St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-24
Combination Ticket Including Ticket the Exposition and mWH With Reserved Seat % Cents

Cottages" landscapes by Pettijean and
lyons "The Environments of Egg
mont" by the celebrated and medaled
cattle painter. William Fl. Howe, Mem
vile Gains lie Satur ct lie Passant,"
Sang's Goodwin Sands" and
Son the Coombe Road" Dagnan
Bouveret's Hamlet" Stewards AFTER
the Hunt Ball." mate to 1.-THE Hunt
Ball." which was exhibited at Minne-
apois in 1887. Bouguereau's Return
of Spring." awarded the great gold
medal in the Salon Of 1856. worth $751;
600. Lhermitte's Lies JOINS" $4,000.
Troyon's largest cattle painting, value,
around $4,000, and Meissonier's s'1S14,"
$4,000, a copy of which sold in May for
$4,000 francs.
Japanese tricks and featS of skill and
mystery, and Madam Omene, his beau
tiful Circassian assistant, have been Sc
cured by the Exposition management
for short engagement, and will appear
both afternoon and evening in pro-
grammes embracing mauy weird, beau
tiful and startling performances. As
their repertoire consists of some 600
distinct tricks, they are able to change
their performances almost daily.
On the first floor will be the machin-
cry and manufacturing exhibits, to-
gether with the pony track. where
large number of pretty little animals
will be kept and hired to the children to
ride at cents ride or drive, Master
Willie Ketchum's celebrated trotting
dog Doc will also give exhibitions of his
speed against ponies and bicycles.
In the center of the light well, where
the pool formerly lay, will be the man.
moth tower of glory, part of the Edison
display, with its $500 electric lamps
and festoons of colored globes nesting
in tropical garden, about which will
run the tiny electric railroad complete
In every detail. the cars being lighted
by tiny electric lamps. A cascade Of
water falls from one end over rocky
cave, through which the train runs
through tunnel, which has all the dam
ger signals and appliances arranged au-
tomatically. On the second floor is the
balance of the display, consisting of all
the great inve ntor's patents, including
the talking dolls. In the art gallery are
the monographs, from which Patti can
be heayd to sing, and all the kings and
notables of Europe speak.
1t would be an imDOssibility to men
ton all the wonders that can be seen.
The vast building is to be simply filled
with wonders and curiOsities fro m al
most all parts of the globe.
The Minneapolis Exposition has not
only secured many exhibits and attrac-
tions worth travelling miles to see, but.
thanks to its friends among the paSsen-
ger agents of the Northwest and the eff
forts of the business men of Minneapo-
lis, it has secured rates of transpOrta-
ton low enough to induce everybody to
travel.
During the entire Exposition season
the rate OH Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays will be one fare for the round
trip from any point within radius of
800 miles from Minneapolis. north, west
and south, and within 200 miles on the
lines between Minneapolis and Chicago.
And during flair week." September
Sth to 18th. when the state fair will be
held on the fair grounds adjoi ming our
city limits, this rate will be ma de every
day from points in above limits to Min
.neapolis. Be sure that your tickets
read to Minneapolis, and you ca enjoy
both the Exposition and fai without
additional travelling expenses.