St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-08
STREET SAYINGS.


ing company on Saturday evening said TO a
GLOBE reporter that his company had not
yet concluded what course to pursue in re-
gard to the false statements published con-
corning the Dispatch company by the Pho
neer Press and Bradsueets. He did not
think his company had been properly
treated by the publications mentioned, par
ticularly after having the matter explained
TO them. and that the Dispatch had never
been so prosperous financially as at the
present time. Mr. Thompson said his COM
pany had been treated not only discount
eously, but had been much injured, al
though he was not worried over the finan-
cial effect. 1t had not yet been decided
whether suits for damages would be insti-
tuted.
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The Bismarck Tribune: Now that It is
announced that DIR. Gale of st. Paul
tragedy fame, is coming 10 Fargo or Bis
marck. the married men of these two cities
are cleaning up their shot guns and feeding
their bull dogs raw meat at rale intervals.
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Saturday afternoon Rev. Robert Smith
and Rev. DIR. Dana made a trip through the
principal saloons on Seventh street, Jack
son and East Third streets, doing mission
airy work for the Olympic meeting last
evening. The reverend gentlemen say that
they met with very good reception. They
were received respectfully, and the eX-
hOrtatiOn that they gave the boys, along
with the hand-bill announcing the service.
was taken very kindly. They got a con-
siderable response TO the services last night.
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In speaking of his trip to his congrega-
ton, yesterday morning, DR.. Dana said he
had been surprised at two things. namely,
the brightness and apparent intelligence of
the men behind the bar, and the interest
they had shown i'm the progress of the
meeting. They are good fellows" said
the reverend gentleman, land l believe
that many of them would like
to be out of the business. Some
of them are apparently educated
and are capable of better things, only it is,
or they think it is. question of bread and
butter with them" DIR. Dana continued in
a strain that was more fiatteTing to the
boys than the usual doses they get from the
pulpits are. saying that many of them were
considerably above some men who were
usually given better regulations.
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Gus Hall, the Mikado in the Duff COM
pany that comes next week, who is pretty
well known in this section from his connec.
ton with musical matters while living in
Minneapolis, would hardly be recognized in
his Mikado make up. He has sacrificed his
; goatee and moustache TO meet the japanese
style, and his face is as smooth as if the
lord high eXecutioner had moved it will
his snickersnee. 1t evidently agrees will
him TO get back to the stage, and his eve
we'll rounded proportions seem trifie NOR,
so beneath q glistening Mikado coat
Those who knew the newspaper men il
Minneapolis will notice that i'm spite of hi
, make up he still has that same artles
japanese way about him that he used {,
have when he was wont TO drop up in III,
, Office about midnight, and with his feet on
desk, swap yarns about the profession 70
; an hour or more. These facts were gleaneC
from Minneapolis man who saw the com
) pany in Chicago last week.
t No More Publicity Wanted.
Thomas II. Carter and wife returned {,
! st. Paul yesterday, after a visit of seyera
! weeks in the East. and left on the As
t train for Montana. Mr.. Carter is leadin
g lawyer of Helena and a brother of tn
young lady who recently married Thoma
Cruise, the millionaire. He says that tn
special from Butte stating that +. b. Ora
q ham. who committed suicide, was engage
o TO Miss Carter and committed the act o
u account of her marriage, is absolutely false
: as she does not know the gentleman or an
II person by that name. Mr.. Carter says h
0 is surprised that so much publicity shoul
= be given to the affairs of his sister by 81
a Paul papers, as she neither seeks nor desire
f so much nOtoriety about her wedding an
| financial affairs The wedding gift {
It $500, 900, which it is reported she received
f will of course be managed by her husband
d but as to this being the amount there
o some doubt. Mr.. and Mrs. Cruise have M
= lett Helena yet owing to important bus
~ ness which he has to transact and the WEE
!. ding journey will be deferred until ne,
ID month, at which time they will take an e,
tensive trip through the East and across Il
waters To Mr. C's Irish home