St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31
odds and Ends.


r. II. Henderson, Minneapolis; Thomas Mont 1
Pomery. ST. Peter; II. A. Vorton, Minneapo- |
lis: j. II. Davidson, 81. Paul; ID. Cavanaugh, |
Faribault; Ed Simonton, ST. Paul. First |
division commander. Col. II. G. Hicks. Min /
neapolis; Second division commander, Col. J. |
Ii. Drake ST. Paul.
The third and fourth division command |
ers are to be appointed from division posts. |
CLUB VISITS.
The carnival clubs on their excursions have
visited fftern towns. and With but one ex-
ception have been received and treated in a
most hospitabe manner. and for the hearty
welcor that the boys received from nearly |
all OF tiese towns they express their apr eel
alton in the strongest terms. Saltwater gave
them the freedom of the city: Red Wing re-
ceived them with open arms; Mankato left
nothing undone that might add 70 their pleas |
ure while in the town; lie Sueur gave them !
cordial greeting; Litchield treated them in a
right royal manner and all the small towns |
along the lines of these excursions at which |
the clubs dropped OF Unexpectedly treated
them with the utmost warm heartedness.
THEY STUDY TO PLEASE.
The Dayton's Bluff Citizens union held a
meeting last evening, which was wholly con-
secrated to the carnival matters on the bluff
The cost of their magnificent ice tower and
notwithstanding, doube-acting toboggan slide
will be about 800. of which $500 was raised
last night. The meeting was visited by the
toboggan club, which made p. II kelly its
honorary president, DIR. Schiffmann honorary
vice president. and all the members OF the
union honorary members. The citizens of
the BLUM are quite enthusiastic over their en-
terprise and are justly proud Of their work.
A reception room. warmed and supplied with
desirable conveniences, will be provided. and
as mentioned before, a refreshment booth
will be run by the ladies. They have a mag
nifcent and attractive location on the face of
the bluf overlooking the city and river valley.
and the slide is one Of the finest and most in
viting in the city. IL is five blocks long. works
both ways and will be thoroughly and care
fully Differed and managed. full descrip-
ton OF the tower and slide was published yes
terday.
CARNIVAL SMALL TALK.
The Ko Ko Ko Ho Toboggan club was or
ganized OF Friday with thirty members.
Rev. Clay MacCauley is president. The cos
tune will be blue with white trimmings, the
device an owl and owlets with letters 20 and
o." The following are the members: Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Lamborn, Miss Gertrude Lamborn, Miss An
ME b. Lamborn, Mr.. w. z. Cough. Miss
Clough. MIR. and Mrs. T. F. Cakes. Mrs. As
bury. Rev. Clay MacCauley, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
S. Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. e. X. Punnett,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. b.
Brunsou, Mr. ID. Hager Miss Guteman,
Mrs. Frank Bass, Miss Clirch. Rev. and Mrs.
E. Jay Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bird. Mr.. Jehn c. Bullitt Mr.. Logan NJ.
Builitt, Mr.. E. V. Smalley and Mr.. J. A.
Barker. ,
The children of the Protestant orphan
asylum were given a taste of carnival pleas
ures yesterday through the kindness of Capt.
Ed. Cummings and Col. Harris of the Nickel
! Plate circus. Mr. Cummings furnished the
| grand sleigh Nightingale and Col. Harris
attached to it six white horses. Into the
! sleigh the little children of the asylum were
tucked comfortably, beneath fur coverings,
and drawn through the principal streets in a
ST. lie that might have been envied by Cleo
patra. AS they passed Hoxsie a. Jaggar' 5
fruit store the firm presented each child with
a bag of fruit. The party was driven through
the ice palace grounds and set down at the
doors of the asylum.
The North Wind Toboggan club, organized
! Jan. 29. is composed of the following little
girls: Florence Lamprey, president; Lucy
| Ames, vice president; Nan Baker, captain;
Sue Baker, treasurer; Francis TarboX. secre-
tary; George Cakes. first lieutenant; Bessie
! Knox, second lieutenant. Other members
are: Annie Griggs Cornelia Saunders. Caro-
! line Saunders, Edith Driscoll. Edwina Winter.
Bessie Winter, Mable Horn, Helen Patterson,
Margaret Rugg, Ray Lamprey, Rina Ames,
Alice Day, Lille Day. Lucy Knight. Katie
Smith, Louise Reed, Hattie Hammond, Agnes
Senkler, Nina Wauzer. Edith Hand.
The Manufacturer Toboggan club has been
organized and named the Mohican. The ofii-
GERS are: Honorary president, r. Mann
/ N. II.
! president, II. Moss; secretary. +. J.Lighbody;
| treasurer, J. II. Hansen; captain. c. Z. Scar
ing; first lieutenant f. W. Roggenban sec
| ond lieutenant, Miss @. Mccall: Standard
| bearer ID. c. Morton. The suits will be black
Jerseys, with red trimming for gentlemen
and white with red trimming for ladies' The
club numbers fifty members-thirty gentle
men and twenty ladies.
Each club is trying to Guido the other in
the beauty of banner. The latest is that pre-
sented TO the Hiawatha Toroggan club by
Mrs. E. 5. Chittenden. wife of the president.
1t is the work of her own hands and is piece
of artistic labor. The groundwork Of the ban
ner is of white satin and i'm the center is a
heavy scroll of rcd velvet, bearing the letter
Ii in blue velvet The banner is bordered
with light blue velvet edged with silver cord
From the corners dangle heavy silver tassels
Tie Minnesota g. Northwestern Railroad
company has shown its interest i'm the carni
val by displaying from the windows of its
general Offices the flags of the principal
nations, embracing those of the United States
Great Britain, France. Denmark, Sweden
Norway, Germany and Russia, from theiI
commanding position on the German-Ameri
can Bank building. corner of Robert an6
Fourth streets, they make fine display.
At a meeting of the st. Georges Snowshot
club last night a communication was received
from the St Georges Snowshoe club of Win
nipeg asking the St. Paul club 10 organize 9
base ball nine. Judge Cory and William Ev
ans have been appointed a committee 10 or
ganze nine, and all ball players members
of the club are requested to send in theil
names Two games of ball will be played be
tween the clubs of five innings each.
Last evening Gustave Heineman brought
resolution to President Finch of the carnival
| association from the Dayton's Bluh union
asking the members Of the association to visi
the Day toms bluff slide and tower which haC
been completed and Illuminated. Carriage:
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mittee went over and formally opened th'
slides. After this had been done champagne
was set up by P. II. Kelly.
The GLOBE of Tuesday viii be essentially
carnival number containing carnival news
history, gossip and notes of an entertaining
nature. 1t will be fully illustrated by thu
GLOBE and special artists. Business men an'
others desiring extra copies will confer
: favor 10y sending in their orders at the EARL
D est possible date. The paper Will contain
r something of especial interest to every mem
Der of q carnival club.
, The gates at the palace grounds will opel
, at O'Clock a. m. Admission TO the ground
gives the privilege Of skating Kinks an
toboggan slides without charge. The g. A
K badge passes the bearer through the gate
= on u. a H. day. Every person enteaing tn
+ grounds must present a ticket. Secretar
L Tallmadge has charge of all complimentary
= tickets All club members must be in ful
d uniform in order to pass into the grounds Of
"a club ticket.
r The Empire State association of st. Paul
!. com posed OF former residents of the state o
It New York. will keep their room, No. 80
chamber OF commerce. open during the car
!. nival season and request call from all res
o dents and former residents of the state O
!; New York. Daily papers and writing ms
r teria will be found there
4 All members of the Carnival Skating clu
e not having paid their dues are requested
}, call at A. w. Teuholin's ct the Omaha freigh