Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05

do except to guard against any .,fauz pas
that might by any accident occur.
Last evening the committee appointed to re-
ceive the President at the Wisconsin State line,
left on the regular train for Hudson 1t con-
sisted of Gov. Pillsbury, Gen. Sibley, Mayor
Dawson, Gen. Gibbon and ex-Gov. Ramsey.
They will there formally welcome the distin-
guished guests of the Agricultural society to
the North Star state. The train bearing the
party will arrive at the Onion depot, at the
loot OF Slbley street, at $3.50
A. NJ, when President Hayes and
residence of Ex-Gov. Ramsey, where they will
enjoy quiet breakfast. The rest of the party
will breakfast at the metropolitan Hotel.
Between and 10 o'clock the public honors
to the distinguished party will take place. The
processi ,r will be formed in the following or
der along Exchange, Walnut, Fort and Third
streets:
l. Platoon of Police.
2. Band.
3. Troops U. s. army.
4. The President of United States and party
in open carriages.
5. State officers and officers of United States
in open carriages.
6. City and county officers in open carriages.
z. Veterans.
s. Fairbault band and guards.
8. knights of st. Paul.
TO- Fire department.
II. Knights Of Pythias.
10. All organizations of Odd Fellows
ID. Ancient Order of Druids.
IA. United Ancient Order Of Workmen.
Is. Temperance, sectarian and all other or
CARNATIONS.
Chief Marshal-Gen. H. p. Van Cleve.
Assistant Marshals-Col. G. s. Uline, Capt.
Macy, Capt. A. r. Kefer, w. D. Rogers, r. o.
Strong, W. H. MacLean, Capt Otto Dreher,
Capt NJ. j. O'Connor, Jacob Miller, Chief of
Police Weber.
AT 10 o'clock the procession will move down
Third street. Between Washington ana Waba-
shaw streets the procession will open ranks,
and the carriage containing the President will
pass between, SO as to give all chance to see
him. The procession will unite after the car
riage and follow it to the depot, where the party
will take special car for the fair grounds.
Here some time will be spent in
examining the contents of the various build
ings and stalls, and at l o'clock a handsome
fruit collation. will be served by the city at the
Presidential pavilion. The subs guent move
ments of the President will be guided by his
own pleasure, but he is expected to spend the
entire afternoon at the fair grounds.
The programme for the evening consists of a
public reception, which will take place at the
metropolitan hotel, commencing at o'clock.
President Hayes will be glad to meet all who
call upon him up to The hour of 9:3O.
He will be assisted in re-
ceiving his guests by Mrs. Hayes
and other of the officials com posing the party.
at 10 O'clock P. NJ. the party will embark on a
special train on the st. Paul & Pacific railroad
and proceed to visit Bismarck and the great
wheat farms Of Minnesota in the Red river
country. The run will be made to Fargo, where
break fast will be had. The Cass and Cheney
farms at Castleton, will be
visited, afterwards proceeding to Bis
marek. A day will be spent tn re and return
TO Fargo undertaken. A short season will be
allowed at that point for the examination of
points of interest in that vicinity. The party
will arrive in St. Paul on Monday morning,
and after breakfasting will run up the river to
Minneapolis, where the entire day will be
passed. The party expect to spend Tuesday at
the Wisconsin State fair at Madison, whence
they willreturn to Washington.
This will be the only Presidential visit with
which Minnesota has ever Leen favored. and we
have no doubt that the people of st. Paul and
OF the State at large here assembled will fit
tingly honor tie ocrasion. There will! be no
lack OF enthusiasm; no hitch in the proceed
ings. Rah for Hayes.