The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-28

r. q The tier general and tho secretary
, Of the navy.
4 Tho secretary Of the interior and the score.
J barry Of agriculture.
o The diplomatic corps.
ia Tho supreme court Of the United States.
II. The speaker Of the house Of representa-
: tscs and tho mayor OF Chicago
y Ex-PSesident Hayes; escort. Hon. John
Slxrfnna, Lyman J. Gage, ex.prcsidcnt OF the
world'A Columbian exposition.
NJ Ex.Secrctary Thomas +. Bayard and W..
" Baker. cx-prcsideht Of the worlds Colum.
bian exposition. y
a. The senate OF the United States, headed
by the president pro TEN,
Is. The house OF representatives
z ED Tho army OF the United States.
~ Ua1he navy Of the United States.
T., N. Tho governors and their stats of the
states and territories Of the United States.
~ Ex cabinet officers,
~ - The orators aud chaplains.
VI III, Commissioner OF foreign governments TO
the worlds Columbian exposition.
- Cohsuls from foreign governments.
= tA Tho worlds Columbian commissioners
1heaipd by tho second, third, fourth and NTH
/, vioe presldents thereof.
~. Tho board Of lady managers, headed by
the president thereof.
J Is. One woman representing each one OF the
{ thirteen original stAtcs.
"a Hoard Of directors OF tho worlds Colum.
!. tian. exposition, headed by tho second vice
president thereof, and the director Of works
g. Hoard OF management United states gov
y orunent exhibit
a., Ga The department chiefs.
% Tho stan ohhccrs Of the director of works.
10 Tho city council OF Chicago.
This procession, escorted by United
. States cavalry ind light artillery. pro
ceeded south ON Michigan avenue II
Thirty.afth street, thence east or
Thirty-ffth street to Grand boulevard
thence TO Washington park, where Il
formed In partial lines on the west side
of the parade grounds Of the park.
The troops having passed In review
became the escort Of honor for the en-
tire processicn and continued the marcel
'vis M~fty-seventh street 10 the cxposi
ton grounds, thence TO the manufact
urcs and liberal arts building. wher
the troops took positions assigned them
tho officials occupying the platform
prepared for them.
When Directors General Davis ros'
upon the platform to open the ceremo
MES there was spread before him sue
q vast sea OF human faces as has prot
ably never before been seen under
single roof. In front Of him, masse
before the great bulk of the audience
49, 900, distinguished guests occupied RI
served seats. To his left ON n spccis
stand $500 singers were seated and
large, orchestra helped to make III
arches ring again, while behind tn
speaker sat in state many Of the grea
-est dignitaries OF which q rcpublica
government can boast.
PROGRAMME IN THE BUILDING.
At 1880 o'clock the following pr,
grammc Of exercises took place und,
the dlrcctor-general rs master Of Ger
1iaoniesx
tfNsl 'Coiumbian March," composed by Pr,
John y. PAipe, Of Cambridge.
10 q ,'uslielujah Chorus" from the "MessiAl
ri Z Frsysr by Bishop Charles II Fowler. d. !
IL D., Of California
.tg, a,Iatroducsory address by the director-gs
y Address Of welcome and tender Of the r.,
dom Of tho City Of Chicago by Hempste
ss- WNshburne, mayor
u se,scted recitation from the dedicate
ode, written by Miss Harriet Monroe, Of G
y f-<aeo' music By g.. w. Chadwick, OF Bostc
- 4 lrsading by MIS- Sarah q Lc Aoyne.
u Presentation by the director OF works
worlds Columbian exposition and award
III, m Of special commemorative medals.
I. Chorus The heavens Arc Telling
II lydn.
s. Address -'work Of tho board OF Lu
i, .kls nusers''- Mrs Potter Palmer, president
a y ,1snAsr Of the buildings on behalf Of
III IL '-