Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-04

German minister, and Madame Won Eisen-
bacher, Count Lippe-W ~essenfeld, charge
d'afaires of Austria Hungary.
Sixth carriags-Ceunt de Bildt, charge
d'affaires of Sweden and Norway, August
Feigel, German consul general, New York,
Ottnar Won Monl, German consul, Cinein-
natl, Ohio.
German guests in fifteen following car
riagcs.
English guests in ten following car
riages.
Governors, q. s.. senators and repre-
sentatives in seven following carriages.
Ofaoers of the United States army in
five following carriages.
GoverxRent officials from Washington
in four following carriages.
Mayors of other cities III two carriages.
Presidents of boards of trade and cham
bsrs Of commerce in two carriages.
Directors and officers of the Northern
Pacific and other railroad corporations in
six carriages.
Members of the press in ten carriages.
Other guests.
FOB RICE Z
As quickly as the carriages filed up they
were headed for Rice park, the last relay
reaching the park by $50 O'Clock. A rope
Gordon had been stretched around the
park and ample arrangements had been
made for seating the guests. The crowd
around she park was simply immense, the
scene presented being very gay and ami
mated, while the best of order was main
tanned by Capt. Bressett and a posse of
officers. On the north front Of the park,
directly opposite the city hall, a number
Of seats had been placed for the
benefit Of the more notable guests. These
seats were occupied by Gen. Grant, Mr..
Willard and family, Gov. Hubbard, Gen.
| Terry and staff, Mayor O'Brien, Soar"
Carter, mayor of Chicago, Bishop Ireland,
and quite q host of other notables.
THE PROCESSION.
The head of the procession reached
Rice park about 9:35 O'Clock, and the time
passing Q given point was quite five
hours, and it is estimated by competent
judges that it must have been from fifteen
to twenty miles in length.
The head Of the procession formed at
| Seven Corners and infinite credit is due
for the admirable manner in which it was
managed by Gen. Sanborn and his efficient
| aids, as no more difficult task could
be imagined.
| THE BRILLIANT PAGEANT
The brilliant and imposing pageant
passed the park in the following order:
1. Platoon of police.
2. Chief marshal and assistants, followed by
| pony brigade under Marshal Isaac Doble.
| FIRST cRLND OrvTsTON-
i Chief Marshal-Col " B Bend.
Fort Smelling Band.
Battalion of 25th Infantry, y s A.
Lit Col D H Brotherton.
Battery T, 4th Regiment Artillery.
Major L G Smith.
Second Regiment Band.
Second Regiment n 6 S III.
First Regiment N s M.
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 immediate service.
THIRD DIVISION.
VIII 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 CBohemian) Society
Bohemian Turner's Sokol.
st. AIbert's (Polish) Society.
MARsHALs.
Chief: O'Conner.
Asst Marshals, DR. PJ Dryer,
I" Alfred Dufresne.
/" " John Masshek.
4" i" JB Desforges.
" Y Quesnell.
&c Dufresne.
Barbeau.
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 s q. m.
Monday Sd inst.
FoURTH GRAND DIVISION.
Al Keifer, Division Marshal.
Bohemian Band.
st Paul Temple Commandery No 2 c..
= German Society, Turner Society, Druids,
Sons of Herman, Lucelbeurgia, and seven other
Civic societies.
Butchers mounted.
ASSISTANT
Capt ] Manner, Wm Penner,
| Geo r Walsh, H W Thackaray,
Joseph Osborn, Gustavus Hopping.
FIFTH GRAND DIVISION.
Gen. J W Bishop, chief marshal.
Great Western Band.
l. q s 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.
Young, Chief Marshal.
Gen Mark D Flower, Capt 81 A Castle Assistant
Marshals.
Faribault Band.
1. Wholesale dry goods, clothing, furnishing
goods, hats and caps. millinery, notions. Theo
Schurmeier, marshal.
2. Wholesale grocers, drugs, oils, baking
| powders, commission, crackers, confectionery,
crockery. Frank B 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.