St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-12
DEDICATED TO ST. PAUL
a Love Feast Of Representatives of the
Twin Cities at the Expo
sition.
What the Mayor of Minneapolis Said
to the Mayor of st.
Paul.
4 Probability of a Combined Fat
Stock, Citrus and Bench,
Show.
Programme for Next Week--The Or
phans, Germans, Mtllers and
Locomotive F1remen.
s.. PauIDayat1he Exposition.


Yesterday was st. Paul day at the Mlr-
neapOlis exposition, and the attendance was
about equal to that of Friday, which was
dedicated to the ''Other twin" Mayor
Rice arrived at l o'clock at the
head of delegation consisting of members
of the city council. the board of public
works, commissioners of Ramsey county,
health department, board of control and
other leading citizens. Mayor Ames and
members of the city government were at
the depot, and rendered an escort
to the Exposition. The vlSl-
tors were each decorated with
blue badges upon which was stamped the
seal of st. Paul. At the Exposition Capt.
Gilmore. in the place Of President Wash
burn, extended hearty welcome. de told
q little story of farmer who had pair OF
twin coltS-One 5 years old, the other
feHIS old. So with the twin cities. One
If them Is a little younger than the other,
)ut they are both husky darlings. and have
crown so large that the Exposition found 1t
impossible To entertain them on the same
day. He next introduced
MAYOR AMES,
who in a characteristic and cordial address
rendered the freedom of the city to the st.
Paul visitors. He closed by saying that II
the friendship of the tive cities was as
strong as that which existed between the
mayors, that such thing as ''cold wave"
of feeling will never com6 between them.
Mayor Rice responded briefly and cordially,
and psaised the Exposition IN manner
that left no doubt as to his sincerity.
After this exchange OF friendly greetings
the Me0ican band burst cut in the inspiring
0f 4la Ex-n0cifiOn march and ina
visitors left the platform to examine the
various attractions Of the great show.
THE DIRECTORS MEETING
was held in the morning and Secretary
BTyon read the following:
Give you s hearty welcome.
SAM II. KERARD, President.
J.R. JOHNSON, General Manager.
c. NJ, Palmer, from the committee on ad-
vertising, reported having seen notice that
two large excursions will leave Ohio on the
18th and 22d for the Exposition; also that
excursion tickets are being sold from Column
bus. O., at SIC. 20; Cincinnati, $50. IS; In
dianapolis, S22. so. These tickets are good
for forty days, and the agents report that
large partts,can be expected.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THE COMING WEEK
was next discussed and decided upon as fol-
lows:
Monday, German Day-Visit of the Milwau-
kee Leiderkranz society and attendance OF
all German musical and civic organizations.
Grand chorus by the LeIderkranZ and Har-
monia societies.
Tuesday, Millers' Day-Visit by the Millers'
National association, Pennsylvania State
MIlers' association and millers from Mime
sofa and adjoining states.
Wednesday, Orphans Day--Visit of all iu-
mates of orphan asy lums Of Minneapolis as
80 0f prns
afternoon and evening for the benefit OF the
little ones.
Thursday, Second Minneapolis Day-Mon-
ster parade of military and civic societies in
the evening.
Friday, Railroad Day-visit OF National
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Saturday, Masonic aud Secret Society Day
Attendance of local and Northwestern COM
manderies of knights Templar before depart
ure to attend the triennial conclaVe at st.
Louis.
MONDAYS PROGRAMME
is especially elaborate in honor Of the re-
ceptOn of the Milwaukee Leiderkranz
society. a grand chorus composed of the
LeiderkranZ and Harmonic societies will
render several selections. The Mexican
band win also render the following pro-
gramme:
Wanderlust, (rnarch), Curth; Der Frey
Rhein, (gavotte) c. Lantann. Thirty min
uteS intermission. Dichter und Bauer, lover
ture), Suppe; Blaue Danau, waltz, Strauss:
Homage Yienne, (pOlka), Strauss. Thirty
minutes intermissiOn. TannhauSer, (pot-
pouri), Wagner; Faust, (fantasia), Gounod;
Sehuhert's serenade-
THE ORGAN RECITAL
will include the following numbers:
Swedish Wedding March, Sodermann; grand
chorale for full organ, Julius Andre; petit
offertoire in G minor, Baptiste; credo from
Hayden's mass; "Star Spangled Banner"
NOTES.
Energetic efforts are being put forth to Sc
cure an attraction for the winter season that
will create another Exposition boom. 1t is
plan 10 have combined fat stock, citrus and
bench show. A portion of the building will
be inclosed and fitted up for the exhibits.
Col. Hubbard left last evening on trip to
Chicago, expecting to return Tuesday
All the orphans of the various asylums of
the city will be supplied with tickets on
Wednesday by the kindness of Regan Bros.
Gunner, the restauratuer, will also furnish
the children with a lunch. 1t is expected
that about two hundred orphans will be
present
The pageant next Thursday night will be
dismissed at the doors of the Exposition.
Ali the civic and military societies will par
Hcipate.