St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-27


his coronation by Mr. Borealis.
Capt. s. Lee Davis Is exceedingly fond
Of good bird dog. and he Is said to be able
to wing mallard as far as he can see 1t.
John Hinkle could give some startling
comparisons on the street sprinkling ques-
ton il he wanted 10. But comparisons are
odorous as the immortal Dogberry would
say, aud so he aint saying word.
ID. L. Rosslle. the very swift publisher
OF the Hotel and Railway Reporter, has
blossom9d forth In gorgeous spring raiment,
the most conspicuous feature Of which is a
shiny silk hat. On coming down town
the other day he was ssyorally taken for q
divinity student, a rustler for q Chicago
house and the end man of q minstrel show.
Earnest Ripgwald Is - years Of age and
he has been In the law once OF Hon. G. ID.
O'Brien for ten years, The great trouble
with students" he said, ''is that most of
them study Just enough law TO pass an ex-
animation and after being admitted TO the
bar they sit down and wear out their pants
waiting for a $40, 600 suit TO come along.
The result Is that before long their trousers
are threadbare and they have nothing to
Upholster them With"
Sergt. Lowell OF the police force has In
his possession very unique Renaissance
or relic Of the late unpleaSantnesS. 1t coz
siSts in copy OF Palmetto Herald, published
at Port Royal, S. O., ana dated May 25,
1864. 1t is four-column four-paged affair
little smaller than tho opera house pro-
gramme, and considering that Port Royal
was surrounded by the JohnnieS who
were kept In allegiance by the
squadron Of Yankee gunboatS, and
the other trying circumstances. it
makes very creditable appearance. The
Issue contains criticism OF minstrel per-
Torrance by tho troops on one Of the men,
of-war in the harbor, but owing TO the
peculiar difficulties In transmitting or con-
veylpg information between the South and
North, II has very little fresh war news.
One article speaks Of q celebration in honor
of reported victory Of Grants. and two
items convey the important news Of the
capture Of Gen. Butler, but owing to the
fact that the information was FROM rebel
sources, the editor advises his readers to ac-
cept them with salt Ssrgt. Lowell was
stationed at Port Royal at that time.
DR.. Charles E. Magraw, the Jackson
street dentist, wears an otter-trinmed coat,
q silk hat, thinks quietly, moves quickly
and is always busy. But since the dental
registry farce was thrown out of court the
other day. he has taken time to smoke a
few cigarS with his intimate friends and
lexal advisers.
Maj. JOhI Espy, though kept very busy
with his professional duties, his real estate
| deals and political matters, always enjoys a
| good joke even though II may be on him
self. The major has resided here but few
| years, yet has probably made as many
warm friends as any man IN the state.
| What's the matter with the Republican
party nominating the genial major for gov
ernor?
Walter Dickerman plays the either to
perfection and all his lady friends are en-
chapted.
Harry Kard, member Of the ancient
ordsr OF Bridge square favorites, says that
next week viii find him rugged cut in a new
tile. DR.. Andrews aud Al Chantler say
they will go him one better.
Signer dc Viro, the advance represent a.
tive Of Salvini, the tragedian, was in St
Paul yesterday. He was the guest Of Sig
nor Janotta, and they partook of a very
recherche dinner at the expense Of the lat
ter last evening
The classical phiz Of Al Bowler, the adj
vance agent of Annie Pixley, was visible in
st. Paul last night for the first time in a
good many moons. Al checked his grip al
a leading hotel and came up town to ex-
change chestnuts with Manager Lou Scott.
At last accounts it was a standoff between
them.
ME and Old Hoss," otherwise known as
Evans 81 Hoey, will I'll date in st. Paul
next week, and Manager Lou Scott has Or
dered an invoice of liver pads.
Lou Scott says tho cause of so many
faints at the Grand opera house must be
laid TO the dudes that smoke cigarets.
Their clothes are saturated with mephitic
perfume, which is so dsagreeable to ladies.
Lou says that no, cigaret smoking is al
lowed in his Office.
'0h, say, have you been to the fire sale?''
Why, no; do you COP"
Yes; and such crowds of ladies'"
$50 understand. 1t puts me iu mind
of Mary Anderson's rush at the Grand.
They all go because it is the rage.