St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-24
VISIT TO THE SANITY
CITY.
DINED AT THE WORKHOUSE,
SUPT. FITZGERALD,s HOSPITAL.
ITY SOMETHING THAT THEY
WILL REMEMBER.
WE'RE TAKEN TO THE CRAyD
The Round of Pleasure to BE Con.
finued TOday-PIeasant Time
for Everybody.

st. Paul strove to make things
pleasant for Duluth yesterday, and
If the officials Of the Zenith City are
to be believed, and nobody has pre-
sumed to doubt their word, st. Paul
succeeded in carrying out it's de-
sign
The feature of yesterdays enter
tainment was a visit to the work
house. This institution is rarely ap-
preached with such perceptible symp-
toms of anticipatory pleasure as the
Duluth city council exhibited YES
terday afternoon on their way out,
and still more rarely left behind
with such reluctance as was notice.
able when the Zenith City fathers
parted from Supt. Fitzgerald. Supt.
Fitzgerald is an entertainer par ex-
cellence, though some of his per-
manent boarders doubtless fail to
appreciate his hospitable character
istics. After showing the Duulth al
dermen about the institution he sat
them down to a repast of which
they will forever cherish fond rec
objections, and when the time of
departure arrived, the visitors were
so loath to leave that it was a sug-
geSted that a commitment be made
out for the entire party, including
the st. Paul couneilmen. Proof was
lacking, however, and everybody
was allowed to depart
Assemblyman Johnson was the toast
master of the occasion, the duties of
which position. he discharged in a
felicitous manner. The addresses were
all excellent. William P. Murray de-
livered cna of his characteristic speech
es, Judge Egan followed with an equal
ly clever effort and President Howard,
of the Duluth council, made a happy
response. Assistant City Attorney
Ellsworth Benham, of Duluth, enter
tanned the party with a rafting good
speech. Aid. Hare spoke and Assem-
blyman Timothy Reardon uttered a
few hospitable sentiments. Aid Will
lam Harwood, of Duluth, and Supt
Fitzgerald also made appropriate re-
marks.
The party returned to the Windsor
hotel, arriving at $50, and in the even
ing, escorted by representatives of the
Sl. 9du common COUNCIL ana city OF
f1cials, witnessed the performance Of
SHAFT No. o. at the Grand opera
house.
The Duluthians reached st. Paul at
7:30 a. M, and during the forenoon they
were treated to a carriage drive about
the city, after being rendered recep-
ton in the council chamber from 10 to
80 a. m.
Today the visitors will go out to the
soldiers home, and in the evening they
will witness Primrose and Vests min
strel show at the Metropolitan opera
house. after which they will board the
late train for Duluth.
The following is a list of the visitors:
Ben Howard, president of common
council; c. E. Richardson, city clerk;
W. G.. Ten Brock, city comptroller;
Harry Armstrong, chief Of police: Aid.
R. Lerch, Louis ChriStianson, 7. NJ.
Krumseig, William Harwood, n. n.
Ole; Ellsworth Benhanl. assistant city
attorney; Noble L. Sampson, city seal
er of weights and measures: Aid.
George F. Ash; c.. J. Burch, deputy
comptroller; Mr. Upham, L. A. Barnes.
A. E.. Chantler, News-Tribune; Her
bert Conner, ]. r. Mitchell, assistant
city engineer; William Bailey, Duluth
Brass works; J. H. Bradley, Lehigh
Coal company; A. T. McGregor, Fred
A. Lewis, mayors private secretary;
DR.. David Graham, j. II. Hugo.