The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-09
THE GREAT ENCAMPMENr.
The Programme for the Exercises of the
Week, as Ofhcially Announced.


The arrangement of the programme of the
military encampment has been completed by
GeneralCarnahan and is as follows:
Monday, Aug 13, morning-Federal salute at
sunrise; revellle, A. NJ; breakfast call. A. NJ;
ponce call, A. NJ; sick call, 7:l5 A. NJ; guard
fn mounting, A. Nj; Reception of troops and
formation of camp completed; dinner call, IL NJ.
Afternoon-Commen of artillery section
drill. Indiana Legion-first prize 5000, second
prize $3.50; regimental dress parade p NJ:
supper call. $50 p. NJ; retreat-evening gun
sundown; tattoo, $780, taps, 10 NJ
Tuesday, Aug. l4-Morning-Salute and camp
calls as on the previous day; artillery section
Grill, Indiana Legion, completed ARTILLERY section
drlli, free for all, cOInmenced-frst prize $500,
second prize $780, dinner call at IL NJ.
Afternoon-Artillery section drill. free for all,
completed; Indiana Legion infantry drill COM
s %enee6mflrst prize $500 second prize 5000;
g p. M.
Wednesday. Aug 15-Morning-Federal salute
al sunrise; reveille, A. NJ; breakfast call. A,
NJ; police Call, A. NJ; sick call,
7;l5 A. NJ; guard mounting, S a NJ:
lndlana Legion infantry drill complete d; posts
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic; old soldiers
and ex-prlsoners Of war; passing In review;
a aSI OF the Grand Army cash prizes and
the elegant Nordyke e. Marmon silk banner, to
tne post bringing on the ground the largest
number OF men in proportion to membership,
after which a grand reception will be held in the
rotunda OF the Exposition building. Speeches
VIII be made by Governor Porter, General Man
son. Mayor Grubbs and Others Grand national
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at 1890.
:, Afteruoon-Prize drill OF the companies OF the
FIRST Veteran Regiment Infantry, Indiana Lee
glon-nrst prize, 5000; second prize 500;
zouave drill, Indiana Legion-prize 300; dress
parade First Veteran Regiment, Indiana LIE.
glon' . P. NJ; supper call, $50 p NJ: retreat.
evening gnn sundown; tattoo, $3.50 P. NJ; taps
~ F. M In the streets of the city (evenine),
grand industrial pageant of the Harvest Home,
moving panorama of the industries of the city
ana State under brilliant illumination and fire
works.
Thursday, Aug. 6-Morning-salute and
Ca mp calls as Oh previous day, inspection of
company quarters. $50 A. NJ; grand free-foran
urn commenced; first prize, $1,000; second
prize, $780, dinner call IL NJ.
Afternoon-Grand free-for-al four-gun mount
ed artillery drill, prize S400 free-foral cavalry
qr1ll, prize $500; cavalry drill, Indiana
spection and review of all the troops by the
Governor and his staff. 4 P. NJ; parade of the
entlre command through the streets. $50 PM
supper aud camp calls as previous days.
Friday. Aug. 17-Morning-Fedsral salute at
sunrise; revelle, . A. NJ; breakfast call, A. M;
police call, A. NJ; sick call, 7:15 A. NJ; guard
mounting, 3 A. NJ. grand free-for-all infantry
urlll completed; dinner call, IL NJ.
-Free-for-al Gatlng gun drill
prize elegant silver cup, offered by the Cat.
ling Gun Company, of Hartford, Conn. The
browning event of the week will be the grand
Dattle, TO be participated in by all the troops;
infantry, cavalry, mounted artillery and gait
lings, TO close with the storming of the fort
and capture of the garrison; awarding the
prizes; close Of the campaign.
Inc companies which will participate in the
dlnerent drills will be announced from day to
day next week.
The Classical School Cadets who desire to act
a. orderlies are requested to report to General
Carnahan at his office this week.
poftoffice for the delivery of mail to those in
camp VIII be one of the features OF convenience
OF the enoampment.
The Classical School Cadets are requested to
report at the school building Monday morning
the week,