St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-13
ORDER OF PROCESSION

DIR. A. Macdonald, commanding; Il. v.
Beales and DR.. w. w. Day, aides de camp.
Great Western band.
commanding.
Miss Finch, with guard of honor.
Wakouta Toboggan club, Capt. w. IL.
Adams.
Moore.
Ryan Toboggan club, Capt. George c. Finch.
North Star Toboggan club, Capt. X. {.
Wright.
windsor Toboggan club, Capt. T. H. Under
wood.
Scandinavian Ski club.
Crescent Toboggan club.
Muska Toboggan club, Capt. NJ. j. Boyle.
Visiting winter sporting clubs.
SECOND DIVISION.
Can't. II. d. O'Brien commanding and aids.
Gov Lucius +. Hubbard and staff.
Mayor and common council OF st. Paul,
city and county officials in carriages.
Mayor and common council of Minneapolis
in carriages.
Mayor and common council of Saltwater in
carriages.
ST. Paul chamber OF commerce.
st. Paul board OF trade.
Chief Of Fire Department, John I. Black.
Detachment of ST. Paul Fire Department.
Capt. NJ. +. Kelleher, Commanding.
Employees ST. Paul PostUfiice.
THIRD DIVISION.
Capt. W. Dlakeley, Commanding, and Aides.
First Regiment Band.
Company ID, First Regiment, Lieut.. c. Z.
Metz, Commanding.
Company c, First regiment, Lieut.. A. L.
Craig, commanding.
Company Il, First regiment Lieut.. w. w.
Price, commanding.
Emmett Light artillery (dismounted), Lieut..
Shea, commanding.
Sons of Veterrns, Capt. L. II. Milham, CON-
manding.
u -
ing.
St Paul Cavalry, (mounted) Capt. II. J.
Markoe commanding.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Capt. william Dawson com handing and
aides.
Sons of Veterans drum corps.
Acker Post No. II, g. A. r.: commander,
X. V. Pratt.
Garfield Post No. 8, G. A. r.; commander,
V. T.. Waffle.
winthrop Post No. IS, c. A. r., Commander
j. II. Drake.
Carnival Skating Club, President W. L.
Benson.
St. Paul Crusaders, j. f. Mcclure, Presi-
dent
Citizens in Carriages.
The first division will form on Robert
street. right resting on Sixth. The second on
Eighth street, west of Robert, with right rest
ing on Robert. Third on Seventh, west of
Robert, right resting on Robert. Fourth on
Sixth, west of Robert, right resting on
Robert.
marshal at carnival headquarters immedi-
ately upon arriving at the positions above as
signed.
The column will move promptly at s:15 D.
M. ana all organizations must be in position
prior to that time or lose their places in line.
10 this time, are requested to do so before
1870 p. IN. to-day "wednesday, and positions
Will be assigned them.
Commanders of all organizations will please
report to the marshal at the reading room,
Hotel Ryan, at 1880 p. IN. Wednesday, in
order that there may be no misunderstanding
as to details.
The executive committee will have in
building near the Hotel Ryan 600 torches,
which will be distributed to uniformed organ
iZations, whose commanding officers will be
held responsible for their safe return.
Organizations will be dismissed upon the
completion of the ceremony of laying the
corner-block of the ice palace.
LINE OF MARCH.
Starting from carnival Headquarters. down
Sixth to Jackson. down Jackson to Third,
down third to Wabasha, up Wabasha to
College avenue, down College avenue to
Cedar, up Cedar to Twelfth, down Twelfth
to Minnesota and up Minnesota to the pal
ace entrance. The disposition of the vari-
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yet been decided upon. Capt Bean will
visit the grounds to-day and arrange for
this in such manner as to avoid confusion
if possible. The procession will arrive at
the palace about S:45. George II.
Finch has secured 500 flags which
will be distributed among the
different ladies' Mayor Rice will I'M
dOubtedly be the speaker of the hour. Miss
Finch has accepted the invitation to lay the
corner-block and she will be attended by a
guard of honor.
CARNIVAL TIPS.
The st. George Snowshoe club will go to
Saltwater Saturday night for a run. and
all other clubs in the vicinity are invited to
accompany them. Special rates for trans
portatiOn have been made and the club will
return by special train late Saturday night
The club will go in uniform.
Tallmadge Denslow, the little son of DR..
Denslow, has been EIade a member of the
Wakouta TOboggan club.
The st. Georges club will meet at 7:30
O'Clock tonight for drill at the lookout on
Ramsey street hill.
DIR. Day yesterday received the following
letter from the secretary of the Ryan To-
bOggan club:
st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. il, 1SS6-Dr. w. W,
Day, Secretary ST. Paul Carnival Association
Dear Sir: We beg to inform you that we
have organized toboggan club, to be called
the Ryan. We wish to tender our services
and take part in the coming carnival festi-
walls. The ages of our members range be-
tween 10 and Is years. We are fully uni
formed, and, shall you desire, stand ready 10
take part in Thursday evenings procession.
We will be ready at all times to respond to
any call you may make upon TO aid in
making the coming events success. Yours
respectfully. A. II. WARNER,
Secretary Ryan Toboggan Club, 439 Eighth
street.
All persons who may think of features
that Will be of interest by way of entertain
lients during the carnival are requested to
report TO Aid. Van Slyke. All suggestions
will be thankfully received.
Michael Ii. Burke. marshal of the First
division of the Fourth ward in the parade
Thursday night, has appointed as his aides
John Miner, Dick Murnane, Joel Wagner.
Charlie Funk and Judge Flint
The Ryan Toboggan club will meet at the
Ryan promptly at o'clock p. m. Monday.
Jan. Is, for run. The members will be
fully uniformed and will visit the Mer-
chants and Windsor hotels, going down St.
Peter and Seventh streets to the Ryan.
UNDER THE WHEELS.
stuart Cobb Killed While Attempt
ing TO Get on a Train i'm Motion.