The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06

different unions have manifested great
enthusiasm, and the indications now
are that the parade will be a success.
The ball game at White Bear lake
between mines managed by Frank Pam
pusch and William Matheson will be
called promptly at 2 o'clock. The pres
entation of the two sides to the flnan-
cial question by L. G. Powers and
Sidney NJ Owen will be opened by the
former at o'clock sharp Dancing will
be INDUCED in at Ramaley's pavilion
both afternoon and evening. Trains
will leave the union depot at 1910,
1890, lis, AS, 2:30 and 8 p. m. Re
turning to st. Paul from Lake Shore
trains will leave at 6:10, 7:3O. SIS, Gas,
lis and IL 80.
The following is the order of parade: The
parade Will leave Rice park at O'Clock sharp:
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon of Police
Chief Marshal-T. F. Thomas.
Aids-C H. Bonn E. O'Connor.
Fire Department.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-Louis Nash.
STEMS Union Band.
West Side TuTnVerein.
Trades and Labor Assembly.
Marshal F. E. Hoffman,
Speakers in Carriages.
Hack and Cab Drivers Union With Carriages
Containing Members of Bindery Girls
Union No. 40.
Bolermakers' Union.
(Marshal, c. J. Allen.)
Painters Union.
Walters Union.
Carpenters Union No. 81.
(Marshal j. L. Hughes)
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union.
(Marshal o. Oleson).
Theatrical Stage Employees Union.
+.t THIRD DIVISION.
~ NIarshal, Frank Pampusch).
Band.
Pressfeeders' Union No. 9.
CMarshal, G. A. Rinke).
Web Press Helpers Union No. 2.
marshal George Yould.)
Pressmen's Union No 90.
CMarshal T. You'd.
Stereotypers Union No. 16.
CMarshal, E. A. Oakey.)
German Topographic No. 10.
(Marshal, John Klaus.)
Bookbinders Union No. 81.
marshal, F. T. Keegan).
Typographical Union No. 30.
QIarshal G. W. Deacon.)
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal-F G. Doyle
Band.
Bakers Union No. 81.
Bricklayers' Benevolent Union No. 1.
(Marshal, Oscar Berger.)
Cigarmakers' Union No. 49,
(Marshal J. Scharffbilig.)
Iron holders Union No. 232.
(Marshal, G. w. Pippy.)
Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornce Workers Union
No "a.
Journeyman Plumbers Union.
CMarshal. G. F. Doyle)
FIFTH DIVISION.
Seibert's Band
Brewery Workers Union No. 81.
(Marshal Chas. Krucky.)
Coopers' Union No. 81.
(Marshal, c. Fishery
Retail Clerks Union No. 2.
Shoemakers' Union.
(Marshal, E. SEYMOUR
BARRIERS Union No. 81.
(Marshal. Chas. Plonske)
Prof Smith in Highland Costume With Bag
pipe.
HarnesSmakers' Union No. 8.
Marshal G. n. Gies.)
SIXTH DIVISION.
Visiting Unions.
Fraternal Societies.
Unemployed.
LINE OF MARCH.
From Rice park to Fort street, on Fort
street to Seven corners, on Third street to
Sibley street. on Sibley street to Fifth street,
on Fifth street to Wacouta street. on Wa
couta street to Sixth street, on Sixth
street to Sibley street, on Sibley street
to Seventh street on Seventh street to Robert
street, on Robert street to Sixth street. on
Sixth street to st. Peter street, on st. Peter
street to Bridge square.
FORMATION OF PARADE.
The first division will form Washington,
right resting on Fifth.
The second division will form on Fifth, right
resting on Washington.
The third division will form on Market,
right resting on Fifth.
The fourth division will form on Fifth, right
resting on Market.
The fifth division will form on st. Peter,
right resting on Fifth
LIST OF SPORTS AND PRIZES.
The following will take place at the ball
park, White Bear, commencing with the
base ball game at p. m. Louis Nash will
act starter There are twenty events:
Hop, skip and jump (for Turner's only
First prize, So worth of merchandise; second
prize, dozen handkerchiefs; third prize sub
scrfption to VolkZeitung
One hundred yards race members of the
garment workers union and bindery girls
unions only)-First prize, glass water set
with tray; second prize, pin cushion; third
prize, donated.
One hundred yards dash union men only
First prize, hat; second prize, two bottles
imported wine; third prize, tie.
Running long jump (open)-First prize case
wine; second prize, Summit shirt; third
prize, box cigars.
Pie-eating contest Cboys under sixteen)-
First prize, ball and bat; second prize, bunch
bananas.
Potato race (union men only)-First prize
sack -four; second prize, case claret; third
prize, cane.
Girls race (under fourteen)-First prize
hair brush; second prize, box candy; third
prize, box chocolates.
One hundred-yard dash CTurners)-First
prize, briar pipe in case; second prize, sack
-four; third prize, sack oats.
Potato race wives of union men)-First
prize, sack -four; second prize, baking powd-
err; third prize, dozen quarts maple syrup.
Three-legged race (open)-First prize, two
boxes cigars; second prize, demijohn Hoff-
man House rye.
Wheelbarrow race (union men only)-First
prize, beer mug and suspenders; second
prize. gallon port wine.
Boys Race (under sixteen)-First prize, UNI
brella; second prize, box candy; third prize
sausage
Ladies, Race funion members only)-First
prize package tea; second prize, half-dozen
spoons; third prize pocketbook.
Running Long Jump (open}-First prize
silk umbrella; second prize cane. -
: Base Ball Game Pampusch team Vs. Mathe-
son team@-Prize, case wine.
= Potato, eIvhrnufn1 fHfYAs of union menl-Eirat