Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-22
PERSONAL.
Lieut.. Gov. Wakefield, at the Merchants.

Lieut.. Gov. Wakefield, at the Merchants.
Hon. VIM. Smith, LIE Sueur, at the Metro
poitan.
Lieut.. Chas. A. Foote, U. s. A., at the Mer-
chants.
Hon. H. F. Shearman, Winnebago City, 1t
the Metropolitan.
E. G. Long, ESQ.,. a wide awake merchant at
Long Branch, is at the Merchants.
Hon. H. G. Graves. Duluth, placed his name
upon the Merchants Motel register yesterday.
MIR. j. G. Kempton, an extensive manufactu-
rer of cotton goods, New York, is looking after
business in st. Paul.
Hon. John f. Norrish and Hon. Edward Hy-
land, candidates for the Legi. lature on the
Democrat Greenb back ticket in Dakota county,
were in the city yesterday.
Gen. G. K. Warren, commander of the Fifth
army corps during the campaign, commencing
wi h the 9Th of May, 1864, and closing with the
surrender of Lee at Appomatox is at the Me-
tropolitan.
Lieut.. J. G. Ayers, United States ordnance
corps, stationed at Fort Lincoln, arrived in the
city last night. He is en- route to Rock Island
Ill. Busy rumor has it that he will not return
alone to his far West home.
Mr.. Joe p. Fenlon, an old-times Leaven-
worthy, arrived in the city from q soiourn of
three years in the Black Hills, last night. He
trusts he will not get lost among the numerous
short CUTS in the canyons of the city.
Commodore William F. Davidson and Capt.
Pete $. Davidson, superintendent of the Ke-
okuk Northern Line Packet company, are in
the city looking after the affairs of the com
pany, with headquarters at the Merchants.
At the Clarendon: j, G.. Whittemore, Glen
wood; L. p. Hobart, Preston, Iowa; H. B. Viii
Hanson, Hudson; G. j. Kelly, Owatonua; B.
Woods, Lake City; @. w. Smith and wife, Mrs.
J. 9. Trowbridge, Minneapolis; E. F. Moore
and wife, New Lisbon, Ohio.
At the Metropolitan: H. F. Shearman, Win
nebago City; J. Kamsdale, Fairmont;. W. l..
Braddock, city; A. L. Gun,pper, Philadelphia;
VIM. Smith, LIE sueur; John T. Richtern New
York; J. P. Cotton, Newport; G. K. Warren, q.
S.A.; Chas. o Kemp, New York; D. NJ Knowles,
louisville; p. d. Hassford, Lowell; Frank
Wsshburn, Chicago; Mrs. E. NJ. Mackubin
White Bear; Melvin Tarble, Chicago; c. H..
Graves, Duluth; T. J. Duffy, Detroit; George
A. Julin, John y. Sargent, New York; e, 4.
Hardin, o. 8. A.; J. q. Ayers, o. 8. A; Miss
Merrill. Fort Lincoln; j. P. Fenton, Fort Gus
ter; j. Q. Morrow Faribault.
Hon. L. Il. Huddleston is home from three
months visit to the Paris EXPOSITION and trip
through England, Ireland and Scotland, and
yesterday was kept busy responding to the con-
CALCULATIONS of his St. Paul friends. Mr Hud-
dleston made hi. return trip q .r g the ocean on
the steamship Cynthia and was SO unfortunate
as 10 encounter very severe storm, cOmpell-
ing the vessel TO lay by for two days, during
which many passengers were more or less i'm
jnred by the pitching Of the ship. .taunch
vessel and goud management, however. saved
any more disaster, but it served to make the
sight of terra firma, when New York harbor
was reached, very pleasant to Mr.. Huddleston
and his companions.
The Merchants hotel has steam elevator and
all the modern Improvements, with rooms
graded from $3.50 to 50 per day. The follow
ing were among the arrivals yesterday:
I. 3. Grant, Hnckley; G. b. Graves, Duluth:
J. M. Pain, n. p. junction; e. c. Long, North
Branch; =. Hayes, Buffalo; G. Hubbard, Cedar
Rapids; G. A. Foster, U. s. Navy; A. +. Smith,
New York; T. F: May, Pittsburgh; G. g. May
nard and wife. Atwater; D. s. Hall, Benson;
J. NJ. Berry, Faribault; J. P. Gill, New York;
F. P. Gordon, st. Louis; G. E. Clark, New
York; L. II. Knobloch, Owatonna; j. G. Os-
valid, Minneapolis; H. Phillips, Minneapolis;
r. Q. Sherwin. Philadelphia; VIM F. Davidson.
ST. Louis; P. S. Davidson, La Crosse; ". G.
Koch, Milwaukee: q. Potter, Eau Claire; W.
J. Miller, Monroe, Wis.,; F. 81. Armstrong,
Albert Lea; Mrs. L. A. Hood, Grass Lake.
Mich; J. Allonas W. Alderman, Mansfield;
G. McCabe, Winnebago City; ]. Bouman, New