Daily globe., 1882-08-23
TIE GUESTS OF THE GUARDS.
Visit Of the Lake City Guards OF Madison
to St. Paul Ente rssined bv the nj. n e.

tost. Paul Enter rsained by the M. n G.
St. Paul il, the Mecca toward which the hu.
man tide has turned its face when In pursuit
of pleasure, healtb-and 1t may be added
profit. Doctors come from the four quarters
| OF the globe to see for themselves whether
| there is any truth in the Ito them) marvellous
stories in regard to its health giving climate,
| and like celebrated queen of ancient days they
return to their homes, and like the beauteous
dame who ruled over what then was cousid-
cred the fairest portion of the habitable globe,
they with one accord with voice, pen and PEN
Gil ,annOuHce tina" the half hath not been told .,
The pleasure seeker, satiated with the so-called
delights OF an artificial and effete society," finds
here an enjoyment which, by contrast, seems
to him Arcadian bliss. The money mon
archs of the world, who have been triumph
ant in every other field, find here new mon
etary world to conquer.
" Is not strange, then, that others, who
philosophically reason that life is but a bub.
Die, and that true wisdom dictates that the
most should be made of the passing hour,
have had their attention directed to city
which, In the language Of the lamented
William q. Seward, will eventually be
the last seat Of human power on the
American continent. Within the past two
months two national conventions have been
held in this city,and among the delegates were
men not only of national, but of worldwide
reputation. A Vanderbilt, Hatch, and mum.
berless other men renowned as financial kings
OF the world have deemed it necessary to per.
sonally view this land of promise, and thew
have gone back to their far eastern homes with
greatly enlarged ideas of the vastness and the
future greatness of their country.
The latest excursion party of the season,
among the many that have visited 81. Paul this
year, is that of the Lake City Guards, from
Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, who ar
rived mere between o and O'Clock yesterday
morning. They came almost unheralded but
they were met at the Union depot by Capt.
Ed. Bean and Lieut.. Charles e. Pusch. who
conducted them to Market hall, where QUAR-
ters had been provided for them. On their
arrival at Market hall they were met by the
"Allen Light Guards" In full uniform. After
stacking arms and becoming little ac.
proceeded to the Clarendon hotel, where the
members will take their rations while in st.
Paul. at 3 p. N. the company proceeded to
the Union depot and took the train for Min
neapolis. where they spent the afternoon in
cuitlvatlng the acouaintancs of the members
OF the N. N. G. in that city. Returning to
81. Paui last evening. they took view of
81. g. Paul by electric light and to day will view
Fort smelling and Minnehaha, and in the
evening will attend hop at Minneapolis
given under the auspices OF Company B,
Ihe following are the members of the COM
panY, given In according to their rank:
Captain-C. P. Chapman.
First Lieutenant-C. L. F. Kellogg.
Second LleutenaHt-A. L. Burdick,
First Sergeant-Geo. Tresby.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Geo. Joachim.
Assistant Quartermaster Sergaapt-Joe
Davis.
rgeants-Heim, Park, Kahn and Pick
art.
COrporals-Dodds, Freuzie, Nelson, Bee.
croft, Sheridan, Memhard, Morris and Lemon.
PRIvATEs
Combs, Nelson, 8. A.
COrscot, Pearson.
crawford, Pierce,
Danorler, Smith, 7. j.
Jonas, F. W. sVeM, sVens,on,
Jonas, b. u. Sullivan, j..
zones, Sullivan, W.
keenan, Wales,
Nelson, N A. Wallace.
They are accompanied by Capt. NcNaught,
U. =. A., at present in the recruiting service
at Madison; Capt. Helm, OF the Governor's
guards. OF Madison, and DR.. Evans, surgeon
OF the Fourth battalion, Wisconsin National
guard.
All OF them are young men, and have a
soldierly appearance. They will remain in St.
Paul and vicinity for two or three DAYS, and it
is to be hoped that they will give our citlzens
an opportunity OF witnessing their proficiency
In the manual of arms durinfr their stav