Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-22
GRANT IN 'FRISCO.
A Quiet Sunday, Varied In the Evening by
a Few Calls-Plogralnme for the Week.

A Quiet Sunday, Varied In the Evening by
Few Calls-Pl ogramme for the Week. +,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2l.-Duripg the day
Gen. Grant has made no pub ic appearance
other than to take ride in Golden Gate Park
idlers drawn by curiosity throng the court and
corridors OF the palace Durin g the day the
programme was arranged for the general 8
movements for the ensuing week, but some
change having been considered necessary q new
conference is being held on the subject the re-
suit Of which will be known an hour or Two
later.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2l.-During Grants
stay in his apartments to-day he received calls
from number of distinguished gentlemen,
among whom were Congressman Geo. Hazelton
Of Wisconsin; Dan Van Voorhees,, of Indiana;
b. %. Page, of Colorado. and J. F. Jorgensen,
of Virginia. Also by j. A. Williamson, COM
missioner general of the. land Office; Judge
Fields, of the United States supreme court, and
a number of others. The General and Mrs.
Grant in conversation expressed their apprecia-
ton of the handsome reception accorded, and
We're particularly impressed with the order,
good conduct and bearing of the people
throughout the demonstration, and the entire
absence of anything like rude crowdiue by the
thousands who were gathered to Welcome
them.
The special committee, consisting of J. Hen.
ley Smith, chairman, Gen. James Coey, Mayor
Bryant and NJ. u. Bowrick, have ar
ranged programme for the week
as follows: Monday in the
evening Gen. Grant and party will visit the
California theatre, to witness the performance
of the military spectacle, 'The Color Guard, !,
after which grand serenade will be given by
the bands of the Second brigade National
Guards in the court Of the Palace hutel. Tues
day at II A. M. the General and Mrs. Grant will
attend a special session Of the Methodist con-
ference at the Palace, and at l P. NJ, escorted
by Mayor Bryant supervisors and executive
office at the new city hall, where they
will hold a grand general reception during the
entire afternoon. In the evening they will Ut
tend grand ball ct Mechanics pavilion, given
in aid of the fund for the relief of widows aud
orphans of deceased members Of the police de.
partment. Wednesday evening they will Wit
ness for the first time the performance of
'Pinafere" at Baldwin's theatre. Thursday
they will leave by the ll:l5 boat for
| Oakland, where they will be entertained during
| the day, returning at 6 P. NJ. Friday they will
| take special train at noon for San Jose to at
tend the Santa Clara valley agricultural ex-
hibition. They will be attended by the mayor,
board of supervisors and executive committee,
returning in the evening. Saturday morning
they will visit the San Francisco stock ex-
cnange, and in the evening will attend grand
campfire OF the union and confederate
veterans at the pavilion. Beside this
programme devised by the committee, during
Inc sne Gay on Wednesday they will be entertained
ny major General Mcdowell, ut his head.
Quarters at Block Point, and on the evening Of
thursday will attend grand carnival ball Al
the pavilion. -''- - :