St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-22
CARNIVAL IS OPENED
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pected that at least 80 per cent of them
VIII be present at the opening session.
speaker Van SAINT and Senator Day
are arranging the event. The after
noon session will be one of particular
Importance, because at that time the
United States senator will be elected,
and the contest of candidates is a close
one. Senator Stebbins, of Rochester.
who was titled Duke of Rochester re-
Gently by BoreaIfs Rex. is making a
strong effort to secure the coveted
plum. He has announced headquarters
at the Windsor hotel. Among the 9TH
ers in the race are D. F. Reese, Eli s.
Warner, P. II. Kelly and Senator Shee-
han.
AT the evening session numerous mat
tiers of interest to the province of Min
nesota will be discussed. Preparations
for an elaborate repast have been
| made.
Gov. Clough having been so COM
rnanded by Borealis Rex will, as a
matter Of necessity, be present The
following command has been issued to
| MinneSOta'S executive:
| To His Excellency, David NJ. Clough Gov
/ ernor of our Province of Unconstitutional
! Sir: Having discovered through the dill
! gence of minister of agriculture, that
many OF our loving subjects VINO occupy seats
! in our provincial legislature, as well as many
of the high dignitaries of our household, and
| especially distinguished guest the Fire
King, find their fences in need OF repair,
| have called a special session of our legisla-
! ture to consider and act upon their several
necessities, which will convene at the capitol
/ of our province on JAM %, 1896. at high noon.
And learning also from our minister of cur
| rent history that your excellency may have
! some personal as we'll as official interest in
the deliberations of this honorable body, l
command you to appear in your own proper
person at such session, and preside over it's
| joint deliberations.
| Fail not, under penalty of a unanimous
nomination for governor Of our province Of
Done at our palace of the Zenith, in our
city OF Aurorapoiaris this 21st day of jan
uary, 1896.
-Borealis, Rex
Van SAINT. Lord High Chancellor.
The skating tournament, reference to
which is made elsewhere, will open at
$3.50 o'clock.
At o'clock in the evening the band
of Dakota Sioux Indians, 200 in num-
Der, will arrive. They will parade
through the business streets of the city
for a short time, after which they will
march to their tepees at Fort KarniVal.
There they will at once take up their
abodes, and during the ten days will
live in a manner thoroughly in keeping
with aboriginal ideas. They will be
provided with all the paraphernalia
which they are wont to don when on
the warpath or living with the tribe at
peace with the world.
The extended order drill is a we'll
known feature Of ST. Paul winter car
nivals, and the one tonight will be wit
messed with interest and admiration.
1t will be a grand spectacular affair
and will be under the direction of Capt
Monfort. There will be forty picked
men participating. 1t will commence
promptly at s o'clock, and the grand
pageant will proceed through the bust
ness streets of the city for two hours.
AT the same time things will be lively
at the fort. The Indians will give
number of exhibitions, the toboggan
slides and other sources of amusement
will be at the disposal of carnivaliers.