St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULNs.

DIR. Fay states that lie does not desire
the position of police surgeon.
Minneapolis printers will picnic July
16 at Spring Park. Mlnnetonka.
Health Ofhcer Kelly states that the
city is in an excellent condition.
The Swedish American bank ycster-
day declared dividend of per Cent.
The litigation over the YIN. c. A.
building has been settled by arbitra-
h2n.
Patrolman John Ward has handed in
his resignation. which was promptly ac-
cepted.
Police Surgeon Gibson yeste rday
Joined the procession ami resigned from
the force.
The fire department responded to
Seventy-eight alarms during the month
OF June.
Patrolmen have been instructed to
prevent the discharge of fireworks IN
the city before July i.
The six firemen who have been in
dicted by the grand jury have been suS-
pended from the department.
The single tax people and their
friends are to have a basket picnic at
North ST. Anthony Park July t.
1t is expected that long-distance tele-
phones Will be put i'll between Mime
apoiis and Chicago and New York.
w. Ii. King, member of the Mort
Star Barrel company, has devised &
double patent hoOp Oh which he hopes
to get patent.
e. L. Small, charged with an attempt
to ruin a young girl, had he airing yes
terday morning. but secured continu-
ance until Monday.
Retail Clerks Union No IS will be
rendered benefit az the Bijou during
the week, Mr.. Lifts players appearing
in "My Partner" by Barley Campbell.
The Northwestern delegates to the
Christian Endeavor meeting in Montreal
will go by special train over the 500
hne. The train will run through with
out change.
T. The First National Bank of Tasting.
has begun an action against Nelson +,
Griswold and George b. Shepherd TO
collect $1,000 claimed to be due on
prOmiSSory notes.
The police are looking for William
Rockenbrent. whose parents 1--we ut
Second street and Twenty-third avenue
north in the city. He Is charged with
having stolen horse.
The Young Ladies' SGdality of the
SOHCS JllOil Citul I'll al z lIidh-
Ing preparations for lawn festival, to
be given OH July II, at Hawthorne ave-
nue. and Thirteenth street.
+. L. Waguer's ice cream parlors. at
720 NicOllet avenue, were set on fire
about 2 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
interior was pretty badly Scorched, the
damage reaching about 300.
Special trains will run by the various
roads 10 Hotel st. Louis this evening,
when the opening hop will occur. 1t is
Is expected that this will be one of the
most prominent events of the season.
The board of directors of the Metro
Dolltan bank met yesterday afternoon
aud declared the usual per cent semi
annual dividend. This bank has paid a
dividend of 4 per cent semi-;lnnually on
Its capital stock since IL was organized.
Monday evening new field will be
opened for pleasure Seekers when the
Grand throws its doors open with the
Calhoun Opera company as the attrac-
ton. Said PaSha," perennial JOY in
the musical line, will be the opening
bill. The seat sale has opened brIsklY,
and indications are excellent tor an
overwhelming attendance.
AT Thursdays meeting of the board
of regents a large number of bids for
erecting building to be used as drill
hall at the school of agriculture were
received, ranging from $4,000 to 500, U0J,
1t was voted to accept the lowest re
spOnsible bid, that OF A. j. Sampson for
$4,000. The building is 10 be 100 by 90
feet, three stories hign. This building,
besides its use as Il drill bail. is also 10
serve for hops and will contain the
gymnasium OF the agricultural school.
1t will be ready for occupancy by the
mlddIe OF October, When that depart
ment Of the university begins WORK.