St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-12
TO DO MINNESOTA HONOR.
DEPARTURE OF Gov NELSON AND
PARTY FOR CHICAGO.
HIS STAFF GOES In UNIFORM.

The Gopher State Official De1ega-
ton Makes a Brave showing
Several Ex-Governors Accom-
pany the Party-Order of the
Exercises to Occur at Mime
sofas Building.
Gov. Nelson and his staff, the latter
In full uniform, left COR Chicago at $40
last evening on the Milwaukee limited.
Two extra sleepers. of the finest electric
lighted-vestlbuled pattern, were pro-
vided for their accommodation. The
train IS due in Chicago at $3.50 a. m. to-
day. Upon arriving there the governor
and staff will proceed directly to the
Chicago Beach hotel. where they will
abide until their return.
The gubernatorial party consisted not
only of the governor and his staff, but
was distinguished by the presence of
ex-Govs. Ramsey, Marshall, Austin and
McGill. The party was further aug
mented by Lieut.. Gov. Clough. Secretary
of State Brown, State Treasurer Boblet-
ter. and Tams BiXby, the governors
secretary. The Merchants hotel was
fireplace of rendezvous prior TO depart
ing for the union depot,and the rctunda
presented a very lively scene for
time.
Gov. Nelson said to GLOBE reporter
that he did not know what the order of
exercises would be on Minnesota day
further than that Col. Monfort, the
president of the board of managers for
III o1I- . ba int nd1n
speech, and that he, the governor. would
follow. Gov. Nelson Will discuss the
state of Minnesota, its resources and
achievements. The other speakers are
Sidney Owen, who will talk about the
agricultural interests of the state; Cyrus
NorthIOI. who will discuss the educa-
tional Institutions; c. A. Towne, of Du-
luth, who will speak of the lumber and
mineral products; Senator Stevens, who
will pay tribute TO AIipnesOta's NUM-
cipal institutions, and o. Y. 1ousley,
one of the national worlds fair COM
miSSionerS for Minnesota. who will give
a general review. Gov. Nelson will re-
view the Third regiment, Minnesota
National guard.
Following is list of the members of
the governors staff who accompanied
his eXcellency:
Brig. Gen. Hermann Muehlberg, Car
yer, adjutant general; Brig. Gen. A. F.
Pray, Minneapolis. Inspector general;
Brig. Gen. j. Nj. Diment, Owatonna,
quartermaster general; Brig. Gen. c. A.
TOwne. Duluth, judge advocate gen.
eral: Brig. Gen. j. II. Murphy, St.
Paul, surgeon general: Brig. Gen. S. E.
Olson, Minneapolis, commiSsary gen.
eral; Col. Charles F. Pusch, St. Paul.
aid-de-camp; Col. &. A. Smith, Mime
apolis. aid-de-camp: Col, Soren Listoe,
aid-de-camp; Col. &. b. Ward, AleXan-
dria, abide camp; Col. A. J. Blethen,
Minneapolis, aid-de-camp; Lieut.. Col.
II. L. Bevens, Morris. assistant adj u
tant general; Lieut.. Col. n. b. Fulmer,
WinOna, assistant Quartermaster gen.
eral; Lieut.. Col. q. A. Whitney, Wa
dena, assistant inspector general; Lieut..
Col. Jorgen Simmons, Appleton. assis-
tant commissary general; Lieut.. Col.
A. z. Wedge. Albert Lea. assistant sur
geon general; Lieut.. Col. Lane K.Stone,
ST. Paul, aid de-camp; Lieut.. Col. e. l..
West, Austin, aid-de-camp; Maj. j. A.
EcksteiE, New Ulm, and camp: Mai.
Andrew Nelson, Litchfield. aid de-camp;
Maj. Edwin Madison, Breckenridge,
aid-de-camp.
< Capt. j. T. Huston, U. s. A, inspec-
tor general of the state militia, accom-
panied the staff.
The exodus TO Chicago. outside of the
governors party, was not very large. |
The Milwaukee, train carried two extra |
sleeperS besides those assigned to the |
governor and his staff, and the Buriing- !
Ton road also attached two extra Sleep |
erSs