St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-04

will form as designated below, the head of
each division Except the firstl on Sixth
street with the rear extending in a north
erlv direction.
First Divison-Marshal Col. E C. Mason,
.. S. A., commanding; Third infantry. T. S.
A, and First infantry, n. G.S. NJ. on Neil
street; First artillery, N G s. NJ. and Shat
tuck cadets on Kittson street.
Second Division-Marshal L. d. Wilkes
commanding: Indians, French voyageurs.
First church. Red river cart prairie schoon-
ers, United States postotfice exhibit, stages,
steamboat float, on Williams street.
Third Divsion-Marshal j. II. Beck COM
manding; floats representing Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Dakota, Montana. Washington
St, Paul. Minneapolis, Crookston. Devils
Lake. Duluth, Everett Fargo Grand Forks
Kallspell Moorhead, Seattle and St. Cloud,
on Locust street.
Fourth Dlvision-Marshal G. Schalle COM
manGing: This division will be the manu-
facturers' division, on John street.
Fifth D1yision-Marshal d. B. Finch COM
manding. This division will contain the
floats of the jobbers and will form on Olive
street.
Sixth Division = Marshal L. P. Ordway
commanding, will be the retailers division,
and will form on Pine street with head of
column on Eighth street.
Each division will be formed by its mar
shal, who will have full authority to decide
all questions which will arise.
Each marshal will have his division formed
ready to move by 2:3O p m. sharp, and will
report al that hour to the grand marshal. at
the corner of Sixth and John streets. Parts
OF divisions not in column at the time named
Will be excluded from the parade
w. B. BEND,
Grand Marshal.
The following assignment has been
made of the baudS:
First Division-Fort Smelling band, Sell
bert's and the Cadet band Of Shattuck.
Second Division - Fort Totten's Indian
band
Third Division-Kleists and the Duluth
band.
Fourth Division-Pankopfs and st. Cloud
band
Fifth Division-Schubert e. Thiers and
boys band
Sixth Division-Brainerd band.
The upper end of the line of march
proceeding on Fifth street to Smith ave-
nue., and on Smith to Ninth street, the
parade will continue on Fifth street to
Fort and on Fort street to Ninth.
The telegram of Chairman B. d. Cald-
well, of the Western Passenger associa-
tion, announcing an open rate of one
and one-thlrd fares to st. Paul and re-
turn from points within $50 miles of st.
Paul was followed up yesterday by
letter from Mr.. Caldwell. and confirms
the first. These rates will be given on
all roads in the Western Passenger
association. Tickets will be sold
June 6 and z, good to return and
including June 9, to be good going COM
mencing date of sale only, and for con-
tinuous passage in each direction.
The Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern give one-fare rate for the
round trip from all points in Minnesota,
the Dakotas and Manitoba, good OIL
rixyi,, In, n
There is a great scarcity Of good
and it is hoped that stands will be erect
ed along the line of march.
Among the prominent artists attend
ing to displays here for the Hill celeDra-
tion is Fawcett Robinson, OF Chicago,
whose genius in spectacular production
has made him widely known, especially
among those interested In scenic work
for the theater. His brother, Alfred
Robinson, who is with him, is an artist
of high repute. He spent several years
at Henry Irving'5 Lyceum theater, Lon
don, Eng, during which time Fawcett
Robinson was scenic artist in Augustus
Harris theater-the Drury Lane. They
are the guests of Fred E. Powers. who
has gained considerable reputation as
st. Paul artist. They will complete
the celebration float for the Powers
Dry Goods company, and will help to
decorate the new building Of that con-
Germ. Fawcett Robinson won fame at
the Drury Lane theater and in the lord
mayors show, London; at the Porte Ste.
Martin, Paris. and at the spectacular
carnivals in Kansas City and New Or
leans. He was to have proceeded with
the establishment of the Chicago Spec
tatOrium hUt for the intOrruDtIOn which
has overtaken that colossal enterprise.
Buffalo Bill's wild West" which is
exciting such great furore and meet
ing with such enormous success in Chi
cago, will be represented in the Great
Northern railway celebration by hand
some float. which will be historical in
every respect, giving an exact repre-
sentation of the wild West. There is no
living man that has done more for the
advance of the Indian race than Col.
w. F. Cody buffalo BilD.