| Show BY TELE GRAtH I 1 telegraph eine LINE AMERICAN CHICAGO 17 the following ia is a condensed tro pro gramme of the grand parade parades the three grand divisions and various subdivisions sub divisions composing them form in if columns of platoons or double front double ranks with interval of 16 feeland fee feet tand fand only a drum corps platoon of police eminent sir norman T Gasset cassette tep tei commander sir warren G purdy adjutant general chief of stafi staff sir bir G AL moulton Moul moui ton fon assistant adjutant general sir john al bonnell bonneil and sir gilbert M ho holmes hoimes imes aids first grand division eminent sir H Captain general with aids first DIVIs division loil em eminent sir Janies james G Elwood grand senior warden with aids sir H S brogan sir A W sawyer sir 0 enyde chyde EH E hyde yde band second division eminent sir haswell harwell tc C oark dark grand junior warden commanding aids sir wm L dustin delta III ill sir john D crabtree sir richard bichard T flour ny sir geo goo E marshall marshal 1 band kentucky Comm anderies a ninth division sk sir john PS P S gobin of pennsylvania ing aids sir consider H willett sir leander D condee sir adam ochs band pennsylvania com man mand eries derles tenth division sir richard li woolsey woolda y of indiana commanding aids eminent sir jas E waugh sir H H miller sir A E walker band andiana Jn diana texas district of or columbia aid canadian command I 1 enes eries eleventh division sir A B currier michigan commanding aids sir edward 0 kreider of illinois sir F al barrett sir J AT mcgill 3 indianapolis band michigan Comm anderies twelfth division csir sir sin oli colfver ver ven clifton mississippi sip I 1 commanding ding aids eminent sir R E C page of lilno djino illinois is sir J F emerick emerich sir lloyd Lloy dG G gagen band michigan and sip p anderies e third grand division min F haller tennessee commanding thirteenth division sir abraham powell california commanding aids eminent sir samuel W waddell sir A C lamb lain b sir J X A oliver california battalion of california utah and nevada knights and tennessee Comm Comman anderies derles fourteenth division sir edward W hincks of wisconsin Wis consi n commanding Aids Sir joseph W con conz cong don of N J sir E F phelps ot galesburg ills llis sir T AL bradshaw band illinois conin Comm bad had anderies derles third third division eminent bir sir 0 W dunning general standard bearer commanding aids sir edward L cronkhite sir joseph H dixon sir john B jeffrey eminent sir jno D M cary band illinois Comm anderies fourth division eminent sir daniel T hunt of new york commanding aids sir jos C humphrey sir W W ramsey bamsey eminent t sir W H bradley band new york virginia vermont and ind connecticut Comm Comman anderies derles fifth division sir B R E fleming of ohio commanding aids EmIn eminent cint sir louis C sir geo H harlow sir D S band ohio Comm anderies sixth Div division islon sir sirgeo geo al M short of ohio commanding aids sir charles ff clutch eminent E sir behenna khenna D Lawrence of illinois sir charles W adams band ohio ollio Comm anderies second grand Divi division slon slop sir fay ette F fietcher teher teber of vermont commanding seventh division northwest ohio battalion sir WT walker of ohio commanding aids sir J D norton of ohio sir T P Ferry of ohio sir frank knight sir thomas H andrew band ohio commander ies les i fi IL eighth division cirii sir H B grant of kentucky commanding aids sir john C hilton 1 sir F B R hilger er band wisconsin new jersey 0 M and georgia georga Comman Comm anderies derles fifteenth DIv division islon right eminent sir john R parson parsons of I 1 missouri commanding aids sir J T holtzelaw of alabama sir george soule of louisiana sir C kahler kabler band missouri new hampshire alabama and louisiana comman derles denies sixteenth division sir charles S breilly brailly Br eilly of iowa commanding aids eminent sir wm HT H Lewis dewis 6 of illinois sir sin slaw W H EL thomas sir hir ir W W sprague sprat ue mild band abiva J ido m inan mande derles deTles ries Ties ge seventeenth division sir R 0 i munger alenger minnesota commanding aids right bight eminent sir thomas J anderson kansas eminent sir isaacs montgomery illinois sir henry J mulligan lulligan A band minnesota and kan ran sas sam com eighteenth division eminent sir W A hammond maryland commanding aids V E sir edwin allen alien nebraska eminent sir 0 C glay arka arkansas we sir david J cook colorado ST sir rugh hugh sterling west virginia band maryland virginia colorado and coming wyoming nm com mana man erles derles nineteenth division di vision eminent sir james P peirson pearson pearson commanding aids sir R L scarlett sir win wm it rowen ot nebraska sir H A clark dark of illinois band massachusetts rhode island district of columbia Alic michigan higan bIgan and missouri Comm Comman anderies derles r twentieth division EW eminent nent dent sir john P newell of illinois commanding aids sir frank sheffield sir TNT 0 balleck eminent sir wm L buckner Bun Bu kner ekner of youngstown ohio band oriental no 12 cleveland ohio escort to the most emi nent dent grand master blaster of the grand gnand encampment ca camp ment abent of the united states al E q cincent min Nin vincent cent lumbard hurlbut huni Huri but grand master alaster personal staff of the most lost eminent grand master R E ir walter bragg deputy grand master plaster V E sir benj benl beangrand anGrand De generalissimo V E sir lafayette F lytle lytie grand captain general generah V E sir robert withers grani grand grand senior warden V E I 1 sir grand junior warden V E sir clinton I 1 locke ocke grand prelate V E sir john W simons imons grand treasurer V E sir theodore S parvin parvie i drand grand recorder V E sir john W woodhull grand standard bearer VE sir charles IV carter grand sword bearer V E sir gerter Gerte ros nos CS grand warden sir harkin T graves grand ca captain general members of the gra grand nd encampment and other othen officers of grand gomm Comm anderies in the following ing order ranking by date of grand charter grand jurisdiction of illinois by courtesy bight right eminent sir charles moody morse grand commander accompanied bythe by the hon B R shelby mccollom governor of illinois grand jurisdiction of massachusetts rhode island new york virginia vermont district of columbia connecticut ohio kentucky maine pennsylvania indiana igan mississippi california tennessee wisconsin new jersey georgia missouri new hampshire louisiana iowa minnesota kansas maryland nebraska arkansas west virginia colorado and wyoming territory and other distinguished knights I 1 in carria carriages e it was the afternoon wa when the last division wheeled into line and by that time the advance guard of police who headed the procession had reached lake street on the return retura march it was estimated that nearly knights were in line and it required about three hours for the procession to pass a given point ever every y part of the tile parade went off with a precision and exactness that called forth applause the brilliant uniforms the tha inspiring music and ane anc bright isun sun which eventually appeared rendered the scene remarkable in every respect and one on which will no be likely to be witnessed in many jears years as it has never been before the streets were finely managed there being no interference wit with the line of march much dissatisfaction was expressed when it appeared that before the line of march was completed almost the entire body broke ranks and went to their tents this was particularly unsatisfactory is to many thousands of beo peo people who wilo occupied advantageous positions in the latter part of the line of march for which they had paid extra prices in some cases eases ca es after the parade had terminated so abruptly and disastrously to some of the spectator s the sir knights dined and then the triennial meeting in was held at the asylum lake frint front front the session was secret and it itis ibis iq only known that the usual committees wele were appointed and that the reports of the tho financial oft officers leers show the order to be in good condition the dues from grand Comm anderies in three years having been three hundred members were present at the meeting exclusive of the grand officers who number 11 the junior warden being dead this is by far the tiie largest attendance since the organization of the next largest being in 1877 at cleveland when there were present it is estimated by the themselves there are over knights in the eity city and a dies ales that there were in line today to day several cases of sunstroke or prostration by heat beat were reported the sufferers all ali being of the procession none of them were serious no accident of any kind occurred to mar the pleasures of the day the ball in the exposition building was brilliant tonight to night nigh t to welcome the guests who attended the grand ball the spacious hall was more than double the size of the dimensions of that used at the national convention and was so completely filled that walking about was attended with the greatest difficulty thousands were unable to gain admission and the doors were locked early in the evening the heat beat in side was insufferable and many were glad to get near the windows or leave altogether the toilets were unusually elegant and every feature was pleasant except the crowd and the heat beat music was furnished for dancing but it was only possible for a few sets the only exercises at the building were an address of we welcome comeby coleby by Norm anand man of the triennial commander response on behalf of the appollo chicago and st bernard command eries cries by wiley meagen who explained that his grand commander morse and grand master hurlbut were too ill to attend owing to the fatigues of the day DENVER 17 the rece reee reception tion to gen grant concluded wm with a banquet tonight to night at the glenarm glenara hotel at which about guests were present grant spoke for some time and with great interest throughout he expressed great surprise with the progress of denver and d magnified 7 its future and the state speeches were also made by gov pitkin ex governor hill and many others the dinner was elaborate and under the charge of Alex Stetson formerly of the asfor astor house new york the general will remain here about a week making in a number of excursions and will then go east the tribunes santa fe special says the hostile apaches after crossing ing the rio grande marched 60 miles into the interior and took their stand in the mountains of the sierra candelaria where eliere they are now after crossing the river the ba band n d kept a southwest course and when about 60 miles from el paso struck the little mexican village of santa maria where they killed two mexicans alex and stole a few head of horses col valle has gone into chihuahua un but where his troops are is not noti known they are probably on the trail of the hostiles ho stiles SAN FRANCISCO francisci 17 A A dispatch from eureka at 10 this morning says A nire fire fir broke out on the east eat side of main street south of odd fellows building it spread rapidly and traveled over substantially the same ground as the great fire of a year ago the loss is is even more as the buildings were newer and better the fire extended south on main street to gold street and swept everything to the northward the wind was blowing a gale among the prominent bul bui buildings edings and institutions destroyed may be mentioned the following mans brewery leader printing office odd fellows building jackson house gutted but standing international hotel th theatre datre and all au intervening at P buildings save paxton Ws cos ba bank doleys building and jack perrys corner it is impossible to form any estimate of the losses but the amount must be about all of the private residences on spring buel duel and paul streets north of the episcopal church were consumed there can be no doubt that many families are left destitute philadelphia 17 J buchanan dean ot of the electia medical college under heavy bail ball to answer the charges of fraudulent issue isue of medi oal diplo diplomas inas drowned himself at I 1 this tilis morning he jumped from a ferryboat between this city and camden the harbor police have hive been dragging the delaware for the body but without success A ferry hand says that when he last saw the doctor he was striking out lively for the lower end of windmill island the coroner today to day began inquiry into the cause of death of iline nine persons who died here bore from injuries received in the mays landing disaster of a week ago OMAHA 17 yesterday afternoon during a heavy rainstorm willie copley aged awhile running home was caught by a plank sidewalk which li had ad been piled against the fence to allow the grading of the street and which was blown over on him bim he was drowned underneath it in two feet of water Hism hib his dyste rious disappearance was explained this afternoon by the accidental discovery of his body under the fallen sidewalk BOSTON 17 secretary of state evarts writes the case of rev J W parson the missionary murdered in turkish territory will have the earnest attention of the united states NEW rew ORLEANS 18 NV S hop ham only s of the schooner guada outda reports the vessel cap capsized dazed off padre island on thursday night cap Capt captra J JA A howard united states engineer lately in charge of the harbor improvements of sabine pass and pat powers sailor were drowned he also reports the schooner laurd laurel went ashore and capt mccall and four men meli were lost also that the schooner and another name unknown were bottom up on bil the mustang islands all hands supposed lost ST louis 18 the flour bavi ing mill the largest in the city burned u tonight to night it was vas erected three years ago and cost with improvements since of t was insured for mostly in eastern and foreign companies the mill was in operation at the time of the fire which is is supposed to have caught fire frai froni overheated machinery F FOREIGN 0 R E I 1 G N I 1 I 1 LONDON LONDOT 16 A military correspondent t of th the e rim tim times es says it 8 seems eem s that general will lot not relieve Can dahar to the he deficiency in transportation maci macl aties eshe esbe be will not be able to advance before the end of august or ten days later than the original date fixed upon we have at last received a statement of the losses to the british by the b e battle on the of july which positively places the number of ca casualties at 21 officers europeans and natives killed or missing and five officers and 93 90 me men n wounded general stewards t force will reach Gunda munk tomorrow to morrow where he will make a short halt and then march to Pesha ur ra dispatch froni from J Jag daluk ays gays s great fear is is ife that ayoob khan 1 13 may elude J mr gladstone recovery has been I 1 rapid and it is expected that he will attend the house of commons next 1 week he i was present today to day at the cabin cabinet et council which had ad much important business to consider Can Cand aliar dahar advices advises of the state that the irregulars occupy the n neighboring eg villages ayoob khan has brought a few guns to bear on the city burthey but they are too far away to do much damage about afghans have been expelled f from rom the city the garrison is well provisioned except with fresh meat rumors of general roberts advance have reached Cand Can dahar abar the posts berlin eor cor correspondent dent says it is expected that at the next session of the reichstag the entire question of currency will noll be reopen re open ed for despite semiofficial semi official contradiction the a agitation against exclusive siv gold egold currency is daily dally gaining ground in government circles it is said bismarck favors adopting silver as le leai 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