St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-15

yesterday to sell tickets from local points on
their line. at a rate of fare and fifth. two
days week, tickets good to return within
nve days from date of sale.
The Little Crow Toboggan club was organ
lzed yesterday II is composed of young
boys The officers are: President, Charles
Lynch; vice president. Lester Mahon; secre-
tary, George Cole; Captain, Charles Hamilton:
lieutenant. Hugh CASTOR.
Promiscous bouncing was the order Of
the evening at the Ryan, after the order Of
the ceremonies last night. Everyone on
ou whom the jolly snowshowers and tobog-
gamers could get their hands were treated to
that pleasure.
W. J. Dyer Bros. aAe just publishing q
piece of Instrumental Ttspsic entitled, The
Ice Palace March," The music sheet con-
tains picture of the palace. and the piece is
dedicated 70 the carnival 1t will be out in q
few days.
Mr.. \. Holloway OF St Georges snowshoe
club. winnipeg. is in the city consulting with
the Carnival association. His club will give
some entertainments here during the carni-
val and have grand program of sport ar
ranged.
All former residents OF the upper penin-
sula of Michigan are requested to meet at DIR.
Woolway's ONCE, corner Seventh and Jack
son streets. Saturday evening at 80 O'Clock
Tor the purpose OF organizing a snowshoe
club.
f. C. Cauvett OF Minneapolis was enthusi-
astic In his praises of the procession and cere-
monies W. J. Freaney and he propose or
ganizing Twin City Toboggan club com
posed of ''tin soldiers exclusively.
Winter sports received q healthy boom last
night and there viii be many more clubs
formed before the palace opens. The ladies
OF the different clubs looked very pretty in
their attractive uniforms.
bn hor,5a ~. -
Twelfth and Minnesota streets was brilliantly
Illuminated with hundreds of candles and
Chinese lanterns The entire line cheered IL
while passing.
The music didn't cost a cent. The Great
western band, the First regiment band and
the Fife and Drum corps, of the Sons of
Veterans, each rendered their services free of
charge
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly comes
out this week with fine cut of the ice pal
ace. drawn by c. Upham. who was here a few
weeks ago in the hands of Secretary Hanson.
J f. Saekett, the museum man. is in the
city and was an interested spectator last
night. He says that big delegation is COM
ing TO the carnival from Indianapolis.
Mayor Rice returned his compliments to
the Ideals In his speech last night speaking
of the ice palace, he said, Even the st. Paul
Ideals commend it,"
IL was a big advertisements the celebration
and was first suggested by DIR. Macdonald.
president OF ST. Georges SnowshOe club.
Thanks, doctor.
A very fine design of the ice palace, made
from sugar by the chief cook OF the Ryan.
was on exhibition In the rotunds OF the hotel
last night.
Several members of the vushka club were
bounced as they made their appearance in
the Ryan last evening before the procession
started.
There was universal interest manifested in
the celebration. Leading dailies throughout
the country ordered full accounts telegraphed
them.
The miniature ice palace near the entrance
TO the grounds and which is devoted TO the
sale of wet goods was in full blast last night.
The Wakouta TobOggan club entertained
its guests, the Minneapolis TobOggan club,
with banquet at the Ryan last night.
The streets along the lire of march could
not hold the crowds. Every window and
housetop was occupied.
The streets were crowded for blocks away
from the palace with people who could not
get near the grounds.
Fargo and Saltwater have an interest in the
palace. Each sent block for the corner,
and both were used.
Ehle Allen kept a force at work burning
colored lights while the procession was pass
iuk lut
The Hotel Ryan bar set an elaborate free
lunch last night after the parade. 1t received
elegant attention.
No one worked harder than Aid. Van Slyke.
II was ''all work and no play" sure enough,
with him.
Frank Lawrence had an illuminated picture
of the ice palace in his window during the
parade.
st. Georges SnowshOe club of Winnipeg
will be quartered at the Ryan during their
visit.
A. s. Tallmadge's tall form appeared i'm
mense in his long ulster-like snowshoer's s
coat
There was no general illumination, but many
places were brilliant with their many lights.
a new toboggsn club was organized yester-
day of boys, and is called the Minnehaha.
Several newspaper men carried torches.
They looked immense in their uniforms.
Thousands of visitors from outside cities
were in St. Paul and attended.
DIR. W. W. Day was immense on the back of
his fiery untamed charger.
a great many farmers and country people
were in the city last night.
George r. Finch was the happiest man in
town last night.
A great many Winnipeggers took in the
celebration.
The Ice Bear club created a sensation.
A thing of ice is joy for awhile.