The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-31
TO. DAYS DEMONSTRATION
All Arrangements Complete for a ROus-
ing Reception to Gen. Logan.
Order and Line of March-The Companies
that Will Participate-HOw and Where
They Will Be Assigned to Places.

General Logan will arrive here at 5 o'clock this
morning. and will be the guest of Jno. c.. New.
This afternoon there will be a procession, which
promises to be miles in length, composed of old
soldiers and civil, military and political compa-
MES, to escort the distinguished gentleman to
the Circle Park, where he will be welcomed by
Senator Harrison, and will make a brief address.
Tonight there will be a grand torchiight pro
cession, which will be reviewed by General
Logan. The arrangements for the entire
demonstration, as prepared by the various COM
mittees, are as follows:
THE ARRANGEMENTS IN FULL.
The infantry, E. S. Foster commanding, Ala
bama street, right resting on Ohio street.
Colored troops, T. D.. Watson commanding,
and the artillery, Lewis Kern commanding, on
Delaware street, right resting on Ohio street.
Republican clubs, General A. G. Jones, on
east side of Pennsylvania street, right resting on
Ohio street.
All other civic organizations, William D.. Wiles
commanding, on west side of Pennsylvania
street, right resting on Ohio street.
Cavalry, George W. Spahr commanding, on
Meridian street, right resting on Ohio street.
The several commands will promptly assemble
at the designated rendezvous at 1 o'clock, and
bA6 COluLuu Will mdrC0 dU sharp Z OCtOCh.
AND LINE OF MARCH.
Cavalry. advance guard, 70 be detailed by George W.
Spahr.
Governors Staff.
Tippecanoe Club.
Chief Marshal and staff, as follows: Chief of Staff,
William H Tucker; Adjutant-general viii G. David.
Aides-de-camp: W. w. Dudley, Gid. B. Thompson, AID
Hereth, Ben ID. House. Lee Fulmer, Harry G. Adams,
4. II. Butler, James 7. Layman, Henry {, Allen, NJ.
/. Brown, c. c. Foster, l. n. Walker, Frank Erdel-
meyer, Ed. P. Thompson, Frank Dice. o. NJ. Wilson.
~ Rnolf,,l III . No., A R-aloaaA Thomas I
Morse, D. II. Wiles, John Rankin, II. B. Stout, n. N.
Morse, Anthony Cost, Joseph T. Elliott, G: J. Many;
Pendleton; J. o. Pedigo, Lebanon: Robert NJ. Black,
Greeneastle; George W. Miller, Terre Haute.
Reception committee dismounted.
General Logan, General Harrison and John G. New IN
carriage, escorted by ex-soldiers of General
Logan's Ghe Fifteenth Army Corps,
James E. Twiname, commanding.
Infantry.
Artillery.
Colored Troops. I
Young Mems Republican Clubs, under command
of A. c.. Jones.
Morton Club.
Business Mems Club and other civic organizations,
under command of w. d. Wiles.
Special Features.
Cavalry. ,.,
The column will move on Ohio to East street,
south to Washington street, west to Illinois
street, north to Market street, east to the Circle,
where, on arrival, the space around the stand
will be occupied, and, after the reception, dis
band. In case it should rain, the column will
continue It's mafcn on washington SbfecC TO
Tennessee street. and the reception will take
place in the Park TheateP Genera, Harrison
will, on behalf of the veteran soldiers and Re-
publican organizations, welcome General Lo-
gan, and General Logan will reply. At the close
of General Logan's address the parade will be
dismissed.
THE COMMANDERS AND THEIR STATES.
Commanders of their divisions and members
of their respective stats:
Infan+rv-R & Foster cornnoaDdino
Stats. F. Gray, James Twiname, Oran Perry,
john V. Parker, Dan Ransdell, Robert E. Smith,
II. FL. Beville, J. E. Haskell, John b. Elan, n.
R. Ruekle, John 7: Brush, Joseph R. Perry,
Berg Apologize, OFT. Hasselman, J, c. Wheat
lanes Jan" S.d H.. 81 ShaH n wi,a THOMAS 3 II j R.s sharpe G =, F.;
Lowe, w. r. Clinton, John R. Leonard, Bruce Carr,
c. Ii. O'Bren, Joshua Adams, J. R, Forbes, j. K.
Bigelow, John A. NJ. Cox, John W. Coons, CD.
Dobbs, N. L. johnson, J. G. Lennon, W. F. Keay,
T.. J. Trusler, W. C. Lamb, j. D. Cravens, A. d.
r. Miner, Robert Johnson, Edward McDeyitt, L. G,
Garrigus, Horace Mckay, Ethan A. Brown, John L.
McMaster, George F. McGinnis, Henry Nicohai, Hi
G.. Roney, J. A. Closer, Jacob II. Scholl, George w.
Sloan, R.. NJ. Smock, L. Splann, Fred Steinhauer,
James N. Stevens; James Stokes D. f. Stout, WIG.
WATSON, j. A. Abbott, Henry Schwinge, Harry BehE'
Cavalry-George ". SPahr, commanding.
staf-David Swain, chief of staff. Aides-Geo-
Herriott, Samuel Shearer, Geo. w. Johnston, Ben
Richardson, 6. H. Shower, g. W. Smith s,
II. Fletcher, Stanton J. Peelle, Thomas Endley, r. H..
Reese. Miles Reynolds, F. E. Benjamin, K. 7. Jenk-
ITO " -. 4AL AAAAAN N0D ~ ~ h0htCtf E&dO 00h
ny, Brainard Rorison, L. c. Wilson, David Meyers,
Moses G.. McLain, John Pfaff. r. s. Cotter, J. Hervey
Loves, Lew Wallace, b. d. Walcott, G. H. Walcott,
H. Shideler. Wallace feathers, +. Fl. Raschig, Frank
Walker, j. K. Sharpe, Harry Coder.
Artillery-Louis Kern, commanding.
Staff-John Baker, Adolph Ruth, Charles Goodwin,
A. d. Harvey, Henry Sponsell, ]. E. Mathews, j. B..
Thornburg, H. Hinkson, George W. Lambert, Vigo
county; Joe Eminger, j. w, Writ, Adam Frank.
Artillery headquarters will be at the Circle
Park Hotel.
Colored Troops-T. NJ. Watson, commanding.
Staff-H. G. Turner, Philip Franklin, John Will
Jams, William Absalom, Rev. A. Simmons, r. Barton,
Elder J. NJ. Harris, William Allen, Henry Sweetland,
George Walter, Benjamin Young, Edward Harris, Cap
tain Hillyard, Q. A. Webb, Minus Goodal, John
Abrams, Luke Burris, Doc Wilson.
Republican Club Organization-A c. Jones, com.
manding.
Staff and Reception Committee-W. E. Pullin,
chief of staff; Frank H. Rasehig, J. K. Sharpe, jr.,
Frank b. Walker, w. II. Morris, Mansie Took, Fl. G.
Landeis, Charles H. Wolcott, n. n. Morris, Ben Wal
colt, A. H. Stein, IL. L. Whitehead. j. l.. Baker, Ed
Schlideler, Charles L. Thornton, d. De Wolf, Jacob
F. Schol, Homer o. Ross, all being members of the
Morton Club.
PROGRAMME RoR THE EVENING.
The formation of line of march for the torch
light procession will be as follows; Young mems
Republican clubs, escort guards, ETC., under
command of A. G. Jones, will form on Pennsyl-
vania street, right resting on Ohio street.
Plumed Knights of Columbia, Joseph r.
Forbes commanding, on Ohio street, extending
west, right resting at Pennsylvania street.
Calkins Escort Guards, II. H. Beyille com