Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-02


ail Of which acceptcnees have been Ie-
ceived and making lat-ger collection OF
civil officers and prominent people thGn
were ever assembled in the northwest at
any one time:
First-The entire lot of ex- governors
and present state officers.
Sec0nd-Chief justice and associate
Judges Of the supreme court OF Minnie
sofa.
Third-Judicial Judges of Minnesota.
Fourtl-NIayors of ckief cities OF the
state.
Fifth-~-Mai. Gen. Alfred H. Terry,
Z. S. A, commander OF the military Gis
partment of Dakota, accompanied by Ads
staff.
Sixth--~The gallant Gen John A. Glib
bon, us. A, who IS c Mianesotiar IN hio
interest il, our people, lf,rot lifelong
i resident among us, and his stall
Seventh Governors OF the following
states and territories: Wisconsin, lows
lN ebraska, Colorado aHd;Dakota.
On Wednesday Gov. ECbbard and his
distinguished friends are expected to az
rive, and his eXcelleRcy Will be received
ir due forR,. Three excellent bands of
music will be in attendance, and the city
|, ofs@.ochcster decked cat liz Gtreaners and
,colors Will rise en- masse to welcome the
NEST distinguished company of visitors
any city III she state ever h&3 the honor
! to entertain.
On Thursday the fOrmaleEeception and
governors banquet on the grounds will be
not only novel, but attractive. Hon. Q. A.
! De Graft, the famous stock breeder of
GAINESVILLE, Mi1n.. and vice, president of
the society, has donated a fat steer from
his own matclk.ess herd Of th0uOughbreds,
which will be roasted whole,;n genuine
barbecue style
-GPEECHES.
Instead Of the usual annual addresses
there VIII be speeches FROM the governor
and man of the distin guished visitors,
which will add UGH to tie attractive
ness of the occasion.
Gen. S. SanbOrE, the corteous 21d able
superintendent of-the Win00aS ST. Peter
railroad, has made ample preparation for
the Accommodation and .eomfCgt Of
those who visit the fair. Twenty.
three extra passenger coaches have
been sent to his division for use
during Che fair and he will establish his
Office al Rochester. curing its .continu-
ance.
No pains have been spared to either
attract CO proEide fo- the visitors. who
may come To witness this years eXhiki-
ton, and the management will keep to
the utterR1ost in doing exactly as they
advertise. AnY one who misses this
years exhibition VIII haze something ta
regret as long as he lives.
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
The following named gentlemen have
been selected as b reception committee
and will be on hand Thus Icy to attendI 0
their required dutiee: Gen. j. Fl. Baker,
Mankate, chairman; Hon. Mark II. Dun
nell, Owatonna; Hen. JAS g. Wakefield =,
Blue Earth City; Hon. T. H. Wells, Pres
ton; Hon W G. Ward, Waseca; Hon.
Gordon E. Cole. Fayibault; Hon. NJ
S. Wilkinson, Wells; Gen. Joha B. San
born, st. Paul, Gea. L. W. Johnson, ST.
Paul. Gen. Baker notifies the associa-
ton that all but the governor of Iowa
will be on hand.
a GREAT AYTR AGTION.
The advertisement in this issue of the
GLOBE presents the attractions for next
week so prominently that repetition is
unnecessary. Thursday next viii indeed
be gala day The distinguished visit
ors, the novelty Of barbecue and the
general attractions will all go to make
programme never before offered in Min
nes0ta4 The state fair is boomer.