St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-27
TO HONOR THE HEROES.
Program of All Arrangements fOl
Memorial Day Service.


Memorial Day Service.
The general committee in charge of ar
rangements for the observance next Mon
day OF Memorial day. met yesterday after
noon and perfected its work. Complete
details are as follows:
MORNING DEC ORA TING EXERCISES.
Chase Post No. % viii meet at their head.
quarters at O'Clock u. m, then proceed tC
the Catholic cemetery, where they will decor
ate the graves of that place.
Morgan PoSt-Morgan camp, Sons of Vet
Grams and RawlinS post will meet ut their re-
spective headquarters at 9 oclock q. N. and
then proceed 70 Maple Hill cemetery, where
the Chase pest will join them in the decora-
ton of the graves AMI other exercises, which
will consist of short addresses by Col. G.. w.
Johnson. The L. p. Plummer, c. c. Wash
burn and Levi Butler posts will meet at the
Plummer post at a. IN. sharp, proceed in q
body to the corner of Washington and First
avenue south, where they will take the motor
for Lakewood and the Catholic, cemetery on
Chicago avenue, where impressive ceremonies
will be held, short address by Rev. C. w.
Merrill, music by Glee club, etc.
REPORTING ORDERS.
Sidwell's band will report at Nicollet ave
nue., between Fourth and Fifth streets; Sons
of Veterans, state militia and Ancient Order
of Hiberinians will report on Nicollet avenue,
between Third and Fourth stIe eats; All posts
Grand Army will report on Nicoilet avenue,
between Second and Third streets; Ladies
Relief corps will report on Third street. be-
tween Nicollet and Henuepin; artillery will
report on Third street. between Nicollet and
First avenue SOUTH mayor and city council
will report on Nicollet avenue, between First
and Second streets. All the above organiza-
tions will please be in the positions as
signed them promptly at 80 p. H..
ORDER OF LINE OF MARCH.
Platoon of Mounted Police, commanded by Sar-
gent 4, E. Coffin.
Platoon of Foot Police. commanded by Seargent
Nelson.
Marshal of the Day and Aids.
Marshal Ege.
Aids John West, NJ. H. Sessions, James Smith,
Henry Staples R. r. Henderson, Chas.
Harris VIM. Burns.
Chief Bugler.
Sdwells Band.
Morgan Camp, Sons of Veteran Drum Corps.
Morgan Camp Sons of Veteran Drill Corps.
Morgan Camp, Sons of Veterans, commanded by
Capt Horgan.
Butler Camp Sons of Veteran, commanded by Capt.
Minneapolis Camp, Sons of Veterans, commanded
by Capt Nnowlton.
Companies A. B. & l., y. G. S. H., commanded by
Capts. Osgood, Walsh and Barnard,
espectiyely.
Section U. S. Artillery, commanded by Maj.
Smith.
Ancient Order Hibernians, commanded by John
Drennen.
George \. Morgan Post Drum Corps
George n. Morgan FoSt, commanded by Washing
ton Pierce.
L. P. Plummer Post Drum Corps.
1. P. Plummer Post, G. Il. Seaton, Senior Vice
Commander
C. c. Washburn Post. Commander Tor5et.
Levi Butler Post Drum Corps.
Levi Butler Post. o. B. Skinner, Commander.
John A. Rollins Post, w. G. Byron, Commander.
Dudley p. Chase Drum Corps.
Dudley P. Chase Post ]. w. George, Commander.
Other Soldiers and Sailors.
Levi Butler Post Ladies' Relief Corps in Carriages,
Mrs. V. Truesdel. President.
George n. Morgan Post, Ladies' Relief Corps Mrs.
j. F. Burr, President; l.. p. Plummer Post
Ladies' Relief Corps in Carriages, Mrs.
N. \. Pray, President; Dudley p.
Chase Poste Ladies' Relief
Corps in Carriages, Mrs.
Hancock, President
Orator, Chaplain and Elocutionist in carriages.
Singing quartette in carriages.
Mayor and City Council in carriages.
Citizens in general.
The line of march is as follows: Move up Nicol-
let avenue to Eighth street: down Eighth street to
Eleventh Avenue South; out Eleventh Avenue
South to Franklin avenue; down Franklin Ave-
nue. South to Seventeenth Avenue South out
Seventeenth Avenue South to grand stand at
Layman cemetery, where the following exercises
will take place: