St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05

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it from now on. The carnival officers,
recognizing that a very large part of
the success Of the merry making must
depend upon the clubs, are going
to treat them with the utmost
consideration. Only uniformed peo-
pie will be taken on the eX-
cursionS to outside towns, and all
members of uniformed clubs will be
admitted free to 1.-The carnival grounds
from Jan. q to &c. Other people will
pay to enter Fort Karnival and view
the races, war dances, hockey matches
and other attractions.
Early in the season there was a pros
pect that between twenty and thirty
strong clubs would participate in the
excursions, parades and general fun
out 1t looks now as If the representa-
t1on Will be confined to some ten or
Twelve. And one of the first of these
TO get into uniform and report for duty
is the Minnehaha club, COMPOSED AL
most entirely of young ladies' In one
sense the limited number of clubs will
be good thing, as there will be none
OF the aggraVating confusion and DELAY
~ SAAe~A e1NeSiioliC VI pdGdQGS In the DaSt
Some of the clubs of 'e6 will he very
strong, however. The Red Men can
make very creditable parade them
selves, and their drills and dances will
De novel and entertaining feature at
all times. In the matter of drill and
generally fine appearance the militia
brigade will probably take the lead.
although the ElkS and the labor I'M
IN
as they promise, will stand near the
top: Inc members Of these last-named
clups nave been very dilatory in or
der1ng their uniforms, however. and
with only small number Of men in
ilne they will be overshadowed by the
larger clubs. Schuneman & Evans
big department store will send forth a
uniformed host under it's banner, and
the uniform chosen is of a character
to make this organization appear to
the very best advantage. The Bos-
tons and the Iafayettes will have the
advantage of several public appear
ances and numAous drills. and the
veteran Nushkas may be relied upon
to give good account of themselves
at all times.
From the establishment of Mann
heimer Bros. and from the Plymouth
there are very likely to come agreea-
BILE surprises Neither one of these
has been doing any boasting, but if
they turn out clubs for the parades
the other organizations will have no
WalkaWay' at any point of the line
Fort Smelling, TOO, may send in a uni
formed body that will add very much
to the soldiery features of the parades.
Great regret is expressed on all sides
that Company D is so absorbed in
preparations for the trip to New Or
leans that the members can take little
or no part in the carnival work The
boys will probably aid in the stormings
and defense of Fort Karnival, how
ever.
The North Dakota Sioux, $50 in num-
Der, will be distinct feature of all the
parades, as they will appear in full
costume, exactly as when equipped for
the war path. The squaws, papooses.
dogs, ponies, travels, tepees, and, in
fact, everything pertaining to the tri-
bal Indians of the plains will be in
line under command of Maj. Hail. the
man who played SO prominent a part
in the recent Indian troubles in North
Dakota, when Marshal Cronan's men
made the arrests at the points Of guns.
Tomorrow evening carnival head
headquarters will be in possession Of
the Redmen, and the Lafayettes will
escort them through the principal
streets in procession before the exer-
cises at the hall begin. war dance
Will be given at the headquarters after
the parade, and there will be room for
the public to witness it, All of the
directors of the Carnival association
are expected to be present, and there
will be singing and speechmaking dur
ing the evening.
Wednesday evening club rally will
be held at Aurora park, and Manager
Metzdorf has extended an invitation to
all uniformed clubs to attend. If the
night is fine large crowd will undoubt-
edly gather.
Early tomorrow morning work will be
begun in earnest at the carnival
grounds. Yesterday the contractors
pledged themselves to push the con-
struction of the fort, block house and
toboggan slides with all possible haste.
III order to have everything complete
for the opening day. Tuesday evening
the council will be asked to vacate ST,
Adams street, between Aurora avenue
and Fuller street, from now until the
close of the carnival, in order to allow
the construction of passageway
from Aurora park into Fort Karnival
Orders have been placed for the yari-
Gus medals, trophies and prizes that are
to be given to the winners in the skat-
ing races, hockey matches and curling
contests. Individual prizes will be the
rule, so that every member of winning
team will have something to take away
with him worthy of being preserved for
it's intrinsic value. First over the line
in the skating races. will get a gold
medal Sa0On6 q ciluor
bronze medal. Individual medals. Can
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