Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-05

An Interesting Programme for To-Day
Grand Concert at the Atheneum Thi,
Evening.
Bright and early yesterday morning
the ritlemen were on hand at the st. Pau
Rife park, and the sharp crack of the
rifle woke the echoes about the wild and
romantic grounds of the society at 7:30 a
m. All day long there was constant
. rattle, and the smell of powder was like
unto a battle. The contestants were be-
grimmed with powder, and the sweat ran
off of them in far greater quantities than
it did from the harvest hands who were
at work within the sound of their rifles.
The heat had more or less effect upon the
nerves as welLas eye sight of the marks
men. Yet there was a very preceptlble
improvement in the skill displayed over
The day before. Up to 5 o'clock in the
afternoon, there was but very little air
stirring, and having become somewhat
accustomed to the range, the scores made
were a decided improvement on the first
days showing, as will be seen by the rec
ord given below.
The attendance was not quite so great
as on Wednesday, probably owing to the
heat, yet the gallery was well filled with
ladies, and the grounds with interested
spectators. Among those present i'll the
afternoon was Mayor Rice, who received
a cordial greeting from the visiting men,
bers of the Union, who recognized him
at once, without the formality of a per-
Sonal introduction. The soldierly form
of Col. VIM. Crooks was also conspicu-
Gus among the spectators, and the prac-
ticed eye of the sharpShooters at once
knew that he was not a novice in the
business of making BULBS eye shots. The
colonel may yet enter the lists and show
what an old West Pointer can do.
The trial of skill, as stated above, COM
menced at 1870 a. m, and continued with
out interruption until p. m, when the
fierce storm Of wind and rain put n stop
to the sport. The following is the result
OF the days work:
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1SSl-sECOND DAY.
Fist gold medal, 900 points, Mr. Farrow,
New ork.
Second gold medal, Mr.. N. Gran, Chicago.
Third gold medal, Ami Berg, Davenport.
Fourth gold medal. G.. Joiner, New York.
Fifth gold medal, Arthur Koenig; st. Paul.
The following sharp shooters scored over
goo points: Berg, Meunier, Koenig, Joiner,
Hoefen, Euynl, Heber, Taylor, Pfeifer, Roch-
mer, Bragg, ZelIer. Muiner. Pfsir, Ruger,
Hankey, Schotte.
Silver medals, 100 points-SiXty-siX sharp
shooters made 100 points, and got the silver
medal in the following order:
Mennier, Hoehn, Pfister, Miller, Ott, Pfei-
fer, Taylor, Engel Hodges, Holff, Wehe, Roeh-
mer, Bragg, Braun, Hankey, Kerston, Over
baugh, Zettler. Schall, Koeng, Rom, Rueg-
ger, SchefFer Lawrence, Schlueter Hoffs sNert
zal, Wormood, Ulrich, Kolk, Gerson, Toeller,
Brown, Karlen, Sehring, VIM. Werner, Hatch,
Hurter, DIR. MerkIe, n. NJ. Plottke, Legler,
Meyer, Mennier, Gruenhagen, Grabel, Bueh-
Ter, Link, Keller, Lichtensberger, Zeller, Kel-
ley, Knps, Brennmann, StudIe, CowGuc, Lang
enhahn, Spengler, Theiler, Schroeder, Rieb-
sam, Delahunty, Kepp!er, Piepenbrlnk, L.
He'll, Grimm, Gmeln.
DAY PREMIUMS.
= l. S5, Gl Bulls Eyes-Farrow, New York.
II. 81, SO Bulls Eyes-E. Borg, Daven-
port.
York.
". 50, 81 Bulls Eyes--J. G. Taylor, st.
Paul.
V. 81, 30 Bulls Eyes--A. Braun, Alma.
VI. Soc, 30 Bulls Eyes-A. Koenig, ST. Paul.
l5l Bulls Eyes in the morning, Farrow.
1872 BULBS Eyes in the afternoon, A. Braun,
Alma.
New arrivals, Winona Schuetzen, Gasell-
schaft, headquarters at Gruber's hotel, c. NJ.
Gerner, j. Ludwig, John Rinkets, T. j. Heller,
II. Buschdecker, Oh. Cossmen, Oh. Nockin,
Frank Theiler, c. Gerstimhauer.
The readers of the GLOBE will remem-
Der that the winners of the main prizes
cannot be determined until the close of
the contest at o'clock tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening, when the record of each
mans shots will be made up.
In addition to the prizes offered by the
schuetzenbund, the following society
prizes will be awarded to the successful
contestants, viz.
St Paul club, 800 in gold.
Chicago Sharpshooters' club, SIC in
gold and a frame worth $25.
Manhattan club, of New York, $50 in
gold, arranged in horseshoe shape, in an
elegant velvet case.
Highland club, Illinois, $50 in gold, in
splendid frame.
Munroe, Illinois, $50; ten s5 bills
framed.
Manhattan club, $50 in gold, framed
Southwest Chicago club, S35 in gold.
Joliet club, ILL.,, $50 in gold
Alma club, Wis, S25 in gold
La Crosse club, Wis, s25 In gold.
Davenport club, Ia, $40 in gold
Peru club, ILL.,, SIS in gold.
Saltwater club, Mimi, SIS in gold.
The excursion to White Bear lake, ar
ranged for last evening, was omitted, on
account Of the storm, and most of the
visiting brethren assembled at Grote's
Tivoli to listen to the concert given by
the Great Western band.
The programme for to-day will not
vary much from that yesterday. Shoot
ing will commence promptly at 7:30 am.
and continue to 6 p. m, unless inter
rupted by showers.
In the evening the guests of the schuet
zenfest will be treated to grand concert
and ball at the Atheneum, given under
the auspices Of the local committee. Tht
programme is given elsewhere in thi!
mornings GLOBE, and is one of excep
tional merit. Seibert's orchestra will
furnish the instrumental selections, Will,
the vocal numbers will be supplied by th,
Arion, Liederkranz and Mannerchor
together with Mr.. p j. GIgsen and MIsse
Faber, Schoenarth and Goetz, the latte
from Milwaukee. The entertainment
will be one of the most interesting of tn
season.
THE YOUNGER BOYS.