St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-22

Points OF Interest to BE In
spected-Trip to the Wheat
Fields.
A joint committee meeting of the
various commercial bodies OF the city
was held yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of arranging for the rece ption
"a id entertainment of the foreign CON-
imissioners to the worlds fair who are
about to visit this region and the North
west A committee of ten prominent
business men and officials was selected
to go to Hastings Thursday afternoon,
where the excursion train will be met,
and the visitors escorted to this city,
ARRIVING at the union depot at O'Clock
ip. IN. A majority OF those composing
the excursion will go to the Hotel Ryan.
Itis hoped that as many of our business
men as possible will be at the depot to
meet the train, and will visit the hotel
during the evening, there to mIngle
with our distinguished guests.
The forenoon OF Friday Will not be
marked by any formal ceremonies, each
Of the visitors being left to his own
pleasure. At $3.50 p. IN. carriages will
be taken, and a drive had to various
points OF interest in and about the city.
In the evening an informal reception
will be rendered them at the rooms of
the Commercial club, to which our citi-
zens generally. together with their
ladies, are invited. The details of this
reception have not been fully arranged,
but will he announced hereafter. The
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our representative citizens present as
possible.
On Saturday morning the party will
be taken TO Minneapolis to view the
wonders of the Flour city, under the
escort of a local committee. They will
spend Saturday there, and during that
time will pay visit to the
Falls of Minnehaha. On Sunday
they will leave via the Great North
ern road for the Northwest, reachi ing
Grand Fol ks on. Monday morning. The
greater part of tue day will be spent
there and at LarimOre. Near the latter
tunity of witnessing the operation of
harvesting OH 10000 acre farm.
From Larimore the party will return
to Grand Forks, and thence take tour
nOrthward TO the Canadian boundary
line. but will not cross into the domain
of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen
Victoria-not through fear of a hostile
demonstration, but because the time or
the party is limited. Re, urning by way
of st. Paul. the distinguished guests
will proceed to Chicago over the Chicago
q Northwestern road by special train.
having been absent from the Worlds
Fair city just one week. and traversed
one of The most interesting sections of
the country.
The gentlemen present at Yesterdays
meeting are DESTROYS of the hearty CO.
operation of all citizens in the enter
taiment of the party while here. Every
thing connected with the affair is de-
signed to be strictly inforlnal-Spop-
taneOus, as it were-tO the end that
each citizen may feel a personal pride
in extending 10 the visitors such courte
sizes as may befit their station and
their position as the city's guests.
Those who Are Expected
Those who compose the party of COM
ing guests are the following:
Austria-Ivan Otulik, chief of the
Hungarian department. of agriculture
ana correspondent of the Buda Pest
Hirlap: Ladislasde Goger, editor of the
reports of the ministry OF agriculture,
Buda Pest; Prof. Isadore Singer, Neue
;Freie Presse, Vienna; DR.. S. Gold, rep
resentative and. reporter of the Frem-
ldenbatt. Vienna, and connected with
the Austrian official commission.
Belgium-N. Edouard Guerette, dele
gate of the commissioner general; M.
de Neuifit, inspector of the ministry of
resentlng the Independence Beige, of
B ruSSels.
Brazll-Graciano A. de Azambuja,
commissioner.
Bulgaria-Prof. Vulke l. Shopoff. del
egate.
Colombia-Dr. Carlos Martinez Silva,
commissioner general and president of
the national commission, and DIR. Ed
rique de NarvaeZ. commissioner.
Costa kica-H. f. Sr. ID. Manuel Nj.
de PeraIta, E. e. and Nj. p, president
of the commission.
France-M. l.. VasSilliere, inspector
general of agriculture of France; NJ. A.
Mantelet. correspondent of lie journal,
and Henry Leveque de VilmOrin. presi-
dent of the Society of Agriculture.
Germany-Marc Aurel. correspondent
of the Bremen Weser Zeitung and of
the Hanoverscher Courier; Phillip
Burgess, hamburger correspondent.
Great Britaln-J. f. Atkinson. presi-
dent OF the DOre TOtley and Homestead
Agricultural Society.
commissioner.
Jamaica-GeOrge Augustus Doyet,
commissioner.
Trinidad Harry Vincent. executive
commissioner.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DR.. Gustave E.GuZ-
man. vice president OF the Guatemalan
commission.
New South Wales-W. O. Campbell.
commissioner; Edmund Mitchell. of the
Sidney Daily Telegraph and Melbourne
Age; Col. j. f. Hobbs, OF the Sidney
Herald.
ltaly-Count Detalmo BraZza di Sa-
vorgnam, royal commissioner; +. Pa
trizzi, correspondent of III Socolo and
La Lombarbia, OF Milan; ii Diyltte, of
Rome, and Ii Resto del Carlina, of b.
logne.
Japan-K. Twara, imperial commits
sioner; Sch Tsuda, imperial commits
sioner.
Mexico-Engineer j. d. Fieury. COM
missioner general.
Paragraphs. Emit Haasler, commits
sioner; DIR. Gregor de kannett, CORE
sp0Ddent.
|. Spain-Senor Don Enrique Dupuy de
LONE, royal Spanish commissioner gem
eral, and Capt. Victor Nj. COncas. COM
mandsr of the carayeis.
: Sweden-Reinhold Hornell, agricul-
ture juror for Sweden.
Turkey-A. &. Asdikian, agriculture
commissioners.
Norway-J E. Maakestad. CORE
sDondent; Prof. Sophus Fromholt, cor
responding Bergebsponsten: Y. -Uil
nan, president Norwegian congress;
G lpt Mangnus Anderson, commander
OF the viking. and Alfred A. Hahn, cor
respondent of the Norges Sjofartat-
dende.
nUruguay-Don Alberto Gomez Ruano,
commissioner.