St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-04
Patriotism Stored Up for a
Year Now Seeking a
Vent.
Unprecedented Sales of Fire
works and Increased Size
Of the Crackers.
Representative Men of st. Paul
Who Will Take a Little
Recreation.

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and devote their time to making noise.
This is one of the accomplishments of
small boy. The boy who cannot and
does not try to celebrate the Fourth is a
rare youth. Young America is not his
name. and he does not live in st. Paul.
The older persons will generally OBJ
serve the day in various ways. Several
picnicS have been added to the list of
attractions, which will embrace base
ball games and horse racing in large
quantities, boating, or plain trip to
the lake. Many will doubtless go to
the lakes and spend the day there, while
others will remain at home and enjoy
the hustle and confusion incident to the
occasion.
The celebration, as, usual. began
early. Little fireworks cracked last
night, with an occasional report that
sounded like the report of a blank
cartridge
IN A CANNON.
The fireworks this year are much the
same as last, with this addition, that
there are more novelties, and many of
the specimens of crackers are larger
than ever before. At the rate the
crackers are growing they will soon
be as large as joint of ordinary stove
pipe.
At all the stands about the city where
fireworks were to be had yesterday
there was a throng of customers, old
and young, waiting to receive their sup
ply of enthusiasm. Whole bales of
firecrackerS were gobbled I'D as fast as
they could be served out, and pin
wheels, Roman candles, sky rockets.
devil chasers and torpedoes had lively
sale. There was lull in the racket of
explosives, but it was only the calm
which precedes the storm of to-day.
There will be scorched eyelids, diSfg-
urtd cOuntenances and missing digits
ere the sun goes down this evening, but
then it is the Fourth of July, you know,
and must be celebrated.
WHERE THEY ARE GOING.
Deputy Register Herman Hageman-
l intend to stay at home and shoot fire.
crackers.
Abstract Clerk M. r. Murnane-L
think | will take my family out to Lake
Vadnais.
County Auditor Kain-If it doesn't
rain | will go to the races.
William Bickel-Fu go to the base
ball game in the morning and the races
in the afternoon.
County Commissioner Michael J.
Daly-I'll 90 to work.
j. P. Ieitner-AlwayS stay at home ON
the Fourth.
Secretary John Caulfeld, of the Water
Board-l will come down to the office
and go to work, preparatory for the next
two days.
Treasurer Cornelius Crowley-PlI be
here at work all day.
Charles Dana-I think I'll go to Lake
Minnetonka.
Marshal W. NJ. Campbell-Pm going
to Litchfield.
Pat Fortune-I'm going to the st.
Patrick's church picnic at Rice's grove.
Clerk Frank Roberts, of the Probate
Court-I'll go to the base ball game.
Deputy Clerk Peter ESch-TO the base
ball game, probably, and, maybe, to the
races.
Assistant County Attorney M. d.
Munn-rll spend the day with my
family.
Clerk of Courts R. T. O'Connor-I
haven't yet made up my mind.
Mayor Smith-Ill try to go to the
base ball game. The meetings of the
court house commission have prevented
me from attending many games this
year.
Deputy Clerk Baz Armstrcng-rm
going to both games.
Deputy Clerk Gus A. Limberg-I
guess I'll go TO the base ball game in the
morning.
Deputy Clerk Joe Bell, of the Abstract
Office-Pll probably go to the races.
Deputy Clerk NJ. H. Egan-Fm going
to the horse races.
Deputy Clerk n. B. Gaugan-rll stay
at home.
Walter O'Connor-I will go to Dan
CoStello's entertainment.
Postmaster William Lee-Fll STAY at
home.
Assistant Postmaster O'Brien-I'll
work in the Office here all day.
Deputy Clerk Leslie B. Richardson. of
the United States Circuit Court-Tm
going out to the lake.
Deputy Marshal Ed Sweetzer--Pm
going out to White Bear lake.
Internal Revenue Collector Adolph
Bierman-1'll probably stat at home.
United States Commissioner j. J. Nc
Cafierty-l don't know just yet; will
probably stay at home.
Gov. McGill will deliver an address at
Madison, Lac Qui Parle county.
Auditor Braden will spend the day at
his old home in Fillmore county.
Attorney General ChildS will be the
orator of the day at Elbow Lake, Grant
county.
Treasurer Bobleter will spend the day
at home.
Matt Jensen will take in the ball
game and the races.
Gov. Austin will go to Minnetonka
for the day.
Commissioner Gibbs is at home in
FreebOrn county.
Maj. Hjortsberg will go to the ball
game.
Deputy Treasurer Sander will remain
at home
Col. 6. w. Wheeler will go to Mime
apolis.
H. c. Eberman will remain in the
city.
Secretary E. S. Warner will seek rest
and quiet at home to-day.
a. X. Teisberg will not venture out
side the city limits.
Insurance Commissioner Shandrew
will not celebrate to-day, as he has an
extra amount of work to do.
Deputy Todd will visit the races this
afternoon.
Hon. S. G. Iverson will take in the
ball game.
Deputy Griswold will remain in the
city.
Col. w. G. Lincoln will spend the day
in West st. Paul.
w. l.. Vincent will enjoy California
fruits most anywhere.
r. II. l.. Jewett will go fishing.
H. c. Braden will go to st. Anthony
Park.
&c. Thomas will not leave the city.
Two New Corporations.
The Duluth Land and improvement
company filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday.
The capital is 100000, and the incor-
porators are ii. III. Bell, Luther Menden-