St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-05

with the fur of the polar and black bear.
The horses were such as any city might
well be proud TO have upon their thorough
fares. and their sleek skins were groomed
until they fairly glistened in the sunlight
Taken all in all the display was one of the
most ENJOYABLE features yet planned by the
association. At O'clock the parade to the
palace started. going through Sibley. Sixth
and Minnesota streets. About hfty OF the
euuipages entered the drive to the palace.
Below is given a description of the most
prominent turnouts in the display:
A LIST OF EQUIPAeEs.
A. NJ. Drake and ladies, a very attract
i've turnout being double-seated cutter
drawn by three horses abreast. the two out
side ones being bay and the center one
white over the saddle of the center horse
was a high arch of bells decorated with
raccoons' tails. The horses were beautifully
decorated in colors-
j. w. Luck and ladies, span of ponies
and a small. double-seated cutter. COlored
tassels hung from the harnesses. The
ladies wore the uniform of the NuShka
club.
James King, span, double cutter with
decorations.
w. A. SOmers. single rig.
Z. w. Shirk, single rig.
Adam Fetsch, light cutter drawn by his
fast trotting mare.
DIR. j. III. Raymond, single zig. the doc
tor wearing the uniform of the St George s
SnOwshoe clHb.--r
John Ii. Horton. single rig.
ID. X. Noyes. double team with decora-
tions.
C. c. DeCoster. double-seated, square,
fancy cutter with span.
Samuel Dawson. span of horses and cutter.
Il. B. Marrett, his fast span of horses
drawing a light cutter.
Ii. NJ. Little. single rig.
Reuben Warner aud ladies, span.
r. Nj. and l.. Newport, the latter in un-
form. two horses tandem, handsomely
decorated.
Gen. H. II. Sibley. large open barouche,
with spans and decorations.
Hezekiah Hall. single rig.
w. S. Morton, double cutter with span.
Michael Cummings. single rig, with
Prince" in his horses head blanket, also
streamers.
DR.. j. Nj. Welsh. two black horses tan
dem, with red and blue decorations.
DIR. Markoe, single rig.
z. S. Chittenden and lady. double seated
cutter, single horse decorated with black
and orange. Mr.. Chittenden wore a uni
form. with snowshoes at his back.
ID. A. Monfort and ladies, double seated
swell box cutter. with span and deco
rations.
w. S. Monroe. single rig. blue trimming
and his fast horse
A. J. Wampler and DR.. A. j. Quinn,
single rig.
Edward Scott. horse and cutter.
Charles Fairchild. Double-seated cutter,
white span of horses, and snowshOes on the
rear of the cutter.
Dr. j. II. Bryant. horse ana cutter.
Judge G.. b. Young. double-seated cut
ter. span, decorated; he wore the Owl club
uniform.
The boat sleigh Nightingale. drawn by
eight horses and filed with members of the
st. Georges and Ice Bear clubs Ths
whole was handsomely decorated and COW
cred with white fur robes.
A rig that excited considerable amuse-
ment was jackass attacked 10 a diminu-
tive pung.
Col. Allen drove pair of bays.
Charles j. Berryhill, span, black and
bay.
Frank B. Clark, handsome span of
blacks; decorated.
DR.. Edgar Snyder, single rig.
The Manheimer brothers, a very attract
i've, large, double cutter drawn by four
horses abreast. all decorated with red. vio-
let and blue streamers.
DR.. l.. NJ. A. Roy. single rig with a
unique low cutter. which attracted atten-
ton on account of its oddity.
G. T.. Smith, span of grays, decorated;
he wore the st. Georges uniform.
The Rainbow Toboggan club appeared in
uniform in large bus. handsomely dec
GRATED and drawn by four horses. banners
flying,
IT. c. Luly and ladies. barouche sleigh,
drawn by a span, decorated.
Joseph Mackey, single rig.
One of the most attractive equipages