St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-05
Official Programme.

ing on Eighth street TO BroaQWay, tneuce W
Third street, thence to Washington. thence
to Fifth, thence on Fifth to Fort, thence to
Ninth. thence to Exchange, thence to st.
Peter, thence to Sixth, thence to Broadway,
passing the triumphal column, colonnade
and arch at Smith park.
2:3G p. M.-HistorIcal and industrial pa
rade dine of march same as above).
Platoon of Police.
Grand Marshal Gen. W. b. Bend.
FIRST DIVISION.
Fort Smelling Band.
Col. E c. Mason, u. s. A, Commanding.
Aides, staff Officers.
Third Infantry, u S. A.
Sebert's Band.
First Infantry, n. G. s. Nj.
First Artillery, N. G. S. M.
Shattuck Band.
Shattuck Cadets, Faribault.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal L. ID. Wilkes Commanding.
Fort Totten Indian Band.
Fifty Indians With Ponies, Mode Of Trans
portation, Etc.
Float-French Voyageurs, Explorers of
the Northwest.
Float. Miniature st. Paul's First Church: Es-
cort of Twenty Frenchmen costumed in
dress of early days of exploration.
Red River Carts, Early Mode OF Transports
ton.
Emigrant Wagons, Prairie Schooners, En-
igrantS. "Westward Ho'
US. Mail on Horseback Stage Coaches.
First coach will contain A. L. Larpenteur
and family. Mr. Larpenteur being the old
est living white citizen in st. Paul.
Second coach will contain B. W, Brunson
and wife. Mr.. Brunson surveyed and laid
the original town OF ST. Paul
F rst Postoffce in st. Paul, Escort of ITO Let
ter Carriers, representing the growth of the
business.
Float, Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail
Miniature Representation of Chicago, Mil
waukee d st. Paul Railroad Locomotive
No. II.
This locomotive hauled the first passen-
ger train into ST. Paul from the East arriv-
ing here via Prairie du Chen, Austin and
Faribault Oct. 10. 1868.
Float Chicago ST. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Railway.
Float Great Northern Railway.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal j H. Beck commanding; Aides,
E. A. Jaggard, Leo A. Gulterman, A. j.
Cumming o. A. Lindeke, L. T. Jamme.
Kleist's Band.
Float-State of Minnesota
Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted knights in advance. Escort,
twelve mounted men, with white helmets.
white leggings and gloves and blue sur
Float-State of Wisconsin,
Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted knights in advance. Escort,
twelve mounted men. white helmets, white
leggings and gloves and scarlet SurtoutS.
Float-The Dakotas-
Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted knights in advance. Escort
twelve mounted men, white helmets leg
gings and gloves and old gold surtouts.
Float-State of Montana
| Drawn by four horses abreast, with three
mounted knights in adyacce; escort twelve
mounted cowboys.
| Float-State of Washington
Drawn by four horses abreast, IT, three lIe
mounted men in old continental dress.
! Float-City of st. Paul
! Drawn by four horses abreast, three mount
| ed men III advance; escort, twelve mount
| ed police, with white helmets. white leg
| guard OF honor of twelve boys on ponies,
costumed in national colors, six each side
of float, two abreast-"St PauPs Loyalty
to State and Nation"
Minneapolis Band.
| Float-City of Minneapolis-Drawnb by twelve
| horses Is of Greek design and represents
the milling industry Of the Flour City.
| Float-City of Minneapolis-Representl
| twenty-three feet in length, with Grecian
ornamentation. In the galley the God OF
Commerce, Mercury at the helm. Central
figure, Minneapolis. female. seated on
Greek pedestal bearing aloft torch indie
ative of progress. Drawn by twelve
horses Guard of honor arrayed as Greek
| soldiers, students. etc.
Float--City of Duluth.
Floats-City of Grand Fo1kS
Float-City of Fargo.
Float-CitY of St. Cloud.
| Duluth Band.
| Float-Clty of Crookston.
| Float-City of Moorhead.
Float-City of Devils Lake.
Two Floats-City of Kalispel.
Three Floats-City of Everett.
| FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal Gustave Scholle commanding.
Aides-T. B. Scott, j. P. Ulmer, w. H. Patter
son, A. Fl. Paget G. r. Mead.
| st. Cloud Band.
Paukopf's Band
| Division Composed of Floats Representing
Manufacturers.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshall d. b. Finch, Commanding.
Aides, b. Kuhl, G.. 7. Schurmeier, Frank W
Gibbons.
Schubert and Thels Band.
Boys Band.
Division Composed Of Floats Representing
st. Paul Jobbers.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Marshal L. T. Ordway Commanding.
| Brainerd Band.
| Division Composed of Jobbers and Retailers
City of Seattle
IAlarge log, forty feet long and eight fee
| in diameter, will be drawn by twenty
horses.
Although the above programme may
undergo some change as to order o.
floats, it will be carried out substan-
TALLY.
Hang Out Your Banners.
Citizcns should begin decorating theil
buildings this morning. The work wa:
commenced last week, but outside the
decorations of the city hall, the North
crn PACIFIC general offices, and num-
Der OF the larger wholesale and retail
houses, very little has been accom-
plished. This weeks programme is o.
unusual Importance, consisting OF three
great events. and the decorations shoult
DO the most elaborate ever seen in st
Paul The most nrominert man OF thi