St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-29
Railey, John Cashman. allison Sutton. Sam

ney Pratt David Winkler, Abner Haycock,
John II. Stickney, Martin c. Whitney. sidney
Pratt, Fred Roth, John IL Grenning, w. T.
Bates, William II. II. Blake; Jeremiah Spring
Capt. Sidney Albert, Horace Blake, Charles
HENDERSON. Albert G. Lomly, Alvin "A. How
ard, Samuel Murphy, Toilet X. Megorden.
Lakewood-Gen. G: ". Morgan, Col. l., T:
Plummer, Col. G, H. Johnston, Surgeon Levi
p Cooper, Mai. j. IL. Donaldson, Capt.
James Bryant, james Hawks, William B.
Holbrook, II. r. Brigg, j. H. Peek, Charles
Walk, f. N. Flemming, Thomas Thornbrill,
ner. Rev. Amos Munger. Albert s. Davis Alonzo
j. Brown, Stephen Esis, William Armes,
George s. Cyphers, Capt. Jacob Shatfer, John
Y: Frost, Allen Sheperd, Jerome Gray,
William Lytel, j. P. Slime, James Ferguson,
berg Edwin Mon, L. O. Rioat, George D.
Hook, G. H. Harris Charles B. Henry, James
Morrison, G. IL. Ireland, John Middlemist,
L. 0. Root, r. d. Shair, John Mccormick,
NJ. A. Bailey, G. W. Clark.
Maple Hlll-Sergt G. n. Labouttler, Frank,
Ray, r. b. TownsoN. James Williams, Capt.
George Boyd. Albert Parker, George North
rop, Curtis A. Davis Mckinney, Charles
Delvin, A. Laubdell. Jacob Schorn, Allen W.
Bailey, D. D. McLellen, George Hall, Abel
bert Dow, Rufus Farnam. +. Messer, j. IL.
McAlpin. j. Prescott John Wheeler, George
II. Dickinson, B. Banham. Theodore Cores.
Frank Sebring. Lewis Woods, Geo. Baldwin,
David Perkins. Col. Joseph Stiles, W. IL.
Adam Stiles, David Palmer. J.: Brown, -. -
Sumner. Joseph Cellin, W. r. champlin,
George Henderson. A. P. McKinsey, Ernest
Gunhloch, Samuel Hanes, Samuel Parker,
Joseph Huslin, David Alexander, j. H.
Lofts, Theodore Brown, Arnold Holeman,
Adam c. Sites Charles Vogt Joseph Carney,
Samuel G. How. ,,
Catholic Cemetery, East Side-Lieut. Will
lam Byrns Domnlek Grnt ,, J o nu helln
Richard Fewer. Ed Nearey, F. G. Ferrili,
Robert McCue. Neil Freericke, Michael
Moores, Michael Mahon, J. F. Collins, John
Conway. Charles Mcdonald, Edward Cram
sey, Peter Il. Shoner.
Barley, Owens Finley, Michael Quady,
Michael Sullivan, John O'Donnell, Harry c.
Williams. Christopher Cheeny, John Finley.
Soldiers Home-Peter McNair, Henry Conn
tryman. Horny Hoslie, William Howghan.
Crystal Lake-N. W. Bohinns.
The general committee from all the
Grand Amy posts met for the last
time before Decoration day last night
to perfect arrangements for that day.
The committee has worked faithfully
to make May 80 all that it was designed
to be and all that it should be in Min
neapolis. The plans are all laid now,
and the celebration promises to be one
that will stir all the city into memory
of the soldiers whose memory is to be
kept green and of the veterans who are
SO enthusiastic in the cOmmemOratlon.
THE DAYS PROGRAMMES:
The members OF the G. A. r. will assemble
at their post halls aud march to Second ave-
nue. SOUTH where the procession will be IN
line ready to move at &c sharp. The line
Of march will be as follows: Mounted po-
lice. Chief Marshal John A. Gilman;
aides. r. II. Branton and Fred Jassaud Cav
airy troop, Capt. A. r. Guile. Us escort to
chief marshal Sidwell band.
First Division-Assistant Marshal, E. W.
Mortimer; aides, +. c. shepherd and George
Wright; Lieut.. Col. Reeves and staff; Com
panies and B, First regiment. M. n. G..
and Company G. Third regiment. NJ. N. IT,;
patriarchs militant.
Second Division-Plummer Post Drum
corps: Assistant marshal, Burke OBrlen;
aides, Michael Hoy ana John West; NJ. Il.
Sessions chairman general COMMITTEES ora
Jacob Sch@fer post. Fred Wahl com
mander; Levi Butler post, DR.. j.. F.
Force. commander; Dudley P. Chase
post Herman Xogt commander; L: F.:
O. p Morton post, H. Dowing, commander:
George n Morgan post, j. A. Fillmore. COM
mander; John A. Rawlins post, Henry A.
Norton commander; G. c. Washburn post,
Frank N. Dorsey, commander: william
lam Noble post. W. Il. Dow, commander;
James Bryant post, A. A. Kelly, commander.
Third Division-Dudley P. Chase Drum
corps, assistant marshall. George w. MoIey;
aides, Dr. j. +. Force and W. II. Bofferding::
Camp Sons of Veterans. Camp Sons OF
Veterans. Camp 8 Sous of Veterans, Hiber-
MAN Rifles. Swedish gaurds.
Fourth Division Flambeau Club Drum
corps, assistant marshal, W. R. Guile; aides,
P. p. Swenson and Robert Pratt; Mlnneapo-
lis Flambeau club, mail carriers, /. o. o. +.
lodges.
Fifth Diyision-Cadet Drum Corps; Assist
ant Marshal A. L. Hawkins and Aide G. A.
C. LAWSON A. o. q. ". lodges; Catholic So
cieties; city council i'll carriages: Capt A. A.
Kelly's Memorial chorus. 40 voices, III car
riages; citizens in carriages
The First division will form on Tenth
street south, the right resting Oh Second ave-
nue.. The Second division will form on
Ninth street south. the right resting on Sec
ond avenue. The Third division will form
on Eighth street south. the right resting on
Second avenue. The Fourth division will
form on Seventh street SOUTH the right rest
int on Second avenue. The Fifth division
will form on Sixth street sout, the right rest
ing on Second avenue.
The line of march will be up Second ave-
nue. south to Tenth street; Tenth street to
Nicollet avenue; Nicollet avenue to Central
avenue; Central avenue to University ave
east; First avenue southeast to Exposition
building. All organizations not assigned to
divisions in the order of procession who re-
port before room Memorial day to the chief
marshals will be assigned positions.
The programme
AT THE EXPOSITION
hall is well-chOsen one. Those who
will occupy seats of honor OH the plat
form will be the general committee, the
MAYOR and city council, the marshais
and aids, Company & and the heads Of
the different organizations. The fol-
lowing is the programme, with COM
rade N. Ii. Sessions master of ceremO-
MES:
Opening overture by Sidwells band.
Invocation by Chaplain j. II. futile.
I'VE Come With Reversed Arms male
chorus.
fields, and Grafton by Mrs. 4. S. Smith.
''Sleep, Sacred Dust of Noble Dead"
mixed chorus
Grafton by orator of the day, President
Cyrus, Northrop, of state university.
.Rest Comrades, Rest''-Male chorus, with
mixed refrain.
Original Poem, by Mrs Julia E. Hobdell-
President George N. Morgan, W. R. &.
America Mixed chorus.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following are the committees
who have prepared for the day:
General Committee of Arrangements-M.
H. Sessions, chairman: George ". Morey,
secretary; L. W. Pruss. J. H. Edge, Washing
ton Pierce, j. A. Temple, r. G. Woodward,
Herman Vogt, Burke O'Brien, A. A. Kelly,
Leroy Cole, Thomas Downs. ". d.
Myers C. p Wainman. Nick Brett,
E. E. Getch ell, J. NJ. Hoover. Charles Gran
DALI Sherman Holbrook, F. n. Dorsey, A. L.
Mcdonald, C. G. Poole, r. H. Branton. B. F.
Seaborn. F. l.. Kendall. j ohm Dav Smith, W.
Garrett, NJ H. Sessions, c. W. Curtis, J. II.
Bradish, John Strunk, W. II. Dow, Frank
Gegacki, George w. Morey, Luther Sage.
George W. Hare.
Committee on Programme-Dr. W. D.
Myers. chairman; Burke O'Brien, E. E..
Getchel