The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14


Veteran AssOcistion One Hundred and Sixty.
fifth Now York Volunteers.
Veteran ZouAve association,
Fifth Regiment Now York Volunteer Zoaaves.
Second Company Washington Continental
Guard.
COlumbo Guards.
italian Rifc Guards.
Garibaldt Legion.
Columbia Guards.
Three Companies Veteran Guards (COlOrod).
Second Division National Guard Of New York.
First Regiment National Guard. Pennsylvania.
o... c,., Inv lnyiacibles. .1;a Ds .+,.,.. ~
6ccond Regiment National Guard. Connecticut.
First Regiment Massachusetts, Infantry.
Four Companies Virginia State Troops.
First Company Uni3 ~ vstsLan corp' District
Union Veteran Corps, District Of Columbia
CAPITAL City Guards. District Of Columbia
Company ID. Minnesota Guards.
Division National Guards. New Jersey.
Funeral Car, Drawn by Twenty-Four Horses.
Each Led by COlOred Groom.
Family and Relatives.
President Cleveland.
Vice President aud Cabinet.
Ex-Presidcnts Hayes and Arthur.
United Stntcs Senators.
Members Of Congress-.
Commodore Chandler.
Foreign Ministers.
Ex-FOreign Minister'S.
Cabinet Of Gen. Grant
Retired Army 0nicers.5
Clergy.
Attending fGysicians.
Gen Sheridan and STAFF
Chiefs of Bureaus. War Depart ment.
Gen. SchOtield and Sta6.
Judges OF Supreme Court.
Governor of Illinois and staff
Governor Of Michigan and STAFF.
Governor OF Wisconsin and Stan.
Governor Of Massachusetts aud Stan.
Governor Of New Hampshire and Stan.
NJ oofin anhS StnH
Governor and STAFF Of Maine.
Governor Of Vermont and STAFF.
Governor Of Pennsylvanfa and Stan.
Governor Of New Jersey aud Stan.
Governor Of Rhode Island and Stan.
Governor Of Iowa and Sta1.
Governor of Minnesota and Sta6.
Governor of Virginia aud Stafl.
Representatives of the Governor Of Indiana
Legislature Of New York.
Gen. Franklin. President Of the Soldiers Homa
Messrs. Drexel and Childs.
:. Board OF Indian Commissioners.
Mayor and Representatives Of the City OF Brook
Mayor and Common Council o, 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 aud Common Council # Jersey City.
Mayor and Common Council Of Elizabeth.
Order Of Cincinnati.
Wheeler and Grant Posts, G. A. r.
Grand Army Posts and Veteran Organizations.
SOciety OF tho Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce.
New York Historical Sooiety.
Union League Club.
Aztec Club.
United States Christian Commission.
.Ex-DtRlomstie and Consular Officers.
Association OF Exempt Firemcn.
Excels1er Council. No; IA: Q; U; A N,
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 Mems Republican Club Of Now 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 Firemen's Association,
Excelsior Association Of Jersey City.
Knights OF Pythtas,
Knights OF Sherwood Forest,
Sons of Veterans.
HOW THE CONGREssNRN RODE
The congressional committees and other
officials from Washington were distinguished
by broad white sashca Speaker Carlisle and
ex-Speaker Randall rode with Congressman
Hiscock of New York and Reed of Maine.
One carringe held Congressman Johp DeLong
Of Massachusetts, Randolph Tucker Of Viz
ginia, Ben Butterworth of Ohio and Gen.
King of Louisiana The senatorial tlelega-
ton paired of as follows, the senators nd
ing In tw0a:
Senators Merrill Of Vermont and Cockrell Of
North Csroiina, Ingalls, Of Kansas and Harris Of
Tennessee. Palmer Of Michigan and Miller
Of New York, Wade Hampton Of South Carolina
and Blairc Of New Hampshire. Brown Of Georgia
and Evarts OF New York.
Congressman Bush Of Brooklyn, and Ward
of Chicago, rode together, and Gen. Bing-
ham of Pennsylvania, Wheeler of Alabama
and Lowrey of Indiana were in one coach.
One Of the carriages containing members Of
Gen. Grants military staff carried Generals
Horace Porter, Rufus ingalls,, G. B. Com
stock and William Henry Smith. In another
rode Gen. Parker, Grants military secretary
during the war, who was present at the
meeting between Generals Grant and Lee at
Appomattox, and still hos in his possession
the original draft of the terms of the
surrender in Grants handwriting. It was
given him ss keepsake by his chief. With
Vice President Hendricks rode his secretary,
Mr.. East. his friend. Mr.. Depew of Indiana
and Senator Blair Of New Hampshire
"A PICTURESQUE GLIMPsR OF THE LINE
New YORK, Special Telegram, Aug 81
seemed that the last height attainable BY
human hands in imposing and majestic dis.
play was reached when the grandest military
and civic pageant of modern times, perhaps
of all time, swept slowly and solemnly acros.
the broad spaces of Madison square, thu