New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-08-12

The order of procession as it moved away
was as follows:
Gen. Hancock and Staff.
Regular Troops
Sailors.
FlCS6 Division New York State National Guard.
Old Guard Of New York City.
Governors Foot Guard.
Veteran Association One Hundred and Sixty
fifth New York Volunteers
Veteran ZOuave association,
Tenth Regiment New York Volunteer Veterans.
Fifth Regiment New York Volunteer Zouaves:
Second Company Washington Continental
Columbo Guards.
Italian Rifle Guards
Garibaldi Legion.
Columbia Guards
Three Companies Veteran Guards (Colored).
Second Division National Guard of New York.
First Regiment National Guard, Pennsylvania.
Invincibles.
Gate City Guards of Atlanta, Ga
Second Regiment National Guard, Connecticut.
First Regiment Massachusetts Infantry
Four Companies Virginia State Troops.
First Company Union Veteran Corps, District
of Columbia
Union Veteran Corps, District of Columbia
CAPITAL City Guards, District of Columbia.
Company D. Minnesota Guards.
Division National Guards, New Jersey.
Pail Bearers.
Funeral Cal, Drawn bv Twenty Four Horses,
Each Led by Colored Groom.
Family and Relatives.
President Cleveland
Vice President and Cabinet.
Ex-Presidents Hayes and Arthur.
United States Senators.
Members OF Congress.
Admiral Jouett.
Commodore Chandler.
Foreign Ministers.
Ex-Foregn Ministers.
Cabinet of Gen. Grant.
Retired Army Officers.s
Gen. Grants Staff.
Clergy
Attending PHYSICIANS
Gen. Sheridan and Staff.
Chiefs g Of Bureaus Var Depart c ment
Judges OF Supreme Cog,t,
Governor OF lllnOis and staff.
Governor of Michigan and Staff.
Governor of Wisconsin and Staff
Governor of Massachusetts and Staff.
Governor of New Hampshire and Staff.
Governor OF Connecticut and Staff.
Governor and Staff OF Maine.
Governor of Vermont and Staff.
Governor of Pennsylvania and Staff.
Governor OF New jersey and Staff:
Governor OF Rhode Island and Staff
Governor OF Iowa and Staff.
Governor of Minnesota and Staff.
Governor of Virginia and Staff.
Representatives of the Governor OF Indiana
Legislature OF New York
Gen Franklin, President OF the Soldiers Home.
Messrs. Drexel and Childs.
Board OF Indian Commissioners.
Mayor and Representatives OF the City Of Brook
lyn.
Mayor and Common Council Of New York City.
Mayor and Common Council of Boston.
Mayor and Common Council OF St. Louis
Mayor and Common Council OF Hartford.
Mayor and Common Council OF New Haven
Mayor and Common Council # jersey City
Mayor and Common Council Of Eliz :beth.
Order Of Cincinnati.
Wheeler and Grant Posts, G. A. r.
Grand Army Posts and Veteran Organizations.
Society of the Cincinnati.
Chamber of Commerce.
New York Historical Society.
Union LeagueeClub.
Aztec Club
United States Christian Commission.
Ex-DlFlomatc and Consular Off GERS.
Citizens Law and Order League of Boston
Association of Exempt Firemen,
Delegation Volunteer Firemen's Association,
Excelsior Council, No. IA. O. U. A. NJ,
Valley Forge Council, No. 2, O. U. A. NJ,
Soceta del F1a5erno Amore,
Excelsior Association Of Jersey City,
Stock Exchange.
Cotton Exchange,
Produce Exchange,
Board of Trade and Transportation,
Mercantile Exchange,
Maritime Association.
Metal Exchange,
Republican County Committee,
Young Men Republican Club Of New York
Young MEMS Republican Club of Kings County,
Young Mems Republican Club OF Jersey City,
Young Mems Republican Club of Baltimore.
Lincoln League,
Third Ward Lincoln Club
Association of Exempt Firemen,
Volunteer Fircmens Association.
Excelsior Association OF Jersey City,
Knights of Pythias,
Knights of Sherwood Forest,
Sons Of Veterans.
HOW THE CONGRESSMAN RODE.