The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07
IN A MARTYRS MEMORY.
Unveiiing the Monument Over Gen. Gar
fields Tomb.

+ memorial, III Lake lew cemetery. NdS
dedicated to-day with imposing cercmO-
nieS, in the presence of the President of
the United States, members OF his cabinet,
and distinguished men from all parts of
the country. The memorial is colossal
structure. towering los feet above an emf
nence in the cemetery. which oVerioOkS
+ the city and surrounding country. The
ediiice eos; 100000. Of which amount one
half was contributed by the people of
Cleveland: the remainder coming from
every state and territory in the nion and
from many foreign friends. The eNer-
clSeS to-day began with parade OF cINlc
societies, the procession forming IN the
center OF the city and moving to the Gem
etcry, distance of five miles.
The city is filled with strangers, and
thousands OF eOple lined Euclid Ave
nue.. and HoCked in from lntcrSCctIng
streets, long before the hour for the pro
: ceSSion to move. The decorations along
the line of march, and all over the city
for that matter were the finest ever seen
here. The procession moved at ] 7. NJ.
Gen. James Barnett was the chief mar
Shal, and Gen. Ed. :. Mcvcr adiutant gen
eral. with the following assistant adiulant
generals: Col. \. McAIlIstcr, Col L. VI.
Hays. L. :. A.. Mai. ". +. GoodSpeed,
Maj. NJ. Il. Gary, Mai. W. j. Gleason.
The divisions were composed as follows:
First Diyision-socety o. the Forty second
Regiment, @. Y. ]. Garfield rcsimcnl. Col.
bon \. Fardce commanding; Grand Army Of
the kylnthc, nineteen losls ana balte ions.
nion Veterans Union. eleven commands; sons
of Veterans, nine camps.
second plVlsion-flith regiment y. N -;
Push Cadets, Columbus EuChd Light Infantry,
Cleveland Third Regiment West Virginia;
Washington Infantry, Iittsburg: sheridan Sa-
ber>. Pitf>hurg: Hibcrnian Guards: Knights Of
Temperance; J; ck>cn RIt's, Jackson, Mich;
G;tllng Gun Battery, Cleveland; Brooks Battai
ion, cleveland: Cley efand Grays; Battery, A.,
6ha 6Ts spd "no ,td smI mons TiSd'rS Gov 'aP'e 0'
+ Third inNisl"n-tlrst cleveland troop 'ava-
Ty. detachmcnt OF sailors ana mari neN from L.
: ;. MIchlSaM The President ana NiGe-picS-
ldenl, members Of the cabinet, Gen. Nch'fIcld,
of the army senators and representatives, IN
Congress. the orator ot ;he day and other di,tin-
glrished guests in carriages.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Tompl&T, thirteen
commandcrics. rep, senting cincinnati, Pits
burg, netToif, columbus 1nd yariouS towns N
cucampmcnt. ana Dt the grand comManuCFy OF
Ohio with their personal STATS.
Fifth lIyision-k nights ol FYthias in uni
form, thirteen bIigades, regiments and diyis-
ions.
Sixth Diyision-J informed rank Odd-l cLIoWs,
six cantons-
seventh lllyl>on-hHGhts "t =: J"iln, thlr-
teen assemblies; knights Of -. Matthew, and
uniformed letter carriers.
/ Eighth IiNlsluH-GeTmaH warriors A>soCla
I ton: First Prn>sCn Ncrtln, anu ouLOt-town as
soClatl"n>:
Nlnth l,lFlsIoh-hohelhah 'hufch Hoclcl4cs'
nlt III az!
Tenth Diylslon-ScNen Hungarian Civic so
cletles.
Eit.eil;n D''isio4-i o"i 'eeh HiS't4I"i'eous
tiAl' SC.let'S. ~, ,,:.;-.,,. - e.. -, :.
} iMtilth plNNloh-'lti|ehs On ioot anu III
c"Iti"se''
y vast con course OF people had pre-
ccded the procession to the cemetery. aud
when the exercises began there were
thousands conorerated about the great
stand that had 6teo erected and i'm which
~ ne III - ~, ~ 80 ' :
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