St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20

trict court on the ground that the defendant
is an inmate of the state prison.
Someone robbed the chick en- coop of Mr.
Walden, on Forty-second sire ct by first chic
reforming the watchdog.
Hennepin county will send fifty delegates
TO the state convention of Catholic temper
ance societies at Rochester. June % and 23.
Brother Satterlee will tell the Reform club
this afternoon at Harrison hall Of the progress
OF the temperance movement in the United
States and Canada.
The last panel of petit juors for the term
will begin duty on Monday in the district
court. Judge Rea will reset court cases at
o CLOCK tomorrow morning.
In the municipal court yesterday Frank
Stansfield was bound over to the grand jury
i'll the sum of $500 for the larceny of boots
and shoes from Camp Bros store.
Yesterdays calendar for the special term
OF the district court was the shortest known
for FIVE years. there being only thrty-four
cases on the docket, twelve of which were
continued.
The council committee on the conduit sys-
TEN met yesterday morning and adjourned
for two weeks, to await certain inveStiga-
lions into the success of the system that are
being made i'll the East.
The waiter employed in Brown Bros
saloon, who caused Albert Schock, the bicy-
clist, to be arrested for assault, did not show
up in the municipal court yesterday, and
Schock was discharged
Rev. WV. Wilson, grand recorder of the
A. q. U. W., and Il representative of the SUI
preme lodge, will preach at ST. Andrew S
church. corner OF Sixth street and Twelfth
avenue north this morning. All members
OF the order are specially invited to be pres
ent.
John HartStrom and Kate Goode Robert
Langdon and Celia Waldhal, Adam Robert
son and Lucy J. Hollis, E. ]. Sandy and
Nancy jacobson, James Norey and Lizzie
Ramsey, Carl Hottie and Roschen PrigenZer
c. +. Walin and Annie c. Anderson yester-
day obtained marriage licenses.
The New York associations of Minneapolis
and st. Paul have made elaborate prepara-
lions for union excursion and picnic to
Lake Pepin next Thursday by the steamer
Centennial, chartered for the purpose. 1t
will certainly be an enjoyable affair.
Articles were filed yesterday Incorporating
the Minneapolis Association of Stationary
Engineers, No. 2, of Minnesota. with the
following officers: President, E. S. Getchel;
vice president, r. A. Daniels; treasurer, A.
r. Cole; financial secretary, W. Mcmillan;
recording secretary, W. w. Traitor.
Lawrence Bigness, cook, Henry s. ale b
contractors was struck by IN engine near the
ST. Louis slope, yesterday afternoon, rs the
train from Martin was pulling in, and thrown
some distance. He was taken to St. Barna-
has hospital in the patrol wagon. His in
juries are Serious but will not prove fatal.
The American Train Dispatchers' associa-
ton has passed resolutions thanking the Of
ficers of railroad companies, chamber of COM
merce. head millers and citizens of Minneap-
Oils, Gen. Washburn, Hon. E. NJ. Wilson, S.
B. Mattison. Col. West, Commodore thinner
man, Supt. G. B. Cobb, S. S. Small and the St.
Paul GLOBE, and Pioneer Press and Mime
apoiis Journal and Tribune for courtesies eX-
tended