Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-26
PERSONAL.

Wyman X. Folsom, of Pine yer, is with Col.
Mcnamara.
Judge O. P. Stearns, Of Duluth, is a guest of
Col. McNamara.
Mr.. John Sax, Of Saltwater, large cigar
manufacturer, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. Clark left yesterday for Henderson, on
visit to his sister, who is lying dangerously
i'll at that village.
Judge A. A. Harwood of Austin, who knows
all about the impeachment business, is regis
tered at the Clarendon.
Gen. Sam Harmon, of Somerset. Wis.
passed through the city last evening on bis
way to Duluth. The general was in such
mighty haste to flank the eight Chippewas OF
Grautsburgh that he left his baggage behind
him at Saltwater.
The following delegates to the Temperance
convention are at Rogers hotel: 7. J. slavin,
P. Newcombe, L. A. Moore, Fountain: M. T.
Corbett, Mortified; p. Geraghty, Austin: Jas.
Flurey, Jas. Kirby, J. Kennedy, Lakewood.
D. Murray, James Timbin, P. O'Leary, and
Michael Crosby re registered at the Clarendon,
from WatervilIe. 1t is eminently. BETTING
that, coming from village named. they are
delegates to the State convention of Catholic
temperance societies. d. Doyle, of Kilkenny,
another Of the delegates, is also registered at
the Clarendon.
Arrivals at the Cosmopolitan hotel Yesterday
J. Keenan, Austin; Peter Hoerr, Mankato;
Peter Weinard, Minneapolis; B. Stodtman, Z.
Sickman, st. Louis; Rev. Mr.. Stub, Kenyon;
Beaver Falls; S. j. Sanborn. Hamilton, MINI.
Fred Falkner, Milwaukee,; VIM. Fl. Hammerly,
Dubuque; Fred Fl. Harley. Davenport
Edward 81. Cornelius and Thos. Ct. Stress
guth, the former for some time and the latter
for long time connected with the wholesale
grocery house Of Messrs. Holl & Paar, left our
sanity city Yesterday afternoon to try their
fortunes in new fields. They go to Arlington,
Slbley county, Mimi, engaging in the general
merchandising business, and if the hearty well
wishes of their many st. Paul friends is cri-
terion their success is assured. Saint Paul has
lost two energetic young men who are sure to
make the best of any undertaking.
At the Metropolitan, r. A. Compton, J. T.
Adams, and wife, New York; R. G. Hunter.
Milwaukee; J. W. Losey, La Crosse; B. N.
Webster, New York; G. S. Campbell, Hastings;
George Hamburg, Austin; Charles Miller, J. G.
Sibley, Pennsylvania; A. W. Kimball, Austin;
Miss Jessie Couthoui, Mrs. Couthoui, Chicago;
Miss HELEN Mar White, WIrlJna; Miss Fannie
HOLSTER, E. 81. Fisher. E. A. King,
Chicago; J. B. Gilfllan, Minneapolis:
Henry G. Page, Fergus Falls; R. B. Langdon,
vs. LIZ I CnuCys VI Cdul pDe1l, M1uuedDOlS; Levi
Dettelbach, A. Levi, Austin; c. X. Davis, city;
Glenn P. Clark and wife, A. A. Harwood, Aus
tin; Lloyd G. Harris, st. Louis; Hon. n. M.
Stone, Benson; G. G. Moody, Yankton, H.
Staup, g.. 81. Beuzenberg, NJ. j. Haisler, Mil
Taubee G. a pl ledy LX9den
lady, st. James; Mrs. Wright, Austin.
There were over hundred arrivals at the
Merchants yesterday and among them we note
the following:
), Miss n = Brooks, Helena; Mrs; Voolfolk
child, R. K. sherwin, Chicago; s. G. Ketchum,
New York; 81. Kinds, Shakopee: Mrs. Westrov-
er, Fergus Falls; Mrs. Storen and son, W.
Smith, Jr., Dodge Center; Chas r. Clatt,
Hutchinson; r. o. Bailey, Menomonie; Chas.
Swan, Sioux City; F. Merrill, Milwaukee; ".
81. Houlton, Elk River; J. A. Densmore, Chi
cago; J. n. sibly, Elk River; s. F. Merritt,
Lakeland; G. NJ Jones. Minneapolis:
R. Railey, Menominee; j. @. Farmer, Spring
Valley; J. =. Cook, j. w. Jones, Austin; NJ. B.
Pratt, Q. A. Pinkham, Blue Earth City; G. E.
Baker. Chicago; II. A. Chase. Winnebaeo; F.
n. NJ Mailon, Faribault; 81. s. Hawley, Chicago;
y. Sibley, 9. Sibley, Pennsylvania; Dr.. G. d.
btanhope, Milwaukee; A. J. White, and wife,
Chicago; Miss J. w. McFarlan, Miss Emily
Pratt, River Falls; G. J. Mountain, Mrs.
Bennett. Chicago.