Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-14
PERSONAL.

Col. George Bradley, Minneapolis, was look
ing about st. Paul yesterday.
W T. Wakeman, ESQ.,, of the Chicago Inter
Ocean, favored the GLoRE with a call yesterday.
John G. Gault, Milwaukee, assistant general
manager Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
railway, at the Metropolitan.
Hon. T. B. Clements, Faribault honored by
his constituents by are-election to the State
Senate visited st. Paul yesterday.
The many st. Paul friends of Major A. ii.
Fridley will be glad to know that he has come
lature from the Thirtieth district with flying
colors, his majority being about so.
The following were among the arrivals at
the Clarendon yesterday: ID. lei. Miller, G.
Trump, Keokuk; W. F. Stone and wife, Stone
view; r. B. Gaylord and wife, River Falls; Frank
n. Fields, Hersey, Wis. 5; @. P. Waltemire, Min
naapolis; T. A. Furgerson, Grand Rapids.
Mr.. j. A. Haines, formerly publisher of the
LIE Roy Independent and the Dodge Centre
Press, is in the city purchasing material for a
paper he is about to establish at New Prague,
Lie Sueur county, on the lire OF the Minneapo-
lis & St. Louis railroad. Mr.. Haines is g thor
ough newspaper man, and will give the people
of New Prague and vicinity a creditable publi-
cation.
The Rev. Joseph L. Berne, for sometime of
the Minnesota diocese, left last night for st.
tor of Holy Trinity church. He is accompanied
as far as Chicago by Mr.. Frank Fl. Carleton,
clerk of the municipal court. The reverend
gentleman has the good wishes of many warm
friends in this city aid State in his new field of
labor.
Arrivals at the metropolitan: Thomas H.
Learned, W. I. Morris, +. d. Hughes. New York !;
John G. Gault Milwaukee; j. Z. Dodge Mon
roe: S. b. Gault, Denver; @. FL. Mountain, r.
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wood; James f.. Watson, Albany; D. Smith,
Montreal; Loren Listoe, Fergus Falls; Mrs. De-
Wis, Litchfeld; D. ingalls,, Fort William.
Hon. Henry Ahrens, Beaver Falls, Renville
county, is paying st. Paul visit. MIR. Ahrens
belongs to the greet army of defeated can
didates, having tried to break the political
machine by running against the regular nomi-
others, he failed to secure votes enough, and
hence he will not occupy q seat in the Senate
this winter, much to the disappointment of
many personal and political friends.
Hon. Jonathan Simmons, State Senator elect
from the district composed of the counties OF
Sherburne, Benton, Morrison, Grow Wing and
Mile Laos counties, is at the Merchants. Mr..
Simmons comes to the Senate with majority
of 33l, which, considering the fact that his dis
trict has heretofore been considered reliably
Republican, and that he was pitted against q
supposed strong candidate. certainly speaks
well for his personal worth and popularity.
The Merchants hotel has steam elevator and
all the modern Improvements. with rooms graded
from $3.50 to So per day. The following were
the arrivals yesterday: @. r. Laid, Boston; F.
Etheridge, Chicago; j. 81. Withrell, Waterville;
W. ?. Hopkins. ST. Louis: G. Il. Fisher and
wife, Morris; w. K. Phelps, q. L. Harrison;
Chicago; B. B. Larsen, Baldwin; N. Farms
worth, Zumbrota; 81. J. McKusick, Saltwater;
@. r. Daley, Hudson; e. Strickland, Boston;
J. B. Blanchard, Moorhead; G. Forlsen, Brown
Valley; Z. Pendal, New York; L. B. Hubbell,
Mankato; N. ?: Clark, st. Cloud; G. Lee, Chi
cago; G. Z. Gilbert and wife, Glencoe; E. E.
Stone, Benson; N. volkman, New York;
J. A. Bowers, Milwaukee; s. Holbrook, Sparta;
N. Hammons, Anoka; j. Thompson, St. Croix;
Geo. II. stansbury, Buffalo; F. P. Brown, Blue
Earth; r. s; Burhyte. River Falls; 3. T. Archi-
bald, Dundas; Nj. Horton, Dubuque; R. G.
Robinson, A. q. Spencer, Saltwater; J. McIn-
tire, Red Wing: DR.. Davis, River Falls; E. @.
Thomas, Eau Claire; J. Van VIeet, Menomonie;
J. Middleton, Woodbury., Mimi; N. Slaughter.
Winona; Y. G. Hush, Minneapolis; D. g. Tracy,
Evansville; O. j. Andrews. Fargo, D. T.; N.
Parkinson, Chicago; Mrs. II. L. Casey, Duluth;
3, a. Pratt Bush City,