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

The order of procession AZ IL moved away
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 Sixty
fifth New York Volunteers.
Veteran ZOuage association,
Tenth Regiment New York Volunteer Veterans.
Fifth Regiment New York Volunteer ZOuases.
Second Company Washington Continental
Guard.
Colnmbo Guards.
Italian Rife Guards
Uanbaldi Legion.
Columbia Guards.
Three Companies Veteran 9uards lColored
Second Division National Guard OF New York.
FIRST Regiment National Guard, Pennsylvania.
Invincibes.
Gate City Guards OF Atlanta, Ua.
Second Regiment National Guard. Connecticut.
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
GGmPSSny d Minnesota srSs S SSsr Jersey
Pail Bearers.
Funeral Car, Drawn Nv Twenty-Four Horses.
Each Led by Colored Groom.
Family and Relatives.
President Cleveland
Vice President and Cabinet
Ex-presidents Hayes aud Arthur
United States Senators.
Memhars OF Congress.
Admiral JouotL
Commodore Chandler.
Foreign Ministers.
EN-Foreign Ministers.
Cabinet Of Gen. Grant
Isotlred Army 0ffioorss
Gen. Grants stan,
Clergy
Attending Physicians.
Gen. Sheridan and stan.
Chiefs OF Bureaus, War Depart ment
Gen Schoteld aud stat,
Judges uf Supreme Court.
Governor OF Illinois and Staf
Governor OF Michigan and STAFF,
Governor Of Wisconsin, and STAT
Governor Of Massachusetts, and stan.
Governor OF New Hampshire and stan.
Governor Of COnnectlcnt aud StaH
Governor and Stan Of Maine.
Governor u Vermont and Staif.
Governor of Pennsylvania and Stan.
GeYerpor o New Jersey and sian
Governor pf Rhode Island and Stan
Governor o. ToTa and star.
Governor OF Minnesots aud stan.
Governor OF Virginia ana Sta
Representatives of tho Governor OF Indians
Ipglslatare OF New York
den FRANKLIN, President Of the Soldiers Home.
Messrs, prexel and Childs.
Board OF INDIAN commissioners.
Mayor AID Representatives Of the CITY OF Brook
lyn.
Mayor ana Common Council Of New York Guy,
Mayor and Common Council OF Boston,
Mayor and Common Council OF Sc Louis.
Mayor aud Common Council OF Hartford
Mayor and Common Council OF New Hayen
Mayor and Common Council ~ Jersey City.
Mayor and Common Council % Ei@iiash
Order Of Cincinnati.
Wheeler and Grant Posts, a. A. IL
Grand Army Posts and Veteran examinations.
Society OF the Cincinnati
Chamber OF Commerce
New York Historical Society
Union League Club.
Aztec Club.
United Sfalas Christian Cgyi.nission
EK-Dipioniatig anq Consular Offieers
Citizens Law and Order t.eaeHe OF Boston
Association OF Exempt FirsIaeg,
Delegation Volunteer Firemen's Association,
Exoeislor Council, No. Ii. q, U; NJ,
Valley Fore Council, No. 2; ., Y A. NJ,
Sooicta del FIaJerno Amore,
Excelsior Association OF Jersey City,
Stock Exchange,
Cotton Exchange,
Produce Exchange,
Board OF Trade and Transportation,
Mercantile Exchange,
Maritime Association,
Metal Egehshs,.
Republican, County aoJpmittee.
Young Mems Republican Club OF Now York,
Young Meas Republican Club OF Kings County,
Young Mems Republican Club Of Jersey City,
Young Mems Republican Club OF Baltimore,
Third Ward Lincoln Club.
Association OF Exempt Firgmen,
Volunteer Firemen's Association,
Excelsior Association OF Jersey City.
knights OF Pythias,
kniahts OF Sherwood Forest,
Sons ~ Veterans.
HOW THE uosGREssaEN RODE
The congressional committees ard other
officials from Washington were distinguished
by broad white sashaz Speaker Carlisle and
ex Speaker Randall rode with Congressman
Hiscock OF New York and Reed OF Maine
One carriage held Congressman John DeI.ong
81 Massachusetts,, Randolph Tucker of Viz
sania, Ben Butterworth OF Ohio and Gen.
King % l42nlsiann The senatorial delega-
ton paired OF M follows, the senators rid
ing In twos;
senators Merrill q Vermont and Gockre,i o.
Missouri Sherman of Ohio aud Ransom Ot
North Carolina, Ingalls, OF Kansas and Harris 81
OF New York. Wade Hampton Of South Carolina
and Henderson OF Nebraska, Eustis Of Louisiana
aud lssaire OF New Hampshire Brown of Georgia
and Evarts ~ Few York.
Congressman Bush ~ Brooklyn, and Ward
OF Chicago, rode together, sc3 Gen. Bling
ham OF Pennsylvania, Wheeler Of Alabama
and iowrsy of Indiana were IN one coach.
One OF the carriages containing members OF
Con. Grants military ssa,f carried Generals
Horace Porter, isufus ingalls,, G. ~ Com
stock aud William Henry Smith la another
rode Gen. Parker, Grants military secretary
during the war, who was present at tbe
meeting between Generals Grant and Lee 81
ApFomattox, and still has In his possession
the Original draft OF the terms OF the
surrender Ia Grants handwriting. IL was
given him as keepsake by his cl,ie1 With
Woe President Hendricks r-l,e his secretary,
Mr. Past, his friend, Mr. Depew % Indiana
aud seastor Blair OF New Hampshire.
rIcsUsEssuE cfINpss or THE LINE
NEw yoAK, special Telegram, Eng ST.
secnled that the last height a.talsabis by
human hands in imposing and maiestic dis
play was rsaebed when the grandcst military
and civic pageant ~ modern times, Pcrhap:
OF all Time swept slowly AID solemnly across
the broed spaces of Madisoa square, tbs
heart and center OF the city, Attbht moncli
Madison squire Was the center and nuclcou'
Of the greatest aggregation OF people evei
known Ia America The tkiropg was simply
incalulabie, vast beyond csmprehensiop b,
number OF units You might as well speai
of prairie wheat field by the number o.
/ BEADS OF wheat as TO speak OF the tbrong o
20 Gay by individuals In and about Madi
SON squass every place that persoI
could stand upon, srDuch upon, climb upon
or cling to was occupied. spd one could fec
the weight Of the presence % the othe
hundreds ~ thousands that ono could 30
see For niho .si.>s the narrow channel o.
the PROCESSION ran through two vast, crush
ing, erowding aud cling.ng ssasses OF human
bsinxs From the street edge ,natptaincs
By the police the compact crowd took all tn
space. They packed the pavsments, COY
erec MI steps, stoops md balconies, ans
HIied NIL windows They hung upon lamp
pe.xts. aud telegraph poles were black viii