St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-01

is expected seventy-five will come FROM
St. Cloud also, if transportation facilfs
ties can be made.
Grifiths, Marshall & Co., of the Du-
luth board of trade, have purchased
GOO, 1000 bushels corn and have arranged
for its transportation over the St. Paul
u Duluth. This amount will fill 1,OOd
cars.
The committee on arrangements fort
labor day is making great efforts for al
successful holiday. The picnic will be-
held on Wisconsin Point. The follow
ing is the programme:
Chief marshal of the day will be J. G. Rans
som; assistant marshals, c. Applehagen, J.
as follows:
General committee-James Dass. of the
carpenters union; Cal. Pugh, of the typos
graphical union; N. j: Murphy, of the P. CT
and I. F.; r. III. Davies, of the tailor's; u
Lynch, of the plasterer's; VIM. Stewart OF
the Transfers; A, Helm, of 1889 X. of L. [
VILLAIN Fogarty, of the longshoremen; A.
Mclean, OF 23S6 K. of L.; John Sheridanx
of the West Superior longshoremen; f, w
Fry, of West Superior.
Committee on Games-R. A. Moore, WilLS
lam Stewart, II. DWorschak, A. E. Guine A.,
Nylen, j. Dworschak.
Committee on Dance and Floor Managers
M. j. Murphy, chief; A. Edwards and E.
formation of Divisions-First division
forms on Second avenue west; second divl
SION on First avenue west
DIVISIONS to March III following order:
Walkers Military Band
Plumbers, Gas and Steamfitters Assembly
typographical Union.
C1garmakerS' Union.
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Duluth Transfers Acknowledgement.
French Band.
Plasterers Union.
Labor Assembly No. $3.50
Labor Assembly No. 2,3SS.
TeamSters on Horseback.
Citizens in Carriages.
All other organizations wishing to particf,
pate Will be assigned places by the chief mar
shall
Lee Ettinger, chief engineer of the
Minnesota Car works, has been appoint;
ed superintendent of motor power OF
the American Railway company, with
headquarters at Findlay, 0.
1t is said that new cable line com,
pany will be organized to connect the
West end with West Duluth. Several
Cincinnati capitalists are interested
with Duluth real estate firm in the
scheme. The company will be incorpol
rated next week.
Ore shipments from port of Two Hara
bOrS to date are as follows:
Gross tons
Aug. 80, Minnesota Iron company 376 287
Aug. 80, Chandler mine. .......... . 22l ,OS1
Aug. 80, Pioneer mine ...... 2.16S
Grand total to date 600 PSI
The crop year of 'SS -'S9 ends tonight,
1t shows the total wheat yield to have
been 1874, 720 bushels. with shipments
of 5,936,961 bushels. Over 100000
bushels more has been received Such
showing as this is far below that Of
Minneapolis or Chicago, but it is at
least 15.0O0,000 below what Duluth eX-
poets to receive this year.
Prof. Henry Kohn has been appointed
president of the Duluth Summer School
of Languages. Over $50 scholars have
been received, and it is expected sod
students from abroad will attend it next
season.
Thomas Cullyford and Miss LUCY
CullyfOrd gave dancing party to 20d
friends at the Hotel ST. Louis last evens
ing. Among those present were Messrs.
Chaplin, Grady, Collins, Holland, Gor-
don. Davis, Sutphin, McKinnon, Good
ale, Morris, Bowen, Peck, Chandler
Turtle, Sargent, Footman, Morse.
French, Leland, Mosher, McComb,
Ayers. Granger. Roberts and HARTMANN
Mr.. and Mrs. Faussig, Mr.. and MRS.
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Pantor, Mr. and
Mrs. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Prin.
die, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoofes. Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance. )