Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
ANOTHER CELEBRATION.
President Arthur to be in st. Paul
This Afternoon.
FHE PROCESSION TO REFORM
And Escort Him About the City.
Concluding With Lunch at the
Capitol.

An effort has for some time been in pro
gress to secure the presence of the Presi-
dent in st. Paul for to-day and in response
to kilograms Gen. Sanborn received the
following last evening:
LIVINGSTON, NJ. T., Sept. John B.
Sanborn President Chamber of Commerce
The President requests me to thank you
| for your telegram and to accept the invi-
tation to be in St. Paul on the evening OF
Monday. We will arrive at 8 p. m. on that
day and will wish to leave that night SC
as to reach Chicago Tuesday morning.
ROBERT 7. LINCOLN.
Upon consultation with the committees
it was decided to greet the president by q
second celebration and a second march OF
the grand procession. In accordance with
this plan the following programme order
has been issued by Gen. Sanborn:
The president of the United States and
his party, consisting of the honorable sec
rotary of gar, Lieut.. Gen. Phil. Sheridan,
and their attendants, having accepted the
hospitality of the city of st. Paul for Mon
day afternoon and evening, the Sd inst,
and notified the authorities that they would
arrive in ST. Paul st 9 p. n, the troops
societies and organizations participating
in the ceremonies of the day, instead Of
being dismissed at Capitol square, will
proceed from Capitol square via Ten4h to
st. Peter street along st. Peter street to
Fourth street., down Fourth street to Sibley
street, via Sibley street to the Union depot
and here will be dismissed until o'clock,
when all Officers and soldiers and the vari-
Gus societies and other organizations will
again take the respective relative positions
they occupied in the morning procession,
and form as follows:
Battery on levee in line, in readiness to
fire salute. Fort Smelling band, front CT
Union depot. Battalion of Twenty-ffth
infantry; right on Sibley, at Union depot;
left along Sibley to Third, down Third
toward Broadway, and following in order
of the morning formation, up Broadway
to Fourth street, along fourth to Jackson,
down jackson to Third street, along Third
OF Wabashaw and up Wabashaw to the eap1
toll and around Capitol square if necessary.
The formation will be on the right of all
said streets, and the troops and societies
face the center of the street. All indus
trial displays will drive and halt on the
east side of streets running north and
south, and on the north side of the streets
running east and west.
Upon the arrival of the president at the
depot, battery F, Fourth regiment artillery,
q. s. A, will fire the national salute at the
levee, troops and societies will form on
the right side of the street, in two ranks,
and Immediately after firing of the salute
the president and party will proceed in
carriages from the depot to the capitol, by
the route named, preceded lby the chief
marshal and assistants. AS the president
passes, officers, troops and bands will pay
the customary salutes, and civic societies
will uncover heads. When the president
has passed to the capitol, parade is dis
missed. At the firing of the first gun of
the salute, the city hall, engine house and
church bells will ring for ten minutes.
JOHN B. SANBoRN, Chief Marshal.