St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-06

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Aid-Capt. \. V. Teeple.
Aid-Capt. James a. Jackson.
Aid-Cspt. Arnold Kalman.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshall-Gen. John II. Hammond.
Aids-R A. Becker, ID. L. Kingsbury.
Acler Post No. q, q. A. r., Il. V. Pratt,
Commander.
Garfield Post No. s, G. A. r., c. NJ. Doughty,
s. V. Commander.
Winthrop Post No. 66, 6. A. r., -, Com
mander.
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans, E. r.
Milham, Captain.
E. B. Gebbs Post No. rs, G. A. r., White
Bear, j. G.. Murray, Commander.
Muller Post No. 1, G. A. R., Saltwater, Adam
Marty, Commander.
Ex-SOldiers, not Members of g. A. R., W. c.
Wilson, Commander.
Mexican War Veterans in Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
First Regiment Band
Col. ]. X. King, Marshal.
i. V. Waffle, Aid.
Company G, First Regiment, Minnesota Ma
tional Guards, Capt. William Daw-
son, Jr., Commanding.
Company e, First Regiment, Minnesota Ma
tional Guards, Lieut.. w. w.
Price, Commanding.
Norwegian Rifles.
.-.-i Hibernian Rifles.
Emmett Light Artillery, Capt. L. ID. OBrien.
st. Paul Cavalry, Capt. r.. J. Markoe.
THIRD DIVISION.
Gen. Daniel Leisure, Marshal.
+. II. Wood, Aid
i. X. Cummings Aid.
British Subjects in Charge Vice Consul H. S.
Trehurne.
State Officials in Carriages
City Officials in Carriages
County Officials in Carriages.
Ex-United States, State, City and County
Officials.
FOURTH DIVISION
Civic Societies.
Metropolitan Band
Gen. w. r. Marshall, Marshal.
ii. b. Brooks, Aid.
Capt. NJ. j. 0'Connor, Aid.
c. c. Hare, Aid.
z. +. Kenrick. Aid.
Capitol Legion No. B, Select Knights A. O. O.
w, Capt. Romaine Shure.
st. Paul Legion No. 8, Select Knights, A o.
U. w, Capt. G. L. Merritt.
st. Paul Division No. ,, L. r.. KIP
Lodges Of Knights of Pythas.
Ancient Order of Hibernians and other Cath
Ole Societies
st. Paul Lodge No. .. l. O. O. r
Excelsior Lodge No. 90, l. o.. OF
Union Lodge No. As, /. O. o. Il.
Dayton Bluff Lodge No. 49,
German-American Lodge No So.
Germania Lodge No Is
Lodges of DPuids, A. +. Nordin COMMANDING
st. Paul Turn Nerein, NJ. +. Propping, Com
mandng.
Other German Societies.
Postoflice Employees, Capt. G. w. Hardacre.
Noiofed societies and Citizens, j. *. Hilyard,
Commanding
st. Panl Lacrosse Club.
Union franchise and Other Societies
FIFTH DIVISION
Gen. J. w. Bishop. Marshal,
Capt. E. Corning, Aid,
c. I. Mallory, Aid.
Chamber of Commerce in Carriages
Board of Trade i'm CarriaveS
Jo5bers' Union in Carriages.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Judge w. 7. Burr, Marshal
Isaac Il. Jenkins, Aid
Citizens in Carriages.
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession will assemble at Seven
corners and the line OF march will be down
! hHd street to jackson, along Jackson TO
Seventh. Seventh to Wabasha, Wabasha to
the capitol.
ENERCISEs AT TIE CAPITOL.
At the capitol the speakers stand will be
erected at the south door and the following
are entitled to seats upon the platform:
Officials Of foreign governments officials of
the United States. officials OF the state CITY
and county, Loyal Legion. speakers and sing-
ers' division marshals, Mexican war vet
Grams.
On arriving at the canitol the following
exercises have been arranged for:
urge. ..................Gr Great Western Band
Tray tf..-...-. Rev Y. ID. Neill
Introductory. ......... President of the DAY.
Gen. II. II. Sibley.
'ocai Music. ........R. c. Munger and Others
AuCfesS.. ............ Hon. L. f. Drake
vocal Music........R. Q. Munger and Others
1Autless- .-........... Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert
i'fge. ..................Fi First Regiment Band
Address - Cent II A C-.ia
vocal Music. C. Munger and Others
Address Rt. Rev. John Ireland
song America" ....... Bands and Assembly
benedlcuon. ......... Chaplain e. p. Norton