St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-29
MINNESOTA TOWNS.
RED WING.
Great Preparations for a Glorious
Fourth of July Celebration.

Great Preparations for a Glorious
Fourth of July Celebration.
Special to the Globe.
RED WING, June 2S.-After a somewhat
prolonged discussion commenced by the board
OF trade few weeks ago, Red Wing has at
last determined to have a glorious Fourth of
July celebration of her own and invites all her
neighbors to come and help celebrate The
committee have received $3.50 as aid from the
city council, and after an enormous amount
or labor, announces that the following pro-
gram Of exercises has been agreed upon by
tue executive committee: National salute at
DAY break: q. M, concert in the city park by
the he'd Wing Cornet bands 10 a. M, review
OF the antiques and horribles in front of the
character costumes, first SIS. second
3d. third So; IL a. M. reception
OF guests at the Salmagundi rooms. l p. m,
formation OF procession on Broad street. A
signal OF three guns will be fired for the pro-
cession to form. One gun will be fired for
the procession to move. The line of march
Will be as follows: Form on Brood, down
Main to Plum, up Plum to Fifth, up Fifth to
Bush down Bush to Third up Third to Fulton,
up Fulton to Fifth and down Fifth to the
park. The order of the procession, of which
Hon. NJ. S. Chandler will be grand marshal,
will be as follows: First division, L. A. Han
cock. marshal; platoon of police, G.. A. r.
martial band, Co. @, N. G. s. M; A. e. WEIGH
IL.
st. Paul. LEtoile du Nord Lodge No. 20, 1. O.
.. F.; Red Wing lodge, i. o. o. F.; Red Wing
encampment: select knights, A. o. q. W.;
Patriarchial circle, Harmonic society Sec
ond division, f. A. Carlson, marshal: Red
Wing cornet band, Skandinaviska Sjuk Help
Foreningen, Ski club; principal, faculty and
students OF Hague seminary; Companies A,
and ID, Red Wing giants: Red Wing Fire
department, Red Wing Butchers association,
employees of Z. B. Howe s. Co. Third divis-
nm onD1 n, ,.f-%
ware association, Red Wing Wagon company,
Red Wing Manufacturing company, Red
wing furniture company, Red Wing Printers
union, Red Wing Painters association; en-
pioyes OF Andrew Danielson, G. A. Carlson,
Charles Betcher Densmore Bros, F. j. Lime,
L. A. Grange mills, Simmons & Jamson and
A. Mckinnen; mayor and city council presi-
dent or the day and speakers; citizens in
carriages, citizens on foot. On arrival at the
park, the following program will be observed:
Music, band, prayer, Rev. j. W. Hancock;
music, quartet; reading OF Declaration Of In
dependence, Hon. o. 81. Hail. music, cornet
band; Grafton, Hon. B. B. Herbert; music,
Harmonien society; address, Gen. S. P. Jen-
nison; address, DR.. G. N. Hewitt; music,
band; address, Hon. W. c. Williston; address
Col. William Colyille; music, G Gorge D. Ashel-
man; address, Hon. FL. B. Urlson; address,
Prof. Ct. Q. Brohaugh; music, cornet band;
address, Hon. +. W. Hoyt; music. America
me remainder Of the program for the day
VIII include hose-laying exhibition,
WE. Hawkins hose company to boat the state
record; aWard,an elegant belt Firemen's hub
and hub race, walking match, sack race,
wheelDarrow race, boys foot race, tug of war
between twelve men from Hubbard guards
and twelve from the fire department.; potato
race, whipping the rooster, chasing the
creased pig. ETC., etc. The day will auspi-
ciousiy close with q grand t1reman's ball at
the Casino in the evening. The officers of the
day will be: President, His Excellency, Gov
L. +. Hubbard: e-presidents, +. B. Howe
ana l. K. Simmons; grand marshal hon. M
y. Chandler; assistants, L. A. Hancock, F. a.
Carlson and Jacob Christ; orator, Hon. B. B.
Herbert; reader of Declaration of Independ-
enee, Hon. o. NJ. Hall; chaplain, Rev. ]. W.
Hancock.