St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-31
THE GREAT CARNIVAL.
Grand Matinee To-day-COnclusion
of Week of SuDerabundant =.
Pleasure.
Tonight to be the Greatest Of
the Series.

Inc exposition building was again the
scene last night of great interest. The at
tendance WAS very large indeed, and the i'm
mensc structure was crowded. The exhibi-
ton appears to grow in interest the longer it
continues. This is not surprising as the
variety is very great. Among the most at
tractive features of the carnival are, of
course, the tableaux, which are beautiful in
the extreme. Capt. Beams military COM
pany received great deal of applause which
it deserved, for all the cvolutons of the drill
exhibited Eat precision and unity
of movement. The minuet was
les especially. 1t is stately, digniied and
lofty, and though the music is very slow aud
peculiar it is agreeable.
In conversation last night Mr.. Locke said
that while he was not at liberty at present to
state the terms entered into between the
managers of the carnival, the Home for the
Fnendcss had been guaranteed 81, 900 before
ne is to have dollar. Up to last night the
door receipts, including some of the com
mutation coupon checks, Appropriated
81, 200; these figures do not include the re-
ccipts at the refreshment booths, etc., and it
is expected that to-day's receipts will be al
most double those of any former day.
Including last night the carnival has been
attended by 1900 visitors.
MATINEE PROGRAMME
The programme for the matinee is one of
rare excellence, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing:
2o'clock
Grand Procession
2:l5 O'Clock.
America. .......................T The Fan Drill l..
2:30 O'Clock.
Egypt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cleopatra Barge.
2;45 clio k
Greece-a. Birth OF Venus. b. The Three
Graces. C. The School of Vestas.
O'Clock.
Egypt. Discovery of Moses by Pharaoh g
Daughter.
sos.
Spain-Spanish Beauties being Amused.
.Troubadour. Prof. Evans.
3:15 o'c.o k.
Orental-a The Favorite of the Harem b. Toi-
let of japanese Belle.
3:3 o'clock.
England-''Dreams of Fair " omen :" .Tennyson.
3:I5 O'Clock
America. ..................Th The Carnival Guard.
o'clock
. . VI.
4:l5 o'c.o k.
France-Scenes frJm the Directory. n. Bridal.
b. Warrant-Arrest. c.. Return.
4 30 O'Clock
Grand 1aJlcan Of all Nations
PROGRAMME FOR GRAND STAGE TONIGHT.
500.
Grand Procession.
$50.
America. Observation-Disclosures. Fan Drill
o..
Germany-Germania--a realization OF the ia
nous monument TO German unity.
900.
"a. Frolics OF Courts
France ....... b. Blind mans buG
c. The mlnuet de Ia Cour
9;15.
Greece. a. The rites Of Bacchus
b. Assembly Of the Gods
80.
America. Observation-Disclosures Carnival Guard
O:4j.
Egypt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cleopatras barge
spain-1sabella and her Court entertained by
Band OF stroing rrouba lours.
1918.
Greece-Olympic Games kindly rendered by the
West Side Gymna-tic Hssociation, under the
direction Of Prof. r. @. List
PnTtI.....................5 b. S Sparying pe''
Hib II -lpEl%Ouldl
Part IH......... wrsaiIi 1au' Juggling
Part Observation-Disclosures. Ladder Pyramids
1890.
Grant Tableaux OF all Nations with the off .ers
OF ID; Carnival a-sociatiol anl ot the Ime
Of the Friendless surrounded by the peoples OF
the Earth.
During the week a number Of articles have
been found on the floor Of the building, which
NAV be had by the owners on application TO
Mrs. Pascal Smith. Among the articles
found are an etruscian cbaiaan, scarf pin
with pearl and emerald settings, a pin and
bangle bearing the monogram &c. NJ. A."
and pair OF mink mittens.
Participants who have not pad in full for
the use Of their costumes, are expected 10
settle wits the managers to-day wiaout fail.
IL should be- emembereI, that If any neglect
10 attend 10 this, the expense will have 10 be
borne by the Home Of the Friendless, tIGs
the profit and defeating the
object for " uirh all ahoutd Ian