St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-20
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Gov. Nelson will be asked to take the
place of Prince BernadOtte, of Sweden,
on the Swedish Lutheran jubilee pro-
gramme.
The Carnival Athletic association will
meet Saturday afternoon to take steps
toward getting under the rules OF the
Amateur Athletie Union.
The sinking fund commissioners met
yesterday afternoon and declded 10
loan the board of education 5000 at 81
1eT cent interest for two months.
The seat sale for JanauSchek'S en-
gagement at the Grand next week VIII
begin this morning. The famous trd-
gedienne will appear in four playS,open-
ing with Macbeth"
DR.. L. ID. Williams, of the Minneapo-
lis branch of the Kelley institute, denies
the story that Keeley has sold tor SlO,-
OOO,0OO or any other sum the immense
business that has been built up at
Dwight, Ill.
EX-Police Sergeant Kirkham has Sc
cured a position on the Chicago detect
i've force under Capt. John Bonheid,
and will leave for Chicago tomorrow.
1t is understood that Winn Bracket is
responsible for kirkham'S good luck.
James ID. Hart. George j. Batty and
4. c. Churchill, of Portland, Or, are IN
the city. They represent a syndicate
of capitalists interested in timber. min
eral ana farming lands, and they are III
Minneapolis in connection with the
manipulation of several big deals.
Tuesday night six men, including five
cOlOred and one white. got into night
in the place of ill-repute at I'LL Second
street south. They were arrested, and
10 vx-ara 6ph1 zach in the
police court. The SeXtette comprised
soldier, a musician, three pOrters and
bell boy.
The building permit for S. f. OlsOn'S
new store was issued yesterday. The
permit calls for a siX-story brick. stone
and glass building, to be located at
First avenue south and Fifth street, to
cost 100000 and TO be completed Sept.
30, 1898. w. ii. Dennis is the architect,
ana J. ii. McClay the builder.
All the schools are preparing to OBJ
serve Arbor day week from Friday.
by appropriate exercises, and plant the
trees donated by the park board. Pres
iGent c. NJ. Loring says that the chill
dren should be instructed in tree plant
ing each year-taught how to plant
trees so thai they will not die.
The street railway company has put
the tirST open cars of the season III oper-
alton Oh the First avenue line. As
rapidly as the cars are put in readiness
and set up, it is probable that they Will
be put in operation on all of the lines OF
the city. Within two weeks it IS eX-
pected that all closed cars will be super
seded by the open ones.
\. Whitney, of 124 Fourth avenue
north, will leave Friday for Tyler, Hon
duraS. where he is extensively interest
ed iii the fruit-growing industry. He
has now under cultivation large tract
of land devoted to the raising of bananas
and other fruits. and the object of his
contemplated "trip Is to arrange for the
direct shipment of fruit TO Minneapolis
and other cities.
Wellington Raymond, living at 2S37
Dupont avenue south, is looking for the
man who stole his horses last Monday.
Last Sunday man applied to Mr.. Ray
mond for work, and the next day was
given a team of horses and told to do
some plOwlng a short distance. from the
house. He took the team and has not
since been seen. He drove out toward
Richfield, and on the way sold Mr.. Kay
mOnd's new plOw for s..