St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-04
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
What Minneapolis Will Do to Cell
citrate the HOLIDAY.

THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
What Minneapolis Will Do to Cell
citrate the Holiday.
The glorious Fourth Of 1890 will be
celebrated much as others of its kind
have been in the past. There will be
numerous excursions given with pic
mic attachments in many cases. for the
benefit of those who wish to get away
from the noise and clamor of the city,
and for those who prefer to remain IN
town and take part in the igniting OF
combustibles there will be the usual
amuSements furnished. The theatres
will give special matinees. the ice cream
stores will lay in an extra supply OF
chilled corn starch with paste-fiavors,
and the business houses will close. that
the clerks may be given an ample OPP
portunity to get good and tired before
the dawn of the fifth. Old cornwall
songs will be rejuvinated for use by the
night rounder, and Uncle Sam will be
given great send-off on his hundred
and fourteenth birthday.
At the lakes there will be q
great time, and thousands of people
will flock thither to enjoy the
cool breeZeS, and such other special
features as have been arranged for the
occasion. Some few will start early,
and, armed with rod and hook, will seek
some quiet spot and angle for the UNI
sophisticated fish, but the greater
crowds will assemble at the hotels and
picnic grounds, where elaborate prepa-
rations have been made for their enter
tainment. Ample railway accommoda-
tons have been planned, and the varl-
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the immense crowds who will travel
lakeward.
At the Lafayette, Danz's orchestra. in
full strength, will give treat in the
music line, the following programme
showing what may be expected;
March, rechlng to America" ......... Beal
Overture-''America" ...................Ca tlh
Selection-''Pearl of Pekin". Kerker
1nr0 PEEcai los Solo S by Charles ii. Freeman.
Ten Minutes with the Minstrels ..... Brown
Darkies' Dream. .:................R reeves
Waltz-'Autograph" Strauss
Gallop-''Fourth of july 49,. =. DAM
The Hotel st. Louis will also give a
musical treat to its guests and visitors,
aside from the other special arrange
ments for the Fourth. The following is
the programme:
Flag of Honor March Triumphate' Ed Hols
Selections of American Comedy Puemer
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (Yaria-
tons for clarionet)-Al Bren-
del... ........ ....... $50. Robinson
Home Memories" ........ .Catiin
Dream Waitz"-Biaci Huzzar... Wellocker
American Overture Natural Airs Tolani
''Star Spangled Banner"
Boat races, tennis matches ana 0tn er
no OF of l.
ties at the two popular hotels.
The various G. A. r. organizations
will also observe the day in fitting
manner. though they will contine the
festivities to themselves and immediate
friends.
Several thousand of those who re-
main in town will be satisfied to take in
the two ball games at Athletic park and
watch the Minneapolis team do battle
for supremacy in the morning with the
Hawkeye aggregation, while in the at
ternoon several thousand will yell
themselves hoarSe over the struggle be-
tween the two leaders. the local nine
and the opponents of beer. the Milwau-
kee Young men. 1t is understood that
smiling Billy Sowders, with the same
set of ivory uppers, will twirl for the
Beer Citys. :,
A grand picnic will be given by all
the Catholic societies of Minneapolis at
the Catholic orphan asylum. corner OF
Chicago avenue and Forty-eighth street.
The regulation Fourth of July Grafton
will be on tap, and brass band will
also make itself heard. Free carriages
will run to the grounds from the ends
of the electric and Chicago avenue lines.
The Jacob Schaefer post. u. A. k,
will picnic at Gales grove, corner
Twelfth street and Plymouth avenue.
The post, with band at their head,w
form in a procession and march from
the West Minneapolis Turner hall to tie
picnic grounds.
The French Canadian citizens of Min
neapOlis will celebrate by holding sery-
ices at the Church of st. ClOthilde, fol-
lowed by a picnic dinner at Sixth ave-
nue. north and Emerson.
A Fourth of July picnicsfollowed by a
banquet and concert, will be given n
honor of the Scandinavian singers OF
America, who will be in the city in
time.
Minnehaha Lodge 4O2, D. o. H., holds
a picnic and ball at Sievert's Tivoll.
| The "Arbeiter LiedertafeW will also be
present to aid the festivities with their
songs.
The Flambeau club has accepted an
| invitation to take part in the Fourth OF
| july celebration at Hastings, Mimi.
| The club will be accompanied from here
| by brass band.
The new Catholic Society of Minneap-
oils, of which Father Christmas charge,
will give picnic at the corner OF Fourth
| street and Twelfth avenue north.
The Christian Workers Mission socl-
| ety will picnic at Cedar lake.
The Catholic ForesterS give an enter
tainment and ball at Harmonic hall.
The West Minneapolis Turner's will
picnic at Medicine lake.
The usual number of members of the
masculine fraternity will fill up on
their favorite beverages and hold I'M
promptu concerts during the evening.
HissonOr will hold his usual levee at
the municipal court rooms tomorrow
morning, to which invitations can only
be received from the police of the city.
No Invitation can be declined, as all i'll
vited are expected to attend. -,
Jacob Schaefer post, u. A. H., will
proceed to Gales grove to the music OF
q band and have a general good time.
The st. Johannes church, of North
| Minneapolis, will hold Sunday school
picnic in the grove on Sixteenth avenue
| north. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Company E, of the Third regiment
will hold a picnic at Lake Calhoun
There will be dancing and games.
A grand Fourth of July celebration
will be held in the Washington rink
under the auspices of Division No. 4,
A. o. h. Oratory will be feature on
the programme, and will commence
about p. m. followed by grand ball.
The scandinavian Good Templars
will not begin their formal exercises al
the Hamline picnic until about p. M.
as the st. Paul delegation will be de.
layed somewhat. j. p. Pinkham, g. T.
Wells, G. A. Sundberg and Others will
speak.
to a. m. to-day, and there will be nc
delivery by carriers. The mails go out
same as Sunday.
The Flour City cyclists will take 6
morning run to Anoka, starting from
the Ideal coffee house at 6 a. M, return
ing in time for the ball game in the