St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
UNDER A FINE SKY
Continued From First Page.


Hall on Friday morning at half past nine.
win wear the regulation army cap with &c.
A. RI In silver letters thereon: also the
badge and white belt The general staff
will be designated by gold cOlored badges
on the breast stamped with title. They are
requested to report promptly at $50 at the
hall. Here the four divisions will be
formed and the visiting posts received. The
First Division, which is under the command
OF Col. III. G. Hicks Of Minneapolis, forms
on Fifth street the right resting on the
south side of Fort street. Second forms on
Fifth street. right resting on south side Of
Franklin. Third forms on Market street,
right resting on north side OF Fifth. The
Fourth, under command OF Col j. Il.
Drake of St Paul. forms on Washington
street, right resting on north side OF Fifth.
The Sons OF Veterans, numbering about
seventy, will follow, sReaded by Edward III.
Milham. commander of st. Paul camp.
The veterans and Sons OF Veterans will be
ACCOMPANIED by the First regiment Of the
Minnesota National Guard. Capt.
O'Brien i'm command of the Battery, fol-
lows, succeeded by Capt. Aarkoe, st. Paul
calvary; Capt. Fahey, Hibernian rifles;
Capt. Brandt. Norwegian Infantry, and
Chief Black with detachment of the ST.
Paul fire department. These form on Mar
ket street.
THE CARNIVAL CLUBS
will form as follows: First division. Wash
ingtOn street: Second. Franklin; Third. EX-
change; Fourth. Fort; Fifth. on Oak. All
of these divisions with their right resting
on north side of Fifth. The Sixth forms on
Fifth street with its right resting on west
side of Oak street. The usual line Of march
will be taken TO the palace.
After the parade the Grand Army Will re-
turn TO carnival hall where speeches will be
delivered and friends received. In the
evening the Grand Army forms on the same
ground. Capt. Beams company ID, First
regiment and Capt. O'Brien's ST. Paul ar
tillery precedes them. The former acts as
skirmishers while the artillery plants
itself on the adjacent hill. The tactics
of the beseiging force Will be
the same as that observed in
the storming by the Fire King with the eX-
ception that the Gordon around the palace
will be on this occasion eight instead of
four men deep. The artillery will cannon
ade during the attack. and the militia keep
I'D a skirmishing fire with blank cartridges.
Wires will be run from the battlements of
the castle to the beSeigers' camp and along
these wires bombs will be fired which only
explode at the end of the wires and as they
fly along they give out kissing sound.
This adds TO the realistic effect of the bonn
bardment Sixteen thousand roman can
dies carrying ten balls each have been pro-
vided for the occasion. Adjt. Cross says
the day parade will surpasS anything that
has yet been seen in st. Paul, and the
stOrming will be one of the finest spectacu-
lar scenes ever witnessed on the continent.
The headquarters of the assaulting com
mander, Gov. Hubbard of Minnesota, will
be marked by a continual display of green
| fire. The St. Paul members of the G.. \.
r. are requested by the adjutant general to
wear their badges during the carnival week.
i'm order that they may BE recognized and
thereby give information TO strangers.
In order that the public may be under nc
misrepresentation in regard TO accommoda-
tons, the carnival committees apartment
bureau can take care of about 5000 ladie:
and gentlemen from 20 cents to So pei
night. There will be no fear Of scarcity
of room and every precautiOn is taken Il
prevent oyercharging and extortion of any
kind.