St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-23
THE LAST WEEK.
Attractions at the Exposition for
the Concluding Days.

This is Emancipation day. and will
be celebrated by the colOred people OF
Minneapolis and st. Paul at the Expo
Sition, where they will be especially en-
tertained by the management. The
Minneapolis and st. Paul Choral soci-
ETY. will furnish a chorus of twenty
voices, which will make plenty OF Jubi-
lee music. In addition TO this the day
will be one for st. Paul people. The
Congress of Nations and the Exposition
chorus will make the evening pro-
gramme an especially attractive one:
in the evening the Japanese
lady will give nigh tea to all the
ladies who visit the Exposition, and
they will have an opportunity OF drink
ing genuine Japanese tea in genuine
Oriental style. Wednesday evening
John j. Lindley and Prof. LerOux, two
Minneapolis men, each OF whom prldes
himself on his adroitneSS with the Toll.
will fence for a prize of $500 and the
championship of the Northwest. This
will be an entirely novel feature, and
its announcement has excited consld-
cradle interest. Thursday is Minneap-
oils day, and in the evening of that day
will be given the log-rolling contest in
the big pool. A number of logs will be
placed in the water and lumbermen
to see which is the best stayer
Two of them will locate them
selves on one log, and the
rolling will begin. the endeavor being
on the part of each man to plunge the
other in the water. The three best men
will receive s25, SIS and $40. in proper
ton to their staying propensitles.
There are already number of entries.
The following prominent lumbermen
will be Judges: ID. NJ. Clough. S. b.
Lovejoy, Henry F. Brown, Thomas
Shevlin, Lorenzo d. Day. Friday will
be Exhibitors day, and they will make
an extra effort to have their apartments
and booths very attractive and will en-
tertain the visitors. They will also dis
tribute souvenirs to all visitors on that
that day. Saturday will be the grand
finale.
TO-DAY's MUSIC.
In the musical programme at.the EX-
position tonight will be presented the
s.Congress of Nations" for the last
time The Exposition chorus will also
assist. Beyond doubt it will be the best
musical programme of the Exposition
season.
PARTr-2PM
Overture-"La File du Regiment .Donizetti
Grand Valse Brillante, Op. 1S..... Chopin
Duet for Cornets-''The Golden
Messrs Chambers and Clark
Grand Fantasia-'Carnival de Ven
ice ............ ..Gungi
Duet for Flute and Clarinet-'Lo!
Here the Gentle Lark ..... ........B Bishop
Messrs. NorritO and Lax.
PART III z. NJ.
Overture-'Linda di ChamOunix" -DonlZetn
Trombone SOLOMON e. Yer" MATTEL
F. N. lines.
Grand Se!ection-"Romeo and Ju-
liet 80: $500. .;........;:.. .Gounoo
Minuet flor reed and stringed in
struments only .Boccherinl
March-'Beggar Student Mlllocker
PART IL 80 NJ.
Innes' Famous Thirteenth Regiment band,
assisted by the Exposition grand chorus;
Prof. Richard Stempf. director.
Overture" Rosamunde' Observation-Disclosures
Fragment Aibumblatt' Wagner
(By request)
Solo for Cornet-''Sweet Heartease" Wilmer
W. Paris Chambers.
operate SELECTION II Troyatore" 80: Verdi
Grand Hallelujah Chorus,
Chorus and band under the direction of Prof.
Stempf.
PART u.-9:30P
Chorus of Mixed Voices Alia Capella)
"Aliee, Where Art Thou. I'M; :: "A Ascher
sFess ct Ma,i1san Rcvee, n FSs
Star-Spangled Banner''-No. l, Germany;
No 2, Norway; No. 8. England; No 4,
France, No. D, Sweden; No; &. Ireland:
Land of Liberty"
March-"Le Pere la Victoiren go. -: Rivet
CThe latest Partisan musical sensation)
Musical Director and Conductor..F n. InnesL