St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
sion recommended that Smith be fined
S. and reprimanded, as he had exceeded
his authority in arresting Irwin.
WITH ALL HONORS.
To-day the Court House Corner
Stone Will Be Laid.

Stone VIII Be LAID.
To-day will witness an event which will
take prominent place in the history of Min
neapolis-the laying of the corner stone OF
the magnificent new court house and city
hall, and should the weather be favorable
the ceremony will be witnessed by thousands
of people 1t was ct first proposed that
there should be no formal ceremony but that
the stone should be laid without particular
demonstration of any kind, but pub
lie sentiment asserted itself so strongly
in favor of fitting celebration of the
event that the court house commission de-
cided upon grand hurrah and by common
consent placed tie matter in the hands OF the
Masonic order. Charles d. Boyce, j. h.
Thompson and j. Nj. Williams have had
charge of the affair and every possible prep
aratiOn has been made for a ceremony
which will eclipse anything of the kind ever
attempted in Minneapolis. There Will be
grand parade with becoming services at the
building, which will be participated Ill by
nearly the entire membership OF the Masonic
order of the state, the officials of the Twin
Cities and many of the civic societies. Fol-
lowing is the order of the parade:
The grand cOmmandery will form on east
side of Fourth street, between Hennepln ana
First avenues north, right resting on HeEne-
pin avenue.
Communicates Nos and on same street
in rear of grand commandery.
Communicates Nos. to Is inclusive on
resting on First avenue north.
Communicates Nos. II to ~ will form GU
First avenue north, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. right resting on Fourth street.
Court house and city hall commissioners
and invited guests viii form on Fifth street,
between Hennepin and Second avenue
north, right resting on Hennepin avenue.
Lodges Nos. 166 TO 100 inclusive will form
on east side of Sixth street, between Henne-
pin and First avenue north, right resting on
Hennepin avenue
Lodges Nos 113 to 165 inclusive will form
on east side of Sixth street. between First and
Second avenues north, right resting on Flrt
avenue north.
Lodges Nos. IS to 112 inclusive will form on
west side Of Sixth street between First and
second avenues north, right resting on Sec
ond avenue north.
Lodges Nos. l to is inclusive will form on
west side of Sixth street between Hennepln
and First avenues north. right resting on
First avenue north. Grand lodge at Masonic
Temple.
The procession will move promptly at 2
p. N. in the following order:
Police Escort.
Band.
The Grand Commandery.
Subordinate communicates according TO rank
beginning with No. l.
Court House and City Hall Commissioners.
Gov. W, X. Merriam. Lieut.-GOv. &. ). Ives;
Mayor Smith, of St.Paul. Mayor Winston, of
Minneapolis.
supreme. district and municipal courts.
City Council of st. Paul.
City Council of Minneapolis.
Board of County Commissioners.
Board of Education.
Board Of Park Commissioners.
Library Board.
The Chamber of Commerce.
The Board of Trade
The Jobbers' Association.
The Business Mems Union.
The Bar Association.
The Trades and Labor Assembly.
Editors of Minneapolis and st. Paul Papers.
Lodges according to numbers beginning
with youngest lodge and ending with M. l.
District Deputy Grand Masters.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter.
Grand Tyler ana Grand. Pursuivant with
drawn swords.
Two Stewards, with white rods.
A Past Master, with golden vessel of corn:
Three Past Masters, with square, level and
plumb.
Two Past Masters, with silver vessels of oil
and wine.
Five Past Masters. with orders of archi
lecture.
Two Past Masters, with globes.
Large light borne by Past Grand Master.
A Past Master with Bible, square and COM
passes
Two lights borne by Past Grand Masters.
Past Grand Ofhcers, according to rank, ex-
cept ?. G. Masters.
Grand Treasurer.
OIduu StCItldlSa
Grand Chaplain.
Grand Orator.
Grand Junior Warden.
Grand Senior Warden.
Past Grand Masters.
Deputy Grand Master.
Book of Constitutions borne b. the Oldest
Past Master.
Grand Junior Deacon.
Grand Senior Deacon.
Grand Master.
Two Stewards with white rods.
Grand Sword Bearer and Grand standard
Bearer.
The line of march will be:
I'D Hennepin avenue to Tenth street,
thence to NicOllet avenue, thence to Fifth
street thence to Third avenue south, thence
tosFourth street and on Fourth street to en-
trance of building, where accommodations
are prepared on the platform for the grand
lodge, grand cOmmandery and board Of com
missi0ners with their invited guests.
The corner stone will be laid by Grand
Master BartO, assisted by the other officials
of the grand lodge of the state.
The mayor aldermen and other officials of
St Paul will attend in a body, and will be
met at the West hotel BY the Minneapolis
officials.