Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
SIXTH GRAND DIVISION.

$4,000 N''A-N DA'1oAO~'s
EA Young, Chief Marshal.
Gen Mark d Flower, Capt Ii A Castle, Assistant
Marshals.
Faribault Band.
l. Wholesale dry goods, clothing, furnishing
goods, hats and caps. millinery, notions. Theo
Schumacher, marshal.
2. Wholesale grocers, drugs, oils, baking
powders, commission, crackers, confectionery,
crockery. Frank Howell, marshal.
8. Wholesale boots and shoes, leather and
saddlery, stationery, hides and furs. George
W Freeman, marshal.
4. Wholesale hardware, scales and safes. Ed
ward White, marshal.
5. Brewery, malt and bottling interests, whole
sale liquor dealers and coopers. Vim Hamm,
Henry Stahlmann. VIM Banzholzer, Arthur Koe-
mig Anthony Yoerg, Jr, Paul Hauser, Jr, James
Allie, marshals.
6. Lumber interest, sash, doors and blinds
and wood workers. j P Gribben, Gebhart
Bohn, marshals.
7. Agricultural implements, farm machinery,
wagons, carriages and sleighs. ] H Burwell,
marshal.
s. Coal and wood. Frank II Pratt, George H
Brown, R A Darlington, Jas Dowlan, marshals.
9. Musical Instruments, sewing machines,
billiard table manufacturer, cornice manufac-
turers, iron works, boiler manufacturers, brick
makers, stone cutters, blacksmiths, terra Gotta.
r G Munger, J P Moore, marshals.
10. Retail dry goods, clothing, boots and
Shoes carpets, paper hanging, furniture, hats
and caps, gents furnishing goods. C F Mailer,
F G Ingersoll, marshals.
II. Retail grocers, hardware, gunsmiths,
CRATES, crockery, harness and leather trunk deal
ers, seeds. Maj P Pond, VIM Penner, Josiah
Fairchild, W A Nichols, marshals.
IL. Real estate, auctioneers, billiard halls,
drugs, plumbers, casket makers bakers, florists.
gardeners, broom manufacturers, paints, ice com
panies, street contractors and men. Col A
Bracket, marshal.
FORMING IN LINE.
The respective divisions will form as follows
on the following streets, viz:
First grand division on Fort street north side
of Third right on Third.
Second grand division on Fifth, right on
Fort, to close on the rear of First division as it
passes.
Third grand division on Fourth street and the
right on Third at the Seven corners, and with
the left extended on Exchange street north OF
Fourth street if required, and will close on the
rear of the Second division as it passes at the
Seven corners.
Fourth grand division on Eagle street, with
right on Third at the Seven corners, and will
close on the rear of the Third division at the
Seven corners.
Fifth grand division on Third street west of
Seven corners, right at Seven corners rear ex-
tending west on Third street, and on Oak street
north of Third, Pleasant avenue north side of
Third street, and on College avenue if neces-
sary.
Sixth grand division on Fort street south of
Third street, right on Third street at Seven cor
ners rear extending west on Fort street. Chest
nut, Walnut, Sherman, Ramsey, Oak, Pleasant
avenue, Exchange, Franklin and such other
streets leading into Fort south of Seven corners
as may be found necessary.
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with quick step and well closed up. All foot
men and mounted men will march in column of
tours and artillery and carriages in single line,
with space not exceeding eight feet between
teams.
Officers and bands will pay the customary sa-
lutte as they pass the governors stand, center of
Rice park on Fifth street.
All marshals and assistant marshals will re-
port to the chief marshal at o'clock Monday
morning and proceed to form their divisions and
subdivisions as above indicated and as soon as
formed will so report. Chief marshals of di-