St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-04
FIRST DIVISION.

Capt. w. Blakely. commanding.
Great Western Band.
Company + and c, First Regt- n. G. S. NJ.
ST. George Snowshoe Club.
Uniformed Visiting Organizations.
Scandinavian Ski.
SECOND DIVISION.
Capt. William Dawson. Jr., commanding.
North Star Toboggan.
Excelsior.
ST. Paul Curling
Nushka Toboggan-
High School Toboggan.
Crescent.
Pioneer.
Ice Bear Club.
Third-The detail for the attack upon the
palace viii be under the immediate command
of the Fire King. and will be composed of
the following examinations:
THIRD DIVISION.
Capt. 7. ID. O'Brien commanding.
First Regiment band.
Comp any D. First regiment. NJ. n. e..
Windsor Toboggan club.
Hiawatha.
Globe.
Carnival Skating.
Keweenaw.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Capt II. j. Markoe commanding.
Seven Corners Snowshoe club.
Tasaka Skating.
Mistletoe.
Noyes Bros. & Cutler.
Calumet
Ryan Drug.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Lieut.. S. Bakely. commanding.
Uncle Sans Toboggan.
Strong & Hackett.
Alaska Skating.
c. Gotham Co.
Dayton's Bluff.
Unions.
Peboan.
Railroad.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Col. c. Brandt Commanding.
Shinahto Toboggan.
Royal Route.
st. Paul Business College.
Oneota
Palace Skating.
Lafayette Toboggan.
Mohican.
West Side.
Fourth-The St. Paul TOboggan club is
detailed as guard Of honor 10 the Fire King,
and the Owl Toboggan club as aides-de-camp
Fifth-The Emmett Light artillery, ST. Pau
cavalry and Norwegian infantry will be posted
as sentinels inside the Gordon around the
palace. Lieut.. Shea, Emmett Light artillery,
is detailed as officer of the guard and will see
that it is properly posted.
Sixth-All military organizations will report
for duty fully armed and equipped. Com
panies c, ID and L will be provided with blanl
cartridges. All militia men will turn out witt
| their respective companies, unless excuses
| by company commanders.
Seventh-The details for the defense aut
military companies detailed for guar
duty will rendezvous at the Ice Pal
ace at 1880 p. IN. sharp. The de
tails for the attack will rendezvous a
follows: Third division viii form on Tent
street, right resting on east side of Mime
| sofa. Fourth division on jackson str Get
right resting on south side OF Tenth. Fiftl
division Robert street, right resting OF
| south side OF Tenth. Third. Fourth
Fifth and Sixth divisions will report as allow
| TO their respective commanders.
Eighth-An uniformed organizations no
men toned in the above details vii
| hold the outposts ar the entrance &
the grounds during the attack on tn
palace and after a cessation of hos
tilities has been declared and the pro
procession formed for the grand parade wi
| form in rear OF the Sixth division as
marches out of the grounds.
After the cessation of hostilities the process
sion for the grand parade will be formed a
| follows:
First-Ice King and forces, constitutin,
| First and Second divisions.
| Second-Fire King ana forces, constitutin
Third. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth divisions.
All organizations having torches will be el
pected TO use them on the occasion. The sis
nal for the commencement of the attack afte
the formation of the line around the palac
will be volley fired by Company ID, of the a
lacking forces. answered by volley OF Con
| penies and A. of the defense.
Club commanders are instructed that dii
erection must be used in the use of candle
men being cautioned 10 hold them at an any
of forty-five degrees TO proven accidents.
ID. A. MoSFoRr,
Commander-in-chief for Feb. 4. 1886
CAPT. ED. S. BEAN,
Chief of STAFF.
THE KINGS FoRCFs