River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-08-13
THE PROCESSION.

THE PROCESSION.
Though the procession had been sey-
cral hours in forming''and moyingit was
not complete until Madison square was
reached, and the family, presidential
party, and other distinguished visitors
had joined it. The procession rs thus
completed, was as follows;
Gen. Hancock and staff
Regular Troops.
Sailors
First Division New York State National
Guard.
Old Guard Of New York City.
Governors Foot Guard.
Veteran Association One Hundred and Six
ty-fifth New York Volunteers.
Veteran Zouave Association.
Tenth Regiment New York Volunteer Vet
Fifth Regiment New York Volunteer ZOu-
ayes
Second Company Washington Continel tai
Guard
ColumbO Guards.
Italian Rife Guards.
Garibaldi Legion.
Columbia Guards
Three Companies Veteran Guards (Col Dred}
Second Division National Guard of New
First Regiment National Guard Pennsyl-
vania
Invncibles.
Gate City Guards of Atlanta, Ga.
Second Regiment National Guard, Connec-
ticut.
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 Car, drawn by 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.
Elk Foreign Ministers.
Cabineto of Gen Grant.
Retired Army Officers.
Gen. Grants staff
Clergy.
Attending Physicians.
General Sheridan and Staff.
Chiefs of Bureaus, War department.
Gen. Schofield and Staff
Judge of Supreme Court.
Governor of Illinois 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 Stall
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 Indian
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
Brooklyn
Mayor and Common Council of New York
City.
Mayor and Common Council of Bos-
ton.
Mayor and Common Council of st Lou
is
Mayor and Council of Hartford.
Mayor and Council of New Haven.
Mayor and Council of Jersey City.
Mayor and Council of Elizabeth.
Order of Cincinnati.
Wheeler and Grant Posts, q. A. II.
Grand Army Posts and Veteran Organiza-
| tons.
, Society of the Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce.
New York Historical Society.
Union League Club.
Aztec Club.
United States Christian Commission.
Ex-Diplomatic and Consular Officers.
| Citizens Law and Order League of Boston.
! Association of Exempt Firemen.
Delegation Volunteer Fireman's Associa-
ton,
Excelsior Council, No. II, o. U. A. NJ,
Valley Forge Council, No. 3, o. U. A. M.
Soceta del Fraterno Amore,
Excelsior Association ofJersey 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 New
York.
Young Mems Republican Club of Kings
County,
Young Mems Republican Club of Jersey
Young Mems Republican Club of Balti-
more,
| Lincoln League,
| Third Ward Lincoln Club,
Association of Exempt Firemen,
| Volunteer FiremanS Association,
! Excelsior Association of Jersey City,
Knights of Pythias,
Knights of Sherwood Forest,
| Sons of Veterans.
| The congressional committees and 5tner
officials from Washington Were distinguish
ed by broad, white saskes. Speaker Car
Isle and ex-Speaker Randall rode with Con
gresham Hiscock If New York and Reed
of Maine. One carriage held Congressman
John belong o. Massachusetts, Randolph
Tucker of vi, ginia, Ben Butterworth of
Ohio, and GelL King of Louisiana. The
senatorial de egation paired off as follows.
the senate riding by twos:
Senators \ drill of Vermont and Cock
rell of Nilsson ri, Sherman of Ohio and Ran
som of North Carolina, ingalls, of Kansas
and Harris of Tenn ssee, Palmer of MIchl-
gan aud Miller of New York, Wade Hamp-
ton of South Carolina and Henderson of
Nebraska, Eustis of Louisiana and Blair of
New Hampshire. Brown of Georgia and
Evarts of New York.
Congressman Bush of Brooklyn, and
Ward of Chicago, rode together and Gen
Bingham of Pennsylvania, Wheeler of Ala
bama and Lowrey of Indiana, were in one
coach. One of the carriages containing
members of Gen. Grants military staff car
ried Generals Horace Porter, Rufus ingalls,,
| G.. b. CONS took and William Henry smith
| In another rode Gen. Parker, Grants mill
tary secretary during the war, who was
present at the meeting between Generals
| Grant and Lee at AppamatoX, and still mas
| in his possession the original draft OF the
terms of the surrender in Grants hand
writing. 1t was given him as keepsake
by his chief With Vice President Hen
bricks rode his secretary, Mr.. East, his
friend Mr.. Depew of Indiana, and Senator
Blair of New Hampshire.