St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-04
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
The List of Attractions Arranged
for Independence Day.

Inc L1SC Oh ACCraCC1OuS AffauSou
for independence Day.
Two games of ball will be played by
the St. Paul club at Athletic Park-One
in the morning at 10 with Milwaukee
and the other at in the afternoon with
the Des Moines club.
The Grand army men, Sons Of Veter-
ans and Women's Relief corps and their
friends will go up to Minnehaha Falls,
where they will picnic at the soldiers
home. Then they will go to Minneapo-
lis. The trip will be made on the
steamer Mike Davis.
Several parties have been organized
to 90 out to Spring Park. Danz's Or
chestra has been engaged.
Siebert's orchestra will play at the
Ramaley pavilion, White Bear lake. in
the afternoon, and the Great Western
band Will give the program in the even
ing. Fireworks will be displayed on
the water in the evening.
ezra Diavalo" will be sung by the
Wilbur Opera company at the afternoon
matinee, and also in the evening.
There will be celebration and pyro-
technlc display at Silver Lake. The
East Seventh street cable cars will run
out every half hour, connecting with
the North ST. raul mOCOr.
The postoffice will remain open until
10 a, m, and there will be one delivery
in the morning.
Capt. 81. A. Castle will crate at the
North st. Paul celebration in the morn
ing. In the afternoon games and music,
and the evening fireworks.
The barber shops will close at noon.
st, Michael's parish and the children
of the parish school will picnic at the
corner South Robert and George streets,
West side.
A large number of West side families
will picnic at In7er Grove.
st. Patrick's church will picnic at the
old Rice homestead.
st. Paul & Duluth trains will leave
hourly for White Bear lake.
The Teutonian Singing society. with
the First Regiment band, will celebrate
at BanholZer park.
Clinton Avenue M. E. church will go
on an excursion to Lake st. CrOiX on
the steamer Henrietta.
The Hamline and St. Anthony Park
ball teams will play in the afternoon at
the former place.
Assistant Secretary of State Stocken-
strom will crate at Chisag0 lakes.
Athletic sports is the programme pro-
posed by the st. Paul Y. NJ. G. A. at
Mahtomedi.
st. James parish will enjoy picnic
at the grove on the Grand avenue cleo
trio line between Summit aud Grand
avenues.
Mrs. Carrie Judd Montgomery, of
Buffalo. will conduct the cOnvOcatiOn
morning and evening at Bald Eagle
lake.
st. Marks Catholic parish will picnic
in Groveland park, at the end of the
electric line. The Fort Smelling band
will furnish the music.
st. Vincent's parish will celebrate at
Lake Como. Buses will connect with
the Rice street and University avenue
street car lines.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian EndeavOr of the Pilgrim
Baptist church will picnic at North
wood. Minnetonka. Rev. l.. G. Scheofe.
George w. James, Bennett Smith and
others will make addresses.
Gov. Merriam and Judge Rea, of Min
neapolis, will deliver orationS before the
Southern Minnesota Old Soldiers assO-
citation at Albert Lea. Gen. Mullen and
several of the governors staff will"help
along"
The Second regiment band, the Day.
toms BluH mannerchOlT anu Gne bdVd-
rian Macmillan society will give an en-
tertainment at the Rifle park on Day
toms Bluff. Judge Twohy and John
Jessrang will deliver addresses.
Archbishop Ireland. Judge G. E.Flan-
drau, Gen. j. H. Baker and Col. s. Nc
Phail will go to St. Peter to address the
old settlers union and the survivors Of
the New Ulm Indian massacre celebra-
ton.
The sports at Mahtomedi will begin
at 10 O'clock. The events are as fol-.
lows: Standing broad jump, orange
race, putting shot, hop, skip and jump
q1arter-mile race, 100-yard swimming
race, diving contest, tub race, catching
live duck. The prizes for the events
are given by the following gentlemen:
Thomas Cochran Jr., Maj. Houghton,
James Suydam, James Smith, I.
Sanders and the Y. NJ. G.. A
The Judges for the events are DR.. Fl. M.
Lufkin, Maj. Houghton. The Y. M. G.
A. Boat club will give an exhibition in
the new four-oared shell they have
lust purchased. In the afternoon there
will be a game of base ball between the
Y. NJ. G. A. and picked nine. In the