St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-20


bard and Mayor PillsbuIy, Commander Babb,
with response by commander-in-chief
II a. m.-Surgeon's call
The afternoon will be devoted to sports and en-
tertainments of various kinds
6p. m.-Dress parade.
$3.50 p. m.--Sunset gun.
7:Sop. m.-Camp fire speeches by the leading
Grand Army men present.
Top. m.-Tattoo.
1880 p m.-Taps.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %.
a. m.-Reveille and rollcall.
Sa. m.-Grand mount.
Ia. m.-Grand parade.
Order of Formation Of Parade.
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Two Platoons OF Feet Police
d. NJ. Gilman, Chief Marshal
c, II. Burton, Marshal OF First Division.
Gen. Terry and Ssaf.
Col. George B. Anderson and Staff
Battery Fourth United States Artillery.
Fort Smelling Band
Twenty-ifth Regiment United States Infantry
Gov. Hubbard and Staff.
First Regiment M. N. g., Col. Bend command
ing.
Hbernian Rifles.
Wolf Tone Rifles, Capt. McArdel commanding.
This division will form on Tenth street with
the right on Fourth street south
SECOND DIVISION
A. A. Ames, Marshal Second Division
Commander-in- Chief Bearth and Staff,
Veteran Generals, mounted and in carriages.
Band.
First Regiment, Minnesota Veterans as Guards
OF Honor of all Minnesota Battle flags, Il.
S. Gordon commanding.
Minnesota G. a. R., e. c. Babb commanding
Band.
Dakota G. A. R., Thomas S. Free command
ing.
Utah G. A. R., George c. Douglas command
ing.
Maine G. A. r., E. N. Show commanding.
Band.
Pennsylvania G. a. R., II. II. Dyer commanding.
Colorado G. A. r.. B. L. Carr commanding.
Washington Territory G. A. R., George d. Hill
commanding
This division will form on Park avenue with
right on Tenth street.
THIRD DIVISION.
c. A. Clauson, Marshal third division.
Band.
Wisconsin G. A. R., Phil Cheek, commanding
Band.
Oregon G. A. R., F. j. Babcock, commanding.
California G. A. R.. James NJ. Davis, command
ing.
New York G. A. R., Ira M. Hughes, command
ing.
Vermont G. A, R., C. c. Kinsman, commanding.
Kentucky G. A. r., j. c. Mitchell, commanding
Florida G. A. R., Lyman Ruby, commanding.
Band.
Indiana G.. A. R., Edwin Wear, commanding
This division will form on Seventh avenue
south, with the right on Tenth street.
FOURTH DIVISION.
W. NJ Brocket, Marshal Fourth Division.
Band.
Missouri G.. A. R., W. F. Chamberlin com
handing M
Band.
Michigan G. A. r., Rush j. Shank commanding.
Nebraska G. A. R., Fl. E. Palmer commanding
New Hampshire G. A. R., j. c. Linham COM
handing.
Band.
New jersey G. A. r., A. NJ. Nevins COM
manding.
Virginia G. A. R., P F. Woodfn commanding.
West Virginia G. A. R., W. II. h. Flick COM
handing.
Band.
Maryland G. A. R., Frank E. Smith COM
handing
Department of Potomac G. A. R., D. Alexander
commanding.
This division will form on Portland avenue,
with right on Tenth street.
FIFTH DIVISION.
II. G. Hicks, Marshal fifth division.
Band
Kansas G. A. R., H. W. Pond, commanding.
Iowa G. A. R., j. B. Cook, commanding.
Band.
Illinois G. A. R., L. F. Dickinson, commanding.
Massachusetts G. A. R., John D. Billings, COM
handing
Rhode Island G. A. R., A. NJ. Mcmahon, COM
manding.
Band.
Connecticut G. A. r., Jas. B. Coll, commissioning.
Delaware G. a. R., Charles F. Carey, command
ing.
New Mexico G. A. R., E. W. Wynkoop, COM
handing
Department of Gulf G. A. R., VIM. Roy. COM
handing.
This division will form on Sixth avenue south,
with right on Tenth street.
SIXTH DIVISION.
E. NJ. Van Oleve, Marshal Of Sixth division.
Sons of Veterans.
SherInan's Bummers
This division will form on Fifth avenue south,
with right on Tenth street.
LINE OF MARCH
Up Tenth street to Nicollett avenue. down Mic
olet to Ninth street. up Ninrh street to Hennep pin
avenue, down Hennepin avenue to Bridge square,
up Nicollet TO Seventh street. down Seventh street
to Sixth avenue SOUTH down Sixth avenue south
to Washington avenue, up Washington avenue to
First avenue south, down First avenue south to
First street, up First street to Bridge square land
there disband
The veteran generals and Commander Beath
will form across Washington avenue and review
the parade as they pass into First avenue south.
The moving signal will be five guns, at which
signal all streets along the route will be cleared
of carriages, and street cars will cease running
Daily Programme.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %.
3p. m.-Sports OF various kinds.
6p. m.-Dress parade.
$50 p. m.-Sunset gun.
p. m.-Camp fire.
Sp. m.-Recitation by Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield
Irving of the original poem written for the occa-
Ohio.
9p. m.-Fireworks by Topeka (Kansas) Flam-
beau club.
10 p. m.-Tattoo.
1O:30p. m.-Taps.
THURSDAY, JULY "a.
6 a. m.-Reveille.
u. m-Guard mount.
10 a. m.-Amusements of various kinds
II q. m.-Surgeon's call.
ID. m.-Trotting match by the best horses in
Minnesota.
6p. m.-Dress parade
8 80 p. m.-Gun flag down.
p. m.-Camp fire.
10 p. m.-Tattoo.
1880 p. m.-Taps.
FRIDAY, JULY IS.
a. m.-Reveille.
Q a. m.-Guard mount.
10 a. m.-Sports.
II a. m.-Surgeon's call.
2p. m.-Beycle riding.
Up. m.-Camp fire.
sp. m.-Banquet to delegates at Armory hall
10 p. m.-Tatroo.
1880 p. m.-Taps
SATURDAY, JULY &c.
8 a. m,-Reveille.
9 q. m.-Guard mount.
II 8. m.-Snrgeon's call.