Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-25
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program of the railroad celebration of

The following is given as tbs repute q
program of the railroad celebration Of
EeXt month:
The program OF thu opening exercises
on the Northern Pacific Railroad an
noances the departure Of the excursion
trains from New York city August 29th.
VIA TIE Pennsylvania, Erie and New
iors central roads, arriving at Chicago
on TINS Dist, and Whiting the Pullman
Car works. The special trains Of Sleep
es ana dining cars leave Chicago the
next Day, one VIA the Rock Island and
racine and the other via the Norta-
WESTERN arriving in 81. Paul September
"a, and Proceeding without change of
cars to Lake M.nnetonka, emainino
Two days ana participating 10 banquet
given by tie citizens of st. Paul and
Minneapolis. September 4th the trains
arrive at Fargo, at midnight at Bis
marck, and leave Billings On the 9Th,
after Witnessing a war dance by the
Crow Indians, arriving at Helena at
o clock the neat morning. The train
VIII leave ti6lena on the 9Th and reach
the point where tie last rails are TO be
laid At $50 IN the morning. The cere-
monies begin at 10 and end at noon.
Trans leaving at o'clock the same day
arrive at Spokane Falls on the 9Th,
Walia Walla junction the 10th. and
PORTLAND on the evening of the 10th
An excursion on the Columbia and Will
iamette rivers and to the Sound then
follows, until September 20th, when the
trains lpave at p. III. for st. Paul, pass
Ing by daylight over the divisions of the
road traversed at night ON the outward
journey. At 81. Paul the guests are fur
nished transportation TO their homes.
The list OF guests who have accepted
and will attend embrace the following ::
From Engiand-Lord Justice Bowen,
Lord CarrIngton, Earl of Dalhousie,
Horace Davy, q. c. NJ. p; Henry Ed
wards, NJ. p; Albert Grey, III. p; Sir
William Z. Gardon, of her Majesty's
treasury: II. II. Gibbs, Deputy Gov
ernor of the Bank of England: Right
Hon. Sir James Hannin, President of
the Admiralty Court; Right Hon. Sir
Arthur Hobanse, Earl and Counties, of
Onslow; j. ii. Preston, III. p; Albert
Pell, NJ. r., COMMISSIONER Of Aoricul-
ture; Samuel kathbone, NJ. r., and
Lord Sydney.
Among the thirty-two guests from
Germsny are Otto Brannfels, Baron !;
George Won Reinsen, Member of the
Reicbsta9; Senator Charles Dechap-
eansogge, Hamburg; Theodore Frensch,
dele9ati of the merchants OF Stettin !;
Adelph Froelich, Professor DR.. Guest,
Member Of the Reichstag; Senator Az
bert Grooming, Of Bremen Professor
Won Hoist, Privy Counselor Professor
A. A. Hoffman, Priyy Counselor: Hon.
Alfred Vcnder Lyon, l.. l.. D., Privy
Counselor; Nisalaus Mauhr, proprietor
Of the Wesser ZeituHg; Otto Pulse, syn
dictate for the Chamber of Commerce,
Frankfort Max Weber, Member of
the Rsichstag and the Common Council
Of Berlin Colonel Emile Won Alexan
der, Commander Of the First Cavalry
Brigade of the Royal Bavarian Army
Professor Little and Professor Giologey.
Among the guests are Lucy Teller, re-
presenting VIM. NJ. Evarts: Hon. II. IL.
Brewster. Commissioner Armstrong.
Senator Cameron, Wisconsin,; General
Grant. Mayor Harrison, Chicago; Gen.
eral Haupt, President Hobbs, of the
Chicago Board of Trade; Governor
Hubbard, of Minnesota, Martin Mag
gianis. Senator Mcmillan, Senator Nor
rill, of Vermont, Assistant Secretary
General John Newton, Governor Rusk,
of Wisconsin, Senator Sabin, General
Siocum, General Sibley and editors and
correspondents from the principal east
ern and western journals. The list of
American eastern guests number one
hundred and eighty.
The foreign ministers from Wash
ineton are Hon. l.. Sackville West. Eng
lish minister and daughter; Count
Lippe Wesen6eld, charge d'aifaires of
Austria and Hungary; Count Carl Stein
and Anderson Debille, the Danish dele
gntion; Count Debilet, charge d'affaires
from Sweden and Norway. and Baron
Won Eisendecher, the German minister.