Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
The Mt1st0ru DispIau.

At noon yesterday the members of the
pose of discussing the general orders of
Col. Bend, together with those of Col.
Johnson. Col Bend IS commander of the
First regiment Minnesota National Guards
promulgated the following:
GENERAL ORDERS:
ST.. PAUL, Sept.1, 19S3.-GenJ Orders No. 9.
~ Special orders No. - and 10 are
hereby countermanded.
(2.( The regiment will parade in St.
Paul Monday morning, Sd inst, line will
be formed on Fort street, right on Fifth at
8:45. Companies A, B, and will take the
o'clock train of the Chicago, Milwaukee
u st. Paul railroad for st. Paul and disem
bark at Western street; company F will
take the train from Fergus Falls; company
G the O'Clock train from Red Wing on
Monday morning; company q the O'Clock
train from Litchield, Monday morning.
The four last namsd companies on arriving
will proceed to the armory, where they will
be furnished with breakfast. After the
parade lunch will be served and the regi-
Minneapolis and will parade there. By
order of Col. w. B. BEND.
W. J. SoNNEN, First Lieutenant.
Col. johnson telegraphed in re-
Spouse that it would be
impossible for the Minneapolis COM
panies to attend the st. Paul celebration,
inasnuch as they would have guests to en-
tertain A doubt as to the authority of
Col. johnson was expressed, and therefore
the general meeting yesterday noon. Col.
johnson did not think it just the thing
for Minneapolis men to aid st. Paul in a
street parade, and he was backed in the
position by many of the officers. A mum
bsr of attorneys volunteered their services
free of charge in the event our compe-
| MES disobeyed the general orders of Col.
Bend and the matter went into court mar
tial. The upshot of the meeting was the
d disoosg c. Coll Bends rs0'a'''g general
orders, and not company will go to st.
Paul. A GLOBE representative held con-
versation with number of the members
of the militia and found a bitter feeling
wrangled in their breasts. They were
determined to believe that St. Paul had
imposed On Minnea polls, and that it was
the duty of every true Minneapolitan
TO RESENT IT WITH WILL.
The GLOBE man attempted TO pour oil
upon the troubled waters, but to no avail,
and while the GLOBE man was talking
with friend in the Nicollet house rotunda
he was assaulted with vi e ep thets from &
so-called Minneapolitan-a man who
is wealthy, but who acquired his money by
extensive pine land thieviDgs from Uncle
Samuel, and all this because the GLOBE
took the
BROAD GAUGE PRINCIPLE
of Joint municipal celebration IN ac-
cordance with the request of Mr.. Willard.
In the Minneapolis street parade there
will be fifteen com panies of the National
Guards in line, and the pageantry will ho-
yond doubt eclipse anything of the char
acter ever before attempted in the north
west. The respective companies of the
Second regiment have already arrived and
are low the guests of the local companies
with temporary headquarters at Lake Park
hotel.
The Ames Zouaves have received their
new uniforms from Chicago and will take
part in the parade, commanded ~ NJ J Z
Ames psrson. The uniforms are hand
some, and the appearance. it is predicted,
will excel that of any other company in
the procession.
The commander of III Grand Army of
the Republic, to GLOBE newsgatherer
r ates that there would Ue over 3OU men in
line.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Col, johnson has issued the following for
the general informatlon of the military
companies who shall participate.