St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
FOR THE SECOND WEEK.
Some Important ChanRes---Winni-
neg Men will SfaY.

Some Important ChanRes---Winni-
peg Men will Stay.
The program for the second weeks car
niyal fetes. which is given below, has been
| altered in few particulars, owing to cir
cumstances. and the carrying out of it Will
depend somewhat on the state of the
weather. On
MONDAY, FEB. sTH,
! the seventh day Of the fetes, there viii be to
DogganjRg at IL q. u. at all the slides. The
following are the prices to be awarded:
For gentlemen making the most slides in
twenty minutes; prize, gold medal For club
making best average slides; prize, gold
medal For lady making most runs in twenty
minutes; prize, gold badge. At 2 p. ~,
weather peather permitting, there will be
match game of polo at the rink, in the palace
grounds, for prize badge and oham-
pionship of the Northwest. Mr..
:. s. Cation, Jr., is the superintendent.
The match open to ali clubs, best three In five
20 n finish. The dog train at 3 will parade,
accompanied by the 1ndian ponies harnessed
with two sticks. They will start from Seven
corners and take the usual line OF march to
the palace grounds. On arrival there will be
an exhibition OF dancing in front of the pal
ace. AT in the evening the St Georges
club OF Winnipeg, which has been pre-
vailed upon at special request of the ladies of
st. Paul to defer its intended departure this
evening until Tuesday will repeat the enter
talnment of last night at carnival hall with
an entire change Of program.
TUESDAY, FEB. Q.
Eighth Day-At IL In the morning there
will be dances, foot races and other exhibi-
tions OF Indian sports by the band of Sioux
Indians az their encanpnent in the palace
grounds At p. u. there will be grotesque
masquerade parade through the principal
streets The parade is under charge OF p. j.
6iesen. superintendent, and an appropriate
prize viii be given for the most grotesque
turnout The public is requested to turn out
On foot, horseback, in wagons or IN q balloon
with the most grotesque get-up thst can be
conceived The parade, which is a go-as-you-
please one, will form at l p. u. ct the Arhe-
naeum near Irving park AL the carnival
clubs are invited TO participate and are re-
quested to bring floats. At 2 p. In. there wiz
between and 3. at night the palace and
grounds will be Illuminated with colored fires
and dissolving hghIs- And there w1il also be
tobogganing for prizes by All visiting and 10
cal clubs.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10.
Ninth Day-At IL O'Clock there win be q
prize exhibition at the palace grounds by the
Scandinavian Ski club. The contests are
under Col. O. Brandt. superintendent The
prizes for making the best jumps at club run
on Mississippi street are gold medals for first
and second prizes. II Is expected there viii
be a very large gathering from Rad Wing and
elsewhere. and over 800 are expected.
The Bonspiel or curling match for cup
will commence on Wednesday. The following
are the rinks OF four players each. which will
be represented. Mr.. Archibald McClaren
being the presiding officer; ST. Paul Kinks;
Minneapolis, 3; Portage La Prairie, Maa, 1;
Winnipeg, 8; Portage Columbia county, Wis,
10; Milwaukee. 4; Hamilton. Ont, 4; ColuD-
bia, Wis, l. The game VIII be continued on