St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-27
To.Night,s Excursions.

as it is proposed to make the display large
and attractive.
To-Nighrs Excursions.
The three excursions of the carnival clubs
| will be made tonight to Mankato, Fari-
bauIt and Litchield. The train for Man
kato will leave the union depot at $50
o'clock p. m. For Faribault, at 5:15 o'clock
p. N. For Litchield, at 4:30 p. m AS
! near as could be ascertained last night, the
! following clubs will be represented:
Mankato-North Star Toboggan club, 45:
Excelsior To5oggan club, 40; st. Paul Busi-
ness College Toboggan club, 10; ST. Paul
Toboggan club, 10; Carnival Skating club, 80
gentlemen, % ladies; Seven Corners Snow
shoe club. 30; Tasaka Skating club, %; Noyes
Bros. d Cutler Carnival club so.
Faribault-St Georges Snowshoe club,
125: Wakouta TobogRan club, So; Windsor
Tobboggan club. 20; Nushka Toboggan club,
30; Uncle Sans Toboggan club, Is; High
School ToDoggan club 20; Crescent Toboggan
club, 20; Ryan Toboggan club, IL.
Litchheid-Ryan Drug Company Toboggan
club, 20: Keweenaw Toboggan club. 20;
Alaska Toboggan club, 80; Calumet Toboggan
club, so; c. Gotzian Toboggan club, 80; Hia-
watha Toboggan club, 20; Union Toboggan
club, %; Little Crow Toboggan club, %;
Mistletoe Toboggan club, 20.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3.
Wednesday, Jan. %, the snowshoe, toboggan,
skating and carnival clubs of this city viii
participate in excursions to Faribault, Man
kato and Litchheld.
Second-Capt. William Dawson, Jr.. viii be
In charge of the excursion TO Faribault, which
will depart from the union depot at 5:l5 p.
M, and the following commanding officers of
clubs will report to him at the depot:
Third-St. Georges Snowshoe club. DIR.
Macdonald commanding; Wakouta club,
Capt. W. H. Adams commanding; Windsor
ToboggRn club. T. II. Underwood COM
handing; Uncle Sans Toboggan club,
Capt George W. Hardacre commanding;
High School Toboggan club, Capt E. g. Griggs
commanding; Crescent Toboggan club, Capt.
A. G. Warner commanding; Ryan Hotel Tobog-
gan club, Capt. George {. Finch commanding.
Fourth-The commander OF carnival clubs
will be in charge of the excursion TO Man
kato which will depart from the union depot
at $3.50 O'Clock p. IN, and the following COM
manding officers of clubs viii report 10 him
at the depot.
Fifth-North Star Toboggan club. Capt. z.
c. Wight commanding; Excelsior Toboggan
club, Can't. A. X. Moore commanding; st.
Paul Business College Toboggan club, Capt.
q. NJ. Maloy commanding; St. Paul Toboggan
club, Capt. W. II. Cary commanding; Carni-
val Skating club, Capt. S. $. Eaton, Jr.,
commanding; Seven Corners Snowshoe club,
Capt. A. L. Rondal commanding; Tssoka
Skating club, Capt f. F. LOOMS command
ing; Noyes Bros. d Cutler Carnival club, Capt.
w. J. Howard commanding.
Sixth-Capt. 7. d. OBrien will be in charge
OF the excursion TO Litchfield, which will de-
part from the union depot at 4:3O p. m, and
the following commanding officers of CLUBS
will report to him at the depot:
Seventh-Ryan Drug Company ToboggRn
club, Capt. II. Nickel, commanding; Calumet
Toboggan club, Capt. Ben Brock. COM
handing; &. Gotziau g. Co. Tobog-
gan club, Capt. George W. Freeman,
commanding; Reweeraw Snowshoe club
Capt. Ed Twohy commanding; Alaska Skating
club, Capt. J. +. Kelly commanding: Scandi-
navian Ski club, Col. Chr Brandt com-
handing: Hiawatha Toboggan club. Capt. 7.
V. Hurley commanding; Mistletoe Toboggan
club, Capt. j. II. Hirst commanding; Union
Toboggan club; Little Crow TobOggan club,
Capt. Charles Hamilton commanding.
Eghth-Club commanders will be held re-
sponsible for the individual conduct of the
members of their respective organizations.
Ninth-Only fully uniformed members will
be allowed to participate in these excursions
Tenth-Lady members of the toboggan and
skating clubs, in uniform, are respectfully
invited to participate.
Eleventh-Club commanders are urged TO
provide their command with torches for these
excursions. ED S. BEAN,
Commanding Carnival Clubs.
AN APPEAL.
The st. Paul Ice Palace and Winter Carni-
VII wholly DIV pubic
spirit in an endeavor TO contribute their part
TO q successful issue of the ice carnival to be
held in this city, beg TO state TO the public
that letters being received from all portions
of the country indicate an influx of visitors
far exceeding anything heretofore known
are overwhelmed with the mag
nitude of the undertaking to successfully
care for and entertain the large number who
contemplate visiting our city during the
month of February.
With the short time allotted in which to
prepare, it is absolutely essential that the
public generally shall give their cooperation
and assistance in order TO avert disappoint-
ment TO the multitude. and they beg TO sug-
gest and TO appeal that the suggestions be
carried into action, that all property owners
or tenants on Third street, between Seven
corners and Sibley street: on jackson, from
Third to Eighth; Robert from Third TO Sew
enth; Wabasha, from Third TO the capitol;
st. Peter, from Third TO Tenth; Seventh,
from Kittson TO Ramsey; Fourth, from Broad
way to Rice park, will prepare to decorate
the buildings with evergreens and Tags for the
day time and by Examinations at night. More
especially is it urged for Third street, which
will be given up TO the fetes as
indicated by the printed program
Those having the carnival preparations in
charge are working night and day 10 perfect
the arrangements and make display worthy
of our city.
Such opportunity has never before been
presented, not even at the Willard reception,
and it must not be forgotten that the city
itself is not a contributor in this enterprise
The work has devolved upon a few, and il is
absolutely necessary that the citizens gen.
orally assist in this undertaking or ST. Paul
will not acquit herself vorthily.
st. Paul Ice Palace and Winter Carnival
association.
A REQUEST
To the business houses of st. Paul: The
Ice Palace association respectfully re-
quest you to allow all members of carnival
clubs in your employ to join their respective
clubs at O'Clock p. NJ. TO take part in the
excursions. G. r FINCH. President
A. S. TALLNADGE, Secretary.
ED BEAN, Commander.