St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.
The Programme for To-Day's OBJ
servance in Minneapolis.

servance in Minneapolis.
The observance OF Decoration day
will be carried out in accordance with
the detailed programme published in
yesterday mornings GLOBE. In the
morning the graves of the Union sol
diers in the several Gem eteries will be
decorated by details from the G. A. r.
| posts. The memorial exercises in
East Minneapolis will also be
| held in the morning. The procession
will form on Bank street. right resting
on Prince; down Prince to Central
avenue; up Central avenue to Fourth
street; up Fourth street to Fourth ave-
| nue., to Adams: Adams to Summer, to
| Maple Hill cemetery, and decorate
| graves. There the Downs post will
| join the procession, and the march will
| be resumed out Harrison street to the
| Catholic cemetery.
After the graves are decorated and a
| salute fired by the Hibernian Rifles. the
| assembly will proceed to the stand
erected south of the cemetery, and listen
| to programme as follows:
Opening address by President of the Day
| George W. Morey. assistant adjutant general.
| Singing by children of the parish schools.
Prayer by Rev. Father Dan O'Reilly, pastor
| of the parish of St. Anthony of Padua.
Singing by choir of the Broadway Meth
| odist church.
Singing by children of the parish schools.
Recitation by Miss Tina Burns.
Singing by choir Of the Broadway Meth
odist church.
Address by Past COMMANDMENT Chief John
P. Rea.
Benediction by Rev Horace Worden, chap
lain of Dudley P. Chase post
The graves at Layman'S cemetery
will be decorated by William Noble and
G.. G. Washburn posts. The line of
march will be on Cedar avenue, column
with right resting On Bloomington ave-
nue., and will move at 9 a. H., marching
to the cemetery aud hating at the
speakers stand. Addresses will be
made by prominent speakers. inter-
spersed with poem and music. After
decorating the graves the column will
march up Lake to Bloomington, and
from Bloomington to Franklin. Suit
| of South Minneapolis desiring to take
part, and all are invited to turn out in
uniform where possible.
The afternoon exercises at the Expo
sition building will be preceded by the
parade, which forms at 80, as follows:
The first division will folm on Tenth
street south, the right resting OH Sec
Ond avenue. The second division will
form Oh Ninth street south, the right
resting on Second avenue. The third
division will rest on Eighth street south.
the right resting on Second avenue,
The fourth division will form on Sew
enth street south, the right resting on
Second avenue. The fifth division will
form on Second avenue.
The line of march will be up Second
avenue south to Tenth street. Tenth
street to Nicollet avenue, NicOllet ave-
| nue. to Central avenue, Central avenue
to University avenue, University avenue
southeast to Exposition building. The
line will be made up as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal, e. W. Mortimer.
Aides, +. c. Shepherd and George Wright.
Lieut.. Col. Reeves and staff.
Com panies A, B and 1, First Regiment, NJ.
n. G., and Company G, Third Regi-
ment, M. n. G.
Patriarchs Militant.
SECOND DIVISION.
Plummer Post Drum Corps
Assistant Marshal Burke O. Brien.
Aides, Michael Hoy and John West.
NJ. H. Sessions, Chairman General Commit
tee, Orators of the Day and Chap.
lain in Carriages.
Jacob Schaefer Post Fred VAIL, Com
Levi Butler Post, DR.. j. F. Force, Com
mander.
Dudley p. Chase Post Herman Vogt, Com
mander.
L. P. Plummer Post, J. NJ. Hoover, Com
mander.
o. P. Morton Post, II. Downing Commander
George N. Morgan Post, j. A. Fillmore, Com
mander.
John A. Rawiins Post Henry A. Norton,
Commander.
C.. G. WaShburn Post Frank N Dorsey Com
5mander
William Downs Post Luther Sage Com
William Noble POST ma w. r. Dow Commander
James Bryant Post. A. A. Kelly Commander.
THIRD DIVISION.
Dudley P Chase Drum Corps.
Assistant Marshal George w. Morey.
Aides DR., j. f. Force and W. H. Hofferding
Camp 4. Sons Of Veterans.
Camp s. Sons OF Veterans.
Camp 8, Sons of Veterans.
Hibernian Rifles.
Swedish Guards.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Flambeau Club Drum Corps.
Assistant Marshal W. r Guile.
Aides p P. Swensou and Robert Pratt.
Minneapolis Flambeau Club.
Mail Carriers.
10. o. F. Lodges.
FIFTH DIVISION.
A. o. u. W. Band.
Assistant Marshal T. B. Hawkins and Aides
T.. A. ClauSen ana John Strunk.
A. o. U. w. Lodges.
Catholic Societies.
City Council in Carriages.
Capt. A. A. Kelly's Memorial Chorus, Forty
Voices, in Carriages
Citizens in Carriages.
At the Exposition building the pro-
gramme exercises will be as follows:
Music by the band; invocation by the
chaplain; vocal music; strewing the
Southern graves of Union soldiers with
flowers; flowers and Grafton by Mrs.
Smith; vocal music; Grafton by Presi-
dent Northrop, of the university; vocal
music; original poem by Miss Julia
Lobdefl; vocal music; benediction by
chaplain.
The Elks' Picnic.
Minneapolis Lodge of Elks, No. A, is
arranging for its first annual excursion.
which occurs Sunday, June 9. The
special train will leave from the Minne-
r. T a,,ic rood from tho