St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-01

boggan club in st. Paul The members OF
the Pioneer Tobogean club were Ben Hodge,
Frank Leiber George Senken, Winthrop In
gersoll, Fred and Charlie Mann. Philip, George
and Fritz Allen. Four of them nov belong
TO the newer and larger clubs organized this
/ winter. Nov. we think We ought TO be rec
ognized as having formed the pioneer tobog-
gan club. because we had uphill work at first
boggan. Yours respectfully. Philip G. Allen.
Carnival Association Headquarters, St.
Paul, Minn.-Master Phillip G.. Alien-Dear
Sir; Your favor received and the association
viii take great pleasure In making an exeep-
ton in the case OF your club, and will recog-
nIze as many Of the original members OF the
club as have uniforms, and you will please
report to Capt. Bean, marshal OF the car
nival clubs, TO whom special request has been
made by this association TO assign your club
a position. Geo. R. Finch. President, w. A.
Van Slyke. General Manager.
WHERE TO GET TICKETS.
Tickets for admission TO the palace
grounds are for sale at the following places:
GrOcers-Monfort a. Co., Il. r. Mccormick.
Allen, Moon & Co., Beaupre, keogh & Co.,
I. Metzger.
Northumberland, St James. Magee's,
Ryan, Clarendon. Sherman. Inter-Ocean-
r. K Ticket Odices-Omaha, union depot
| Milwaukee. Kimballs.
Drug Stores-S. p. Wilkes. f. Fl. Hainert.
Lambie & Bethune, a. J. wampler. Clark g.
1 y. :. -. Z
r. A Becker. Hippler Il Collier, A. Sterile,
ReItzke & Co., E. II. Biggs.
Banks-Germania. Bank OF Minnesota,
Merchants National. First National. Second
| National Third National, National German
American, ST. Paul National, Capital. Peo-
pies.
Observation-Disclosures Bros, NJ. +. Ken
nedy Bros. o. & j. Farwell-
Jewelers-Myers Finch.
Book StCres-E. ii. Milham Book and Sta
donery company.
Dry Observation-Disclosures Bros, Field, Mailer
& Co.
Saloons. C. Graus, George Eckles.
Baugh. Grote.
Real Estate-H s FairchId, Paul Martin.
| Ausic-Dwyer Bros
Clothing-Boston One-Price, r. A. Lanpher
& Co.
A SHARP REBUKE.
The following communication was yester-
day received by the editor of the GLOBE.
The earliest opportunity Is here taken to
repair the inexcusable oversight.
To the Editor OF the Globe:
Headquarters OF the Polar Toboggan
club, st. Paul. Jan. 80. 1851 see by your
to-day's issue you have failed 10 give the
| Polar Toboggan club proper recognition.
Now. Mr.. Editor, If you expect your paper TO
pOsper, you had best consider II you can
| afford TO be ignored. or IL the carnival would
be success by not having the Polar Tobog-
gan club assigned proper notice In your
paper. lam yours, very obliging, Roland
Berkey.
MINNEAPOLIS WILL SPREAD.
Editor Buckley of the Minneapolis Hotel
Gazette falls into an unusually humorous
mood and gives the following description
OF how Minneapolis will spread herself on
Minneapolis day at the palace:
| The procession next Thursday will be some
thing gorgeous, IL we may believe the report
| OF the committee on arrangements David
| Blakely is 10 be chief marshal mounted on a
charger, and will carry the property bouquet
| OF the Grand opera house, with a string 10 il,
| To present to the queen of the carnival. Col.
Glenn will be in the paraGe bearing the cleo
| trio light mast on his shoulder The colonel
| says he wants to see st. Paul and all that the
name implies. A delegation from the cham
| Der OF commerce will be headed by e. e.
Sturtevant with Grape on his left arm. The
| board of trade contingent will be led by Mr.
| Allen Jay Blethen. bearing in his arms an
enormous stick OF taffy, festooned with olive
branches. This will be followed by the ghost
of Charles w. johnson, carrying "A Tale of
! Two Cities" on a silver salyer. The East
| siders, 1000 strong, headed by Col. W. s.
| King. carrying a transparency with view OF
| the Winslow house, and motto-"High King"
| Plumbers association, 400 rank and file,
| banner with mOtto-"We Favor Ice Indus
bury and ex-Mayor Ames, designed to show
to what lengths we can go over here in bridg-
| ing the bloody chasm. AID. Sly and Ed a..
Stevens arm In arm. followed by 1900 Scan
dinavian spring voters, bearing aloft the
| legend ''Pillsbury's Best" Frank Mcdonald
with revised copy OF the census and a banner
| with the cabalistic racket "l2e, 200" Judge
Isaac Atwater and a crowd of Juvenile COM
| panions, singing "Shall We Gather at the
RIverI'' Col. James Fairman in a cage at
tended by a platoon of police. Delegation
| from the lumbermen's exchange, scattering
sawdust along the line of march. The Laun-
| drymen's association will go n ong in a body
TO smoothe out any asperities which may
| linger. Then viii come the various trade and
secret organizations, toboggan clubs. private
citizens disguised as citizens of West Sc. Paul,
and the procession to conclude with chariot
containing beautiful young lady carrying
the last dollar out of the town. 1t will be a
day long to be remembered.
THE DRUMMER's CLUB.
The travelling men of the city and num-
Der of travelling men from other points who
are In the city held large meeting at the
Merchants hotel last evening and perfected
arrangements for an organization to partici-
pate in the procession to escort
the Ice King upon his arrival In the
city. Another meeting will be held in the
reading room of the Merchants hotel at
o'clock this afternoon, at which the attend
ance OF all travelling men i'm st. Paul or
Minneapolis is requested. The union will
be decidedly nUvel and original. and will
consist Of linen dusteT, straw hat. red
mlttens, palm-leaf fans. grip sacks, etc.
The association will have their own band,
having secured one from Milwaukee.
CARNIVAL NOTES.
The West Side TOboggan club was or
ganized at the residence of Mr. w. A.
SOmers on Friday evening. and DIR. C. +.
Merritt elected captain. The suit will be a
white blanket. red ard blue stripes. red
stockings and red caps for gentlemen; for
ladies, white ulster. red stripe and trim
mings, red sashs. The following members
were enrolled: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. SOM
ers, Paul Martin, w. C.. johnson, S. w.
Boyd, DIR. Merritt. w. S. Mathew, E. r.
Bryant, William Berlandi, William Boie.
A. l.. Lewis. George Pound, c. Il. Fish,
o. r. Strong, ID. Watson, Z. Ii. Wood, E.
/. Somers, William Sache, Henry Martin.
S. L. Swift, A. w. Coleman, ]. Garlough.
Charles HOlton, Joseph Cullen, Misses
Lizzie and Josie Wood, Mcdonald, Barrett,
Darrah, Richie. Bryant, Prescott and Ber-
landi
The ladies Of the w. c. T. Twill occupy
Booth No. at the head Of the tObOggan
slide on the ice palace grounds where they
will serve refreshments during the carnival.
The members of the different churches, and
all interested in the work, are requested to
send refreshments each day to the rooms of
the Gospel Temperance union and Bethel
mission. IS East Seventh street. The booth
will open to-day.
Mr.. Mesnier, a well-known sketch artist.
who has been connected with Frank Les
lies and other illustrated papers in the
East, arrived yesterday from New York.
Mr.. Mesnuer will remain several weeks in