St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-30

added to by Mr.. Tnnes till 1t is much
improved. Guns will be stationed
without the building to be fired from
the band stand by means of electricity.
The music opens with the drummers
call, then the morning gun
will boom forth, followed by
a rally by both artillery and
infantry. Then comes the breakfast
call, boots and saddles, and the cavalry
call, ''to lorse." Marching Through
Georgia" follows, as the regiment is
supposed to be taking up its position.
Then comes retreat, followed by the
old air, "Roast Beef in the Old Style"
The evening gun next sounds and then
the air sounds Of revelry from the camp
of the Irish brigade. Tattoo, lights out
and taps closes the piece. and long be-
fore the last note dies away the audience
is likely to be spellbound by the Won
derful combinations of sounds.
Another spectacular fantasia for next
week will be 1.-The Congress of Ma
tons" Of this the San Francisco
Chronicle says:
1.-The most appreciated portion of the
musical programme was the Congress
of Nations 0nnes). introducing a
chorus Of 100, five auxiliary bands.
drum corps, Scotch pipers, soldiers,
cannons. etc. 1t opened with selec-
ton by the band, and before the last
bars had been played bugle blast was
heard from the east gallery as if sum-
moning troops to action. Scarcely had
the notes of the bugle died away among
the rafterS when another and military
air was heard, and to the inspiring
strains of God Save the Gar a Rus
sian company marched with swinging
steps up the hall and upon the band
stand. At proper intervals there fol-
lowed representatives of Germany, Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland. France, COM
pany of Continentals, and lastly Com
pany D, First Infantry regiment, Capt
Jansen, representing America. All the
troops were preceded by bands playing
the national anthem of the country
represented. The Continentals and
Jansen'S command were greeted with
great applause. On the band-stand all
the troops took their stand in accord.
ance with the artistic arrangement of
their uniforms. The calcium light was
then cast upon them, splendid spec
tacular effect being procured. The
troops came to the present arms the
combined bands. the chorus of 100. drum
corps, etc., burst forth into the gloriouf
old hymn, My Country It's of Thee.
Sweet Land of Liberty the cann0ns
fired by electricity doomed their ac-
compartment of 10, 900 bass-drum power,
and the Congress OF Nations was over.
The applause was loud and long"
The programme to-day is as follows:
Afternoon. part first. 2 p. m.
Overture-"Fra Diavolo" .Auber
Glee-"Myn heer Van Dunck''. old English
Cornet solo-"Whirlwind'' Godfrey
W. Paris Chambers.
Grand Selection-"Bohemlan Grip -. Balfe
.The Rival BOOSTERS (New.)
Description of two ROSTERS who, being In
love with the same feathered lady. decide to
serenade her, but both choosing the same
time for the occasion, the serenade degener
ates into dispute with the result that while
one walks off on his ear. the other isn't able
to walk off at all. The serenade goes on
lust the same
Part II, commencing at 4p.m m.
Overture-"Festivar' ............. Leutner
damon and Pythlas''-Messrs. N. and ].
Norrito
''Schubert's Songs"
Concert Waltz-"Rhoda" (New). .Bucalossi
March-"The Black Husser''. 49,. Millocker
grand programme is arranged for to-
morrow Saturday, in honor OF the Visit OF
the nations heroes, which will include,
dulOug Juliet u lultoSits va
titled, "War Memories" introducing adrum
and fife corps, auxiliary bands, etc., etc.
EVENING PROGRAMME.
Part I-7:30 pm
Overture-"Rienzi'' (by requesO, Wagner
Grand Aria-"The Lost Cord (by re-
Symphonic Poem-''Les Preludes''
SLY for Fiute-"Airs from Faust
Wy Mr.. Fred Lax.
Grand March-"Tannhauser' (by
requesO Observation-Disclosures. agner
Part 1850 p M.
Operture-'1l Guarany'' (by re-
Trombone solo-'Inflammatus" (by
Mr. F. n Innes
Grand Prize Frantasia-"Le Proph-
etc. (by requesD.... -. Meyeroeer
The performance of this great transcript
ton by the Prussian band took the first prize
at the International band contest Paris ex-
position 1867. The airs ngement used is
Unpublished and is from the original score
of the late bandmaster general of the Prus-
sian army-Herr Wieprocht.
Concert Waltz-"My Pet (by re-
March-"Thirteenth Regiment N.
g., S. n, Y" (by requesO ............ LINES
A programme is arranged for tomorrow
Saturday. in honor of the visit of the Ma
TONS Heroes which will include among
other novelties a grand fantasia, entitled
War Memories introducing drum and
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