St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-29
FLOWERS FOR MEMORY
The Complete Programme for
Memorial Day Exercises To-Mor

Memorial Day Exercises To-Mor-
row.
Arrangements are complete for the
twenty-second anniversary of Memorial
Day, tomorrow. The day will be a gem
eral holiday. as usual. The programme
| contemplates the usual exercises
at the several cemeteries in the morning,
parade at 2 D. m, 9nd public exercises
at Rice park when the procession re-
turns. In detail the Instructions are as
follows:
Decorating parties composed of dele
gates from the four Grand Army posts,
Sons of Veterans, Womans' Relief corps
and Daughters of Veterans, will as
semble at the corner of Eighth and Wa
baShaw streets at 7:30 o'clock a. m. to
proceed TO the different cemeteries.
The detail for Calvary cemetery will
| take the Rice street ears to Como ave-
nue., then change to Como avenue ex-
tension to Dale street and proceed to
cemetery and decorate graves. after
| which they will assemble at .sSoldier's
Rest" q. A. X. plat, where services
will be held. W. r. Robinson,o com
mander Garfield post. commanding.
The delegates for Oakland cemetery
will take Rice street cals to Front street,
opposite west gate of the cemetery, and
will proceed to decorate graves, and
then assemble at the cross decorated in
memory of those buried on battlefields
and the unknown dead. The detail for
Lutheran cemetery Will take convey
anceS at the same place and proceed di-
rect to The cemetery, where similar
services will be held at the cross
on Soldiers Rest" q. A. r. plat. The
committee of Identification of graves in
Oakland cemetery viii consist of j. B.
CLANCY, E. r. Maize and Charles j.
SteeS, j. II. b. Beebee commanding.
The committee of Identification for Lu-
theran cemetery will consist of c.. J.
Sutheimer, Fred c. Scherfenberg, David
Ii. Ball, commander Gettysburg post,
commanding. All organizations and
civic societies who will participate in
the parade will assemble at Rice park
at o'clock D. IN. The procession will
start promptly at 2:30 p. IN. The divis-
ions will form as follows: First division,
on Fifth street, facing Seventh; second
division. on Market street, facing Fifth;
third division, on Washington street,
facing Fifth.
Order Of Procession.
FIRST DIVISION
Platoon of Mounted Police. Lieut.. William
Bundy, commanding.
Chief Marshal, Capt NJ. J. O'Connor.
Chief of Staff, W. S. Mcintyre
Aides, s. n. Beidger, Capt. Eben oakes.
Band.
Marshal First Division. Capt. Charles j. Stees.
Aides. G. A. GOtwald George G. Austin
st. Paul Camp No. 1. Sons of Veterans, Lieut.
j; I'll Mannhart, Commanding.
Gen. Ord Post No. p, Department Minnesota
@. A. R.. Is. Converse, Commanding
Gettysburg Post No 14s G. A. R., David II.
Ball.
Garfield Post No. G. A. r., W. r. Robinson.
Anyn Dnc No gI q A II
SECOND DIVISION.
First Regiment Band
Minnesota National Guard Maj. A. P. Pierce
Commanding.
Company ID, Capt E. S. Bean Commanding
Company c, Capt ii. c. Braden Command
ing.
Company H, Capt F. W. Atchinson Com
manding.
Battery A, NJ. N G.. Lieut. j. F. McCauley
Commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Band.
Marshal, Maj j. C. Donahower. Commanding
Aides, a. r. Kiefer. NJ. S. Granger
Washington Camp No. 4, P. o. S. of A.-Capt
o. 5. johnson, Commanding.
Second Regiment Minnesota Brigade, Uni
form Rank, X. of P.-Col. E. IL. Mil
ham, Commanding.
ST. Paul Division No. 2-Capt. Charles Metz
Commanding.
Eagle Division No Capt NJ ". Goss,
Commanding.
Capitol Division No. 14-Capt George L.
Phlppen, Commanding.
Minnesota Division No. l7-Capt H. Gallick,
Commanding.
Carriages Containing Charles D. Parker De-
partment Commander, and Staff
Orator of the Day-Hon II. F. Stevens.
I Chapain-Rey. Charles T. Hallowell
Decla1mer-Miss Rietta Haas
EX-Gov. Alexander Ramsey, ex- Gov William
+. Marshall. Senator c. K Davis. Gen. r.
W. johnson, q. S. A; State Officials
City Officials.