The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-28

form and took seats in the front row,
Tremendous applause went up from the
audience assembled.
Governors Clough and Ramsey occu-
pied seats in the middle of the first row
on the platform. On their right were
seated C. H. Graves, Archbishop Ire
land, Bishop Gilbert and William Pitt
Murray. The seats on the left were
taken by Senator c. X. Davis, Chan
ming Seabury, Richards Gordon and ex-
Lieut.. GOV. j. b. Wakefield. In the
same tier were seated Capitol Commits
s:oners Edward Weaver, e. E. Corliss,
George A Du Toit and John De Lait-
tire, c. a. Severance, George r. Finch,
Senator Knute Nelson, A. p. Moss and
Judge c. E. F'landrau, Brig. Gen. John
Nj Bacon. Col. a. 3 Carey, u S. A,
French, L. S. A, ]. j. McCardy, Lieut..
NJ o. Bigelow, U. S. A., NJ n. Goss, AL
bert ScEeffer, Col. J. c. Edwards, j. c.
DcnahCWer, NJ. d. Flower, and l.. e.
Ne wpcrt Mayor Kiefer, Congressman
Stevens, y. S. Tallmadge, L. D. Wilkes,
Maj Thomas Cunningham, Cass Gil
bert, Congressman Loren Fletcher,
Judge L W. Collins, \. NJ. Knox, D. NJ.
Sullivan, Albert Berg, Rev. NJ. n. Ad-
ans. W Z. Lee, Long Prairie.
Owing to the large number in the
grand staHd it was impossible to keep
the Territorial Pioneers, the Home
Guard ard the Old Settlers associa-
ton It sether. There was a fair sprink-
ling of these pioneers in all parts of the
platform.
Among those present in the reserved
grand stand were:
Senator Henry Keller. Sank Center; l. N.
Goodhue; St. Paul; ex-Attorney General G. H.
City: Senator 4. ". Stockton and wife Fari-
bault; c. ID. Elicit, St. Paul; Mrs Senator c.
K: Davis, Mrs. W. Wallace. Mrs. E. $.
Brown Col. and Mrs. Roland II. Hartley
Mrs. Gov. Ciough and family, DR.. W. w.
Mayo, Rochester; Hon 0. d. Kinney, Duluth;
Dean ". :. Pattee. of Minneapolis; Mrs.
Henry a. Castle and family. c: R. Mckinney
and family; Senator o. J. Wing, Aspelund;
Senator ". \. Sperry, Owatonna; Senator
Geo. T. Barr, Mankato; Senator Frederick
Iltts Craska; Gilbert GuJterson. Mankato
Col. Wm. Liggett Mai. JOAN f. Fulton, Will
lam b. Dean, Dr. Geo. II. Bridgman. Ham
Paul; c. II. Bigelow. St Paul; Hitler H.
Horton, St. Paul; Senator A. T. Stebbins,
Rochester; Maj. Wilkinson, U. S. A.; Capt.
Samuel r. Van SAINT, Wi1ona; ]. L. Dobbn,
MinEea' oils, judge advocate Of the Depart
ment Minnesota, G. a. R., Judge d. B. Sear.e
81. Cloud, senior vice commander Departm mt
mander, and Rev. J. y. Henry, Anoka, de-
partmor chaplin; Judge II. R. Brill Michael
Doran. Capt Russell Blakely, John B. SAM
born. It. p. Hall, W. II. Sanborn, Judge r. R.
Nelson, z: c: Dunn, N. Auerbach, c. \.
O'Brien. Il. W. Peet, !. A. Wheelock, Green
leaf Clark. J. H. Beck, r. a. Kirk, ". s.
Wheaton, II. c. NcNair. A. B. Plough, P
Il. Kelly, \. P Langford. C. C. Whitney and
c. b. Bowiby, r. p. Lewis, all OF st. Paul.
The following occupied seats in the
grand stand as guests of the commits
sion:
J. N. Wilton. New York; N. E. C. Hicks.
Minneapolis; W. W. Cook, Melrose; o. c.
Merrman, Minneapolis; ". w. Wallen, Min
stevenson, Minneapolis; j. c. Flynn, Little
Fails; Lewis /. Nheelock, Owatonna; Rev.
c. NJ. Heard, Owatonna; Mr.. and Mrs. s. J.
Abbott Deayan; \. Mccormick, Mortonj
Il. Hariand, Sank Rapids; Rev Joseph Lam
man, Alnn5apolis: II. J. Ramsett, Willmar;
W. II. Putnam, Red Wing; Col. E. D. Nc
l. A. Beach, Portland, Y. Y; II. W. S ore,
Norris II. May. Chaska; P. W. Morris n,
Norwood. The following delegation was pres
II. Meyers C. W. Odell, ex-senator T. F.
Craven, ". 2. Elkey, G. Bongaard, August
Johnson John Sudheimer, George Faber, JUL
DiCtholm, Nm. Bonn, p. IL. Bradley and G. w.
benedict. VI. \. Green. Minneapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. c. G. Ealgren, WsteIt5wn; Arthur Hal
gTen; T. }: Sehwarg, Frank Brown, Mantor-
vile; Il. ". Severance, Yves. Concord George
y. Norton, ManJorvilla; j. w. Cooper, Man
1oryille; v. II. Houston. Kasson; R. R.
Chas. O'C0nnor, II. T. O'COnnor, r. Van Nor
man, NGntoTyille; S. r. Wesdahl, Mineota;
Mrs. T. Il. Bulens, Excelsior; A. G. Hick-
man. Minneapolis J. A. Burton, Little Falls;
D. J. Higgins, Minneapolis L. Nelson. Grove
City; NJ. ? Hays, Minneapolis; c. w. Brown,
Eagle Lake; Rev c. F. Davis, Minneapolis;
w. J. Kendall, MinneapolisS ]. +, Perry,
Minneapolis; J. P. Curtiss, Minneapolis; John
Wagner, Young America; C. Coullard, Itch
field E.r. and Mrs. Thomas Joy, Minneapolis;
W. d. Hin, Litchfeld; Rev. Fl. L. Chamber
lin Minneapolis; D. A. Ross, Litchfied; N.
NJ. Holm, Litchfed; c. y. Penny lie Sueur;
Archie Campbell, CloQuet; Z. Lawrence, Min
neapols; Daniel Casey, Minneapolis; A. P.
Mellquist. Fast Union; ex-senator A. j. An
derson Carver; r. H. Anderson, Minneapolis;
d. Y. Cross. Amboy. and Rev. j. NJ. Wilkin-
son, st. Peter were also there.
The following St. Paul people were
in the strand stand:
Rev. T. Hamblin. Mr. and Mrs H. NJ.
Hart J. II. Wood. F. Straight, 2. T. Richard
son, Harris Richardson. c. S. Babcock, Chas
F. F. Abbott, J. A. Bazlle Geo. Pearce NJ.
Parker, o. L. Taylor II. r. Lehman, Isaac
p. Wright B. F. Irvine J. f. Jackson, Mr..
and MIs. George ?. Spinney, Rev. w. c.
Pope DR.. I. L. Mahan, David L. Kingsbury
Shortly after 3 Gov. Clough arose and
took ar elevated position on the plat
form and opened the exercises.