St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-30
The general commtitee holds its head


ground for july 4, and can be found ut
Room 8, AZ Third street south, during
the earlier and latter portions OF the
week.
Tho following is the general pro-
gramme for the day and evening:
At 10 a. m, industrial parade OH the race
track before the grand stand; IL a. m,
specia! programme at speakers stand. near
Ethe arena before the grand stand; ! p. M,
bcOntinuation Of speakers programme at
stand; 80 D. M, dancing at Pavilion c,
nand adjoining buildings; 2;45 p. M, games
|sand athletic, contests on race tracL before
hgrand stand; 8 p. M, display Of fireworks be-
fore the amphitheater,
h The following is the speakers pro-
Crane:
Oyerture-Thyle and Ringwalls orchestra
ssAddress Of Welcome-President Bushnell.
pr IntermissiOn.
7Oyerture-Thyie and Ringwall's orchestra.
Address-Rev. L. g. Powers. Minneapolis.
Ia History OF Reduction Of Hours.
Selection-St. Paul Quartette.
|r Address-C. 8. Darrow, Chicago.
Selecticn.Rev. j. A. Henderson. st. Paul.
The World as Eight Hours Would Make 1t.
/ Song-Workingmen's Marseillaise Audience
Prof. Mon. Baker, leader.
I, Committees appointed by different as
/ spOCiNVlOAo OAO Ouoy OOiCCVti6 uOOu4uUA-
tiers on the grounds. making badges and
decorating floats. The large number Of
small buildings near the main halls give
each organization chance to select its
own headquarters for the parade, and
as pleasant resting place for the menu
bers and their friends during the day.
Pavilion G is being decorated with
bunting and evergreens. The floor is
excellent and gives ample room for 100
sets to dance.at the same time. A full
string orchestra is preparing a special
programme for the day and evening.
Two smaller pavilions adjacent to G
are also being fitted up and provided
with music. These platforms are being
rooted over, but open on all sides, max.
ing them cool and pleasant. A score OF
floor managers will see that all are
pleasantly entertained.
The games include two, and possibly
> three, base ball games. The diamond
is being Ieveled, and put in good shape
by the state association. The Black
Diamonds. of Minneapolis, challenge
the West Publishing niue. of st. Paul.
J for a game in the morning, the prize
fifteen-dollar base ball outfit The
Leech, of st. Paul, challenge 91ly anna
teur nine of Minneapolis to contest in
the afternoon for similar prize. All
these mines are uniformed, and have
high record as amateurs. The list is
stillOpen for other mines, but no prizes
are offered except for the two games
mentioned.
The bicycle race is open to all ANA
teurs. NO entries are yet made. The
hoc %x.,N oJ,,o 10 do
mated for this race. The general pro-
gralnme of uames is: Base ball, bicycle
race, One-fourth mile running race, 100
yard running race, running distance
jump, boys 100 yard race, foot bali,
standing long jump, fiat mems race, 100
yards, tug OF war, running hop, step
and jump, ladies' egg race, throwing
heavy hammer, sack race. creased pig
race. ALL games, races and contests
take place in the arena before the grand
stand.
The railroad companies are arranging
to run trains every ten minutes during
the day and evening from both cities to
the fair grounds, the fare for the round
"trip being 25 cents. An admission fee
Of. q 10 cents will be charged to the
grounds and 25 cents for carriages. No
admission will be charged to the grand
stand or any amusements except dane
Jug. Check rooms are provided for
lunch baskets and parcels. All the
buildings on the grounds will be thrown
open, so that there will be ample shelter
in case of rain. In fact, every arrange
ment is being made to insure the COM
fort and pleasure Of the thousands who
are sure to be there. Any one wishing
Information in regard to minor matters
can find the secretary Of the general
committee at room 8, 42 Third street
south, every day from 9 a. m. until
p. m. \
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,s.oYhe reduced rates on all roads for
July Fourth will give many an oppor-
jtlnity to attend the eight-lour celebra-
tiOn at the fair grounds. The secretary
is in receipt of several letters. saying
that whole associations are coming to
participate in the industrial parade.
MINNEAPOLIS I,AROR NOTES.