St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-20

faced the enemy in the jungles, and
tried conclusions with the enemy
on the briny deep, men of letters
and Of law, of silence and of art,
merchant princes, whose early days tell
stories of toll and poverty, and who
stand today as gigantic monuments of
the opportunities afforded to energy
and independence under the flag of
free republic. Patriotism was the mo-
tive that brought them together to pay
tribute to the discOverer of their land.
For the assemblage d'honeur tonight was
essentially private affair; so far as the
Official programme of dedication week
was concerned it had no recognition,
beyond the formal Endorsement of the
committee on ceremonies of the Worlds
Columbian exposition, an Endorsement
that carried with it neither financial
liability nor responsibility. A thousand
OF the leading citizens of Chicago, the
promoters, 1900 or more Of distin-
gulShed women and men of the civil
lied nations of the earth, the
guests. As social function there was
an efferescence of patriotic fervOr
on the part of the ruling element of the
Garden City it was perhaps the most
notable event, so far AS society was con-
cerEed, in her entire history.
1t was after IL o'clock when the
strains of the cOrnet, violin and harp
summoned the devotees of the terpse-
chOrean art to the center floor to in
augurate tripping of the light
fantastic toe. Judging from the
length of the dance programme the fes-
tlvltIeS should terminate at daylight,
thus allowing the participants brief
medium of repOse preparatory to re-
viewing the grand civic parade. An
elaborate supper, however, is by no
means an insignificant feature of the
nights programme.
The following were among the dis
tinguished guests who were present at
the reception tonight:
Vice President Morton and Miss Maud
Morton, ex-President K. B. Hayes and Miss
Fannie Hayes, Chief Justice and Mrs. NJ. w.
Fuller. Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Justice and
Mrs. Gray, Justice and Mrs Blatchford.
Justice and Mrs. Brewer, Justice and
Mrs Brown: Justice and Mrs. ehiras.
Foster, Secretary and Mrs. Charles Foster
Attorney General W. II. II Miller, Secretary
b. +. Tracy and Miss Tracy; Secretary. Mrs
and Miss Noble; Postmaster General and
Miss Wanamaker. Washington; Secretary,
Mrs. and Miss Rusk; Secretary, Mrs and
Miss Elkins; Marshal and Mes. j. NJ Wright.
WashingtOn; Clerk and Mrs. j. Ii. McKin-
ney Washington; Baron de Fava, minister
from Italy: Senior and Sonora Don Romero.
Mexico; Charles de Strive, minister from
Russia; P. RatkIns Russia; Senior Don Car
rama. Argentine republic; Mavrovem Bey,
Turkey: Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop
Satolli, Archbishop Ireland; Gov. William
r. Russell, of Massachusetts; Gov. and Mrs.
Fifer, Illinois; Gov. and Mrs. e. W. Peck,
Wisconsin; Gov. Burke. North Dakota; Gov.
Me.lette. South Dakota; Gov. L. B. Knapp,
Alaska; Gov Merriam, Minnesota; Gov
Toole, Montana: Gov and Mrs. Boies Iowa;
Gov. r. Z. Flower New York; Gov. Pattison,
PENNSYLVANIA: Gov. Mckinley. Ohio; Ad-
Schotield. Gen. and Mrs n. A. Miles; Mr..
and Mrs. G. ". Childs. Philadelphia; Sena-
tor and Mrs. Calvin Brice, Senator and Mrs.
John sherman, Ohio: Senator and Mrs Gull
lom. Illinois; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Driscoll st.
Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Lowry, Minneapolis