The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-08
FORMATION OF PARADE.
The parade moved in the following
order:

The parade moved in the following
order:
Platoon of Police.
Grand Marshal Gen, w. B. Bend.
First Division.
Fort Smelling Band.
Col. Z. c. Mason. u. y. A. Commanding.
Aides. STAFF Officers.
Third Infantry, U. 8. A.
Seibert's Band.
First Infantry. N. G.S. NJ.
First Artillery, N. G. 8. M.
Shattuck Band.
Shattuck Cadets. Faribault
Second Division.
Marshal L. d. Wilkes Commanding.
Fort Totten Indian Band.
Fifty Indians With Ponies. Mode of Trans
portation, etc.
Fioat-French Voyageurs, Explorers of the
Northwest.
Float-Miniature St. Paul's First Church, Es-
cort of 10 Frenchmen, costumed in dress of
early days of exploration.
Red River Carts. Early iaode of Transports
tion.
Emigrant Wagons, Prairie Schooners, Emil
grants westward Ho.'
United States Mail ON Horseback, Stage
Coaches
First coach will contain A. l.. Iarpenteur and
family, Mr.. Larpenteur being the oldest liv-
ing white citizen in st. Paul.
Second coach will contain B. w. Brunson and
wife. Mr.. Brunson surveyed and laid the
original town of 81. Paul
First Postofiice in st. Paul, Escort of ll0 Let
ter Carriers. representing the growth of the
business
Float-Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
Miniature Representation of Chicago, Milwau-
kpa a Tsapl Rail r -~
This locomotive hauled the first passenger
train into st. Paul from the East, arriving
here via Prairie du Chen, Austin and Fari-
bault, October l5, 1868
Float-Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis Il
Omaha Railway.
Float-Great Northern Railway
Third Division.
Marshal J. III Beck. commanding: aides, e. A.
JaEgard, Leo A. Guiterman, A. j. Cumming,
@. E.. Lindeke. l.. T. Jamme.
Kleist's Band.
Float-State of Minnesota
Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted knights In advance Escort. I2
mounted men, with white hemlets, white
leggings and gloves, and blue surtouts.
Float-State OF Wisconsin.
Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted Knights in advance. Escort IL
mounted men. white hemlets, white legc-
Ah6S dAiu SluFcs anu eC&tF lei SurLOutH. d -E
Float-The Dakotas
Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted knights in advance. Escort, IL
mounted mon, white hemlets, leggings and
gloves and old gold sturouts.
Float-State of Montana.
Drawn by tour horses abreast, with three
mounted knights in advance Escort, u
mounted cowboys.
Float-state of Washington.
Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted knights in advance. Eescort. ~
mounted men in old continental dress.
Float-City of st. Paul.
Drawn by four horses abreast. with three
mounted men in advance. Escort, l2 mount
ed police, with white hemlet white legrinps
and gloves md regulation coat, q guard 81
honor OF IL boys ON ponies, costumed In
national colors, six each side of float. two
abreast-''st. Paul's Loyalty to State and
Nation"
Minneapolis Band.
Float-City of Minneapolis = Representing
Carnival Association. A Greek gallery x3 feet
in length. with Grecian ornamenfation. In
the galley the God of Commerce, Mercury. at
the helm. Central figure, Minneapolis, female
seated on Greek pedestal bearing aloft torch
Indicative of progress. Drawn by i2 horses.
Guard of honor arrayed as Greek soldiers.
students. etc.
Float-City of Duluth.
Floats-City of Grand Forks.
Float-City of Fargo.
Float-City of st. cloud.
Duluth Band.
Float-City of Crookston
Float-City of Moorhead.
Float City of Devils Lake.
Two Floats City of kalispel.
Three Floats-Ct,y of Everett.
Fourth division.
st. Cloud Band
Marshall Gustave Sch lie, Commanding.
Aides-T. b. Scott, j. r. T,ner, NJ. III. Patter.
son. A. A. paget. G. n. Mead
pp,lEn.sfss II. nd