Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-01
MONDAY AFTERNOON.

The Most Memorable Occasion in the His
tory of the Vest Pr0mised-1he Final
arrangements Being Effected.
Another meeting of the general COM
mittee of arrangements upon the Willard
demonstration was held yesterday morn
ing with a large attendance. The follow
ing communication was referred
to the committee on reception.
To the general committee of arrange
ments:
At a meeting of the council committee
Of arrangements held this morning the
following action was had:
RESOLVED, That the general committee be
requested to make arrangements, whereby
the mayor and city council may officially
receive Mr.. Willard and his guests.
Dorilus Morrison was mad at the editor
f the P. p, and voiced his Indignation
in wordy bomba rdment. He claimed
that the Pioneer had msliciously misin-
terpreted the resolution which had been
adopted at the previous meeting.
According to the telegram from Chicago,
elsewhere published, the reception
and parade must occur in
the afternoon instead of the
forenoon as announced by the committee.
1t is estimated that the procession will be
fully
TWENTY MILES LONG,
and that it will consume five hours time in
passing any given point. The display by
Bismarck will undoubtedly be one Of the
prettiest affairs in the procession.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
The following assistant marshals have
been appointed by the committee for the
afternoon:
John De Laittre, Jack Gidd, John Bart
lett, Mat Wolale, John T. Lee, w. A. Nc
Mullen, 2. Boehme, Michael Hoy, P. J..
Swenson, Capt. Babb, B. F. Nelso0, A. G.
Kennedy, A. S. Munger, M. G. Newell, J.
n. Cochrane, Sam Hill, J. FL. Rolf, w. E.
Steele, z. De Meules, August Ende, George
Thele, G. A. Cornman.
The mayor will be at the head of the
police department.
There will be fifteen military companies
from the National Guards in line.
Last evening the following committee
met and arranged for the reception of the
German party this afternoon:
Geo. HUM, Alderman G. G.. Hashow,
John G. Oswald, Prof. Harmsen, Prof. VIM.
Krech, DR.. Hinsh, Prof. Oftendahl, Samuel
Hill, Richard Chute, j. B. Atwater, j. Mon
asch, Peter Rauen, A. w. Krech, Prof.
Stempf, VIM. Dunwoody, VIM. Gesler.
A portion of the committee will no
doubt 60 to st. Paul and come up with the
party from there.
The officers of the First regiment M. N.
G., who are residents of the city, have
held meeting together with the commits
stoned and commissioned officers of
the various companies.
Five committees were appointed for
purposes as follows: a. committee on
headquarters. ca On reception and sub
stenance. g. To arrange for the enter
tainment of the Second regiment. a.
To procure horses for Second regiment
o. To procure stand of colors for the
Second regiment.
All the railroads except the G. NJ. & st.
P. have agreed to extend fair tickets until
Tuesday, so that people attending the fair
may stop over.
Yesterday the work of erecting arches
over the streets was commenced.
At meeting last night Geo. N. Morgan
Post G. A. R., finished arrangements for
joining the procession.
The various bicycle clubs of the state
will occupy front position in the parade
and it is probable that the champions,
Price, Higham and Robinson will join.
The jobbers met last evening and ap-
pointed the following committee on ar
engagements:
R. F. Jones, Anthony Kelly, W. s. Mott.
G. L. Levi, and Maj G. B. Hetfelfnger.
They will officiate as marshals over the pa
rade and displays of the jobbers. Ali
jobbers in the city will report number of
teams they will have at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon. The jobbers will occupy mile {.