St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-07
LABOR DAY AT THE EXPO.
To-Day the Workers Are Invited
to Attend.

that the Minneapolis Exposition was not
going to be success this year will now have
chance to go down into their pockets and
pay all of the bets which they have made.
Any person who saw the immense Gro wd
which was present at the Exposition Salur-
day night was thoroughly convinced, If he
had had any doubts previously, that as a
success 1t is far ahead of any of the ones in
years gone by. The people seemed to vie
with each osher as to who would get to the
big building first and to who would be
the ones 10 stay the longest They brought
their children with them too, and the little
ones had time to be long remembered.
They clustered around the ponies, and it was
u constant menace of bankruptcy 10 the ones
who were the carriers of the purses. As a
new departure in making every Saturday
''Cnildren's day." 1t is all unqualified sue
cuss.
In the evening, when the first bomb was
fired for the signal of the commencement of
the gorgeous spectacle. THE Siege of Vera
Cruz" the people made a rush for the en-
trance to the gigantic amphitheater, and the
men who were at work exchanging the re-
served seat checks for the proper coupons
could not work.fast enough. In view of the
fact that the amphitheater has capacity of
seating over IL, 600 people, there was no
crowdlng and every one was supplied with a
good seat. There is one thing about the Ex-
position amphitheater which Is greatly APP
preciated by the people-that is that there is
not single seat out of the whole number
the stage. The crowd which was present at
the opening of the spectacle, on the occasion
OF Its fifth presentation, Saturday night, was
the largest one for this season so far, and 1t
was one of the largest ones ever seen in the
city of Minneapolis. The Exposition man.
agement is confident of successful season,
and the display OF fireworks will be enlarged
and increased right along.
Tonight will be the occasion of the cela-
brating the success of the different labor
organizations of this city. and number of
special pieces of fireworks will be prepared
by the pyrotechn1cal artists of the production.
An immense emblematic piece designed TO
represent the success of united labor, will be
one of the features of the evening
AS musical day, to day will be a much
finer one than any previous ones. Special
programmes have been prepared by the
Mexican band and the Sanford sisters
orchestra, and the very air will be flied with
the music feryor. The programmeiwhich will
be given by the Mexican band will be as
follows:
AFTERNOoN-PART T.
Echoes from Mexico'-March Aguirre
"Semiramis Selection ...... . Rossini
''Sighs and Kisses''-Waltz Anda
'Boccaccio' Selection. Suppe
''The Forge in the Forest''-Idyll Michaeiis
Description: At night-morning-by the
strikes five times slowly-The forge. Dur
ing the production of the piece the stage is
III complete darkness. In the dim light the
blacksmith can be seen working at his forge,
of Bengal lights. He keeps time TO the mu-
sic, and the effect is very striking one.)
PART IL.
FRA Dlavolo"-Overture ............ Auber
Sounmbula" -SaXaphone solo by Senior
The Drum Majors daughter oifenbach
st Peters Tivoli". ...... ~ Martinez
running scene ........:.. Bucalossi-
and peaceful. Second-The hutsman pre-
pares for the chase Third-We Jump into
our saddles and the hutsman sounds merry
6 blast. Fourth-The parties join. Fifth
the scent. Seventh-Whip-b barking of the
dogs, full cry. the death. Eighth-We re-
turn home.
EVENING PRoGRAMME-PARr l.
1.-THE Kings Guards March Anon
"Mesnadieri '-Selection. Anon
Adam and Eve'-Cornet polka Reynaud
Cornet duet by Seniors Martinez and
Selection from THE Prophet :. Meverbeer
"a Kiss"-Mazurka. ........... Meyerbeer
PATTI
THE Nymph of the Lake"-selec-
The ARTISTS Lfe-walta Wittmsn
THE Sultan of the Indies Anon
Far From Thee"-Mazurka Rosas
AOle'-Tambourine solo by Senior To-
The programme which has been prepared
by the Sanford sisters for this evening is an
unusually fine one, and is probably the best
one which has been given as yet by the tai
ented young musicians. 1t is as follows:
PART 1.
March-"Nahant' Thomas
By the Orchestra.
Oyerture-"The Village Belle go =. Bouillon
BY the Orchestra.
Soprano soo-'I'll Not Believe Thee
=, False" $500. Miss Viola '.R"
Flageolet Solo-"Chirp. Chirp'' Coy
By Miss Florilla.
Banjo Mandolin and Guitars. Quartette.
Recital - Entertaining Sisters
beau ..--;-.--...-.-: ....... Little Miliie
Harp Solo-''Il Papagallo" Alyon
Miss Viola.
Ocarina Quartette.
Song-"Good Old Days By the Quartette
Cornet Duet. ...............'The Pilot''
Misses Florilla and Arlena.
By the Orchestra.
PARTII.
Waltz-"Danghter of Lovely the or
overture-"Galaxy of Song'-By the or
song-'The Yankee Girls. By the ouartette
Violin Soio-"'fhe Last Rose of sum
mer, variations Miss Viola
Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Quartette.
Cornet Solo-"The Warriors
Dream. ,................M Miss Florilla
Ocarina Quartette.
Recital--"The Engineers Whis-
Banjo solo-''The Darkys Dream''-Miss
Aeelalae. ;...:.:..:.. 49,. Lansing
Harp Solo--Scotch airs ........ Miss Viola
Galop-"The Chink of the Gold'-Or-
chestra. ................. ......,... Robinson
BLETHENIAN MOVEMENTS.