Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-30

sroRRs. pEpEw. coRRreAN.
The ceremonies closed with an impress
sive benediction by the Most Rev.
Michael Augustine Corrigan. archbishop
of New York.
AT the conclusion of the literary ex-
ercises the distinguished guests were
driven in carriages, in about the same
order observed in the preceding process
sion. to the reviewing stand at Madison
square.
The military Parade.
just "a the literary exercises at the
sub-treasury began the military parade
started from Pine street and Broadway.
The troops formed in various side streets
up town, and proceeded down town by
avenues east and west of Broadway and
of Fifth avenue to Join the main line be-
low Pine street 1900 men joining the
head OF the parade by way of Pine street
on the east, and 24,000 men joining il
from the west by the way of Rector street
and the side streets from there to the
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Order Of the Column.
The column was under the command
of Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, as grand
marshall, and the order was as follows
Maj j.-Gen. John NJ. Schofeld, U. s. army.
Brig. Gen. Daniel ID. Wylie, supernumerary
Licut.-CoI. Francis A. SchiIling, brevet
colonel EishMth 4 regiment regiment; .,, v,..,
brigade.
Capt William II. Murphy, Twelfth resi
Capt. George w. Collins, supernumerary, or
duty with Sixty ninth regiment
cart. joseph I. !ardine, assistant in sub
First Lieut.. Willard c. Fisk, Seventh regi
First Lieut.. George A. Clement, commits
sary of subsistence, Ninth regiment.
First Lieut.; John Noble GOlding, Seventy
Col; Il. j. Dodge, of United States army com
manding brigade.
Cadets of the military academy.
Third, Fourth and Fifth artillery.
Eleventh infantry.
Light Battery B.
United States naval brigade.
Delaware militia. Governor BENJAMIN
Bigss commanding, and staff.
pennsylvania troops three brigades, Gov
ernor James A. Beaver commanding, an,
New Jersey troops, Governor Robert S. Greer
commanding, and staff.
Georgia troops, Governor John B. Gordon
commanding, and staff.
Connecticut troops, Governor Morgan g
Bulkcley commanding, and staff.
Massachusetts troops, Governor Oliver Amcs
commanding, and staif.
MARYLAND troous Governor e. e. jackson
commanding, and stan.
south Carolina troops, Governor Johh r.
Richardson commanding, and stRf.
New liampshire troops, Governor Charies II.
Rawyer commanding, and staff.
yifsinia troops, GSyernor FitH Hugh Leo
New York troops, Governor David B. Hill
sommanding, and STAFF. r,., "a
North Carolina troops. governor Daniel ".
Fowl commanding, and stan.
Rhode Island troops, Governor Royal L.
Taft commanding and stan. - - -
Vermont troops, Governor William \. Dll-
tngham commanding, and statf.
Kentucky troops, Governor Simon p, Buck
Ohio troops, Governor Joseph B. Foraker
commanding, and stan.
Louisiana troops, GoverIHr FRANCIS i. MICH
OILS commanding, and staff
Mississippi troops Governor Robert Lowrey
commanding, and staff.
Michigan troops, Governor &. u. Luce COM
manding, and staff.
District of Columbia, COMMISSIONS E. c.
Blount commanding. and STAFF.
Florida troops, Governor Francis L. flem-
Ing commanding, and staff.
West Virginia troops, Governor }. Is. jack
' hira dirislon sna Grand Army of the Re-
public, and Loyal Legion marched this way:
Commander-in-C Chief, William Warner and
staff
Deputy Commander.in-Chief, Harrison
Escort Of two delegates from each post in
Grand Marshal, Col. William p. Walton.
with staff of fifty.
Adjutant General, Capt. Elm T. Goodridge
Assistant AdJutant General, John q. Symes.
The Loyal Legion, 80 men.
Forty-fve posts from New York city, 6tp
Brooklyn posts, Marshall Henry w. Knight,
400 men. =,
The Centennial banquet.
At o'clock this evening the centen-
nial banquet will begin in the Metro
politan opera house. The president will
sit ut an oval table within concentric
rings of tables, in full view of all. With
him will be seated Vice President Nor
ton, Governor Hill, Mayor Grant,
Speaker Carlisle, Chief Justice Fuller,
Admiral Porter and Maj Gen. Schoiield.
Mayor Grant will preside at the ban
quot and open it by requesting clergy
man present to say grace. Before the
speeches begin the ladies will appear in
the boxes at given signal, which will
be the appearance of Mrs. Harrison in
her box. At . o'clock the speeches will
begin, Mayor Grant acting as toast
master The speeches will be given by
thirteen of the most famous orators iI
the country. selected by the literary
committee, Mr. Gerry and Mr.. Bowen
They will be in response to thiTteer
patriotic sentiments, delivered in writing
by thirteen other distinguished Amer
leans.
Fireworks and Music.
Tonight there will be a general illum
ination and fireworks throughout tn,
city The multitude will be regaled witt
free music of the centennial flavor at tn
reviewing stand in Madison square.
A Boarding House Blown Up.
NANTICoKE, Pa, April 80.-Befor,
daybreak a terrible explosion startlst
hundreds of sleeping residents Of Nanti
coke. They ran into the street clad onl.
In their night garments. Investigation
showed that an attempt had been mad
to blow up with dynamits the larg
Hungarian boarding house on the corne
of Maple and Ridge streets, in the YER
center of the town. 1t Is kept by Nj
chael Volkenviez, and occupied by twen
ty-thrse boarders. The front wall Q
the building and the porch were blow
into the street, and all the sleeping IL
mates, two of whom were sick wit
smallpox, were thrown from their bed
but no one was seriously injured. tn
windows in that building and all II
neighboring houses were broken. II
affair has created great excitement. !.
Polander, whose American name Is j
seph Smith. has been arrested for Il
crime and win have bearing.