St. Paul daily globe., 1889-04-30

Third United States Infantry.
Battery F, Fourth United States Artillery,
Mai. Rodman, commanding.
First Regiment Band. Minnesota \. G.
Col. Bend and staff.
First Regiment. NJ. y. G.
Company &, Third Regiment NJ. n. g., Capt.
A. j. Creigh, commanding.
MINNEAPOLIS Battery. NJ. n. G., Capt. c. c.
Bennett. commanding.
Cadets University of Minnesota, Lieut. E. F.
Glenn. commanding.
Normanna Rifles.
L. p. Plummer Camp No. 8.
Sons OF Veterans
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal Gen. j.. A. Grant and Aids,
Danz Band.
George \. Morgan Post
L. p. PlummeT Post, G. A. r.
Other G. A. r. Posts
Flambeau Club.
Union League
Minneapolis Letter Carriers.
Coopers Band.
Crusaders of st. Joseph.
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society.
Crusaders 9Totai Abstinence Society.
East Side Scandinavian Temperance Society
Svea Band.
Swedish Brothers.
Tailors' Union.
Carpenters Mutual Aid Assembly.
Union League Club.
A O. H., Three Divisions.
Mayor and Council in Carriages.
Speakers and Invited Guests.
Citizens in Carriages.
The different divisions will form as
follows:
First Division-First Regiment NJ. n. G.,
Company NJ. n. g., Minneapolis battery,
University cadets. Form on Third avenue
east of Tenth street, with right resting Oh
Tenth. Normanna rifles, l.. P. Plummer
Camp Sons of Veterans, on Third avenue
south west of Tenth street. with right resting
OH Tenth. Any other military companies re-
lacf,
Second Division-George n. Morgan Post,
Flambeau club; Crusaders society, Union
league and letter carriers on Second avenue
southeast of Tenth street. with right resting
Oh Tenth: L. :. Scandinavian Temperance
society, Swedish Brothers, Tailors' union.
Carpenters Mutual Aid assembly, mayor and
city council, speakers and invited guests,
Second avenue southwest of Tenth street,
with right resting on Tenth.
Capt. d. NJ. Gilmore, the chief marshal,
will be assisted by the following aides: w.
G. Byron, p. B. Winston, Judge Fish, +. B.
Lewis, B. F. Semple, Maj. II. A. Norton. John
+. Peterson.
The procession will be organized at l:15.
The headquarters of the chief marshal and
marshal of the first division will be at the
corner of Tenth street and Third avenue
south, and of the second division, Tenth
street and Second avenue south.
The procession, after being formed at the
corner of Third avenue and Tenth street
south, will march to Hennepin, thence to
University avenue and the Coliseum, where
the procession will disband. Capt. Gilmore
desires that all aides and marshals meet at
the Union league rooms at 12:45 to-day
sharp. He estimates that upwards of two
thousand men will be in line.
AT THE COLISEUM
the exercises will be short. W. II.
EuStiS will preside and make a short
speech introductory to the programme.
The invited orators, President North
rup, G. K. Davis and Hon. E. NJ. Will
son, will speak briefly on their branches
of the subject. Music will be by a
chorus of 200, conducted by Prof.
Richard Stempf.. After the programme
the students of the university will clear
the floor and inaugurate centennial
ball for an hour or two. The official
programme will be as follows:
Sedeelion S,e ..'.' '.'.''.-i; d; Danz orchestra
frayef ........-... Rt Rev. JOnn Ireland
Patriotic hymn to Washington.
June Festival Chorus of $50 voices
Address. '........ .;;..:.-. lion O. n Davis
Selection destks Thyle d Ringwalds Y Band
Song-America . Chorus and Audience
(stan6ing)
Address ............ President Cyrus Northrop
Benediction.
Closing selection ......... .Danz orchestra
AT THE CHURCHES.
The GLOBE has already announced
churches. The Methodists will unite in
services at the Centenary church at 10
O'Clock, the PresbYterianS at WeStmin-
ster, the Episcopalians at ST. Paul's
and the COngregationaliStS at Plymouth.
At the Central Baptist church the con-
gregationS Of the Second COngrega-
tiOnal, Franklin Avenue Methodist,
Church of the Disciples, Metho-
dist Advent and First Presbyterian
will join in union service in the
morning. Religious services will also
be held in the Catholic churches. At
st. Johns English Lutheran church,
Rev. q. Fl. Trabert will deliver an ap-
propriate sermon. AT the Trinity Nor
wegian Lutheran church special inau-
guratioE services will be conducted by
Rev. NJ. Fa!k Gjertsen. There viii be
services at the Calvary Baptist and
Simpson Methodist churches in the
Eighth ward. All services but that at
Centenary are at 10:30 o'clock. In addi-
ton to these there will be prayer serv-
ices in many of the churches at Ga. M.
following the presidents proclamation.
CENTENNIAL NOTES.
At the request of the committee, Prof.
Bradish has kindly loaned his fine orig
inal portraits of Washington, Lincoln
and Grant for the celebration. They
will be placed Oh the platform at the
coliseum.
The ticket Offices of all the railroads
will close a: noon to-day.
. All old soldiers are invited to meet
with William Noble post at l40S Frank