Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
First Lieutenautand Adiutant.
The Procesxi>n ard IT.. Dirisfons

A"e S-|OceSSh>Jt ara It's JIigtSiODS.
The committee having the matter in
charge held its first meeting at Gen. San
born's Office yesterday, and the following
ohcial programme IS the result:
he following is the complete list of
n4arsnals and assistant marshals:
In John Il. Sanborn chairman; Gen. Haw
ley, j. j. McCHrdy, c.. a. Lambert, D A. Mon
tort, ). W. Bishop, Otto Dreher, L. Won Baum
bach, Alfred Dufrene, Frank Keogh, George W.
freeman, Theodore Schumacher George II.
6rown' 8. V. Hanft, William Hamm, G.. A.
vandeTsiuls, A. r. Kiefer, john Bell, George
" Bacon, Jacob Manner, William Penner,
Charles Al telson, NJ. ]. O'Connor, +. Rice, Jr.,
q. 5. Buttker, Frank Lindeke, J. P Gribben,
James Allie, X. c. Munger, William Banholzer,
l.. W. hundlett, Alex. Riley, C. B. Cunning
nam, >. A. Mitchell, II. w. Thackery, Joseph
Oppenheim, G. Il. Bosworth, Edward White,
Arthur Koenig, GebharU Bonn, Frank H. Pratt,
Z. +. Mailer, DR.. Dryer, Charles Borup, J. K.
Bacon, D. Seeley, 4. B. Giesen, Carl Betz, E. A.
Young, Frank B. Howell, Henry Stahlman,
Paul Hanson, Jr., j H Burwell, J. Moore,
Col. A. B: Bracket, Maj. James p. Pond, C. c.
Hare, j. Ii. Cleveland. W. a. Nichols, Joseph
Osborn, j. L. Cherry, A. B. Driscol, L. E.
Newport, +. g. Ingersoll, L. II. Maxiield f. H.
Caulfeld, Josiah Farchild.
The procession is finally organized as
follows:
l. Platoon of police.
2. Chief marshal and ass istants, followed by
pony brigade under Marshal Isaac Doble.
FIRST GRAND DIVISION.
Chief Marshal-Col W B Bend.
Fort Smelling Band.
Battalion of 18th Infantry, q A.
Lit Col II Brotherton
Battery F, 4th Regiment Artillery
Major l. q Smith.
Second Regiment Band.
Second Regiment N G S NJ,
First Regiment II 6 S NJ.
Emmett Light Artillery
All Other Military Organizations.
Grand Army of the Republic and Veterans of
the late war.
SECOND GRAND DIVISION.
Chief Marshal John T Black, chief fire de-
partment.
Entire fire department of st Paul in condition
for imm ediate service.
THIRD DIVISION.
Will be composed of the following Orders,
viz:
Red Wing Band
Ancient Order Hibernians.
knights of st Paul.
Union Franchise.
st. John Baptiste.
Knights of Labor,
Bohemian Knights,
st. Venice (Bohemian) Society.
st. John (Bohemian) Society
Bohemian Turner's Sol1ol
st. Albert's (PoEsh) Society.
MARsHALs.
Chief: II J O'Conner.
Asst Marshals, DR. P Dryer,
g g Alfred Dufresne.
John Masshek.
In forming, the right will rest on Fourth and
Seventh streets, extending along Fourth and
down Franklin street. All organizations to re-
port promptly to chief of the division at a. m
Monday Sd inst
FOURTH GRAND DIVISION.
A r Keifer Division Marshal.
Bohemian Band.
st Paul Temple Commandery No 2PC.
German Society, Turner Society, Druids,
Sons of Herman, Lucelbeurgia, and seven other
Civic societies.
Butchers mounted.
ASSISTANT MARsHALS:
Capt Manner, VIM Penner,
Geo Walsh, I'll w Thackaray,
Joseph Osborn, GustaVus Hopping.
FIFTH GRAND DIVISION
Gen. W Bishop, chief marshal.
Great Western Band.
!. U 8 mail service past and present, omni-
bus and transfer line, c II Bosworth, marshal.
2. Express companies, ] l. Cherry, marshal.
Railroads and railroad employees.
Marshals.
SIXTH GRAND DIVISION.