Daily globe., 1880-08-28
CITY aLoRULEs.

The special Elmo trains of Saturdays, Sun
days and Wednesdays, have been withdrawn
for the season.
The Northwestern Bee Union will meet in the
city council chamber. at Minneapolis, Wednes-
day, Sept. 8, at 10 A. NJ. for the discussion OF
all subjects relating to bee culture.
The directors of the aims house and hospital
met yesterday and audited bills as follows for
the month of August Poor, $SS9.5S; aims
house, $Sl7.SS; hospital, S459.5l.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Frank 81.
Gembe, took place from the Church of the As
sumption yesterday forenoon. High requiem
mass was celebrated and the services were
beautiful and impressive.
The young son of Thomas Fox, residing on Jo'
settle street. came to the city hall last night and
reported that his father was on tantrum and
was trying to clean ont the house. Officer
Bremer went up and restored quiet.
In the suit of Dawson & Smith against the
Girard Life Insurance and Annuity Trust
company. involving the title to block of
Dawson & Smiths addition, Judge Simons
Yesterday filed his decision in favor of defend
ant with costs. He holds that defendant is
the owner in fee simple of the property in
Queetlon, anu tnat pAainliiio uaN0 hO eSs"oo,
title or interest in 1t.
The venerable and white-faced Frederick
Never, was before Judge O'Brien yesterday
charged with drunkenness, 1t being the third
time this week he has faced the court for the
same offense. On the other days OF his appear
snce he was let go on the promise OF good De.
havior. Yesterday morning he tried TO neg OH
again. but the court wouldn't have IL That way,
opd he sept n for fifteen QayS.
Last night clerk in Reynolds grocery store
on West Third street detected young man IN
the act of walking off with a melon. He was
handed over to Detective Bresett, who brought
him to city hall. Jaiior Jessrang went to get
the keys of the cells, and taking advantage of
his momentary absence and the open door, the
young man skipped. Pursuit was made but
he made for lumber yard and was not recap
tured.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota San
eerbund commences its session at Young Amer
lea. Carver county, this afternoon, and will
continue in session until Monday morning.
The delegates from the four societies of this
city will leave this afternoon at o clock in a
special car, which will be run through to Young
America without change, and remain there un-
til the close of the session. Special rates for
reduced fare have been obtained. The dele
gates will return on Monday.
It will behoove William Jennings and
George Wilkinson to take an extensive tum'
BILE to themselves, so to speak, or they will
hear something drop. They were before Judge
O'Brien yesterday charged with creating an in
decent brawl at the St. Louis saloon on Jack
son street. They pleaded guilty, and Officer
Cook stated that when called the parties were
having a free fight, in which bottles and Tar
tumblers were the chief constituents. They
were each fined $12 or two weeks in the bas-
tile. On payment of the fines they were dis
charged.
Up through the dismal, muggy night air,
and cold drizzling rain which splashed down,
night before last cane the voice of a midnight
minstrel whose pathetic refrain ran as follows:
81 want to be somebody's darling, 1 m tired of
living alone.' Just then the songster was
yanked from the cold curbstone by brawny
policeman, who exclaimed: "a nice looking
darling the likes of drunken whelp like you
would maker' and the young man was laid
awsy in the cooler. Yesterday morning he was
before hizzoner and gave the name of James
NJ artin. He was assessed $3 or three days.