St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
The Line of March

will be as follows:
Supt. II. r. Henderson.
Squadron of Mounted Police.
Chief Marshal Frank y. Dorsey.
Aides, Patrick Lyon, E. +. Gibson, A. p.
Courtney and J. F. Rogers.
Escort, Minnesota Light Cavalry, Maj. Y. F.
Warner commanding.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal, Robert A Branton.
Aide, Peter Mahew.
Third United States Infantry Band.
Third United States Infantry Col. E. c.
Mason, commanding.
Lieut.. Col. Reeve and staff.
Companies A, and |, First Regiment, n. G..
Company G, Third Regiment, y. G. S. NJ,
Capt. a. j. Creigh.
University Cadet Corps, Lieut. Edwin F.
Glenn, U. $. A, commanding.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal Jacob X. Mertz.
Aide, n. F. Nelson.
National Drum Corps.
Chairman of General Committee, Orator of
Day Mayor of Minneapolis, q. A. r.
Quartette, and others taking
part in the exercises,
in carriages
Sons OF Veterans, Camps 4 and 9, escorting
the Grand Army of the Republic.
George n. Morgan Post No. 4, John II.
Hasty, commander.
Dudley P. Case Post No. ~, z. C. Colburn,
commander.
l.. L. RUNNER Post No. 5O, A. W. Guild,
commander
C. C. Washburn Post No Y. C. C. Thomas,
commander.
Jacob Schaefer Post No. 163, Adolph Lemke,
commander.
Levi Butler. Post No. 70. II. l.. Mason, COM
mander.
James Bryant Post No. 119. C. H. Nero, com
mander
William Downs Post No 6S, L. L. Locke,
commander.
John a. RawlIns Post No. I26, C. C. Harvey,
commander.
oliver P. Morton Pest No III, W. Lee Moore,
commander.
William MOBILES Post No. 175, j. D. Meadows,
commander.
Old Soldiers from the Home, Capt. Mcmillan,
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal, George w. Coburn.
Aide, l.. G. McAuninch.
]. o. O. F. Drum Corps
Brig. Gen. F. A. Woodruff and Staff.LO.O.F
First Battalion Patriarch Militant l. o. o,
F., Maj. G. W. Bertram Commanding.
First Battalion of First Regiment. Il. of P.
Lieut.. C. McIntire, Commanding.
Select Knights, A. o. U. W.
Patriotic Circle Minnesota, No. l.
Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
Swedish Guards.
Uniformed Societies
Letter Carriers and Postoffice Clerks
Minnesota Division X. P (colored).
Modern w Woodmen.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal, G. Il. Nero.
Aide, LIE Roy Cole.
Marquee Drum Corps.
Societies, Ununiformed.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshal, Matthias Kees
Aide, W. Y. Mcdowell
Minneapolis Fire Department
Morgan Drum Corps
Scnool Children.
Citizens.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Marshal, J. b. Hurdly.
Aide, A. Higgins.
City Council in Carriages.
After the procession arrives at Loring park
the following programme of exercises viii be
Master of Ceremonies. A. A. KeIlov.
Mnsic. Third United States Infantry Band
Reading of orders. ,-........ George W. Grant
Music-"Comrades in Arms
6. A. R. Quarrette
Invocation n................R Rev. R. N McKaig
Music" Silently .........G. A. R. Quartette
Memorial of flowers, a tribute to the memory
of unknown dead on Southern battle
fields.
Duet and chorus Mrs. c. Fields and
Miss Ella K. Pelton .....G G. y. R. Quartette
Mnsic-"With Reversed Arms = - -
GAR. Quartette
Recitation-Memorial poem. Miss May F. Lee
Hymn-"America" =. -. q. A. R. QuarteJte
Assisted by the audience.
Benediction. .............. Rev. j. J. Faude
Notes of the Day.
At Lakewood Col. c. W. johnson will de-
liver the oration at the burial plat and the
Sons OF Veterans will fire salute Judge
Lochren will speak at Gen. Morgans grave
at Lakewood, and an original poem by Frank
j. Mead will be read, followed by Mrs
Washington Pierce. Rev. Thomas McCleary
Will speak at Layman's cemetery.
Grand Commander Adams will have charge
of the Select Knights A o. Z. W. in parade
Tomorrow and it is hoped there will be a
large turnout of members The legion viii
meet at p. IN. at Morgan Post hall, on lower
Hennepin avenue. Maj. Y. F. Warner. the
commander of the legion. will be in charge
of Warmers Light Dragons.
The members of George n. Morgan Camp
No. 4. Sons of Veterans, will report at Win
dom hall promptly at o'clock in the morn
ing. The details for firing squads at Lake
wood and Layman's will then be made.
The camp will reassemble at 30 sharp at
their hall 20 take part i'll the afternoon pa
rade.
The postofice will close at noon. There
will be three mail deliveries in the business
portion of the city, the last one at IL o'clock.
The court house will be closed ali day, ex-
cepting the county treasurer's and auditor S
offices, which will remain open for the bene-
tit of taxpayers.
The members of the L. P. Plummer W, r.
C. will meet at O'Clock in the morning, al
| their hall, to accompany to post to Lakeside,
and at 1 clock to 60 TO Loring park
The aldermen and heads of departments
| are requested to meet at the city hall in the
| afternoon at2 O'Clock to participate in the
| parade. Carriages will be provided
| All county and city Offices, also banks, vii