St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-13
!, arriage contalng R. A. Smith. George R
Thompson. W. A Van Siyke and
a. s Tailmadge-


Great Western band.
G.. y. Morgan's Sons of Veterans drum corps |
L. P. Plummer Post G. A. r. No. so, Mime |
apolis, so men. commanded by NJ
H. Sessions.
6. n. Morgan's drum corps.
G.. N Morgan post, G.. A. r. No. 4, Mime
apolis, 400 men commanded by WASH
iEgton Pierce
Glib post, G. A r., White Bear, No 70, 25
men, James Lunnigan, COM
mander.
Acker post, G.. A. r.. No. 1, Saltwater. 40
men, H. C. Voorhees,, commander.
Candy post, G. A r.. Farmington. No. AZ,
SO men, J. NJ ID. Crarft, COM
mander-
Haywood post. G. A. r., No. So, Mortified,
so men, ID. +. Kelley. commander.
St Paul Sons OF Veterans drum corps, 22
men,
Brainerd post, G.. A. r. No. so, Braiuerd, 20
men. A. E Veon. commander.
Sons of Veterans, ST. Paul. 40 men, E. II.
Hulhany, commander.
Sons OF Veterans. Minneapolis, Is men. s.
Hale. commander.
Saltwater cornet band.
Acker post G. A K. No 81, St Paul. 135
men, Senior vice commander, Forbes.
GARFIELD post G.. a. r. No. s. St Paul, so
men, VI. V. Waffies. commander.
Winthrop post G.. A. R. No. 6S. St. Paul, 60
men Gen. Loizure, commanding.
Capt Bean.
Division commander, Capt. Blakeley.
Company ..D'' VI. n. G., 12O men.
Lieut. Metz, commander.
Company &C. NJ. y. G., IS. Lieut. Craig,
commanding
Company .-E'' NJ. n. G., 24 men, Lieut..
Price, commanding
St Paul cavalry, 24 men, Lieut.. Ostrum,
commanding.
Detachment ST Paul fremen, so men. Capt.
Keleher. commanding.
Emmett light artillery, four pieces, l6 men.
Capt O'Brien, commanding.
CARNIVAL CLUBS.
St. Georges SnOWshOe club, commanded by
DR.. Macdonald, 20 men
Duluth Toboggan club. AZ men.
White Bear Lake TobOggan club, - men.
Little Crow club, Saltwater, % men.
Wacouta Toboggan club, 81 men,
Scandinavian Ski club, carrying skis, 20 men.
Windsor TOboggan club, 25 men.
Owl Toboggan club in sleigh drawn by four
white horses, containing "a ladies and
8 gentlemen.
North Star Toboggan club. 3S men.
Excelsior Toboggan club, 40 men.
Ko-Ko-Ko-Ho or The Owlets. in a sleigh with
20 ladies and gentlemen.
Nushka TobOggan club in two stages OF the
Minnesota Stage company numbering
20 men.
High School Toboggan club, 10 men,
Ryan Toboggan club, 80 men.
Polar TobOggan club, % men,
Metropolitan band
Arctic TObOggRn club, 20 men,
GLOBE Toboggan club on horseback under
command OF Capt. Moffett, 46 men;
toboggan drawn by two white
ponies
Carnival Skating club, 80 men,
Idaho Toboggan club, drawn in sleigh with
six horses, each wearing a chime of
bells, containing 25 ladies
and gentlemen.
fslr1 lad Inv
their own drum corps, numbering
Z. 44 men.
Noyes Bros. & Cutters Carnival club, pre-
ceded by an Indian in war-paint- The
officers carried cleavers in lieu of
swords, followed by ladies in
carriages, 80 men.
Calumet Toboggan club, numbering 40 men.
Ryan Drug Company Toboggan club, 35 men.
Strong-Hackett TObOggsn club. % men.
Dayton Bluff Toboggan club. 30 men,
Railroad Carnival club, 25 men,
Shinah-To Toboggan club, % men.
Royal Route Toboggan club, 30 men.
Palace Skating club in decorated sleighs, 40
members.
Lafayette TobOggan club. 26 men.
Minnehaha Toboggan club, 33 men.
West Side Toboggan club, in two sleighs
containing 40 ladies and gentlemen.
North Light Toboggan club, "a men.
CARNIVAL CLUBS
The turnout of the carnival clubs yester-
day afternoon was highly creditable TO the
publie-spiTitedness of the members. From
the varied uniforms and costly banners
/ bearing many devices, they were most in
! teresting, and TO the stranger novel feat
ure in the parade. The St Georges snow