St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-04
have been pulled in will:celebrate with


the officials.
The money order and registry depart
ments of the pOstot1ice will be closed all
all day. The other departments will
be open from to 10 am. The carriers
will make one delivery, at $50 a. m.
The collections of the mail will be the
same as Sundays.
The members of the Loyal Legion
will spend the day with their brothers
of the order in Duluth.
DTS. George NJ. Coon, r. A. Wharton.
II. G.. Dampier. and MeSsrs. y. Y. Hail
and Leslie p. Richardson will fish along
the banks of the Cannon river at North
field and dine at the formers old home
in that city.
Miss Held. the popular and efficient
the supreme court, will spend the day
with friends in ST. Peter.
Darius f. Reese and Charley Hol-
combe will crate at Appleton.
Herman Stockenstrom will deliver an
Grafton at Spring Lake, Isanti county.
The Minnesota Cricket club will play
the Great Northern eleven at Kittson-
dale, having chosen the following: JIG.
SauleZ, captain; II. NJ. Hunt, S. Mason,
F. Knight. j. {. Wesley, j. II. Bam-
forth. +. NJ. Hadow, A. E. Knight, /.
Sisson,W Z. Rumble, f. Chaplin. X. Il.
Dunn. A. +. Donaldson and r. DOherty.
Ex-Ald. Anthony YOerg will celebrate
the event by attempting to lure the
finny deniZenS of the lake at Pratt, Wis,
to test the qualities of his hook. He
will be accompanied by Drs. Darling
and Frost.
There will be excursions on the
steamer City of st. Louis during the day.
At st. Anthony Park there will be
regular celebration under the direction
of MesSrs. Hall and Annell. In the
evening general display or fireworks
will be given.
At Silver lake, North st. Paul, there
will be a variety of sports, including
boat races, ball games and fireworks.
A picnic will be held at Groveland
park by the members of st. Marks
church. fierriam Park. Two hundred
dollars in prizes will be distributed
among the winners of the various races
and games. An elaborate dinner will
be served from II o'clock until p. m.
Merriam Park Cornet band will dis
course music, and a Fourth of July or
alton will be delivered.
st. Vincent's parish will celebrate by
a grand picnic at the beautiful new
club grounds near Lake Como. Boat
ing will be INDUCED in, the successful
competitors in the several events re-
eeiving valuable prizes. Brass and
string bands will alternately play
patriotic selections throughout the day.
One of the most varied and unique
celebrations will be under the auspices
of st. James perish. The affair will be
under the personal supervision of the
pastor, Rev. James A. Fitzpatrick.
They have chosen the corner of Pleas
ant avenue and West Seventh street as
the site for the merrymaking. There
will be picnic and all sorts of athletic
contests, and the winners of the run
ming races and other events to be re-
warded with gold medals and other
prizes. punch and Judy" perform
ances and tent concerts will amuse
young and old. A band of twenty mu-
sicians, under the direction of Prof. E.
n. Smith, will furnish music.
Attorney General Clapp will make
the American eagle scream at Benson.
A picnic in the daytime and great
display of fireworks in the evening Will
be given at Lake Phalen.
City Attorney LAWYER says this will
be the first independence day in many
years that he will enjoy in the midst of
his family. For a series of years last
past he has been called upon to deliver
Orations at different places. Mr.. Law
Ter says that after breakfast he will
read the Declaration of Independence
to his little son, and spend the rest OF
the day in firing off crackers for his
heirs amusement.
princess of Trebizonde" will to-day
be produced. matinee and evening, at
the Metropolitan. "Uncles and Aunts"
will be given two performances at the
Grand.