St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13
G.. A. r..
Programme of the Parade, Juryes.

P,ogranan.e of the Parade, JuIy23
The finance committee reported that the
men appointed to solicit subscriptions from
the banks, wholesale dealers, coopers. ply
sicians and furniture houses have not been
at work.
The secretary was instructed to arrange
with the Associated press that the comman-
ders of the G. A. R. may be notified by no
tees in all the prominent papers in the
country that all letters should be addressed
to Camp Beath.
The committee on quarters report that the
Lyndale hotel will accommodate from 300 to
400 people by using cots. Canvassers have
been out and will be able to give complete
list of the rooms in the city to be at the dis
posal of the G.. A. r. at the next meeting.
To-day, Chairman Hienline of the commit
tee will confer with Manager Sheppard, of
the West hotel, and the rooms for the vari-
Gus departments will then be assigned.
The committee on hall asked for an ex-
preston concerning the proposition to open
a twepty-fve-cent lunch restaurant at the
Coliseum. No action was taken.
Mr.. Dale reported that the canvass for SUBJ
scriptions among the retail dry goods dealers
had been thoroughly made. He reported
that the progress was not as flattering as
might be. The chamber of commerce com
mttee reported that about $500 will be raised
from the twenty commission firms.
Capt D. n. Gilmore, of the committee on
parade, reported
Platoon Mounted Police.
Two Platoons Foot Police.
Band.
Veteran Generals Mounted and in Carriages.
Gen. Terry and Staff.
Gov. Hubbard and Staff.
Regular Artillery
Regular Infantry.
First Regiment NJ. n. g., Col. Bend, Com
manding.
Second Regiment NJ, n. c., Col. Joseph Bob
letre, Commanding.
Emmett Light Artillery.
Ames Zouaves, Capt. Ames, Commanding.
Hibernia Rifles, Capt. Ames, Commanding.
Wolfe In; Rifles, Capt McAral
To form Tenth street, right resting on
Fourth avenue south.
SECOND DIVISION.
Commander-in- Chief r. B. Beath and staff.
Capt. A. A. Ames, commanding Minnesota G.
AR.
E. c. Babb, commander 1st Minnesota Regi-
ment veterans.
E. L. Gordan, commander Dakota veterans.
Thos. S. Free, Utah.
". Ss OOGSldSS COluIuuluc1. ndluc.
Z. N. Shaw, commander, Pennsylvania.
f. ii. Dyer, commander, Colorado.
Is. l.. Carr, commander, Ohio.
II. 7. Floyd, commander.
Form on Park avenue, right resting on Tenth
street.
THIRD DIVISION.
To form on Seventh and South, right resting on
Tenth street-Capt. c. A. Clawson command
ing.
Wisconsin G. A. r., Phil. Cheek, Jr. COM
mander.
Oregon, +. S. Babcock, commander
California, Jas. NJ Davis, commander.
New York, l. N. Hedges, commander.
Vermont c. G. Kinsman, commander.
Kentucky, j. c. Michel, commander.
Florida, Lyman Rnbey, commander
Indiana Edward Nicar, commander.
FOURTH DIVISION.
To form on Portland avenue, right on Tenth
street-Capt. w. NJ. Bracket, commanding.
Missouri G. A. r., W. f. Chamberlain, COM
mander.
Michigan, Rush j. Shank, commander.
Nebraska, II. E. Palmer, commander.
| New Jcrsey-A. NJ. Neveins.
Vrginia-P Z. Woodfn.
| West Virginia-W. f. H. H. Flick.
Maryland-Frank E. Smith.
| Department of Potomac-D. S. Alexander.
FIFTH DIVISION
to form on Sixth avenue, right on Tenth street.
| Capt. j. p. Rea, commanding.
| Kansas, G. A. R.-W. II. Pond, commander.
Iowa.. Il. Cook.
| Illinois,. T. Dickinson.
Rhode Isiand-A NJ. Mcmahon.
Connecticut-Jas. b. Calp.
| Delaware Chas. f. Cary
New Mexico-E. W. Wynkoop.
! Department of gnlf-Wm. Roy.
j MARCH,
| Line Of march up Tenth to Hcnnepin; down
| Hennepin to bridge square; up Nicollet to
Seventh down Seventh TO Fifth avenue south,
where column will dsband.
| Comrades Bisbee and Burnett were added
| to the committee on decorations.
Capt. c.. II. Benton, OF the committee on
! invitations, said that Col. Andrews, of TT.
Smelling, had written a very cordial letter of
acceptaton, and that the troops,would partc-
| ipate in the parade.
The secretary was empowered to employ
additional help.
Comarde c. B. Heffelfnger was unani-
mously chosen chairman.
The chairman of the executive committee
was instructed to appoint an auditing COM
mittee of three.