St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 274,

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 274,-
301.04.
C. Marchessault will erect manufacturing
building at 22S and $50 First street uorth, to
cost $4,000.
The house Of Policeman John erich, at 222
Girard avenue north, was burned yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000; no insurance,
DR.. George W. Emery will address the
Scandinavian Temperance society at DANA
hall at 4 80 p. m. Today. Subject, "Indeci-
sion.'
The meeting of the art society and library
board committees, which was to have been
held Friday. has been postponed until next
Tuesday afternoon.
R. P. Russell has taken out building per-
nit for the erection of tn ree-story brick
commission store at % Second street north.
The cost will be $4,000.
During the month OF October, 1888, the
total receipts at the Minneapolis postoffice
were Sl67, 1912. For the same month this
year the receipts were S199, 1913.
William NJ. Regain Friday entered upon his
term as manager of the Minneapolis Indus
trial exposition. and spent the day in famil-
1arizing himself with the details Of his new
Office
its first set of officers at the corner of Nicol-
let avenue and Twenty-sixth street on
Wednesday evening next. 1t starts off with
membership of fifty. ~
John w. Arctender will address the single
tax league at its club room. 5O2 First avenue
south, Wednesday evening, Nov. g, at 8
O'Clock, and will take as his subject "a Feat
ure of Legal Injustice" =
By some disarrange ment of the electric
wires yesterday the iron steps at the misfit
clothing house on Nicollet avenue became
charged with electricity, and much amuse-
ment resulted until the wires were di soon
nected.
Complaint has been made to the health de-
partment that too much sewage is being
emptied into the lakes in Hennepin county.
especially Lake Minnetonka. The board will
investigate the matter, and take such actien
as may be deemed necessary. q
The street cars on the new Fourth avenue
line began running yesterday morning. ST.
Paul cars are used as there are nobroad-
gauge cars in this city. Instead of running
up Washington avenue the cars now go up
Third street to First avenue south.
DR.. Robert Nourse will give the third enter
tainment i'll the Company A Lyceum course
next Friday evening, Nov. 8. DR.. Nourse
comes highly recommended, and will deliver
his celebrated lecture John and Jonathan"
by which he has gained an enviable reputa-
ton. 1t is mastery discussion Of the true
relationship between England and America.
o. II. Pettibone, of the law department of
the university. was expelled yesterday MORN
ing, being the primary mover i'll the pranks
played at the coliseum Thursday night Mr.
Pettibone evinced a disposition to be too
gay for East Minneapolis, and it is under
stood that the university feels safer without
him.
The cases growing out of the Minneapolis
''street car riot'' will come up in the supreme
court Monday for argument. The main ques-
ton involved is the constitutiona.ity of the
Minneapolis city ordinances relating thereto.
The court below released, on habeas corpus
proceedings, prisoners who had been arrest
ed for participating in the street disturb
ances, and the state took an appeal to the
supreme court. va