Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-26
EN- SEHR LUSIIG ZEIr.
Annual Festival of the 1urbverein-Ths
Meet, the March, the Gymnastics, the


Annual Festival of the 1urhverein-Ths
hIeet, the March, the Gymnastics, the
Coucsrf,
Our German fellow -citiz:ns ore having a
good time upon the Fourteenth bi-annual
| funniest of the state, the formal opening of
which took place on Thursday evening, as re-
ported in the GLOBE of yesterday.
The different societies of the state, tegether
with visiting brethren assembled at Turner
hall yesterday morning, and at 0 o'clock
formed in procession and marched through
some of the principal streets being led by the
Great Union band and also being accompan-
led by tic Great Western band of st. Paul and
Danz' band of Minneapolis.
Returning to their hall the convention was
called to order, and the following named socie-
ties found to have representatives present
New Ulm-Wm. Pfander, E. G. Pohl Peter
Schrerer.
st: Anthony-Chag. Henry, r. Weber.
Minneapolis-J. Monasch, f. Gutsch, J. B.
Mueller, E. Burnsteln.
Bruno Sittig, J. G. Fleisch, NJ. f. Proppin z,
Otto KietLntr.
Jordan-Henry Moore.
Duluth Ernest Kuger.
Osseo-John Hechtmann.
East Miuneapolis-Henry Nebar. Charles
Henry.
Col. Wm. Pfeader. of New Ulm, was elect
ed president. and N. F. Propping, of St. Paul,
secretary.
The reports from the different societies
throughout the state were read aud commit.
tees were appointed on revision of the consti.
tuition. on resolutions, examination, practical
gymnast.c exercises. mental exercises, com.
plants, appeals and contingencies. All these
committees will report at the meeting to be
held at o'clock this morning,
THE AFTERNOON.
In the afternoon all the active Turner's pro-
ceeded to Schade's park, where the gymnastic
exercises were commenced for the state prizes,
which will be awarded and distributed 10.
morrow. The following were the competitors
yesterday:
West Mlnneapolis-Fir team, +. Gutsch,
]. H. Roth, A. Schlichting, A. sheiner, G.
Bauman, L. List, E. Mohr. Second team, r.
Mohr, w. Leber, Henry Leber, RHenry Rau,
scSois1u SOS SALISBURY, taa +; Sobin, S L Monasch
Pfaum, NJ. Plaum, VIM. Wachsmuth, J
Leber.
st: Paul-First team, j. +. Meila, e. Woel-
lier, Il. Mailsi, J. P. Johnson, NJ. BONN, O.
Sauer. Second team, l.. Rank, w. Flaescber,
l.: BatS, T. Pfaender. Scholars team, q.
Meili, Il. Fischer, G. Glusius, II. Brantgam,
II. Justls, George Frey, Wm. Geisenheimer,
L.
Borson.
New Ulm-Scholars' team
IN THE EVENING
There was goodIy gathering of people at
tue Athepeum last evening to listen to con.
cert given by Seibert'S orchestra, assisted by
the German societies. The program me was
very rich one and abounded IN good things.
The orchestral work was very excellent and
there was good deal OF it, The concert sold
by Aug. Tillemsn, like everything he
does, was splendid. The violin solo by Mr..
Muehlenhruch was an exceedingly difficult
one, and with all its rapid runs, its double
stops, and barmonics. he conquered it and
presented it in fine style. Mr.. Muehlenbruch
possesses wonderful skill on the violin, and it
Is just such selections as the one last evening
that give him an opportunity to display his
ability.
PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
The gymnastic exercises will be continued
to-day at Schade's park, and in the evening
there will be grand ball at the Athensum.