Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-31
PAUL GLOBE WEDNESDAY MORNING. july 81 1878
CITY GLoBULEs.

The boarding of the ground floor of the cap
itol extension commenced yesterday.
A smart individual was jagged last night to
await the action Of the municipal court.
Efforts are being made to induce DR.. ]. P.
Newman to deliver lecture in st. Paul at an
early date
Mrs. Yoerg disclaims any knowledge of the
girl who attempted self-destruotion in the
river on Sunday evening.
A party of six dogs was seen yesterday on
leading thoroughfare, not one Of them bearing
license tag. 'Nuff said.
The equalization board meet this morning at
10 "A. NJ. Persons interested should bear in
mind that the time for hearing petitions is
drawing to close
A man was landed in the cooler late last night
from the levee by Patrolman Kenneally and the
culprit will have chance this morning of ex-
planning matters before Judge Flint
An accident on the Chicago & Northwestern
road, Monday night, delayed the arrival here of
the afternoon express on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee d st. Paul road some five hours.
Iowa excursionists to the number Of ESQ will
to-day take in the beautiful natural sights and
unequivocal signs of solid prosperity of st.
Paul. the star city of the North Star State.
The Tivoh garden concert this evening is ex-
pected to be one Of unusual actractiveness The
Great Western band will produce programme
containing some of the grandest compositions.
Judging by the amount Of sand and other
debris exhumed yesterday from the Wabashaw
| street sewer, it is presumable that drain has
been too long and TOO disgracefully neglected.
w. L. McGrath, the merchant tailor, was
| asking his friends to smoke yesterday. And
all because his three year old Tramp flly had
dropped fine horse colt, bay with dark points,
by DeGraH & Hopkins Alexander. trotter.
| sure.
Michael OBrien and John Green engaged
some time ago in Sixth ward row, will be
tried to-day in the municipal court, provided
| they do not gain another continuance. of which
| there have been SO many that the term smonot-
onous' begins to be applied.
The promenade concert in the Carpenter
house grounds, Summit avenue, was well at
tended by delighted audience, which appre
| ciated fully the excellent music of the Great
| Western band. The grounds were illuminated
with Chinese lanterns and the stand by Prof.
Saroni's apparatus.
From frequently expressed complaints it has
| become evident that smoking is altogether toe
frequent in street-cars. No gentleman, fond
as he may be of the weed, would SO far in.
! fringe as to be guilty of an act capable of an.
| noyance to his fellow-passengers, especially
where ladies are present.
| Through trims on tie branch line of the st
Paul 4 Pacific road will commence running tc
Sank Centre tomorrow, leaving Sank Centre
Tor st. Paul at $3.50 A. NJ, and arriving there
from st. Paul at $3.50 p NJ. The train leaves
st. Paul at $50 A. NJ. and arrives at $40 r. NJ
The distance between the two points is III
miles.
3. B. Birge, superintendent of the fire alarm
telegraph, has received Bunnell telephone, {
cheap and, it is believed, effective and simple
apparatus, capable of attachment to the 'ttalk.
ing circuit of the fire department without in
reference with existing arrangements. It's
usefulness or otherwise will be fully tested In
a few days.
Fetsch d O'Gorman have struck good dodge
in the advertising line by issuing small hand
bills as follows: ''Rarrs and Great EASTER
(cut of trotting horse) will be at the State fail
in st, Paul. 30 not fail to see the two great sa
| trotters and smoke Fetsch & O'Gorman's
CONNIE il taut' cigars" There is nothing like
enterprise.
letter was received yesterday at the office Of
the secretary of state, which is curiosity in its
way. It is dated floni the Executive depart.
ment, Cherokee nation, Tallequah, I. IT, on
the 24th inst, and requests the signature of the
Governor, and the secretary of State and the
! State seal, to be placed ON one ordinary State
letter head sheet. The handwriting is superb
and the document is signed Charles Thomp
| son, principal chief of he Cherokee nation,
and ''Wm. b. Osmus, executive secretary
| The past and the present were never more
forcibly illustrated than on the bridge yester-
day, when squaw crossed in the present con-
| Ventlonai attire Of the Indian, with moccasins
| on her dimlnutive feet and the traditional blue
petticoat. By her side walked juvenile squaw
OF the modern persuasion, who presented a
heeled shoes upon her feet and with the most
Strengthened of pull-backs, she trotted along
! under difficulties, her copper-hued face shell
tered by parosol, and her head unsurmounted
| by hat, bonnet or shawl
Drs. Hagan and Stone will shortly remove to
the rooms over Wampler' drug store, corner Of
| jackson and Fourth streets. The chain bers
are being fitted up and furnished in STYLE
hitherto never rivaled in this city in point OF
| elegance, neatness and completeness, and even
| beyond the precedent in such cities as Chicago
and Milwaukee. The floors have been covered
with handsome Brussels carpets, papers of rich
| patterns have been hung upon the walls, and
! furniture endowed with ease and elegance has
been provided. Each suite of rooms, consist
| ing of two apartments, has been provided
with suitable lavatories, and speaking tubes
connect them with Vampires drug store below.
Altogether, the offices SO inviting as tc
| make one wish to have broken leg or SIGH to