St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-04
And Considerable Deviltry VIII be Done
To-day to Celebrate the Ma
tion's Birth.
The Hon. Ignatius Says He Still Expects.
to Be Appointed Surveyor
General.
The Vacant Property Around the
Ryan, and the Buildings
to Fill it,
THE NATIONS BEREMDAY.
How Et VIII be Celebrated i'm st
PaUI and Vicinity

&A0EW EE VIII be Celebrated in Ste
PaUI and Vicinity.
st. Paul will celebrate the nations birth
day very generally to-day. Business both
public and private will be suspended almost
wholly, and, while no demonstration will
be made by the city as a whole, the various
societies, churches, clubs and organizations
Of all kinds viii enjoy the day in ways pc
cuharly adapted to each. The noise OF the
1iTe-Cracker was to be heard occasionally
yesterday, and to-day the usual amount Oh
general noise viii be heard. Dealers report
good average business the past few days IN
fireworks and other explosives and there VIII
be many displays this evening. The capltol
VIII be closed, as viii the several courts
and the government offices, though the
pOstohice viii be open from until 10
o'clock in the forenoon, and only the morn
ing distribution Of mail viii be made Inc
wholesale houses, the business Offices, the
banks, and most classes OF retail stores VIII
suspend business. The municipal offices
viii also be closed for the most If not the
whole Of The day, and all classes Will put
ju holiday. The railroads have arranged
for O. larger amount of travel than usual
and extra trains are to be run over some
lines to accommodate excursion and picnic
parties The latter viii be numerous and
at all hours from NOM till eve. Travel to
The lakes viii depend largely upon the
weather which viii doubtless influence the
attendance at ali the gatherings.
SPORTS.
Among the events that viii be of general
interest is The game OF lacrosse on Leip'S
grounds at White Bear lake at o'clock,
between the ST. Paul club and the CalumetS
al Chicago for the United States cham
p0n>hip cup. which was taken by the ST.
Paul team i'm a match with the same club a
year or SO ago. The game promises to be a
lot.y-coutested one. The makeup of the
teams is as follows:
81. Paul Team. 7. Martin, il. Warwick,
A. Girerton. william Fry, II. Beasley, J.
-.oIr. b. GibertOn, j. Stark, a. D. Warner,
= a. Hughes. ID. Mahoney, G. Warwick, r..
=. Doyiuc; held captain, q. J. Lowell.
Chicago Team. Shannon, a. Baker, A.
c. Way. T.. Roe, S. O'Neill, j. DOlph, j.
Murphy NJ. Meehan b. Crane, J. Feron, NJ.
Kelly, r. Mckee; field captain, p. Enright.
The St. Paul Cricket club viii play a
game on the grounds just before the La
crosse match begins.
The second team of the st. Paul Lacrosse
Aciub play for the state championship with
the Saltwater team on the grounds of the
latter.
The twelfth annual regatta of the Min
nes0ta Boat club, to be held on the river to-
day alto q. IN. also promises TO be of in
fcTest. c. Q. SQuires viii act as referee,
: y. J. Parker and w. II. Hyndman as
Judges, William Becker and Kingsland
Smith as time1eepers. The racing will be-
gin at 10 o'clock, and the following entries
Tor the various events have been made:
Junior Singie-A. s. Hall, A. ). Dean, Il. G..
Foster. Corning prize.
Junior Four-0ured - Potomac: Stanly
Proudht bow; c. W. Gordon, =; r. Baxter, 8;
~. X. Taylor, stroke. Peoria: J. L. Faulkner,
bow; Cass Gilbert, ,; s. p. CCttreu, 3; e. j.
Wood, stroke. Prize, Mayors cup.
Double Sculls-J. n. Jackson, bow; G.. L.
Birolow, stroke; N. J. Boyle, bow; T. D.
rO'Erien, stroke. Prize, gold badges.
Senior Singe-A. i. Schi1mann, Norman
Wright. Jison prize.
Senior Four ared-POtCmac: P. W. Parker,
bow; N. Wright p; Il. j. DTiscoll, 3; j. j.
CLeary, 5r., stroke. Peoria: w. S. Getty,
BOW; w. II. IigLtuCr, .; A. McLaren, 3; q.
W. james, stroke. Citizens cup.
There viii also be d cub race and a swim
ming match, 500 yards each, and each for
gold badges. The prizes viii be presented
by the following persons: Mayors cup,
Hon. Edmund Rice; citizens cup, Gen. II.
W. johnson; Coming prize, Miss Dean;
<Jilson prize, Miss Kelly; dOuble-sllull prize,
liiss Jessie Rice; tub race prize, Miss Alice
ForepaUgh; swimming prize, Miss Bend.
The West Side Athletic club viii give a
tournament at Barnes park, at White
Bear, with long program. 1t includes
boxing. wrestling, etc, and a tight-rOpe
walking exhibition by Harry Lay. Prizes
VIII be awarded the winners in the contests.
The st. Paul Lawn Tennis club will hold
its annual tournament on Dayton'ssblutf.
PICNICs.
st. Paul and Minneapolis labor associa-
tons will unite in picnic at Lake Como,
where speaking refreshments, music and
dancing VIII constitute the program.
Members OF St. PatriclI's church viii pic
mic at the foot Of Mississippi.
St. Paul Lodge No. ,, l. o. O. f., will
picnic at the grounds opposite Newport
going down the river on the steamer Luella.
The boat viii leave the city at $50 a. IA.
and return at o'clock D. m.
BauhOlzer's grove viii be filed with Ger
mans. who show their respect for their
adopted land by general picnic.
The French citizens viii hold picnic on
The bluffs in West St Paul, under the man.
agemeut Of the ladies Of the nationality.
The usual program viii be observed, music,
speaking, etc.
NOTES.
The clock had not struck midnight last
night before the general racket incident on
the Glorious Fourth began, and when the
hour arrived that ushered in the birthday
Of the nation the midnight air was rent
with several salyCs of laTge-sized fire
crackers, While the booming of able
bodied tOTpedoes could be heard all along
the line.
Detachments from Companies c, d and E,
N. y. G., viii 90 to Litchfield under COM
mand Of Capt. Blakeley, to participate in the
celebration at that place.
The railroads win sell tickets to all eX-
cursion points for one and One-ffth fares
The round trip.
Trains viii be run to White Bear every
hour.
TGNATEUS is BACK.
TraeTEEG TFfG is Still as