St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-21

tice to the host of attractions VIII ich
have, been gathered to please the
people of Minneapolis and their
friends and relatives who have arrive d, or
expect to arrive from outside the state, or in
nearer towns. There remain but two more
weeks of the Exposition, and it remains
alone with the people of Minneapolis,
whether it is a great financial success or not.
All the attractions remain which have been
in the building since its opening for the sea-
son. and others will arrive during the week
to add to the drawing features. If Minneap-
oils people do but half their duty, with the
financial start already made, the Exposition
of 1890 will be a success unprecedented.
Very many people have become ia mil
lar with the numerous displays the art gal
terry and the exhibitions in Amusement hall,
more especially the former, all drawing q
large share of the interest of people who at
tend. Yank Hoe and Nine. Omene draw
full house to both their performances, and
are greeted with proper amount of appreei-
alton for all their difficult feats. Probably
the most successful of all are the Shetland
ponles who continue to do as much business
each day as they did on the first, and the lit
tie equines are kept busy from morning until
night. They, at least, will be more than sat
SIZED when the great show closes
There was an immense attendance last
evening the aisles being packed with NOV
ling mass of humanity that seemed to be
good-natured In spite of the fact that loco
motion was rather difficult and attended by
any number OF little annoyances. The chii-
dren were present in large numbers and en-
joyed their evening probably more than the
older people. The talking dolls formed their
Mecca, and the space where they were
exhibited was kept crowded all the evening
with the eager little people, who were anx-
1ous to see the curious little toys that they
have heard so much about. They laughed at
the queer sayings, and many little one cried
copiously because one of them could not be
taken home, probably for the purpose of tax
ing it to pieces to see where the noise came
from.
After the most brilliant season and enthusi-
astic reception that has ever been extended
TO dramatic or spectacular production in
the Northwest, the great Pain spectacle the
Last DAYS of Pompeil' closed its brilliant
career with the most elaborate exhibition Oe
fireworks ever seen in the West. Pains
henchmen fairly outdid themselves, an
the heavens were kept in a blaze of.
light for a solid half-h our. No one
who attended will ever forget it, for surely
nothing will ever eclipse it i'll splendor. 1t is
hoped that i'll the future the company will
be prevailed upon to come again with some
new production, for certainly Minneapolis
has accorded it a reception that should en-
title it to a recognition in the future as one OF
the best show towns in the country. ST. Paul
also patroniZed it by thousands and the man
agement should not fail to give the people
from that city, who appreciated the
great show, their share of the thanks
for their liberal support. Farewell Pompei:.
No more will the grandeur of your ancient
festival impress an appreciative public No
more will Vesuvius pour forth its torrent o@s
fire upon the deToted city and bombs and
rockets cleave the night air with bursts OF
color, for your advent is ended and dark and
deserted are your streets. Farewell, greaE
Pain, until the next time, for surely the
shekels that Minneapolis has heaped upon
you Will bring you round again.