony Society,
Cleveland; st. Albert's Society, Cleveland
St. Bridget's Society, Cleveland.
Sixth Division-Colonel 81. A. Whitbeck,
commanding; Aids-Captain W. Cowal, Cap
tain J. N Estabrook, Captain J. K. Destatt,
Captain d. n. Afford, Captain Thomas
Smith, Captain Henry Gordon, Hon. Joseph
Breck, Hon. j. M. Curtiss, james W. Dew.
ing, Frank Brown, G. P. Dryden, William
Hanna, W. H. Horton, Jr.; citizens of De-
troit; citizens of Canton citizens of the
Nineteenth Congressional District; other
organized bodies Of citizsns from abroad.
Seventh Division-Funeral escort, Colonel
John M. Wilson, U. s. A.. commanding
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