Daily globe., 1878-10-13
PERSONAL.
} Llngard and Mrs. Lingard are

VIM. Horace Lingard and Mrs. Lingard are
at the Metropolitan.
Hon. }. 4. Jones, Chatfeld, with his wife and
daughter, is at the Metropolitan. -1'N
Mr.; Swezey, of the firm of E. T. swezey &
Co., large Hour commission merchants of New
YORK clty-Mr. Ed. Reamer, well-known in ST.
Paul, being the s4Co.'-is in the city.
Col. Chas. II. Tompkins. chief quarter
master department. of Dakota, with head
eon' ". ". yesterday, with his family, who will
now make their home here, at present having
apartments at the Metropolitan.
Mr. u. Dalziel, until quite recently editor
ana proprietor of one of Americas spiciest
papers, the San Francisco Daily Hail, is at the
metropolitan hotel. Mr.. Dalziel is probably
.,ea ne.ter known as the author of the famous
4l noolcnam n 4I pant, which is to be produced at
the opera House on Wednesday NIGHT.
At the Metropolitan: Fred B. Perry. Boston .
=. a; Benton. N. Y; G. N. Thompkins and
family, Washington; W. N. Kerr s. I,onis.
Mrs. Bates and family, St. Louis; Chas. Water,
man, Paris; l., NJ. Vaughn, Milwaukee; N. a..
Campben milwaukee: j. E. Wheelock, Fargo:
c. F. Coppins. Philadelphia; T. :. Parker. N
y; ". T. Hatch, Indianapolis; E. +. Braisted ID
Toledo; Bishop Cheney and wife, Chicago: o.
u. Neil, Minneapolis; R. Mcclure. CHICAGO.
J. K. Griggs, N. Y; ]. R. Jones and wife
Chatheld; Miss Jones, Chatfeld.
Hon. James Robertson, a sterling Scot from
Glasgow, arrived in the city Yesterday and req.
lstered at the Merchants. Mr.. Robertson has
taken lively interest in the importation of
-four direct from this country, and visits the
section at this time in that interest. as the
guest OF the Anchor line of steamers MIR.
Robertson is mueh pleased with the evidences
OF prosperity of futnre greatness SO evident in
and about st. Paul, and speaks of his visit as
most pleasant and gratifying. He leaves on
m Nnyxy VNrty Al
Scotland Monday evening.
The Merchants hotel has steam elevator and
all the modern Improvements, with rooms
graded from $3.50 to SO per day. The fol-
lowing were among the arrivals Yesterday
T. Folsen, Bloomington; j. NJ Vaughan, Mil
waukee; J. M. Bartlott, Baldwin; G. ii. Bel
lack, Milwaukee,; T. Quincy, c. F. sonaes, Chi
cago;J Bocher. Jas. Kalisher, 81. Butxel. b.
y; Gibson, New York; j. Spucher Philadel-
phia; J. 81. Adderley, NJ Tilber, New York: G.
=. Coffin, Boston; F. R. Stervett, Red Wing;
\! n. A. Castle, Winona; S. A. sipe, Ohio; R. J.
MANY, Champagne; j. l.. Hinman, Detroit; J..
ue uer "eed' m Ilttl9 I 4,a Rock, Ark; G. H: Gard
Q. A. Monson, Peoria, ILL.,; C. A. Loomis, Chi,
cago; d: 9. Mahanna and wife, Bel Plain; f.
Y. Cautiln, and wife. Boone. Iowa: W. r.
Moore and wife, Missouri g. Pacific railway. St.
Louis; j. Casset, Cresthen. Ohio; j. B. Nor
ford and wife. New York; A. A. vealie and
wlte, Aurora: r. W. Fitzpatrick and wife, Chicago;
L. Greer, Trenton; s. Mcmahon, Ft. Wayne:
4. hunt, IT. Meadyille, Pa; J. N. Fortney, Chica--
go; ). Morris, Portage; E. E. Potter, Elmira;
e. M freeman and wife. 0. G. r. R.; T. d.
Williams Chicago; j. Hurd and wife, jackson,
Mich; p. W. Bush and wife, Grand Rapids:
Ed. Leller and wife, jackson, Mich; c. Dari-
s sand and wife, Illinois; L. A. Leonard, New
York; M. McKusick and wife, Saltwater
Mrs. j. McKrsick St;nwator.
J. A. Yantis, Chicago; L. Rothchild New York:
). Q. Cobb, Chicago; W. s. Maycumber, Cort-
land, n. Y; j. N. Brigham, Lead CITY, d. T.
p. D. Clark, Detroit Mich; Hal Otley, Chica-
go; G. r. Seal F. E. Day, New York; E. M.
Hersey and wife, Bangor; J. A. Stephan, Stand
ing Kook; NJ. Young, Mrs. d. Young, Sydeny:
Ia N. M. Jones' i 3. A. Bent, j. A. Jones, P. NJ.
Barry, Chicago