Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-13

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First Division New York State National Guard.
Old Guard OF New York CITY.
Governors Foot Guard.
Veteran Association One Hundred and Sixty
NTH New York Volunteers
Veteran Zouaye association,
Tenth Regiment New York Volunteer Veterans
Second Company Washington Continental
uuard.
Columbo Guards.
Italian Ride Guards.
Garibaldi Legion.
Cofumhia Guards
Three Companies Veteran Guards tColoredl,
Second Division National Guard OF New York.
First Regiment National Guard, Pennsylvania.
Inyincibies
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
Union Veteran Sor 11 pissrict Of Columbia.
CAPITAL City Guards, District OF Columbia
Company ID. Minnesota Guards.
Division National Guards, New Jersey.
Pail Bearers.
Funeral Car, Drawn by Tweuty-Four Horses,
Zach Led by Colored iroom
Family and Relatives.
President Cleveland
Vice President and Cabinet.
EErPFesidents Hayes and Arthur
United States Senators.
Members ct Congress-
Admiral touett.
Commodore Chandler
Foreign Ministers,
Ex-F0reign Ministers,
Cabinet OF Gen Grant.
Retired Army OtiicorAs
Gen. Grants Stan.
Clergy
AtteHdiIg Physiciana
Gen sheridan and stan.
Chiefs OF Bursaaa, War Depart ment.
Gen. SchOticid aud stan,
Judges VI supreme Court
Governor OF Illinois and StaR
Governor OF Michigan aud stan,
Governor Of Wisconsin and stan
Governor OF Massachusetts, and Staif.
Governor Of New Hampshire and Stan.
Governor Ut Connecttcut and Stan
Governor and Stan OF Maine
Govss1or OF Vermont and Stan
Governor Of Pennsylvania and STAT
Governor OF Eew Jersey. and stan
Governor of Rhode lslanss and Stau
Ooyernor OF lows aud stan.
Governor ~ Minnesota aud stan
Governor " Virginia aud Star.
REPRESENTATIVES 81 the GnSeTBDr Of Indiana
Legislature OF New York.
Gen FRANKLIN. presidont 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.
Mayos and Common Conncil % Boston.
Mayor and co4lglon Council OF ~. Louis.
Mayor and Common coagcll 81 Hartford
Mayor and CcSamon Couneiio % .seH HaYen
Mayor aud cenmoa Council 81 Jersey rits-
Mayor apd Common Council OF Elixibeih
Ortilr % Cincinnati.
whaelcr and tS.Ant Posts, q. AR
GrBnd Army Posts and Netessp Organizations.
Society OF the CiaeiEis..sj.
Chamber OF Commences.
New York Historical Socsety.
Union League Club
Aztec Club,
United States Christian Commission,
Ex-Dipomatic and Consular Officers.
Citizens Law and Order League Of Boston.
Association OF Exempt Firemsn,
Delegation Volunteer Firemcn's Association.
ExoclsIor Gosagtl No. IA. D. =; A. Nj
Valley FORGE Council, No. 2 y, Y. A. NJ.
Sooeta del Fiater1lO AnsOre,
Excelsior Association Ut Jersey city,
Stock Exchange,
Cotton Exchange,
Produce Exchange,
Board VI 4 fsde and Transportation.
Mercantile Exchange.
Maritime Association,
Metal Exchange.
Republican County Committee,
Young Mems Republican Clab OF New York.
foung Mems Republican tiab OF Kings County
Young Mems Republican Dis,b or Jersey City,
Young Men'a Republican Ctlab ef p3ltimord.
f4ncola League,
Third Ward Liucoln Club,
Association Of Exempt flremea.
Volunteer fircmens Association,
Excelsior Association Of Jersey City,
Knights OF Pythias,
MnAsbfs OF Sherwood Forest,
scas ~ Veterans
now THE coh6LgssMEN RODE
The congressional compitlsss and other
officials from Washington were distinguished
by broad white sI.shes. Speaker Carlisle and
ex Speaker Randall rode with Congressman
Hiscock of New York and Head OF Maine
One carriage held Congressman John Deisong
OF Massachusetts,. Randolph Tucker of VIZ
ginia, Ben Butterworts OF Ohio and Gcp-
King of Louisiana The senatorial delega-
ton paired of as follows, the senators rid
ing In twos:
senators Merrill OF Vermont and Cockrell Of
Missouri Sherman of Ohio and Ransom OF
North Carolina, ingalls, OF Kansas and Harrt. OF
Tennessee. FaYsY OF Michigan and Miller
OF New York. Wade qsmpton OF South Carolina
and Henderson OF Nebraska. FIlstis Of Louisiana
and Blaire OF New Hampshire. broSE q Georgia
and Eyarts OF New York
congressman Bush of Brooklyn, ana WARD
of Chicago, rode together, and Gen. Bmg-
ham OF Pennsylvania, Wheeler OF Alabama
and Lowrey of Indiana seYc m one coach.
One of the carriages containing Ises.5ers Of
Gen. Grants military staff carried Generals
Horaee Porter, Rnfus Ingalls, C. d. Com
stock and Wliiiam Hsry, saith In another
rode Gen. Parker, Grants Inilitsry secretary
during the war, who WAS present at nse
meeting between Generals Grant aad Lee nj
Appomattox, and still has In his possession
the original draft OF the terms OF the
surrecdey In Grants handwriting. II was
given him a. . keepsake by HIS chief With
Vice President hendricks rode his secretary,
Mr. East. his friend, Mr.. Depaw ~ .2dlana,
aad sesatsr Blair OF New Hampshire
PICTURESQUE e:+.;ssE on gHE LINE
Ngw yozK, Special Teieasaas, Apg Sit
seemed that the last height attainabse w
human hands IN imposing and majestic dis
play was reached when the grandest military
and civic pageaIt ~ modern times, perhaps
OF all time. swe,,s -;sv:s ;; sid seennly across
the broad spaces OF MadisSs square, the
heart and center OF the city. AT tina, ls-sgient
Madison square was tine csnter and nucleons
OF the greatest aggregation of people ever
known In America The upruDg was simply
incaiulable, vast beyond comprehension by
number Of units yon might us wsp speak
OF prairie wheat field by tbs ppmber Of
heads OF wheat MS to speak OF the throng OF
ts-iay BY individuals In and about Madi-
son sqaarc every place that person
could stand s,sss, crouch upon, climb upon,
or cling To was occupied. and one could feel
the weight of the presence 81 the Other
hupdrrds OF thousands that one eo-.ld not
soc. For misc miles the narrow channel Of
the procession ran tssEough two vast, crush
i%g. crowding and clingirg s..ssses OF human
beingz From the street edge mnsstaipea
by the police lha compact crowd took all thl
spaoz They packed thc pavements, coy.
cred al steps, stoops and balcopies and
Nlled eli windows They hung upon lamp
posts, and Telegraph poles were black VIII