Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-19

skilled surgeons; that 1t any legal cOmPilca-
tions should arise during the trip, there is
can be brought to the rescue, and judge to
fearlessly and impartially administer tho law.
The insurance men kept sharp lookout for
risks, while the bankers present could take
care Of the spare cash.
There were some prominent political charac-
tiers among the party, no less than four gentle
men having at one time or another been un-
Badger State-Hon. E. D. Holton, Hon. Henry
L. Palmer Hon. Edward P. Allis, and Hon.
James A. Mallory, the two last having run last
fall-Mr. Allis on the Greenback ticket and
Judge Mallory on the Democratic ticket.
The father of the family is John r. Good
ton, and the next of kin is Mayor John
Black. James G. Jenkins brought along
to administer on the estates of whoever should
fall by the wayside, while one Of the members
Of the Smith family was brought as ballast.
The newspapers Of the Cream City were repre-
sented by very creditable lot of Faber-push-
ers, while John Nazro was on the lookout for
customs duties which he might gobble for the
benefit of Uncle Sam. The tallest man in the
party is Andrew Mullen, the friskiest Bed. Hop
kins, the richest George w. Allen, the most
pious John A. butcher, the best dressed and
cleanest shaved I. A. Hasbrouck, while the
handsomest is H. N. Hempsted. Taken alto
tive of the solid character of Milwaukee's busi-
ness, intellectual and social society.
BAoH's BAND AT THE T1voL1.
The people of the city, or at least as many of
them as could wedge themselves together into
Grote's Tivoli had an opportunity last night of
proving that the praise bestowed on Bachs
band in yesterdays GLOBE was no meaningless
panegyric. Grote. with his usual enterprise,
secured the band almost Immediately upon its
arrival and, notwithstanding that there was no
announcement of its appearance, the fact
that the band would perform there
spread rapidly, and the summer platform
was almost Immediately crammed to
it's utmost capacity, there being quite
large number of ladies in attendance. Among
the crowd, of course, was a large majority of
the Milwaukee excursionists, while impeach-
ment Senators, professional men. and host of
other citizens made up the balance. The band,
Of course, performed superbly, and was APP
plauded to the3very echo. In fact, the audience
seemed to be completely carried off its feet
| with the enthusiasm engendered by the music.
striking feature of the improvised concert
was the cornet solo by Mr.. Hutchins who has
few hyperion in the country upon that instru-
ment. He received a complete ovation. It seemed
as if the crowd would have sat and Listened
and applauded all night, but all things must
have ending. It not, however, unit
the musicians actually bagged their instru
ments and left the orchestra that the audience
reluctantly dispersed.
| PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY.
| The committee have arranged to give tn,
party ride about the city this morning. Gu
citizens are accordingly requested to ASSEMBLE
at the Metropolitan with their carriages prompt
ly at o'clock this morning. It is desired tina
each carriage shall, in all cases where it is pos
sible, be accompanied by its owner, as it i
important for the pleasure and information o
the guests to have every carriage contain on
of our own citizens. All who have carriage
are requested to be promptly on hand. TIL
committee have not assumed to fix arbitraril
the route to be taken, leaving each citizen
consult the wishes of his immediate guests
but as advisory the committee submit the fo
lowing:
ROUTE OF THE DRIVE.
From Metropolitan up Third street t
Summit avenue; along Summit avenve to MI
Carson's residence: down Western avenue
Dayton avenue; down Dayton avenue an
Third street to Seventh street; down Sevent
to Olive; up Olive to Ninth street: thence
Lafayette and Woodward, and down Madiso
street to Seventh; across bridge to Hoffma
avenue, and along Dayton Bluff; thence bac
by Maria avenue to Sevent
along Seventh street to Willius theme
to Eighth street, and up Eighth street to Jacl
!. son; thence down Third street to S1bley, an
return up Third street to the Metropolitan.
If agreeable to guests, the ride may then
eontinued to Lake Como, where the shootin
tournament is in progress free admission
! which has been rendered the visitors by th
, st. Paul Sportsmen's club.