St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-29
MAMMOTH STREET PARADE
Starts at 9 q. m. and Goes
Through the Heart Of
the City.
FEATURES OF THE PARADE.
Open Cages Of Lions, Tigers,
LeopardS, Etc, With
Trainers Inside.

Young America will be in its glory
today, and no doubt all the embryo
presidents Will rise with the sun. to be
early OH the spot to secure places of
vantage from which to see the great
parade. For all the big and little ele-
plants and all the other attachments
of the sawdust arena will be cn dress
parade in the streets of st. Paul, and
afford to everybody at least glimpse
into that much admired realm of show
life, even if too poor to see the show
proper.
Hard times were not in 1t with the
Barnum & Bailey big show at their
exhibitions at Minneapolis yesterday.
The concern did an immense business.
With early day the tented city which
the Immense show carries will be
raised on the circus grounds, on Uni
verslty avenue, near st. Adams. The
great parade, which is always feature
of that famous show, will start from
there at o'clock in the morning, taking
Grotto street to Summit avenue. From
there the line of march is down to Rice
street, thence to Fort, to Third, to
Broadway, to Seventh, thence to Wa
basba, and UP that street to University
avenue and back to the grounds.
The following will be the features of
the parade In the order named:
Military Band.
Gentlemen Fox Hunters and Cavaliers
Lady Performers and Side-Saddle EX-
D6rtS.
Band Chariot, Drrwn by Ten Horses.
Open Den of Five Tigers and Trainer.
Open Den OF Four Lions and Trainer.
Open Den of Six Leopards and Trainer.
Open Den of Six Panthers and Trainer.
Open Den of Six Hyenas and Trainer.
Open Den of Four Bears and Trainer.
Open Den of Six Wolves and Trainer.
Band Chariot Euterpe, Drawn by Ten
Horses.
Mounted Ladies' of the Hippodrome.
Gentlemen Hippodrome Riders.
Three Teams of Roman Standing
Racers.
Two Elephants With Howdahs and
Oriental Beauties.
Caravan of Twelve Performing Ele-
plants.
Dromedaries with Asiatic Riders.
Dragon Chariot with Harnessed Camels.
Chariot OF India, Drawn by Ten Horses.
Clnderella's Fairy Coach.
Blue Beard.
Old Woman Who Lived in Shoe.
Santa Claus.
Little Red Riding Hood.
Sinbad the Sailor.
Mother Goose.
Steam Calliope.
Representations of the Crowned Heads
of the World.
1-CHINA.
Standard-Bearer, White Swan
Chariot with Six Man
darins and Officers.
2-SIAM.
Magnificent Siamese Procession. with
King Thebaw in State on the Back
Of an Elephant-Two Other Ele-
plants with Howdahs. At
PENDANTS on Foot, Stand
ard-Bearers. Officers.
Horsemen. etc.
3-EGYPT.
The Khedive on Horseback. Standard
Bearer on Camel. Mounted officers
of the Guards.
4-JAPAN.
White Chariot of State. The Mikado
with His Advisers and Guards.
O-PERSlAs
The Shah with Royal Escort on Camels.
6-TURKEY.
The Sultan on Horseback, with Officers
of Cavalry.
7-HoLLAND.
Coach of State. Infant Queen. Officers
of Royal Guards.
S-BELGIUM.
King Leopold on Horseback and Officers
of the Lancers.
9-SwEDEN.
King Oscar on Horseback. Officers OF
the Royal Gnards.
10-SPAIN
Coach of State. Infant Queen. Escort
and Attendants.
11-ITALY.
King Rumbert OH Horseback, Officers OF
the Genoa Regiment and Life Guards.
90 G. 12-AUsTRIA.
Emperor Francis Joseph on Horseback,
Officers of Dragons and Hunga-
rian Life Guards.
13-RUssIA.
The Car on Horseback, Mounted Cos.
sacks, Officers of the Cheyaller
Guards.
14-FRANCE.
President Perier, Officers of Hussars.
10 GERMANY.
Emperor William on Horseback, with
Uhlan Officers.
16-ENGLAND.
Coach of State, Queen Victoria, Life
Guards. Etc.
17-AMERICA.
Allegorical Chariot, with Army, Navy,
Washington, Lincoln. Grant, Uncle
Sam. Goddess of Liberty.
There will be. as usual, two perform
anpas aftRrnO0n and evening