St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-06
GERMANS ON HORSES
To-Day the Teutons Will Gel
citrate Their Advent in
the New World.
Judge Mahoney Listens to a
Test Case on the Hem
nepin Boulevard.
Doctors Said to Have Been
Careless in Reporting
Contagious Diseases.
Democratic Politicians in
TOWn--NeWs From the
District Court.

To-day all the German societies of
the city will unite in grand celebra-
ton in honor of the settlement of the
first German colony at Philadelphia.
The principal features of the day are
parade of the societies in the afternoon
at O'Clock, and musical and literary
entertainment at the Washington ring
in the evening.
The leading Germans of the city have
taken held of the affair in an earnest
manner, and an enthusiastic celebration
anticipated. For weeks past prepa-
rations have been in progress; and at
last everything appears to be in readl-
ness. The singing societies have been
asSiduously rehearsing together several
choruSes which will be given at the
evening concert, and committees have
been hard at work perfecting other ar
engagements.
The final rehearsal of the united
singing societies, comprising over 100
voices. was held last night at Harmonic
hall,and the results were most satisfac-
tory.
After the rehearsal, which lasted
until late hour, the central committee
met to perfect arrangements. 1t was
reported that there would be about
5000 men III line for the parade, and
that the following societies had signi-
ned Willingness to participate: The
Turner's, Sons of Hermann, Jacob
SchaetTer Post q. A. R.. German lodges
of Druids, Odd Fellows, and A. O. u.
w. aid societies and singing societies.
Albert Paegel has been elected
grand marshal of the day and
has named as his aides j. l..
kiirhli, Paul Schmedeman and
julius j. Heinrich. There will be three
divisions of the parade. the respective
marshals of which will be Adam Vogt,
Matt Gross and Michael Kliver. The
mounted brigade will be under the COM
mand of r. Steinmetz and r. j. Helm
richs. There will be 100 mounted men.
who will wear uniform consisting of
with roSetteS of the German colors.
Their horses will be similarly deco
rated.
The procession will form on first ave
nue. north, between Second and Fourth
streets, promptly at 1:45. The line of
march, as originally laid out, was as
follows:
On Second street to Nicollet avenue,
to Eighth street, to Sixth avenue south,
to Washington avenue, to the Washing
ton rink.
On account of the muddy condition of
the bridge at Fifth avenue north, it was
decided that change would be neceS-
Sary, and after considerable discussion,
the matter was left to the marshals to
agree upon.
The exercises at the rink will be
opened by DanZ's orchestra in a pot
ponrri of American and German airs.
The president will then deliver an adj
dress Of welcome, after which the or
chestra will give promenade concert
until O'clock.
The programme of the evening in de-
tail is as follows:
Overture. .....D anz's Orchestra
President S Address. $500. Gottlieb Boehme
Grand Chorus of the German Singers.
Address. ....... 80. Albert Scheffer st. Paul
Selection. Observation-Disclosures anz's Orchestra
Grand Chorus of the German Singers.
Exhibition by the Turner's
Address. 49,. Max Hirschfeldt
Grand Chorus
At the conclusion of the above pro-
gramme there will be hop.