The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-05-04
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more modes! lheasu-e, u reproduce his virtues.
Al the close Of the service at St.
Pauls, the guests took the carriages as
| signed them, according to the arranged
programme, and moved along short
p ces at a time, till ihe entire body were
seated IN carriages. Broadway to Pine
Street was kept clear, though
! the walks, sioops, windows and
housetops were thronged. The process
sion was headed by a company oil police.
| Mayor Grant sat in the first carriage.
President Harrison, Vice President
Morton with Mr.. Gerry and Clarence
Bowen were in the next carriage and
cheered. As the carriage containing eX-
President Cleveland and exPresident
Hayes passed the cheering was particu-
larly marked. and Chauncey NJ. Depew
who came III & late carriage was kept busy
raising his hat and Gen. Sherman came in
for no small share of hurrahs. The pro-
cession turned into Pine Street and pro-
ceede1 to the Pine Street entrance
of the sub-treasury building. The treas
ury side OF the walk was Kept clear for
nearly a block and the carriages being
drawn up by the curbs the entire dis
tance, a large part Of the occupants were
enabled to alight at once. They pro-
ceeded through the corridor Of the sub
treasury building and out on the stand
NEW YORK, April 3J.-The moment
he exercises at The sub-treasury be-
gan, the military parade started up
Broadway, from Pine Street on its
triumphal march with Gen. SchO-
field commanding. The parade was
in three divisions, the first consisting
of regular troops, cadets and naval
corps. The West Pointers, 400 strong,
led the column. The second division
consisted OF the state militia, and they
marcn3d in the order IN which their re-
spectlve states were admitted to the
Union, with the governors OF each state
at the head of its troops.
The military parade
The parade was led by Mai Gen. Schofeld, ac-
COmpanied by his staff and corps of aides, made
up as follows; Gen. I. NJ. Vincent. L. S. A;
Col. J. J. COppinger, I. 5. A.; Capt. Stanhope l.
Lieut.. c. B. Schofeld, L. :. A; Lieut.. f. H
Bliss q. 5. A; Lieut. John Pitcher. L. s. A.
Lieut. Thomas J. Lewis, L. s: A.; Lieut.. A. C.
Blunt, U. ). a; Lieut.. Il. 5. Whipple, L. s. A..
Lieut. {. 6. Treat, L. s. A: Lieut.. A. d. An
drews, L. :. A; Commodore James Duncan
Graham, Z. s. N; Surgeon NJ. L. Ruth,
Z. g. n; Lieut.. Austin NJ. knight, U. S. NJ;
Gen. Daniel Butterheld, Gen. 5. F. Pierson,
Gen. Michael Kerwin, Gen L. T. Barney, Gen.
Joseph c. JscI son, Gen. II. /. Burnett, Gen.
Horatio c. King, Gen. Wm. G. Ward, Gen. Joseph
B. Carr, Gen Martin r. Mcmahon, Col c. N.
swift, Col h. d. Hun CO.. David Morrison, Col
Z. \. McAlpin, Col CbaIl K. BTaine, Col. A.
Nj. Clark. Co. Johnston L. DePeyster Col. Archie
f. Baxter, Col. thomas r. scout, Col James G.
Reed, Col. Finley Anderson Col. Charles +.
B idge Col. Lee Chamberlain. Col VIM; c.
Church, Col, J. Schuyler Crosby, Col. John
Ward, col. Henry NJ. Alden, Col. John A.
Jacobus, Col John Dow, Col Floyd
| Llarkson, Col. shaushaessy, Col. D, w. c. Ward,
Co. Cavanaugh Maj. Z. A. Woodward, Mai
Charles l.. Stott Mai. Nm. Il. Fright, Maj. NJ.
ecaIIe, Capt Wm. H. Murphy, capt N. Emlin
Roosevelt Capt, Obed Wheeler, Capt. Waldo
SpIegue, Capt. Joseph p, Jsrdine, Capt. G. W.
co Iins, Capt. b. D. lockwood. Capt. T; A; Des
| Malets, Capt. II. 4, Tu ner, Capt. A. II. Herts,
Lieut.. A. +. SchermerhorD, Lieut. John e. Gold
| Ing, Lieut.. George \. Clement Lieut.. Willard G..
| FISK, Lieut. Oliver Hartman, jr., William c.
sanger, Gecrse II. Hollelt, Nicholas Fish, Wm
| +. Van Myck, NewDold Morris c. Creighton
| Webb, Arthur y. WinGt Lewis II. Livingston,
| Oliver :. Teal Miles standish and George W..
De iaway.
The right of the HIe was given to the West
| Point Cadets, 400 strong, who were toi owed by
he regulars uudeT Maj. Gen. Howard, and these
VIII constitute the First Division.
| The Second Division cCn.lsted of state militia.
| They marched in the OTderOf admission Cfststes,
| to the union, as follows; Delaware, $50 men,
| GOV. Benjamin I. biggs, commanding and staff;
| First Regiment, Col George ". Marshsll. Penn
| SyIyaula, S 0}1 men, GOV. James A. Beaver, com
mandug and staff; Second Brigade, Brig. Gen.
| john A Wiley; bird Brigade, Brig Gen. John
! b. S. Goblin; The State fencinles, Mai Chew.
| New Jersey, 800 men, GOV. Robert 5. Green,
| commanding and staff. Georgia, 50 men, Gov
| John i. Gordon, commanding ana staff; the
militia being the governors personal guard only.
| Connecticut, 600 men, Gov. Morgan q. Bulkely,
| commanding, and siatf; Fourth Regiment, Col.
Thomas L. atson. MASSACHUSETTS, 1873
men, Gov. Oliver Ames, commanding, stan
/ and honorary staff, Governors escort, First
| Corps CadeIs, NJ. Y. NJ, Lieut.-Col Thomas f.
| Edmonds second Corps Cadets, X. nv. NJ, Lieut.
| CJi. J. Frank Dalton; the Auc!e1tand Honorable
Artillery Company Of Massachusetts, Chartered
IN I6sS 250 men. Capt. Lieut.. Henry Z. Smith;
| lift Regiment Infantry, second Brigade, NJ.
| V. NJ. Col. vii lam A. Bancroft. Mary laud, 500
| men, Gov. f. jackson commanding, and stat.
| south Carolina, $50 men. GOV. JGAa +. Richard
| sCn, commanding, and staH, the governors s
guard of Columbia, Capt. William Douglass; the
| Washington Light In8ury of thlTlestOn, custO-
| diaus of the Euiaw flag, Capt. K, G. Gilchrlsi;
| the Butl,r Guards, Capt. W. A. Hunt New
Hampsbire, -y,0 men, GOV. Charles II. Sawyer
| commanding, aud staff the entire National
| Guard of tie Stste: First Reg menr, Col Geo.
| Capp; Third Regiment, Col. !. n Patterson;
| Company a, Cavalry, Capt. Erwin II. ;. Smith;
| First Battery Artillery Capt. samuel :. Piper.
Virginia, 5OJ men, GOV. FltZhugh Lee command
| ing and staff, separate cUmusuies only. New
! York, 1900 men, GOV. David Bennett Hll,
| commander rIn-ch1ef; Mai Cen Josiah H.
! Port r, adju,aEt general Brig. Gen
| Charles F. Robbins, general inspector of rife
| practice; Brig. Gen joseph j. Bryant, surgeon
| general Brighten. George :. Field, chief OF ell
! ginser,. Brighten. Joshua NJ. Narlan, chief of
| ordnance; Brg-Cien. Emil Schetcr inspector
/ genera; Brig Gen. Ralph andreth, cOmmissary
| general Of substance; Brig. Ger Walter c.
| o;Okes paymaster general; Biz. Gen. Clifford A.
| II. Bartlett Judge adyOcate-ge general; Brig. Gen.
| Ferdinand T. Rosie, chief o, artillery Col. Ed
| mond /. JUdson. second military secretary; Col.
| Hugh O Donough aide de-camp; Col. Albert i.
! Hit Z. aide-de-Camp; Co. George =. Mcclellan,
| aide-Ge camp; Col. William F Lansing; aid-Ge-
camp; col. Marcus D. Russell, aide-de-cgmp First
| Brigade, brig .-GeD. / wis Fl zge ad command
| u5g n sd staff; second Brigade, Brighten. James
! Iee7, Brooklyn. comma ding; Third Brigade,
Brig en-. Amasa J. Parker, Jr Albany. COM
! maudiDc; Fourth Brigade, Brighten. Peter c.
| Doyle. Buffalo, commanding, North Carolina,
/ $50 men, GOV. Daniel q. FOwl, commanding, and
| staff. Rhode Island 45) men Gov. Royal G. TAFT,
! commanding. and stall. Vermont, 750 men. Gov.
! William +. D bingham, commanding, and s tail
! Flr-t Regiment, col J. Estey; Fret Separate
| Company. Capt. :. Clsud O'ConnOT, second Sep
| arate Company, Capt. a. X. Brown; Fuller's
light Battery, Brevet Col. Levi X. Fuller. Ken
| gckv. $50 men, Gov. Simon B. BuckneT, COM
| aud ng, aud staff; the Louisville Legiau tFirst
RCgim ent), Col. John b. .CdstleIaan, commanding.
| Ohio, $500 men, GOV. Joseph b. Foraker COM
| manding, and staff; First Regiment Infantry
| Cincinnati, Col. Frederick ". Moore; First TTooI
| OF Cavalry, Cleveland Capt. George A. Garretson
| and other troops. Louisiana, 400 men, Gov.
| Francis 7. Nicholas commanding, and staff
| Mississippi. 600 men, COY. Robert Lowry corn
! mandlng, and staff. Michigan, 400 men, Gov. Q.
| 6. Luce commanding. and staff. District Of Co.
| co onmanding, and staff; Washington Light IN
| fantry and eighth separate company. Florida, 2lt
| men, Gov. Francs r Fleming commanding, and
| staff West Virginia, $50 men, Gov j. 3. Jack
| son commanding. and staff.
| 4 place was also given in this division to Gov
| Seay, OF Alabama; GOV. James J. Euge, of AT
| kafsas; Gov J. \. Cooper, Of Colorado; Gov. J
! W. F-ter, of Illinois; Gov. Hovey, OF Indiana
| GOV. Lsrrabee, of Iowa: Gov. BuTleigh, of Maine
! Gov. Merriam. of AinLeEotas Gov. Francis o
| Missouri; Gov. Ihayer, OF Nebraska; Gov. Pen
! noyer, Of oregon, and GOV. Hoard, Of Wise onsin
| The Third Division, Grand Army Of the Re
| nblic and Loyal Legion marched as follows
| - 1mmauder-in-Chief William Warner and stat
| putty Chief Harrison Clark il
| carriage; escorts OF two delegates from eac
! 0st in the state, Loo men; Grand Marshal Co
| William ?. Walton. with staff Of 50; Adjt.-Ger
| Capt. L. GoodbTidge: Assistant Adj. zen
| John G. Symes the Loyal Legion, 80 men: forty
! i've New York City posts, 8 GpD men; Brookly
| posts Marshal Henry ". Knight, 1000 men, an
| fifteen posts outside these cities. 1,C0O men.
The crush in the streets in the lowe
part of the c ty was so great as the vas
bodies of military continued TO arrive a
their appointed places that II was tount
necessary to make formal start some
what earlier than had been intended
This Was done in order fha