St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-04

that things. after all. were just Is they should
be.
The mayor and city council OF Minneapolis 4
and a squad OF nineteen policemen are coming /
down tonight on q special train. arriving !
here TO participate in the storming or the
palace They will be met at the depot by
Mayor Rice and the city council Of St. PAU,
and escorted to the palace grounds After
the exercises there. they will be rendered
banquet at the Ryan,
The drum major OF the Mankato band is
the best man in his line. He can twist that
stick OF his more times to the minute than
any other living man. When the oand
marched under the Third and Cedar street
arch yesterday morning he threw the stick
into the air and when II came down he caught
il on the end of his little finger and balanced
1t there till he reached Robert street. He's
dandy.
! z The latest device in carnival cards is that
of little cupid on a toboggan aud under
/ meath Is the verse:
..When Venus from the god of Love,
His winglets took one day,
The light toboggan then he seized
And gaily stole away"
AFrench gentleman, wearing the decor alton
/ of the Legion of Honor in his button-hole, said
/ to q GLOBE reporter, as the procession was
/ passing: "C'est vraiement une nation mill
/ taire. Dis is vun military nation: hefrey
body know der drill CONNIE soldat; and de
/ Yoman air just de same as de men, Ma foiF
Capt. Cassel. president OF the Minnesota
Press association. desires that all the North
western editors in the city will meet in the
| hall Of the house of representatives to-day at
/ 2 D. N. to elect delegates TO the national con-
vention at Cincinnati. The banquet tickets
/ will be given after the meeting.
| Mr.. George b. Finch was presented yester-
day a letter from MIR James W Taylor, United
States consul at Winnipeg, introducing Mr.. X.
MacFarlane chief factor of the Hudson Bay
company at Fort Chipewagan, LOU miles
from Winnipeg. who made more than half
/ the journey to this city in dog sleighs.
The Alaska Skating club met last evening
at their hail. corner Sixth and Wabasha. and
admitted thirty lady members. 1t was de-
cided to hold a meeting next Friday evening
4 at p. IN. and request all lady members to
attend All members are requested to report
| tomorrow evening at 1880.
| A German who keeps a lager beer saloon
/ and went 10 considerable expense In decOrat-
/ ing his premises and erecting an ice statue,
feels grieved N not being knighted. He ex-
| pected TO be raised TO the beerage under
the title of Baron Won Bockbier, or at least
Count Pretzel.
James Owens, Ike Lederer, Milwaukee, and
]. Rood and Joseph Lederer, New York, oc-
| cupied a carriage in the procession represent
ing the Knights of the Grip club. On it was
/ banner bearing the inscription 1.-The house
| will settle all bills"
All members of the Saloonkeepers TobOg-
| gan club are requested TO meet at Lauer's
man, O-a NAudSud street.. THIS evening " .OO
O'Clock sharp for to-night's procession.
The GLOBE club unanimously resolved at
a meeting last night To tender the visiting
! Northwestern editors q serenade at the capt.
toll this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Oneota club will meet at DR.. A. II.
GOodrich's office this evening at 1880 sharp,
for the purpose of taking part in storming of
the ice palace.
". E Burwell and E. B. Eustis, represent
atives of the North Star Toboggan club,
Minneapolis, were at the kings reception
last night.
City Jailer Spiel had the windows of the
city hall illuminated with candles yesterday,
while the procession was passing on Market
street.
AL members of the Carnival Skating club
will meet tonight at 6:45 at the Armory
Each member is requested TO bring torch.
All members of the Union Toboggan clut
are hereby ordered to meet at Amory hal
this evening, at 1880 sharp. with torches.
The ladies can march longer and kick less
than any company Of snOwshoers or tobog
gamers that was ever organized.
The costumes worn by the royal family al
the reception were brought from New York
especially for the occasion.
The St. Paul board OF trade yesterday ad
jouTned till Thursday morning on account o
: this being Minneapolis day.
The Tasaka skating club will meet at tn
Armory at 1880 sharp tonight. Every mem
3 Der should be present.
Hon. A. ]. Rust a prominent lumbe
: dealer of Eau Claire, Wis, was at the king
reception last night.
All clubs are requested 10 send sample o
l their badge 10 Secretary Hanson for the His
I torical society.
2 The Brainerd Toboggau club serenadeC
} Chief Black at fire headquarters yesterda
morning.
The High School Toboggan club viii NEE
: o'clock sharp this evening at the high schoC
building.
The Tasaka Climb will call at l03 East Thir
: street between and 4 p. IN. to-day for haveI
r | sacks.
Z. W. Durant, Saltwater, and Judge Loeb
G rem were at the reception last night.
+, The Nushkas viii Inject this evening at "a
2 at Grote's In uniform.
4 The hotels are full and running over.