River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-03-07


sentatives of all the other States
/ in the order of their admission into the
Ininu The number OF persons taxing pali
/ in the procession, including civic and mlll-
tarv organizations Is estimated at nearly
I 5000, and the display Is counted the grand
est ever Witnessed in Washington on any
occasion of this kind
I The organization and order of procession
was as follows;
General James A. Beaver chief marshal
4 l3r CAD er-General Daniel II. Hastings, chiet
I Of stan SPECIAL aids. Colonel H.. G COrbin,
/ Major Frank w. Hess, u. 5. Az l. euienart
/ Colonel Alexander krumbdaar alds-de-eamp.
/ Pres dental party ia carr aces. lFeceNcd ahC
I followed by escort OF survivors OF SEVENTEEN
( / diana Volunteers, Colonel Samuel Merrill
/ FfRsr Dfvls1oN-Flrst brigade: Unted
\ Sta.es army Brgad General G. II. g b.
son commanding: battalion Unite states
! battalion United states cavalry, Colonel
4 =. r. Carpenter, Firth cavalry com
mand ng.- scond brigade United Sta'te.s
navy Captain r. ~. Meade u.
/ : 4. command rs, and al; battalion
/ marines, Lieutenant-C 0.Uucl tharleS Hey
wood. l.. s. NJ c., commanding; lght battery
/ (scamcn}, Lieu enact VIII am Hlii urn. u. S.
! N commando z. laird brigade: u strict OF
( C3tumbi1 National guard, observation-disclosures
I albert Ordway comm "a ny, ana STAR
SECOND DIVISION National Guard q the
State ct Pennsylvdn a. Maior-G neral J. r.
HarirJnt commanding, and stan. rst brl
4 Q idC: Brigadfcr-tIncr G.. X. SuOWncr com
! General J. r. ;. Goblin commanding AMI stan.
/ Tn ri brigade: Br gad.er-Geaeral John
! Wiley COMMANDING ana stan.
/ THIRD DIVISION Governor Foraker com
mauding; NaiOr-Geueral VI. \. All ne, che.
/ of san, and stpn First trg3d Bsevet-L Gu
\ tenant Colonel George Bliss SANFORD, l.. =. A..
commanding Second brigade; Brgadier
General 5. Brown commanding, and stan
I Third brigade. Br CAD er-General Louis Fttz
/ gerald. n. @. $, command ng.aud stan. Fourth
! brigade Major Green Clay Goodio,, =. : NJ.
/ C., commanding. and stan
FOURTH DIvIsION-G Genera " Liam Warner.
/ marshal: Colonel Chlrles J. Lincoln, chef o.
I slpn and aids. FIRST Brigad.: Departmon
/ Commander W. :. Odell commanding; Charles
I IT, Ingram, Assistant AdiUiaut.G.uera, ant
/ aids Second Brigade: Department Of
I Maryland Department Commander George +.
! Wheeler commanding. Third orieade: Neter
ans Union, De artment OF lhe P3tou}Ic'
! Colonel John G.. WEIGH, commanding, Depart
I FIFTH DfvlsfovEColoael Myrou ". Parker,
marshal; Mr.. Lous j.. Wine, chief OF stan
Z Captaiu 8 H. Morrill,. Adiutant(ienera. anc
+ aids; escort. Lincoln club, Cincinnati, O..
/ a. &. Horton, marshal. trst Org rae
1 Mr. Edw l.. Stewart, assistant marshal
many Republ can clubs. second Brigade
I General John Ramsey, assistant malsoal
4 Colonel W Z. Rogers. chief OF stan, and aids
ASSISTANT marshal other Republican
/ cubs Fourth brigade; General II.
Baronm ass slant N, maJshs,; Can.a i
Moses c. Rogers. quartermastGr; other clubs
| and political organizations. Fun brigade
i General h. O. lutterNelNs ass AtduL- iifttSlals
+ Colonel y c. Sawyer chef 81 stan; Major
/ Frank whitman. assistant adlutant- general
+ and aids; many political and c-yic organiza-
tons.
I The review of the monster procession oc
cuIied a pretty large share 81 the afternoon
and the President and his party were glad t.
retire 70 the White House when ii hao
passed and partake of the substantial lunch
/ which was awaiting them his had beer
/ prepared mt the direction Of the retiring
President and was the closing 81 bis
formal attention To his successor Wher
this was over cx- President Cleveland bade
adieu 10 President Harrison and Withdrew
10 his temporary home while the new Presi
+ dent and his wife retired 10 their apart
ments in the White House in the endeavoi
+ To secure needed rest in preparation TOR the
events Of the evening.
CONTEST or FLAsGEAU CLUBS.
WASHINGTON. March a-One of the mosi
picturesque features o. the outdoor cere,
monies was the prize contest Of the
hainbeau clubs The general pyro-
technic display which had been ar
ranged to take place in the monn-
ment grounds IN the early evening
was necessarily postponed, but the contest
ing fiambeau clubs each determined 70 win
a prize and braved the storm. as did sew
ersl thousand spectators The Cyclone
club of Lawrence, KAN won the first
prize and the Sedaiia Mo club the second