St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05
Durant, Borealis Rex, Takes
Formal Leave Of the
Carnival City.
But He First Distributes
Titles of Nobility Right
ISL and Left.
Prominent Men From All
Over the Northwest
ft0sH
III in His Court.
The Ladies Of the Court Also
Named in the Royal
Mandate.

Borealis Rex, otherwise Durant lie roi,
has taken royal leave of the City of
Carnivals and departed for his hyper
bOrean capital, but before he left he
conferred orders of nobility upon a
large number of his elated subjects.
The orders of the Garter" Evening
STAR" Common Bath, ''White ROse,'
'Legion of Honor" "Star of Egypt
''Bashi-bazOuk," "Mash-Mah" and
"Ghunder-Thing" were thrown around
very recklessly, and quite an army of
steady, unassuming and democratic
citizens now find themselves dukes,
lords, marquises and counts. The king
also selected his royal household COM
plete, as the following will show:
Charles w. McIntyre-COmte Gle Cut
sine and Lord High Steward to His Maj
eSty.
w. R. observation-disclosures Exchequer
and Lord High Keeper of the Wallet.
Sir Joe Observation-Disclosures of the Gar
ter and Master OF the Kings Wardrobe.
Edward l.. Smith-Duc de Habana
and Purveyor to the Throne.
j. A. Chamberlain of Ways and
Master of the Kings ChariOts.
illIils VI
Keeper of the Privy Seal.
Sir w. l.. McGrath-MaSter of the
Royal Stud and Keeper of the Kings
Stables.
Sir c. W. HOrnick-Knight of Typog-
raphy and Court Printer.
W. w. Lorimer-Lord Butler and
Master of the Kings Cellar
III. G.. Dean, of Altoona, Pa.-Earl of
the Forest and Game-keeper of the
Royal Park.
John E. Payne, of Philadelphia
Second Lord OF the Kings Wallet.
A. Antisdell, of Chicago-Duke of
Express and Ro yal Courier.
Sir John Clark-Knight of the Blue
and First Waterman of the Kings Cor
ridOr.
Sir John T. Black-Master of Flame
and Public Tanner to His Majesty.
Sir Samuel G. Smith-Knight of the
People and Priest of the Royal Chapel.
Col. Thomas Nj. WoodIuff-Lord of
the Elements and General Superintend-
ent of Cold Waves billiards to ORDER.
r. M. Hooley, of Chicago--Lord of
Pleasure and Stage Master for the
King.
Durant Barclay grandson of Durant
ReX)-Keeper of the Royal Bears.
Sir Tom Holmes-Knight of the Order
of Commissions and COurt-Jester; Whip
perrin of the Kings Clowns.
Sir George G. Brown-Knight OF Mat
rimOny.
James Thompson, of Chicago-Comte
d. Ice and Waiter upon the Royal Ban
quet Board.
MOBILES OF THE COURT.
The highest mobiles of the Kings court
are as follows:
Edmund Rice, Sr.-Duke of st. Paul.
William CrOOkS-Duke of Ramsey.
Charles E. Flandrau-Duke of New
Uim. 81
William Pitt: Murray-Earl of Black
None and Right Honorable Barrister to
His Majesty. rt..
Theodore l.. Schurmeier-Duke of
Dresden.
j. j. Hill-Duke of Durham.
7. F. Oakes-Duke OF the Pacific and
Admiral of the Arctic Squadron.
John S. Prince-Marquis of st. Paul.
A. B. Stickney-Earl of Staten Island.
W. ID. WaShDurn, of Minneapolis
Earl du $500"
w. Ii. Fisher-Duke of st. Louis.
w. III. Truesdale, of Minneapolis
Earl of Rock Island.
E. G. ROgerS-Lord of Lex.
Dudley IL: Hersey-Earl of Arvilla.
Henry E. Dixey-Duke of AdOnis.
E. B. Rice-Earl of Evangeline.
Alec McKenZie-Duc de Dakota.
E. w. Winter-Earl of Omaha.
George 3. Harris-COunt of Burling-
ton.
w. j. Hancock - Earl of Council
Bluffs.
Roswell MilIer--Duke of Milwaukee.
Timothy ReardOn-Earl of Erin.
e. E. Scribner-Earl of Portland
TOI, ID l., ~
Ter.
Sir W. II. S. ght--Knight of Os-
man.
Charles Adams, of Chicago-Marquis
of Pennsylvania.
Daniel Shelby, of Chicago-Duke of
Columbia.
LIB. Wadleigh, of Clinton. Io.-Mar-
quiS of Clinton.
Thomas II. Wighton-Duke of Al
tOOna, Pa.
w. S. Mellen-Lord of Wisconsin.
G. Ii. POrter-COunt of Winona.
George NJ. Brush, of Winona Mar
Quis of RollingStOne.
G.. B. Booth, of Winona-Earl de FL
bre.
W. NJ. Mcclure, of Stillwater-Lord
of the Wool-Sack.
A. K. Doe, Of acknowledgements of
the WOOl-Sack.
Isaac Staples, of Stillwater-Earl of
White Belt.
George Cobb, of Chicago-Lord OF
fremont
Eugene Shaw-Earl of Eau Claire.
David HendersOn-COunte de Chicago
Sheriff Canute MattSOn-Earl OF
Sweden.
julie Lawrence-Duke of Faribault.
George A. Duncan-Earl of Burling-
ton, 10.
Ben Taber-Duke of Keokuk.
Samuel Atlee-Earl of Fort Madison
John Phelps-Counte de Davenport.
Ben KeatOr-MarQuiS of Moline.
LADIES OF THE COURT.
| Grand Duchess of Dakota.
Mrs. Margaret E. Cornelius, of Bis
| mafck-Countess of Bismarck.
Miss GeOrgiana Church, of Bismarck
-MarchiOneSS of Pike County.
! Mrs. Dudley Observation-Disclosures OF
| Arvilla.
Miss Nina Smith-Princess of Mime
! sofa.
Caroline Murray-Infanta of Mime
| sofa.
Mrs. Edmund Rice-Lady of st. Paul
Mrs. B. ii. Langley, of Winona-
Duchess of WabaSha.
Mrs. William NATURALIZATION
| of Zumbro.
Miss Ella Tucker, of Winona-Couu
| tess de Caramel.
Miss Harriet Van Bergen-Countess
of Hudson, Wis.
| Mrs. Mary l.. Studebaker-Marchio
ness of Fort Wayne.
Miss Mary Observation-Disclosures Of
Sycamore, Iii.
Mrs. w. j. Rodgers-CouEtess of Mil
waukee.
Mrs. Jesse B. Mcintyre, of Eau Claire
Countess of Carson.
| Mrs w e FRANCES of RiSmarck