St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-05

sunday morning was changed somewhat 1t was
at first intended for the different organiza-
tons to march from Market hall to the
church and enter at the front, while the clergy
would enter at the side door from the passionate,
put last evening it was changed so that the soci-
cites will march to the church end form in two
lines between which the clergy pass to the front
OF the church and there enter
The railroad committee reported that all the
roads entering st. Paul had agreed upon one
and one-ifth fare going and coming
The governor of Minnesota and the mayor of
It. Paul will both be escorted Sunday morning
at $3.50 to Market hall, where they will each
make speech of welcome.
After services at the church ell the societies
viii be taken to Market hall, where a lunch will
e served.
The committee on invitation was instructed to
invite the city council, the city attorney, the city
clerk and all officers of the city government to
De present at Market hall and participate in the
ceremonies of the occasion
The acceptance by the chamber of commerce
of the invitation to participate in the ceremonies
vas received and read.
THE ORDER OF THE PROCESSION,
The following is the order of the procession:
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon of police.
DIST Regiment band.
Delegates.
Committee of arrangements.
Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Sapanock's band (St. Paul.)
Hibernian Rifles.
st. George Ritter.
THIRD DIVISION.
Great Western band (St. PAUL.
ST. Clement society.
FOURTH DIVISION.
French band (St. Paul)
LeUnion Francois.
FIFTH DIVISION
Fort Smelling Band.
A. .. of Hibernians.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Minneapolis Band.
West Minneapolis Society.
Delano Society.
Chaska Society.
SEVENTH DIVISION,
Winona Band.
Winona Society.
Hastings Society.
Wabashaw Society.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Shakopee Band.
Jorion Society.
Belle Plaine Society.
NINTH DIVISION.
New Ulm Band -. "- A-
New Ulm Society.
LIE Sueur Society.
Glencoe Society.
West Newton Society.
TENTH DIVISION.
Minneapolis Band
East Minneapolis Society.
St. Johns Society.
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
Saltwater Band.
Saltwater Society.
La Crosse Society.
TWELFTH DIVISION.
Mankato Band.
Mankato Society.
st. Peter Society.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
Farbault Band.
Farbault Society
st. Wenzislad Society.
FOURTEENTH DIVISION
Shakopee Band.
st. Stanslaus Society.
st. Joseph Society.
st. Aloysius Society.
FIFTEENTH DIVISION.
Danz's Band.
st. Peter Society.
SIXTEENTH DIVISION.
Northwestern Band.
st. Leo Society.
Norwood Society.
Waconia Society.
TIE LINE OF MARCH.
The line of march will be as follows: From the
Market house to the Seven corners, up Third
street to Pleasant avenue, up Pleasant avenue to
forbes street, down Forbes to Ramsey, down
Ramsey to Seventh, down Seventh to Third
Town Third to Sibley.up Sibley to Seventh, dowr
eventh to Locust, Locust to Grove, Grove te
Broadway, Broadway to Tenth, Tenth to Jack
son, jackson to Seventh, Seventh
20 Wabashaw, Wabashaw to Tenth
tenth to Fort, Fort to Ninth, Ninth to St. Peter,
i. Peter to Sixth, Sixth to Wabashaw, Waba
.haw to Seventh, Seventh to st. Peter, where the
procession will disband
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
The following is the list of assistant marshals
appointed by John Lumkenheimer, chief mar
shall Nicolas Hardy, Nath. Koch, Jacob Heck
Peter Burch, Fred. Schroeder, Sam. II. Schlek
Saith Bantz, Peter Hermes, John Bantz, Anso
ON Rits, Louis Schell, j. b. Srvis, JOSEF
Matz NJ. j. O'Connor and VIM. Dowlan.