St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-26
STREET SAYINGS.


common occurrence in this city," said a
citizen yesterday; that man Carr evidently
started out with the idea of killing his wife
and probably would have succeeded If Mul-
lery hadn't happened in just as he did. 4
pllory or whipping post ought 10 be estab-
lished here ana these fellows whose cow
ardice and lack OF honor prompts them TO
beat women should be given the full benefit
of this style Of punishment. The pillOTy
and whipping post are chestnuts in their
way, but believe their introduction here
would effect a reform among this class of
criminals. They would have better effect
than the fines or delegations to the work
house that they get"
The Greedy relics have been moved from
the palace grounds to carnival headquarters,
where they may be seen free of charge the
remainder of the week. Monday they will
be shipped back to Washington. The sled
that was made by Brainerd has been Clipped
in several places by the knives of curio
seekers. who have evaded the vigilant eyes
of the guards. The special officer who
watched over the relics at the palace
grounds Wednesday night said yesterday
that he wouldn't watch them things an
other night for a thousand dollars. L seen
the ghost of Greedy" he said.
''Greely isn't dead" said General Man
ager Van Slyke.
WAL, he must hev died last night.
then" replied the officer. ''fur seen him
sure"
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A warrant was sworn out yesterday for
the arrest of Peter Frances. who has been
making life miserable for his whilOm wife.
Mrs. Frances is the woman who was talk
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shot and killed him. and who. short time
after, secured a divorce from her husband
and married a man by the name Of Cole
Peter doesn't take kindly to this being left
out in the cold, and threatens to furnish
the fats with another tragedy if Cole doesn't
step down and give him full sway in what
was once the Frances dOmicile.
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Several days ago the Montreal CORE
spondence of the Minneapolis Tribune tele-
graphed that paper four or five inches Of
matter regarding a rumOred deal between
the Canadian Pacific and Manitoba roads.
The Minneapolis correspondent OF the Chi
cago Tribune the next day telegraphed the
whole to Chicago as ST. Paul special and
rumOr. The Pioneer Press of yesterday
morning copies the special as a Montreal
rumor. Last evening Mr.. John Stephens.
the st. Paul correspondent OF the Montreal
Star gave his paper the benefit of it. Since
sending the special he has learned that the
report originated in Montreal, and is now
expecting word to read the papers.
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A rumor broke out yesterday that an
other railroad is coming TO st. Paul this
season. and that surveyors would be put
out soon from the south. below West St
Paul, TO fix the line of It's approach.
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THAT beats any Indian war dance have
seen since left the plains" A Montana
cowboy was the speaker, and he had just
emerged from the opera house last night
when approached by a GLOBE reporter and
asked his opinion of the opera. He was
rubbing his hands with delight and in a
/ spirit of enthusiasm continued: when
that boss herder tried TO laSso that tender
| footed Chippewa gal with rope of paper
/ strings and the poor thing fell over on the
1 camp stool in faint, I'll be col darned If |
could hardly keen from jumping right into
the wigwam and licking the yaller-sklnned
rascal right out of that beaded buckskin
suit he wore. And ten to one the gal had
sewed them gold beads on the coat fol
him." Seeing that there was still good
deal OF blood in the eye of this chivalric son
of the plains the reporter passed on without
waiting for additional criticism.
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1t is rumored that arrangements are
nearly completed for new theater OF
magnificent proportions in St Paul, and
that the scheme is so far under way that
an agent is East looking up designs for
various parts of the interior It will be
built so rumor has il, this summer.
The Three Links.