St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
HUSH! HERE COrlES THE BOGIE r1AN.

Franklin Avenue church, and the Chase
post will listen to services at the Open
Door Congregational church.
Tomorrow services will be held at
Lakewood, Layman's. Maple Hill and
the Catholic cemeteries. Each place
was tastefully and appropriately dec
grated yesterday. Except as tributaries
to the departed, the decorations were
not needed, for nature is in full bloom.
The grass is green and wavy, myriads
of wild flowers dot the dawn, and the
trees are heavy with buds and foil
age. Nature, however, has been I'M
proved upon at Lakewood, whittier the
ladies of the George n. Morgan post
Yesterday carried nearly 500 potted
plants. Tomorrow morning, beginning
as early as $50. the many Grand Army
posts in the city will decorate the
graves at each of the cemeteries. When
this is concluded there will be a general
assembly at each place and religious
services held. The exercises at Lake
wood will be conducted by the Morgan,
Bryant, Plummer, Schaefer and Raw
Inns posts. At Layman's the Appomat-
tOX post, with the W. r. c. and ladies
of the G. A. r., will officiate. AT the
East Side Catholic cemetery the Will
lam Downs post and Camp l.. l.. Lock,
Sons of Veterans, will decorate.
In the afternoon the general meeting
and services will be held in LOring
park, or, should the weather be in
clement, at the armory. At 2:30 the
procession will start from the West
hotel. The order of formation will be:
Chief marshal and staff at West hotel:
first division will form on Fifth street
north, right resting on Hennepin ave-
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street north, right resting on Hennepin
avenue: third and fourth divisions will
form on Third street north, right resting
on Hennepin avenue; fifth division of
carriages will form on Washington ave-
nue. north, right resting on Hennepln
avenue. The line of march will be:
From West hotel down Hennepin ave-
nue. to Washington avenue; to Nicollet
avenue; up NicolleJ to Tenth street; to
Hennepin avenue; to Fifteenth street;
TO park.
Supt. Henderson, with his mounted
police and platoon of patr0lmen, Will
head the procession. The chief marshal
will be c. Ii. Taylor, with G. K. MertZ
as chief of staff, and the following aids:
William Ray, Herman Vogt. John L.
Gilman. Capt. 3. NJ. Hicks, Q. NJ. Law
son, Charles Hunt, George E. Church.
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bodies will be several companies of the
First regiment, NJ. S. \. g., the G. A.
R., the Sons of Veterans. several divi-
sions of the X. of P, the l. o. o. F., the
Flambeau club, Hibernian Rifles, fire.
men, mail carriers, school children, city
officials, several brass bands, citizens
and others. In the last division will
come the general committees, the orator
of the day, Woman's Relief corps,
ladies' of the Grand Army, mayor, alder
men, park board, circuit judges and
others. The exercises at the park and
almory will be in charge of the chair
man of the general committee, Capt. A.
A. Kelly. The programme is given be-
low:
MUSIC .--'.'' - - ~ DS
Reading of Orders ........ &c. ID. Nero
Music-Keller's american Hymn''-
Chorus by Ladies of the High School
5hHGe4GR Peaceful acct; Be Thy sieep@ s1;
Memorial of Flowers-A tribute to the mem
ory of unknown dead on Southern battle
Music-'Flag of the Free
chorus py Ladies of the High School
Music-"Comrades in Arms (hy requesD:-
g. a. r. Quartette
Hymn-"America''-
G. A. r. Quartette assisted by the Audience.
Benediction
officer of the Day, John Carnes; Ofhcer OF
the Guard, j. II. Abbott; Guard, L. L. Lock,
Camp No. 90, Sons Of Veterans.