Daily globe., 1883-05-28

to return to your homes and families, to devote
this day to the memory of the boys we left
behind.
JAS; 3: !: Rs9sHaa' sRasaa, e.nr'l Committee.
TREo. SANDER,
PROGRAMME AT OAKLAND CEMETERY.
Dirge by the Great Western band.
Reading of General Orders by Com. E: Simon
Prayer by Rev. W. R. Marshall.
Mus by First Regiment band, NJ NG.
Recitation by Miss Agnes Green.
Music by Fort Smelling band.
Annual address by Comrade W. H. Harrington.
Music by Great Western band.
Decorating the graves by Garfield Post No. s,
and Acker Post No. q, G. A. R., assisted
by l6young ladies, daughters
of ex-Soldiers.
Assembly at the Stand,
Decoration of cross by F. Siebold Adiutant of
Garfield Post, and S. V. Pratt, Adjutant
of Acker Post.
Music-America, assisted by the combined
bands.
Benediction.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Platoon of Police.
Chief Marshal-W. H. H Taylor.
Asst Marshal A. Becker.
First Divishion Col. W. H. Bend com'dg.
Fort Smelling Band.
U. S. Regulars.
First Regiment Band NJ. N. G.
Co. Co e lst' Reg NJ: N :! G. Cap Capt F. P Wright
Co. D m 8. g Can't u 6 0re Ronr
Emmit Light Art "a. ' D'-i
Second Division, Jos. L. Br - ,m'dg.
Great Western Bal
Acker Post No. 21, G. A. R., e. Simonton,
Commanding.
Orators in Carriages
Decorating Committee, consisting of eighteen
Young ladies, Daughters of ex-SOldiers
Garneld Post No. 8, j. W. Makinson, COm'dg.
Sons of Veterans.
LINE OF MARCH
Forms on Fifth between Wabashaw and Washing
ton streets on Washington, south to Third, down
Third to Jackson, up Jackson to Seventh, down
Seventh to Broadway, up Broadway to Mississip-
pl, out Mississippi to Oakland cemetery. The
entire procession to proceed to the cemetery
The artillery will fire the usual salute at the
gate. The details for the Catholic and Luther
an cemeteries will leave the Court House square
at 3 80 a.. m. sharp.
Contributions of flowers for decorating the
cross, will be received at the old court house
from Tuesday l O'Clock till Wednesday 10
o'clock.
The business men of st. Paul are respectfully
requested to close their places of business on
Wednesday, May 80, (NemoriGl Day) from u
o'clock noon to O'Clock p. m. that a proper
observance of the day may be had.
To each and every citizen we extend a cordial
invitation to take part i'll these memorial ceremo-
MES. In few years more the Grand Army
will cease to exist, and these sacred duties will
be left to you. JAS. l.. BRIGHAM,
r. A. B ECKER,
THEo. SANDER,
General Committee.
The following are the names of the young la
dies of the decorating committe:
Edith Kenrick, lIable Kenrick,
Anna Haupt, Emma Brigham,
Annie Hausdorf, Emma Hausdorf,
Edna Makinson, Nellie lIakinson,
Martha Sander, Lille Hollis,
Sophie Lightboun, Mary Lightboum,
Marie Scheffer, Elsie Hasenwinkle,
Louise Roth, Isabelle Roth,
Alice Lemon, Bertha Lemon,
HEADQUARTERS EA0IET LIGHT ARTILLERY.
NJ. n. G.. ST.. Paul, May %, 1883.
Battery Order No. 7.
1. For the purpose of doing honor to the
memory Of the dead soldiers Of the republic,
this command is hereby ordered to assemble at
the armOry at u o'clock noon. Wednesday. May
80, 1883, In full dress uniform for mounted pa
rade and participation in the ceremonies of Dec
Grafton day. Drivers viii report to the first
sergeant, and cannOniers to their respective
chiefs of piece.
2. At l2:45 the battery will proceed to the
place of general rendezvous and do escort duty for
that position of the memorial procession pro-
ceeding to Calvary cemetery.
3. At the close of the services at
the cemetery the usual three salvos will be fred.
Chief of piece will see that the timber is proper
ly supplied with ammunition.
C. NJ. MACARTHY,
Capt. Emmett Light Artillery.