St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-06
bert says that every time they make deal
the eagle flaps its wings and screams.

| the eagle flaps its wings and screams.
Jack Wampler is happy in spriug make
up of salt and pepper gray.
Mark Costello takes considerable natural
| pride in looking at the new Bank of Mime
sofa building, as that beautiful and stately
structure approaches completion.
\ P. NJ. Hennessy has been on u trip to the
Wicked city of Chicago, where he combined
business with pleasure.
Henry Schade has q dog that barkS in
4 seven languages.
Judge GaIusha extracts solid comfort in a
| blue and white seersucker coat and straw
hat. The judge bears some resemblance to
| the late Gen. Grant and possesses that hero S
| fondneSS for a good cigar.
Mr.. Westiake, the caterer, says he has got
| it in for the fellow who invented the street.
sweeper. He calls 1t the dust dissemination.
Abstract Clerk VervaiS and Louie Rinehardt
have been camping out on the border of q
| beautiful lake near St. Paul.
Philip Claus is good at answering conum-
| drums, and he can work Off chestnut with
| the easy grace of q man who has confidence in
] himself.
| George Hunsaker is looking for the man
who always spells his name wrong.
| Judge Al Hall is acquiring quite a reputa-
| ton as an oarSman, land when he takes his seat
| in his slender and beautiful shell the waters of
| the progenitor of rivers cleave apart at fifty
| strokes to the minute. The judge makes u
| good many trips to the boom, and his pro-
longed absence recently caused his friends to
| think he had become stuck on log.
There's pretty how-de-do," exclaimed
a dozen or so of pedestrians as they passed
! the open window of Judge Chambers office
| on Third street just as the storm came up
| yesterday afternoon. The exclamation had
reference to the artistic pose OF Col. G. B.
Keyes, Jack Parker and Chief Justice
| Strong.
Officer Andy Call was around yesterday
looking for the man who gave his geranium
snap away. He advises the parsonage in
question to get his life insured.
Thomas d. o. Brien, as No. in the famous
four-our crew, makes a fine picture physi-
caly.
Capt. Andy Delany says it has been several
years since he had any desire to be down town
nights. When man enters into the blissful
| state he thinks it is time to quit all such
| foolishness.
VIM. N. Strong, the attorney, wears eye
! glasses and looks quaint enough to be ahumor-
| list.
| A couple of well and favorably known young
| men went to base ball match one day this
week and they made peculiar wager on the
game. Mr.. s. promised to give his friend
| % cents for every run made, while his COM
| panion was to give him quarter for every
| goose egg. At the close of the game Mr.. s.
was ahead Sl4, and it wasn't much of a day
| for goose eggs, either.
| Adam Stahlman and Henry Grouse held an
| impromptu reunion on Thursday night.
Joe Dries carries lemon in his pocket as q
charm against sickness. He says it works to
| perfection.
Rev. DR.. Sunderland of Washington, who
officiated as minister at the marriage of
| President Cleveland, performed the same in
teresting ceremony for our CID and highly
| esteemed citizen, Joseph Farr, who still lives
| on Eleventh street, enjoying the rich joys OF
happy welded life that had it's beginning in
Washington, under DR.. Sunderland's bene-
diction.
| Patrick Keigher would rather see good
| game of base ball than be aldermen any-day
John Jessrang takes great pleasure in re-
lating how a poor MIN, whose house was
burned in 81, was assisted by Hon. II. NJ
Rice Judge Flandrau and Judge Chat1eld, tC
the extent OF $lUU.
the spectacle of our own Prof Jannotta
mounted on fiery untamed steed, the main
and luxuriant tail of the animal decked with
ribbons emblematical OF the signor's sunny
country.
A Young Englishman was some time age
employed by q wealthy citizen to act us but
ler Proving incompetent he was discharged
and a short time afterwards his former en-
ployer was informed he was ''cutting quite
a DASH We know, representing himself as
the son of the gentleman. He has emigrated
to Minneapolis.
| Leonard LelSu was seltlHg up Ine GEAR
Havanas yesterday in honor of valuable
ACQUISITION to his interesting family.
Capt Stees Is a devoted Grand Army man,
and the puzzling look of distress on his face
last Sunday as he stood on street corner
did not chime in with the bright decorations
on his manly bosom.
'What is it, captain?' queried passing
friend, Loan do anything for your"
'sThank you, but guess not, was the re-
ply. "You see i have three invitations to at
tend church to-day and one for tomorrow
morning, and was just wondering if could
honor them all and pull through all right
P. FL. Keigher has subjected his beard to O
lawn mower and his summer-cut whiskers
are very becoming.
Charley Mccarthy almost disguised himself
yesterday by wearing turn-down collar II
detracts some from his clerical appearance,
but then it is more comfortable.
City Clerk Prendergast, P. II. Keigher, JACK