St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-28
Carnival Notes.

Thursday four blocks of ice will be re-
ceived by the carnival asSociation-on(
from Ortonville one from GlenwOOd, onG
from Big Stone Lake and one
from Bismarck-tO be placed in the palace
walls. The block from Glenwood will
have the name of the town carved in it,
the letters painted red. 1t will weigh
in behalf of the citizens. These blocks,
together with twenty loads of ice from
White Bear will be drawn through the
principal streets Thursday next with con-
siderable pOmp and ceremony.
At a meeting last evening of the Burke
SnOwshOe club the following officers were
elected: First division; p. J. Burke, cap
tain; John Miner, first lieutenant; Albert
Kuby. second lieutenant. Second division:
Joseph Wagner. captain; Herman Shumann,
first lieutenant; Charley Funk, second lieu
tenant. The general officers of the club
are: NJ. ii. Burke, president; Peter Thau-
valid, treasurer; NJ. Il. Muran, secretary.
The Oneota TobOggan club was organ
lied last evening, with Il membership Of
thirty persons, by the election Of the follow
ing officers: President, c. +. WetherOld;
vice president. Miss Foulkner; secretary,
A. II. Goodrich; treasurer, Mrs. CreIghtoni
captain, j. V. Creighton. Suits will be-
white with red trimmings, black hose,
white toque with black tassel.
The Globe TODoggan club had its picture
taken yesterday in uniform, in front of the
GLOBE building. After this the club
marched to Market hall and was drilled an
hour by Capt. George II. Moffett. The
Ryan and Merchants hotels were then WIS.,
tied and cheered, after which the club
marched to the union depot in season 20
cheer the excursiOnists to Faribault.
The Rainbow Skating club has been Or
gained and the following officers elected:
President. Miss Nellie Gamble; vice presi-
| dent, Blanche King; captain, Helen War
ner; secretary. Hope Mcdonald; treasurer,
| Amy Postlethwaite. The uniforms are de-
! cided Oh and the club expects to take part
in the opening exercises.
Don't you call it the Sky club" said
member ski, in Swedish, is pronounced
/ She We are now forty strong and ex-
/ pect before Monday TO raise it to sixty.
We expect to be joined by the Minneapolis
/ club, which numbers thirty members"
The Capital City Toboggan club ha.
/ been organized. with thirty members.
| They suits are to be white, with red tocaul
and hose. Mr.. j. Y. Creighton was elected
| captain, Charles Wetherale president and
| DR.. Goodrich secretary.
The Minneapolis Snowshoe club, to the
number of fifty. will attend the carnival.
| The club will give concert in which they
introduce the Scotch dialect. They wish to
participate in the running races.
Aid. Van Slyck expects to see 1000
snowshoes in line ON opening day next
Monday. There are now $500 fully
equipped and well drilled men. and more
would be to the front if their uniforms were
ady.
One thousand carnival tickets were sent
to st. Cloud Tuesday, and word was re-
| ceived yesterday that 500 of them were
taken and !, 900 more were wanted imme-
diately.
Bows wishing to join the Tippecanoe To-
boggan club are requested to call at ths
Headquarters of the Seven Corners Snow
shoe club, in the Forpaugh block, at p. IN.
to-day.
Mr. E. A. Yoang, president of the Shin
atho TobOggan club, has presented it with &
handsome silk banner, on VIII ch an approa
pirate device is being worked.
The ladies of the Wacouta club will meet
tonight in the parlOrs of the Ryan to con-
slider features for the parade.
The Wakouta club will drill at 1880 this
evening at Market hall. Capt. Adams re-
quests all members to attend
G. r. Finch says the boys ought to wear
their suits every day on the streets or in
business houses.
Fifty members of the Railroad Toboggan
club drilled at the armory last night.
The Crescent Toboggan club will drill al
the Ryan tonight.