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

statue on Bridge square: 8 D. H., grand
promenade concert at carnival hall
THIRD DAY.
"wednesday Feb. 3. arrival OF King
Borealis from the regions of perpetual ice
and snow IN the extreme north; 3 y. m.
King Borealis. accompanied by his chief
dignitaries and officers. arrives at the union
depot by special train where he is received
by delegation of leading citizens and con-
Quoted Ia he city hall where the mayor
formerly invests him with the freedom of
the city; $3.50 p. m, grand pa .ade OF all
visiting and local clubs In full uniform,
acting as escort TO the king and his court in
his progression from the city hall to his
royal palace: p. IN, grand official recep-
ton by their royal majesties, the king and
queen, at carnival hall.
FOURTH DAY.
Thursday, Feb. 4, IL a. m. curling
match on rink i'm palace grounds for chal-
lenge cup. valued at $3.50. open to all clubs;
2 p. m. winter in ST. Paul, how the citi-
zens enjoy themselves during the season OF
frost and snow; from 2 to 4 p. IN. Third
street. from Seven corners TO Sibley street,
will be reserved for pleasure equipages.
during which period citizens with their
guests will occupy it in winter holiday at
tire and equipage and in such number as to
!
more line horses and beautiful tuTnOuts than
any other city in the world. st. Petersburg
not excepted; S p. m, arrival of the Fire
King and attendant gherbers at the palace
of King BOrealis; declaration of war; $3.50
p. M, assault on the palace by the Fire
King and his forces; defense by the fee
King; repulse of the attack ana sOrtie by
| the garrison: defeat of the Fire King; re-
treat and dispersal of his army.
FIFTH DAY.
Friday, Feb. D, II a. m, fancy skating
/ tournament at the rink in palace grounds;
3 p. m, grand tObOggan parade of all to-
] boggan clubs. including both ladies and
gentlemen of the organizations with tobog-
gans deliberately decorated and other taste
full and fanciful features; s p. M, grand
carnival masquerade at carnival hail.
SIXTH DAY.
Saturday, Feb. 6. II a. m. grand parade
of Esquimaux dog trains with their driver
followed by a tribe OF fifty Sioux Indians
i'm full war paint: ? p. m, trotting races on
track on the Mississippi river opposite the
city; y. IN. concert and exhibition or The
Winnipeg branch of the ST. Georges Snow.
shoe club. introducing representations o!
winter sports and pastimes in the dominion
including the sword dance. bouncing. snake
dance, club songs and character sketches.
SEVENTH DAY.
Monday. Feb s, IL a. M. tObOgganing al
all the slides; p. m, match game of poll
at the rink in palace gTOundsfOr prize badg
and championship of the Northwest: 3 d
m, grand prize snOwshOe race at the palac,
grounds; s D. M, second entertainment b.
the Winnipeg st. Georges club at the car
niyal hall; entire change of program.
EIGHTH DAY.
Tuesday, Feb. 9, IL a. IN, dances. foo
races and other exhibitions of Indial
sports by the band of Sioux Indians a
their encampment at the palace grounds;
p. m. grand prize grotesque masquerade
through the principal streets; 8 p. IN.
illumination of the palace and entlr
grounds by colored fires and disS0lyin
lights. TObogganing for prizes by all Wis
iting and local clubs.
NINTH DAY.
Wednesday. Feb. TO-, IL a. M. prize ex.
hibtiOn at the palace grounds by the SIX
clubs; D. m, trotting and pacing races 70
gentlemen's driving horses on track at III,
river; 1880 p. M, novel illumination Of the
palace and grounds.
TENTH DAY.
Thursday, Feb. IL, IL a. m. prize snow
shoe contest between white men and Indian
at the palace grounds; p. M, reception G
Shattuck school cadets by juvenile un
formed clubs, drawing decorated tObogga
and dog train procession through the priI
cipal streets and palace grounds; z p. m.
saturnalia at palace grounds. all clubs pal
ticipating. Illumination OF palace an
grounds by colored fires and simultaneoU
ascent of 100 fire balloons. ranging in siz
from fifteen to twenty feet in diamete
concluding with a grand pyrotechnic di:
play.
ELEVENTH DAY.
Friday. Feb. 10, forenoon, reception
visiting posts of G. A. r. by local posts;
D. m, parade of G. A. R., other visitin
and local military companies and all un
formed clubs; 8 p. m, storming Of Il
palace by the G. A. r., defense by the cor
bined uniformed clubs, success of the a
sault lowering of the flag. capitulation
King Borealis and surrender of the ga
rison, who march out as prisoners Of wa
> TWELFTH DAY.
, Saturday, Feb. Is, IL a. m. exhibitiC
of EsquimauX dog trains, with dance
races and games by Sioux Indians in the
; village on the palace grounds; p. m,
slides. Kinks and courses in the pala
grounds reserved for the exclusive use
children: p. IN, grand display of daylig
fireworks, animal balloons. ETC.; p. II
o grand rally and torchlight procession, nov
; illumination of interior of the ice pala
and on the palace grounds.