St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
BEAUTIFULLY LESS.
The Exposition Management
Promises Great Things This

Il
Week.
There are only five more days for the
people of Minneapolis to go to the Expo
sition and to enjoy the immense array
of attractions which are to be seen in
that place. Already there have been
nearly a half-million of visitors; of
course great many of them going the
second, third and an indefinite number
of times. Such an array of attractions as
will be presented to the people on
this, the closing week of the great EX-
position, will never be surpassed by any
of the eXpoSitions which may follow.
Each day and evening will be of some
special note, and instead of decreasing
in the character of their attractions
their merits will increase. Tonight
will bS ST. Paul night, and the day will
be Orphans day." allthe homeless lit
tie ones to be the guests of the firm of
Regan Brothers, who will give to each
one of the orphans in st. Paul and Min
neapolis ticket for admission TO the
building and who will furnish neat lit
tie lanch for them during the day. In
the evening will be given one of the
large portraits of some prominent per-
son.
Wednesday will be the great Harvest
Festival, and it is expected that the day
will be one of the biggest in the history
of the Exposition for any season. The
building will be kept opeu for the ben
eft of the public, and after the parade
there will be a rush for the building.
Special programmes will be arranged
by the Mexican band and the Sanford
sisters orchestra, and the visitors will
be looked after in the very best manner.
Thursday will be Visitors day, with a
special programme for the occasion.
Friday will be the great day fer the
babies. and there will be a great time
on that occasion. There will be babies
of every nationality, color and size, and
every mother win expect that her baby
will get the prize. Over $500 will be
given away. the visitors to make their
own selection of the prize winners by
voting. There have already been a
large number of entries. and the voting
will he spirited.
Saturday will be the last day, and
there will be a lively programme on
that occasion. The Exposition manage
men will give away on that day a little
Shetland pony, the prize to be awarded
by the drawing of number. In the
evening an exhibition drill will be given
by Company A, the crack military COM
pany of the Minnesota militia, the drill
to take place in the fort, which is To-
lated in the center Of the lightwell. This
is the place where the baby show will
be given on Friday.
Only five more days for you to hear
the great Mexican band. They will
leave Sunday for the corn palace at
Sioux City.
There will be large number of floats
turned out from the Exposition build
intr nr tiaa dow Of tho HorvQct EactiUal
The Exposition directors held a meet
ing yesterday and transacted all OF the
business which was brought up before
them. They instructed the committee
which has charge of the display
Wednesday to illuminate the bridges
and streets between the Exposition
building and the union depot with gay
assortment of fireworks on the evening
OF the 23d.
There will be a salute of ten guns
fired OH the morning OF the Harvest
Festival parade.
Musical Programme.
Mexican Band and School Childrens Chorus.
PART /.
"Dinovah''- -Overture-Band 80 .Meyerbeer
Children's Chorus-"FIom Bright
Lands Come. with piano accom-
Children Chorus Red, White and
Blue with band accompaniment. Shaw
Children's Pilgrims Cho-
rus" with piano accompaniment. Verdi
Children's Chorus-'AnvIl Chorus"
with band accompaniment. .......... Verdi
PART II.
'Zanetar-Overture ..... 49,. Auber
"a Hunting Scene" Descriptive
piece ............ ........-...... .Bucaloss1
nadieri''-Selection. Verdi
"Oralia"-Schottishe e...--............G. q. Ortiz
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