St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-30

Surgeon General j. III. Murphy.
Inspector General Col. King.
Aid-de-camp Major Victor Hjorstberg.
Mayor. Hon. G. D. O'Brien.
Orator Hon. John B. Brisbin.
Mayor-Elect, Hon. Edmund Rice.
Chaplain, Rev. E. G. Evans.
Disabled Veterans in Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-Col A. R. Kiefer.
Aides-Maj. Thomas Gibson, Capt. Chas. r.
Lambert.
Great Western Band.
! Hibernian Rifles, Capt. Lawrence Fahey.
Norwegian Infantry Co., Capt John II. ia
cobs0n.
St. Paul Division No. 2, Uniform Rank,
| knights OF Pythias, j. w. Wagin,
| Commander.
knights of St. George.
Capitol Legion No. 2, Select Knights A. o. U.
/ W., R. B. Sheire, Commanding.
Eureka Legion, Select knights A. o. q. W.,
West St. Paul, DR.. Charles E. Merritt,
Commanding.
st. Paul Temple No. 2. Patriarchal Circle,
Capt. William S. Shank, Commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal-William B. Robinson, Commander.
Garfield Post.
Aides-T. W. Forbes, o. D., Acker Post G.. II.
Smith, Jr., Q. NJ. Sergeant, st. Paul
Camp No. Sons of Vet
! Grams.
G. A. r. and Sons of Veterans Drum Corps.
St. Paul Camp No. l Sons OF Veterans, Capt.
E. H. Milham, Commanding.
Acker Post No. p, G. A. r., R. V. Pratt,
Commander.
Garfield Post No. s, G. A. r., Sen. Vice Com.
| j. A. jackson, Commanding.
Woman's Relief Corps, in Carriages.
Garfield Corps No. 5, Mrs. Hattie Houpt,
President.
Acker Corps No. :, Mrs. Quick, President.
! TTniforYnod CooiotinS i'm Charge of Their Pc
| spective Leaders.
| Citizens in Carriages.
| FORMATION OF THE PARADE.
The chief marshal requests the chief of
staff, the marshals and the aides to report
to him at Capitol square at 1:30 p. IN.
sharp.
! The ST. Paul cavalry, acting as body
guard, are ordered to form on Tenth street,
west of Wabasha, right resting on Wabasha.
The Emmett Light Artillery will form on
Tenth street, east of Wabasha, right resting
Oh Wabasha.
! The governors staff, the mayor, orator,
chaplain, mayor-elect, and veterans in car
riages will assemble on WabaSha, north of
Tenth street, right resting on Tenth street.
The Hibernian Rifles will form on ST..
Peter street, right resting on Tenth street.
The Norwegian Infantry company will
form on the left of the Hibernian Rifles.
The civic societies will form on the left
of the Norwegian Infantry company, in
the following order:
Uniformed rank, Knights of Pythias.
| Knights of st. George.
! Select knights, A. 0. U. W.
| st. Paul Temple, No. 2, Patriarchal
Circle.
The Sons of Veterans will form on
Wabasha, right resting on Exchange street.
| Acker Post, No. 81, will form on the left
of the Sons of Veterans.
Garfield Post, No. 8, will form Oh the
left of Acker Post.
Woman's Relief Corps, No. s, will as
semble on the south side of Exchange
street, right resting Oh Wabasha.
| Woman's Relief Corps, No. Z, will form
on north side of Exchange street, right
resting on Wabasha.
LINE OF MARCH.
Every organization must be in position
before 2 o'clock p. m, as the column will
move precisely at Up. IN.
The column will proceed south On Wa
basha to Third, thence to Jackson, thence
to Seventh thence to Broadway to the
Rice homestead grounds. After exercises
at the grounds the procession will return
via Mississippi street to Broadway, thence
| to Ninth street, thence to Jackson, thence
to Seventh, thence to Wabasha. When the
head of the column reaches Wabasha the
parade will be dismissed.
The streets on line of march will be
properly sprinkled..
| All old soldiers are invited to join in the
parade and are requested to attend the hall
of either post in time to participate. All
comrades of Garfield post will be ON hand
at 1915 o. m. Sons of veteran soldiers are
invited to report to Capt. E. II. Milham,
st. Paul Camp No. 1, at Garfield hall, No.
! 81 Jackson street, and an officer will be
placed in charge of them.
| Details to visit cemeteries in the morning
to decorate graves will report at Garfield
hall promptly at $3.50.
WILL THE GUARDS MARCH?
| The refusal of Col Bend and the three
| local militia companies to appear in the
| parade to-day was the subject OF cOnSidera-
| BILE comment yesterday OF various kinds,
some upholding and others condemning his
action. The history of the case, according
| to the militiamen, is that the colonel was
invited by the Grand Army people to join
| the procession, giving him the right of the
| line. The colonel accepted, but the posi-
| ton of the state troops in the parade was
afterwards changed and the Markoe cav
airy, an unenlisted body, given the place of
honor. He then refused to order the COM
panies to march in the procession. Officers
at Fort Smelling are quoted as unfolding
him in it. ~
The condition of things was not altered
| in regard to this affair until at the close of
the inspection of the Emmett Light artillery
| at the armory last evening, when Col.
Bend received the following from Adjutant
| General MacCarthy:
MCCARTHY LETTER.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
| MI GEN At, 20 Oxsr,rC \