The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-08-13

Italian Rifle Guards.
Garibaldi Legion.
Columbia Guards
y Three Companies Veteran Guards !C9lored).
Second Division National Guard OF New York.
First Regiment National Guard, Pennsylvania.
Gate City anarSs Of Atlanta, Ga
Second Regiment National Guard. Connecticut,
First Regiment Massachusetts Infantry.
Of Columbia;
Union Veteran Corps, District Of Columbia.
Capital City Guards, District Of Columbia
Company D. Minnesota Guards.
Division National Guards, New Jersey.
Funeral Car, Drawn by Twcnty-Four Horses,
Each Led by COlOred Groom.
Family and Relatives,
President Cleveland.
Vice President and Cabinet.
Ex-Presdents Hayes and Arthur.
United States Senator's.
Members OF Congress.
Commodore Chandler.
Foreign Ministers.
Ex-Foreign Minister'S.
Cabinet of Gen. Grant.
Retired Army Otlcers.5
Gen. Grants Staff.
Attending Physicians.
Gen. Sheridan and Staff.
Chiefs Of Bureaus, War Depart ment.
Gen. Schotield and Staff.
Judges of Supreme Court.
Governor OF Illinois ana Stall.
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 Stan.
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 II Jersey City.
Mayor and Common Council of Elizabeth.
Order of Cincinnati.
Wheeler and Grant Posts, G. A. r
'ano army so eSs:s Of ff the t eacinpat
Chamber Of Commerce,
New York Historical Society.
Union League Club.
Aztec Club.
United States Christian Commission.
E1-Diplomatic and Consular Officers.
Citizens Law and Order League OF Boston.
Delegation Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Excelsior Council. No. Ii. D. U: A. M,
Valley Forge Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ,
societa del Fraterno Amore,,
Excelsior Association Of Jersey City,
Cotton Exchange.
Produce Exchange,
Board of Trade and Transportation,
Mercantile Exchange,
Maritime Association,
Metal Exchange
tim
Young Mems Republican Club OF New York,
Young Mems Republican CLUB Of Kings County,
Young Mems Republican Club of Jersey City,
Lincoln League,
Third Ward Lincoln Club.
Association OF Exempt Firemen,
Volunteer Fremens Association,
Excelsior Association of Jersey City,
Knights of Pythias,
knights OF Sherwood Forest,
Sons Of Veterans.
HOW THE CONGRESSMAN RODE.
The congressional committees and other
officials from Washington were distinguished
by broad white sasheR Speaker Carlisle and
elk Speaker Randall rode with Congressman
Hiscock of Rew York and Reed of Maine.
One carriage held Congressmen John belong
of Massachusetts,, Randolph Tucker Of Vir-
King of Louisiana The senatorial delega-
OIou ptAlAou VI 40 AoAAo"S, oAo o0AoVOAS AAu-
Ing in twos:
Missouri. SHERMAN Of Ohio and Ransom OF
North Carolina. Ilaalle OF Kansas and Harris Of
Tennessee. Palmer Of siichi2a2 and Miller
and Henderson of Nebraska. Eustis Of louisia4a
and Blaire of New Hampshire, Brown of Georgia
nnd Evarts of New York.
Congressman Bush of Brooklyn, and Ward
of Chicago, roAa 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,, @. B. CON-
stock and William Henry Smith. In another
rode Gen. Parker, Grants military secretary
during the war, who was present at the
meeting between Aenerals Grant and Lee at
and still has 70 hls possession
the original draft of the terms If the
surrender in Grants handwriting. It was
given him as keepsake by bis chief With
Vice President Hendricks rode his secretary,
Mr. East. his friend, Mr.. Depew of Indiana,
and Senator Blair of New Hampshire
+1eao RESCUE GLIMPSE OF THE LINE
New YORK, special Telegram, Aug SIT
seemed that the last height Aktainable 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 across
the broad spaces Of Madison square, the
heart and center of the city: 4ttbat moment
Madison square was the center aud pnsleons
of the greatest aggregation of people ever
known in America The throng was simply
vast beyond comprehension by
number of units You might as well speak
Of prairie wheat field by the number of
beads of wheat as t. speak of the throng OF
to- day by indiyidqqaqla Ip a4ad sbout Madi-
son square every place that 2 pefA92|n1
could stand upon, crouch upon, climb upon,
or cling to was occupied. Rnd one could feel
the weight of the presence of the other
hundreds of thousands that one could not
see. For nine miles the narrow channel ct
the procession ran through two vast, crush
Ing, Growdieg and clinging masses OF human
beinga From the street edge maintained
by the police the compact Gr0Wa took all the
space They packed the pavemsats, coy
cred all steps, stoops and balconies. asad
filed all windowA They hung upon lamp
posts, and telegraph poles were black with