St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-04
To-NIGmT,s EXCURSION.
MinneapoIiS' Exodus TO 81. Paul.
Arrangements Completed.

Minneapolis Exodus 10 Ste Paul..
Arrangements Completed.
There is now every indication that Min
neapolis will send to the ice carnival this
evening delegation which, in size and
makeup, shall be in every way worthy the
CITY. Such details as could be arranged in
advance are now completed, and this even
ing will close up the rest. Excursion trains
in sections Of ten cars will leave the union
and Milwaukee depots at 1880 this evening
and as rapidly as the cars fill additional sec
tions will be dispatched, so there will be no
lack of facilities. The last Manitoba train
will leave st. Paul. for the return. at 1920
o'clock and the last Milwaukee train at IL
o'clock. The motor train Will be at Wash
ington avenue at midnight and street cars
will be detained for the accommodation of
all. The following circular was issued yes
terday:
GENERAL ORDERS.
The following order of processihn has
been decided upon for the several organize
tons that will go to ST. Paul this evening,
leaving the Milwaukee and union stations
at 1880 sharp:
Band.
G. n. II.
Board of Trade.
City Council
Chamber of Commerce.
Military.
Uniformed Private Organizations.
80 Toooggan Clubs.
Citizens.
The above order will be carried into effect
upon the arrival of the trains at the union
depot in ST. Paul. All are earnestly re-
quested to take their places in line as soon
as possible upon arriving. The procession
will form on the space opposite the depot,
and the line of march will be thence up
Third street to Minnesota street and out
that avenue to the carnival grounds.
A meeting of all committees is earnestly
requested at the Office of w. E.. Steele at
II o'clock Thursday morning, Feb. 4.
Office No. II North Third street. All or
CARNATIONS are requested to have repre-
sentative present at said meeting.
1t is advised that all wishing to participate
in the parade purchase admission tickets TO
the palace grounds before leaving MInneap-
oils. A. A. AMEs, Marshal.
w. E. STEELE, Chairman.
NOTES.
W. E. Steele went to st. Paul yesterday and
had conference with the managers, receiv-
ing several suggestions which he will lay be-
fore the meeting this morning.
The military companies will meet at
O'clock. sharp, at the armory, to march to
the train.
Members of the chamber of commerce will
meet at the chamber at z, and the Makwa
club will meet with them.
Trains over both roads will meet at st.
Paul and it is matter Of Indifference by
which road the eXcursionists CO.
The Jumbo club had a rousing meeting last
night at 208 South Washington avenue and
decided to turn out in full force tonight, at
least 800 strong. The club will be preceded
by q good band, with Peter Noel as drum
major. The following officers were elected:
Captain, Al Schafer; first lieutenant G. A.
Long; second lieutenant, Frank Curry; mar
shals, George w. Martens, Gus Crumweide,
William Coleman and Dell Terrill; color
bearers, william F. Crumbach and Thomas
Brennan; committee on arrangements. George
Rose. - tF4.H
The North Star Toboggan club have
accepted the invitation of the North Star
Toboggan club of St. Paul, and will be their
guests tonight. Their ladies will be the
guests of the Dolly Varden's of st. Paul.
The North Stars will join in storming the
palace. They will leave on the z O'Clock
train, and special car has been provided for
them.
DR.. A. A Ames was elected an honorary
member of the North Star Toboggan club
last night.