St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-12

all city departments, and the state Off
Gals have followed suit. The following
mercantile concerns have signed paper
agreeing to close their business at noon
to-day:
Finch, Van Slyck & w. S. Conrad,
Co., Ryan Drug Co.,
Lindekekes, Warner Foote, Schulze
q Schurmeir, Co,
Allen, Moon & Co., Griggs, Cooper Co.,
c. R. Croft, Farwell, OzmuD. Kirk
The Konantz Sad d Co.,
diery Co. Mast, Buford & Bur
The August Open wen Co,
heimer Co., The st. Paul Dispatch,
Nicols & Dean. The st. Paul GLOBE,
Fairbanks Morse d j. P Gribben Lumber
Co., Co.,
Guiterman Bros, Tarbox, Schleik & Co.,
McKibbln d Co., II. c. Burbank & Co.,
P. j. Bowlin d Co., P. II. Kelly Mercantile
Detroit Stove Works, Co.,
Boak Fish Co., Robinson, Straus d
Geo. Benz 4 Sons, Co..
Donaldson, Ogden q Noyes Bros. Cutler,
Co., Columbia Electric Co.,
creelman Mccormick Samuel Schwab
6. W. Martin & Co., c. ". Hackett Hard
9. c. Emerson d Co., ware Co.
Potter. Lucus & Co., Towle Syrup Co.,
Mcclure d MulrOOney, Kellogg, johnson d
F. II. Aldrich d Son, Co.,
Potts Bros. Robinson Cary Co.,
HoXie d Jaeger, Jllson Sowden,
Bohrer 6 Smith, Powers Dry Goods
II. P. Grant d Co., Co.,
C. W. Turner Co., j. W. Blabon & Co.,
Twohy Bros. & Co., Gordon & Ferguson,
Herman A. Schulz, q. P. Rugg d Co.,
j. H. schurmeier William A. Van Slyke
Wagon Co., d Co.,
Arthur. Warren Alb Barns & Shaw
bott, st. CroiX Lumber Co.,
c. Gotzian & Co.. G. E. Keller & Co.,
P r. l.. Hardenbergh Nolan Bros.
d Co., The st. Paul Daily
MaXfeld d Seabury, News
Lanpher, Finch & Charles Friend & Son.
Skinner Rogers & Ordway,
Scheffer & Rossum Taylor-Craig Corpora
g. Sommers d Co. ton,
Wright, Barrett Still B. Presley & Co.,
WELL n. W. Fuel Co.,
Beaupre, Keogh q Pioneer Press Co.,
Davis, st. Paul Brass Works,
Adam Decker & Co., Ohio Coal Co..
Bohn Manufacturing st. Paul Roofing Co.,
Co., st. Paul Furniture Co.,
". F. Fifeld, II. C. HemlnWay q Co.,
D. M. Finlay, Son & Griggs Bros.
Co., Pennsylvania Slate Co.
A special programme has been pre-
pared for to-day at the fair, and is given
elsewhere; and for this evening has
been reserved the chief feature of the
illumination celebration. 1t will be
divided into two partS-the Industrial
parade and the groteSque carnival.
The Labor Parade
will be of the character given OIL Labor
day, and, 1t is hoped, little more ex-
tensive. twill consist of three divisions,
which will rendezvous as follows: The
first division will form on Market street,
right resting on Fourth; Second division
on Fifth street. right resting on Market;
third division on Washington street,
right resting on Fifth. The procession
will form at Rice park. and move down
Market to Third; thence to jackson;
thence to Sixth; thence to Sibley;
thence back to Third, and up Third to
Bridge square, where it will disband.
j. S. Murphy will be chief marshal. and
j. III. Wilson and w. Guernsey aides.
The procession will be constituted as
follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Band
Typographical Union No. 80.
Pressmens Union.
Press Feeders Union.
Molders Union No. IL.
Retail Clerks Union No. 4,02S.
HorSeShoers' Union.
BollermakerS Union.
Walters Union.
SECOND DIVISION.
Band.
Cigarmakers Union.
Boot and Shoemakers' Union.
Tailors' Union.
X. of l.. Assemblies.
BARRIERS Union.
Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers Union.
Machinists' Union.
THIRD DIVISION.
Band.
International BricklayerS' Union No. l.
Painters and Decorators Union No. 20.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union.
Stone Cutters Union.
Plumbers Union.
Lathers' Union.
Plasterers' Union.
Bakers Union.
The committee of the typographical union
having in charge the management of the
parade for this evening have decided on the
following: Marshal. NJ. j. DAILY; assistants,
j. II. Wilson, Ramaley's; r. c. Mccarthy ana
J. J. Burke, GLOBE; E. G. Ives and W. 81.
Witty, West Publishing company: Cornelius
Quincy and John Ii. Rhodes, Dispatch; John
Galloway. News; j. j. Donnellon, outside
offices; Ross R. Miller, G. W. Deacon and W.
H. Pierce, Pioneer Press news room; George
Morrissey ana George Peterson, Pioneer Press
job room. The various chapels will assemble
ON the corner of Fourth and Cedar streets at
ORDER Dispatch, Vests, Pioneer Press news.
Pioneer Press job, GLOBE, News, Brown &
Treacy.
The Grotesque Carnival
will follow Immediately after the indus
trial parade, and promises to be very
creditable Inauguration of a series of
these carnivals to be conducted from
year to year. Considerable preparation
has been given, especially by the Ger
man singing societies, and some very
fine results are anticipated. Twelve
feet broad along Third street from
Bridge square to Sibley street will be
roped off for the masqueraders, and a
merry time is anticipated. The judges
are d. A. Monfort, j. II. Allen, George
r. Finch, Albert Scheffer and CT Nah
Ter, who will be posted on the band
stand between Cedar and Wabasha
streets. The prizes will be awarded as
follows:
First prize for the best and largest charac-
teristic group in the promenade, SIS; second
prize, for the same, SO; next prize, for the
best group of at least eight persons in char
prize, for the most comical group, $40; sec
ond prize for the same, So: prize for the
best comical character for gentlemen.
So; prize tor the same for ladies. So
second prize, for most comical characters.
lady and gentleman, $3.50; prize for the
most handsome gentleman's character cos
tune, S5; prize for the best lady's character
costume, So; second prize for the same,
$3.50; prizes for the best character group OF
not less than four, SO; second prize for the
$3.50; second prize for the same, So prize
for the best child mask, $3.50.
Damages for Fall.
John Brown has commenced all actor
against the St. Paul City Railway Company
to recover $4,000 damages for injuries sus
tanned by the door of man-hole on Wabashs
street. falling on his ankle and permanent,
Gripping him. The accident happened las
July, while walking along Wabasha street
near Seventh street.
TERSELY TOLD.
Burns g. Shaw have commenced an &C
ton against Anna Muller and others to en-