The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-02
coasressm.n- Thomas Ryan. p Dunn. T. Cable.

Congressmen-Thomas Ryan. z. Dunn, 4. Capie'
Governor Hoadly. Adintant-general Finley Assist
ant Adjutantg general Dill and Col Robert ofey.
Gen. Michael Ryan. Col James Ingram, Col. J. W.
Harbe and Capt T. Tolford
Governor Oglesby, Ex-Governor Palmer, Attorney
general Hunt and DIR. wohgenmuth.
Judge Phillips and Congressman Lawier:
Governor Proctor Knott. Secretary of State McKen-
zie, State Auditor Hewitt and State
Treasurer Tate.
Ex-Senators Mcdonald, Fitch and Turpie and z. J.
Bright.
Ex-Governor Bishop General Denver, General Durbin
Mayor Francis, of st. Louis, and Members of st.
Louis Council.
Common Council of Boston.
Mayor Harrison and city officials, of Chicago.
Tammany Hall Delegation.
Professors Thompson Smith Goss Craig and Straton,
of Purdue University.
S. Corning Judd president of Iroquis Club and party
State Officers.
Board of Aldermen.
Common Council.
City Officers.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major James L. Mitchell commanding.
Chief of staff, Richard O. johnson
Aides to Msrsha-Capt: Thomas Madden, Albert Gall,
Charles w. Smith, Ross Hawkins, Newt Hard.
ing. Vinson Carter, A J. Joyce Geo. Rooms,
3. F. Norwood, I. NJ. Krutz Stanton J. Peelle.
Ross Clarke, Lee Hoffman: VIM. |. Ripley,
Harry G. Farris. George l.. Hit, w. Fl. Mes
senger, Jas. H Deery, Nathan Norris David
+. Swain James Thompson. Fred A; 0ster-
meyer, George W. Geiger Otto R. Leber.
City Band r. Mueller leader.
Cook County Democratic Club, of Chicago. sixtyseven
men men.
Duckworth Band
Duckworth Club, of Cincinnati 113 members.
Thurman Club. of Cincinnati. thirty members.
West End Democratic Club of Cincinnati thirtythres
jefferson Club Band.
Jefferson Club, of Cincinnati Joseph Bryant presi-
jackson Club, of Columbus, O., 100 men.
Americas Club, of PEORIA Ill, 81 men.
Aides.
Great Western Band of Dayton
Jefferson Club, of DAYTON, 100 men,
Apollo Band of Hamilton o.
Miami Club, of Hamilton o.. 60 men.
Ogden's Light Guards Band, Of Kokomo.
Kokomo Uniform Rank K. of p. forty-two men.
indianapolis Uniform Rank K of P, twenty-one men.
Fort Wayne City Band.
Meridian Hendricks Club 200 men,
Citizens Band, of Peru.
Citizens of Peru numbering twenty.
Indianapolis Mail Carriers, numbering forty
Special Delivery Messengers.
United States Mail wagon. draped with flag and
mourning.
St Franciscan's Society," numbering thirty FIVE men.
St Josephs Society. thirtysix men,
st. Boniface Society, thirty men.
Societe Fraternelle franchise, thirty men.
Athon Guards, from Insane Hospital, fifty men.
Drum Corps.
Social Turnverein, thirty-fve men.
Drum Corps.
Independent Turnverein, fifty men.
Leiderkranz Society.
Swiss Mannerchor.
Aides
Emmets Cornet Band.
Knights of Father Matthew, "a men.
Ancient Order Hibernian observation-disclosures
70 men: Louisville, 20 men; Richmond, 40
men: Indianapolis 80 men.
st. Patricks Total Abstinence Society, Is Members
Knights of Labor
Irish Land League.
FOURTH DIVISION
William F. Christian, Commanding.
Chief of Staff S. K. Fletcher.
Aides to Marshal-John E. Sullivan. w. @. Griffith,
S. P. Harlan j. E. Shower B. M. Backus, S.
d. Moody Col. S. F. Gray, Corydon Sinner,
John Martin, jr., j. H. Loves. j. p. Fan
ming, j. T. Brush Ernest Kitz James Mccain
ley, J. R. Ryan, NJ. Childs, Ed Reuter-. Ed P.
Baker. George II. Hardesty William P.
lines, J. B. Conaty, H. Mccoy, w. s. Budd,
j. E. Christian, Ben f. Walker.
Indianapolis Fire Department, Chief Webster Com
manding.
Twenty-one Carriages Containing Citizens.
Chief Webster and Members Fire Department.
Fire Engines and Hose Reels
AS the distance to Crown Hill Cemetery is
four miles, the delegations foot dropped out of
line at Seventh street and returned to the city,
while the military escort and those in Carriages
followed the remains to the cemetery.