St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-08
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minneapolis.

ehieftain, Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. TIKI az
engagements have been carefully made in de-
tail and are given below. The general
committee having the matter in charge has
made a special request that business be Sus-
pended al noon. and that residences anu
business blocks be appropriately drape".
The banks and The postothce VIII close ~
noon and remain closed the entire Afternoon.
The exercises will consist iii firing time
gums. a procession in which nearly all the
military aud civic organizations OF the city
as we'll rs the city government viii partici-
pate. followed by memorial services at the
campus grounds OF the state university. Ii
will prove. undoubtedly. the most memor-
able day in the history OF the city. The
exercises ut The campus will include
a eulogy by. Bishop FOSS, adj
dresses bv Capt. John p. Rea.
Hon. r. c. Benton. Gen. T. L. Rosser any
Hon. Eugene II. Wilson, a benediction
by Joseph u. futile, ID. d.. prayer by L.
A. MCCurdy. d. d.. and resolutions viii be
presented by the following committee: c.
il. Benton. Daniel Fish, Robert Hale, w.
l.. Hineline and DE. 0. b. Skinner. The
campus program is especially elaborate.
The memorial services will begin at 3 p. IN.
OnThe campus, if pleasant, but if the
weather forbids open air exercises they viii
X 4A'AtH it l-C N'alNNAtAAAs III l1DtNt'N
vii! form at o'clock on Nicollet avenue.
Wit the right resting on Washington ave
noe.. and it viii move at 1:45.
THE y OF MARCH
viii be directly across suspension bridge,
up Central avenue To University avenue,
and down University avenue to the campus.
For the accommodation Of those who
cannot participate in the parade. especially
ladies. trains will leave the union depot at
o'clock. 2.20. 2:40 and 3 O'Clock. return
ing al the close Of the services. And peO-
pie are requested to take camp stools
as Ear r. possible, as no seats have been
provided fer others than those participating
in the parade. For the use of the latter
5000 seats have been reserved.
\ detail has been made Of sixteen men
from George \. Morgan post, G. A. r., as
an escort corps as guard OF homer.
FIRING STATUTES.
Cant. John Middlemist has been placed
in charge Of the artillery. and will be sta
toned on the campus grounds. Yesterday
he got the guns out. and placed them
in proper condition. The saluteS VIII con-
sist of siXty-thgee guns. indicating the age
OF the dead commander. At sunrise a
salute of thirteen guns will be fired, and
thirteen guns at s o'clock a. H., this being
the hour when the national procession i'll
New York will move. s o'clock here being
the same as 9 o'clock there. Another sa-
lutte viii be fired at II o'clock. Al 1:45
p. III. 4 single gun viii give the signal for
the procession To move. Thereafter guns
VIII be fired until 5 o'clock.
The procession will form in the order
given in Thursdays GLOBE, the first diyis-
ion forming on Nicollet avenue. the second
division on Sixth street, the third division
on Fifth street, the fourth division on Fifth
street north. the fifth division on Fourth
street. the sixth division on Second and
Fourth streets. the right Of all divisions
resting on Nicollet avenue.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
The procession will reach the university
campus at 3 O'Clock and the exercises will
begin as soon thereafter as possible. EX-
GOV. John S. Pillsbury viii preside, and
the program viii be as follows:
Music-''The Chapel. Danz' band
Opening prayer...........Rev. Nj. Shutter
quartet
Feading memorial reS~olutiou....C II. Benton
Music-''The Fallen Hero .Brookc's band
Address. Bishop Foss
Music-.'Last Recollections".. Sidwelrs band
Beading-Campbells Memorial Ode.
Clara Thompson
Hymn-'Sleep, Soldier, Sleep'.-....Quartet
address ). !. ltei
Address. Gen. ThOS. l.. ROsser
Music-''rhe Last Tribute" DAM band
Address Col. r. {. Benton
Il. NJ. Wilson
Hymn-"Nearer Ny God to Thee. Audience
Closing prayer. Rev. DIR. Tuttie
Observation-Disclosures Funeral March,.
........ Minneapolis Central COrnct band
During the last selection the comrades will
deposit Grand Army OF the Republic burial
tributes Of myrtle, flowers and eyergreens to
the memory OF their dead.
IL CAMPERS GROUND.
The general committee has omitted moth
ing III arranging for the comfort and ac-
commodatiOn Of the participants at the
campers grounds. The rOStrum has been
erected not tar from the main building and
the speakers will face the university.
Its dimensions are GGX120 feet. and it is es-
timated that it viii accommodate nearly
three hundred people. The speakers stand
has been erected directly in front of the
main platform and is in the form of a box.
The whole is about six feet from the
gr md. Tho brass bands will be stationed
near the college building in the rear Of the
audience. The president. vice presidents
and secretaries will occupy the platform, as
well as distinguished citizens and delegates
from various local organizations. The
officers are 10 report promptly at 3 O'clock.
GENERAL ORDERS no. 3.
At a special meeting OF George n. Nor
gan post held last night General Orders Nc.
8 were issued as follows:
ne-Ih death OF Gen. Ulysses s. Grant.
the most iliuStriOus commander Of the Grand
Army Republic, al Mt. McGregor, New York,
on July %. 1883, has already been announced
and appropriately noticed by his post. To
morrow the post of which ne was q member
viii perform the last rites Of cOmradSlip or
his mortal remains. assisted by commanders
and citizens from the whole country. AT the
same time local memorial services viii Toe held
through the Union, and Minneapolis viii JOIN
III ike homage TO the nations dead
SCcOnd-The post viii assemble at the hal
at | 2. III. sharp Aug. s, 1885, i'll uniform, with
mourning badges ana white gloves. prepared
TO join the procession 10 the memorial meet
ing. The drum corps will parade with mutiled
drums and the escort corps with swords.
Every commender should deem il Il sacred
privilege 30 make this last tramp for the ''old
commander
Third-A detail &C sixteen comrades from
the escort corps with Post Commander James
H. Eye in command viii report 10 the Chief
marshal Of the procession at l O'Clock y. IN.
ford1ty as guard OF army.
fourth-A cordial invitation is given visit
ing commands to fan IN line and march with
Us in procession. b. order,
q. W. KELLOGG WILLIAM T. ROBERTS,
Adjutant. Commander.
MEMORIAL NOTES.
The Crusaders and Cadets are requested
TO meet at Catholic Association hall at one
o'clock p. m, sharp, in full uniform, to
take part in the funeral PROCESSION.
George y. Morgan Camp, Sons of Veter-
ans, will serve as guard at the Campus.
aided by twenty patrOlme en- detailed for the
purpose by Chief West.
Comrades are requested by the Grand
Army 10 provide themselves with myrtles