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

Stephen Of the Montreal Witness has been
here for the past ten days sending, letters
regarding the commercial and social condi-
q on and the development Of ST. Paul.
The lady members OF the Cresceuts pre-
scented the club with a beautiful banner. On
q ground of black velvet is q golden crescent
and star Around the black is n border of
white satin At the bottom and on the cor
ners Of the banner are gilt bangles.
The Rainbow Skating club a young ladies'
organization with thirty-nve uniformed mem
bers. VIII not take part in the procession on
Monday. Arrangements have been made for
Thursday afternoon. The members are re-
quested to meet at the Ryan.
Truman w Ingersoll has secured the ap-
pointment of Official and court photographer
FOR thu Winter Carnival and Ice Palace asso-
citation. Hereafter no one else viii be al
lowed to make photographs on the palace
grounds.
Both lady and gentleman members of the
Windsor To boggan club. proposing 10 take
part in the procession Monday evening. must
meet al the Windsor at p N sharp. as the
club will take its position in line soon after
that hour.
Newspaper representatives visiting the city
during the carnival are requested 10 call AT
headquarters at the Ryan and register. On
the presentation Of their credentials they viii
be furnished with complimentary tickets.
The reception in carnival hal next Tues
be free 10 all gentlemen wearing uniforms.
and their ladies. All uniformed ladies viii
be admitted free.
The St. George club win form tomorrow
on Fifth street. with their right resting on
Robert. at o'clock p. IN Every member Is
requested 10 be present provided with a
torch.
Next Thursday will be Minneapolis day, and
the indications are that that city will be
largely represented. On that day the banks
and business houses viii close At 10 o o'clock
n IN.
ID. T. Collingwood, the College avenue land
| scape photographer, has finished in most ar
tistic st, lie large size picture of the Globe
| Toboggan club. 1t is an elegant work OF art
The executive committee OF the carnival
association request that the bus mess houses
close next Wednesday afternoon and allow
| their men TO participate In the parade.
The Seven Corners Snowshoe club passed 6
resolution thanking Mrs. l.. J. Bisiee and
/ Miss Katie FernhaltZ for a beautiful oannei
presented by them TO the club.
Business men cannot better advertise their
concerns and 81. Paul than by sending the
GLOBE to their friends for the weeks Of the
carnival season.
The wakautas have secured headquarters
in the basement OF the chamber Of com
n:erce building, corner Of Sixth and Rober
| streets
Ryan last night and elected several new mem
bers. The membership is now forty three.
All the members of the Union Toboggar
club are requested TO meet AT Armor, hal
this evening at $3.50 In citizens dress.
The Railroad Toboggan club took possession
| of the Ryan rotunda last night, and bounceS
several prominent citizens.
Capt. Bean wants ell club commanders and
their aides 10 meet him at the armory at 81
! o'clock this afternoon.
II is suggested that the army building
could be occupied during the carnival as
lodging house.
The platform on top of the booth building
| at the palace grounds will be reserved Tor la
dies in uniform.
George X. Finch wears more badges thai
any other member of the Carnival associa
ton.
The saloonkeepers' Carnival club wiz NEE
al 2:30 to-day TO arrange for the parade Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. e. Moore has presented the Excel
sior Toboggan club with an elegant banner.
The lady members OF the Wakauta clu
will be in the procession tomorrow night.
The National Guard TobogRan club wi
meet at the armory at p. m. to-day.
The Texas ToboRRsn club uniform up TO th
present writing takes the cake
A special train with excursionists wi
arrive in the city next Thursday.
The clerks were out in force last nigh
drilling.
Wilcox s. Johnson are decorating CarnivI
hall.
The St. George day wiz probably be Eel
IL.
The Crescents met last night and drilled.