New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22
THE MILITARY PART OF TIE PARADE

THE MILITARY PART OF TIE PARADE
,oxc r1vr OF REGULARS MILITIA FROM
MANY STATES ~ THE PROCESSION
Chicago, Oct. 21-The Columbian EApo'i,Io"
WINS in the hands Of the military TINS morhins
Before daylight the sound Of the bngIe "uS coi'V
inc 1brourh tic camp and the tread of troops
WIS heard on every hand For three days th"
regular troops and the militia have been
hjvouacked in the Worlds Fair grounds The
,eveille that sounded at o'clock TRANSFORMED
tho silent camp into scene of animation
bas,v breakfast. still more hssty toilet aud o
final furnishing. and the call TO arms was gwen
Five minutes later $1,000 troops were on the
march. moving 10 the various points whence 'n'S
were to join the parade OF the daS.
The proccsslon irom Washington Park to jack
son Park was composed # the following uo0ps
headed by Maor-GencTal Miles, marshal OF th"
day
REGULAR TROOPS
General Eugene a Carr in charge o. me troop ct tie
grounds Acting At Tan. l., ASI sla
rr,,e, States signal COPS. Dciachmcnt from For;
,o,, R RngS ,,h "aysry. Goonei james F Vale
Troop c. 9th Cavalry i9Tl Keno captain "''''" =
,,n,, po,,e,.. and +. "a Artillery. thirty men
'A'' each. Mujor Wallace L. Randolph. Fort
o., ,.-oo, ITCH, Inter- +. ist Artillery Gfy men.
o'' '"'' 'N' Colonel Robert +. a. Crofton
seventh Cavalry. Fort sheridan. ,,.... c.r,,,,
r. d. Thonas In command Troop D. t2f Shl,
Indian Territory sIH'yionr men, T oSlnnl h. '''
eix,b cavalry Captain {. T.. West IN command
Mounted band. nineteen picc"'. Troop J. I"r or.
Niobrara. sixty men. Troop t. siAN men, i'"P
smith Cav Cayar9' captain Gerard in command Troop
L. Fort Robinson. sixty meh'
iigiT ArtiI cry. brigade composed OF batteries from
B"ndoI1h IN command. three battcrics. 80 men
and 200 horse, In all. aud medical coip,. ,,,
The tuitod States infantry brigade comprising ln'
Cd aud I'd United state, 1uiafry regiments u
entire brlgadc in command Of Colon'l +. T. ~
ho't IT,. adluian OF tn" l@ inan'N, an" ,hc I,
Lieutenant L. g. DDS. quarlerna-tcr OF Inc l-''
rtrst Regiment. 9Th Infantry Of Fort sheridan. $50
men. 10Th Regiment band Colonel L. /. y.
Cronon commanding.
Second Regiment infantry Ccmplns ne ori tO cI%
battalion. ID Infantry - men In linz four com
panic sixty men IN ca9h ,'Tr9eH v,.o I'd M
fantrv commanding Fort Leavenw"rth battalion
on men In line. band Of tweUty five pieces. ioGT
companies Of sixty meu ,ach captain ). W. j.
Sarcno. eth Infantry, commanding. -,
Third Regiment COMPRISING two latta llns from nor nor'
Omaln and Fort Wayne. Fort omaha battalion
band Of twenty one piece, four companies, sixty
men IN each eighteen officers total nunLer IN list
The Fort WAYNE battalion. 10Th Infantry, Iljor
coates. commanding. 10Th Regiment band, twenty
four pieces.
MARINE CORPS
Marine Corps stationed at Washington. Portsmouth.
Norfolk. Mann Island United states Marine Band
fifty pieces. W. T. smith, leader, Major Is. W
| Huntington In command.
MILITIA.
Ohio
| 9Th Regime Colonel Gcorg" Grelgcr. commander
| with full reglmenal band, forty pieces.
I4th Regiment. Colonel \. l.. Cort. commanding
with mll rcsmental band.
The Cleveland Gravs. 1919 men, Captain W &. Nor
| row commanding; with full regiment band
| and drum major.
Pioneer staff Cleveland. Jth REGIMENT, Mnlor ID
| ". Jones. commanding.
| Iowa
nsaG% GS%P9 e. b @G ia ia i Gss"'"
mand and stan IA,
''' Hes'"G ad and ld'i I'M lanG ' forty piece.
Governor GRAY. Captain W. II. rhrii,. > ~ ~.
| Manu.. commanding.
ID Regiment, six compano4 Major +. F. Lambert
| commanding.
| 4th Regiment. Colonel Filing In command; I'VE com
9Th Regiment. four cdmpanies; Colonel Carver ii
| command.
9th Regiment. Colonel Clneman; nine companies.
*, REGIMENT, Major Denning,on commandlng full
| uniformed band Of hlryiwo pieces.
Company b. Tcrre IIautc Rife. Captain 'corSe Baker
In command.
I'd Regiment colonel Mckee in command; Anderson
Rcrmcntal band Of thirty two pieces
| "a Regiment Colonel G.. :. Hart In command siN
companies. with recmental band Of forty
An REGIMENT Colonel SiS1 g. p w. Gundcr in command
| four companies.
Minnesota
! Brigade STAFF. BrIGader General W. y. Bcnd In com
| mand: ID Regimen Rand ID Regiment. 400 men
Colonel Fred p. Wright commanding
Represented by the signal Corps Of Denver, Will
Lieutenant william a, Wilson in command
| 5th Regiment commanded by Colonel W. X. Coffee
with 700 I'm line.
Michigan.
| The three batta0ns 81 the Michigan National Omar,
werr il commend Of cSc9s R. E1S@ m"u,
Eattullon OF 200 men Colonel Charles T. BOynton
the second 900 men, and Major F. II. Case. Ia
! third. 22J
| Wisconsin.
| Colonel Caldwell in command II the brigade, with IN
| bands Of the Isl aud I'd Regiments. COlone
Is. I. Parker IN command Of the ist Regiment, an,
Lieutenant Colonel l. G.. Avery. in command Of TIA
| I'd Regiment, 800 men
| Captain w. j. Grant commanded the Independent
Cavalry Of Milwaukee 30 strong; and Cnptail
| Summers commanding a company OF 80 men.
Illinois