St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-17
,Ounted anything of the kind he had ever

seen.
AID. Vad Slyke was aboard without his
uniform, but he got there just the same J"
DIR. +. W. Van Slyke. son of the alder
nah. was along with the boys, as guest
E t. Osborn looked as though he had
never had business care in his life.
j. II. Burweu helped the boys sing
Goodbye, my lover. goodbye"
The boys say z. W. Dnrant can mix as
good gin fZz as ever 'hzZed."
Lieut. Price didn't seem to care if the
boys did sit down on his derby.
Dan Moon. the jolly jobber. took hand
In the fun and played it hard.
When it comes to question OF taste, the
Windsor club suit is daisy.
Conductor III. G. Oliver took the train
through in frst-class style.
The Carnival Skating club viii have their
uniforms for the next trip.
George X. Finch was omnipresent and
had smile for everybody.
The North Star club are noticeable fol
their personal beauty.
Saltwater knows good thing when she
sees it.
The lock step was the favorite last night.
ICY CLIPPINGS.
The arches have been arranged. There
will be one at the corner of Cedar and
Third streets. the bases resting on the fouI
corners, the arches meeting in the middle.
The corners will be surmounted by the fig-
ures of trapper, an Indian. bear and a
deer. The arches will be made of perfor-
ated gas pipe, covered with eyergreens
and small globes of colOred glass
will be set along the pipes. The globes
will be Illuminated with gas. similar
arch will be built at the corner of Fourth
and Sibley streets. On the corner OF Sew
enth and Minnesota streets there will be an
arch. on the top of which will stand Swiss
villa with matched roof. The villa will be
Illuminated with electricity and four snow
shoers will be kept there all the time as
guards. The guardsmen will number six
teen.
The Keweenaw Showshoe club was or
ganlZed last evening at DR.. WOOlway'S
office. 1t is composed of former residents
of the upper peninsula of Michigan, and
has already membership of thirty persons.
The officers elected are Julius Austrian,
honorary president; DIR. G. j. Woolway
acting president; a. r Northup, vice pres
ident: Daniel Hanley, secretary; A
Strehler, treasurer; Ed TwOhy, captain
John DOnnelly. assistant captain. Monday
evening committee will report on th'
uniform to be adopted. Among the mem
bers are some expert snowshoers.
All LADIES and gentlemen who wish L
| join the Carnival Skating club will pleas
! send their names. without delay. 10 Mr.
| Annie Eaton. pa East Ninth street. Tn,
colOrs adopted by the club are red, whit,
and blue, in blankets. and the ladies are re
/ quested to wear the above colOrs and make
! blanket costumes to suit themselves. WheI
| in uniform the club members are admitted
| to the carnival grounds and Kinks free. Al
| skaters are expected to be present at tn
next club meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 10, il
\ the RYAN reading room.
On Bridge square an oblOng structure o
| ice. eighteen feet in length and twenty fee
| high. will be built and illuminated witt
/ electric light, each night different dolores
| globe being used. The structure will b
/ surmounted with figures in ice. One-hal
larger than natural size OF an Indian an(
| buffalo.
A fancy dress carnival will be given a
| the Jackson Street Roller Skating rinE
| Saturday evening next. 1t was at frs
proposed to have it a masque affair, bu
those interested have abandoned that idea
| The rink will be specially fitted up for til
| OccdSlOn anu Will De one Oh the uueS
affairs given in St Paul this season.
Mr.. r. V. Pratt, president of the st
! Anthony Park TOboggan club, announce
that slide four hundred feet long is TO b.
erected at the head of LangfOrd Park
which will enable toboggans TO make
sweep of over thousand feet, the entir,
length of the park.
Indian Agent Mclaughlin has informed
the carnival committee that they can secur
tepees at the Crow agency. Twenty-fiv
will be Immediately telegraphed for. Their
| will also be between fifty and sixty In
dians on the grounds.
1t is expected that the clubs win max,
their next excursion to Red Wing mex
| Tuesday night, where it will be received b.
Gov. Hubbard. A large number of ladie:
are expected to go.
DIR. w. w. Day says he has heard from
friends in New York. and there will proba
bly, be large excursion here from that cit
at the opening of the carnival.
Miss Jessie Hall of st. Anthony Park /
organizing skating club to be compose,
exclusively of young ladies. 1t will prob
ably be named the Antoinette.
Fifteen carloads of evergreens for tn
palace grounds are arriving daily. and tn
fences and front of all the buildings will b
covered with them.
The St Georges club will take ru
down the river tonight, at 1880, headed b
DIR. Mcdonald. They will meet at tn
Windsor.