Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-25
P4RNELL kECEFCION.

The Arrangements Completed FOR the
Great Event To-Morrow.
The preparations for the reception of the
Hon. G. s. Parnell, NJ. p, and party, in this
city, tomorrow afternoon, are complete and
give the fullest assurances of one of the
grandest demonstrations ever had in the
Northwest, and much of the success will be
due to the untiring efforts of the following
gentlemen, constituting
THE COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS:
G. M. MacCarthy, chairman; M. ]. O'Cor-
nor, secretary; Mark Costello, treasurer, and
Dillon O'Brien, John Bell, James King, p.
McManus, Michael Roche, John j. Kennedy,
David Burke, Patrick Hogan, M. Breen, D.
O'Haltoran, John Kerwin, T. Reardon, VIM.
Reece, M. F. Kennedy, Patrick Lao, NJ. r.
Prendergast, Henry 81. Athey, w. J. Har-
rington, John Mitchell, P. Brennan, James
Kennedy, VIM. R. O'Keefe, Chas. J. Mac
Carthy and P. E. Murphy.
The committee has held frequent meetings
and sub-divided itself for active work. As
previously announced the following well
known citizens were chosen members of
THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Mayor Dawson, Bishop Grace, Bishop
Ireland, Gov. Davis, Rev. D. R. Breed, Rev.
John Stanley, ]. j. Hill, P. r. L. Harden
berg, B. Beaupre, Peter Berkey. M. Auer-
bach, VIM. Markoe, Albert Shelter, Hon. NJ
Doran, G. NJ. Mccarthy, j. w. McClung, P.
H. Kelly, Gen. r. w. johnson, VIM. Lee
Thomas Grace, Gen. Geo. L. Becker, II. P.
Hall, Gen. Averill, j. A. Wheelock, Chas.
ocfIn
Judge X. r. Nelson, Gov.
Marshall, John S. Prince, John Dowlan, H.
Sahlgard, Dillon u Brien, Gen. H. H. Sibley,
VIM. Lindeke, M. J. O'Connor, J. G. Prem
dergast, John Bell, Rev. DR.. Wechsler, NJ.
Breen, Mark Costello, John Kerwin and p.
Hogan.
This committee met at the Merchants last
Friday and organized by appointing Mayor
Dawson chairman and G. NJ. MacCarthy Sec
rotary. Mayor Dawson was instructed to
present an address of welcome to Mr.. Par
nell, and resolution was passed inviting
the governor and State officers. United States
officials, city and county officers, president and
members of the city council and president
and members of the chamber of commerce
to meet with the Citizens Rece .tion COM
mittee in the parlors of the Merchants hotel
dt y " ClOCh o1O pal ip5tO Ill ehO ACCCptlOu
to be extended to the distinguished guest.
and Aid. Grace on the part of the reception
committee, and the committee of arrange
ments will meet Mr.. Parnell ct the train and
escort him to the Merchants, where the re-
ception ceremonies will take place.
THE PROCESSION.
At 6 P. NJ. the various societies
will assemble at the Cathedral
and form under the supervision
and John Bell, marshal, and march down
Seventh and Jackson to the Merchants, from
whence they will escort Mr.. Parnell and par
ty to the Opera House.
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
The meeting at the Ops1a House will be-
gin at Z o'clock sharp. The doors will be
open early, so that no delay iu procuring
tickets or seats should be made. Seats will
be provided on the stage for the gentlemen
constituting the reception committee and
officials generally, and they are requested to
enter the Opera House by the green room.
THE PROGRAMME
for the evening will consist of music, and
addresses in the following order:
Mayor Dawson.
Right Rev. Bishop Ireland.
Hon. G. s. Parnell, NJ. P.
Gen. e. w. johnson.
VIM. Markoe, Esq.
John Dillon, Esq.
James Murdoch, Esq.
Tickets can be had at all the bookstores
and from the members of the committee,
and as the meeting is 10 convene at an early
hour there should be no delay in procuring
them. Reserved seats are being rapidly dis
posed OF at the Opera House box Office and
society members and others must individual
" procure their seats. No seats will be re-
served in the auditorium except for those
who purchase them.
EXCURSION TICKETS.
ALI the railroads running into the city issue
excursion tickets and the committee has ad-
vices of large delegations coming from differ
emit points of the State.
TIE committee on arrangements will meet
at the sheriff's Office this evening.
WASHINGTON, Feb rs, l A. M.-Indications
for upper lake region: Rising barometer,
colder northwest winds, clearing weather, pre-
coded in eastern half by falling barometer,
warmer southerly winds, cloudy and rainy
weather. For upper Mississippi valley, rising
barometer, colder northerly winds, occasional
rain in southern part, followed by clearing
weather.