Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-10
PERSONAL.

E. NJ. Brown, Bismarck, e. 81. Foote, Grand
Rapids, Mich, at the Windsor.
J. L.. Noyes, Esq. of the institute for the
deaf, dumb and the blind, Faribault, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. G. W. Dryer, steward of the insane
asylum, St. Peter, was registered at the Metro
polltan last evening.
Mr.. James B. Peabody, of the Peabody
house, Eau Claire, Wis. and brother of the
senior partner of Peabody, Lyons d Co., is in
the city with the landlords laugh which
Burns has immortalized.
Arrivals at the Clarendon yesterday: Rev
J. F. Dudley. Eau Claire @. L. Dowd, Warren;
P. P. Persons. Valley Creek; T. W. Davies,
VIM. Davies, Belle PLANE; J. s. Person, Pine
City; B. Culver, Cedar Falls; Nelson Clark,
saltwater; ?. P. Barron and wife, Nashua, Ia;
". 81. G. Folsom, Taylors Falls Mrs. W. J.
Smith, Roscoe Centre; s. Smith, Eden Prairie;
L. W. Dunn, White Bear.
! Messrs. Arthur Lyon, T. Chapman Smales
Percy Wallaston, and Capt. Bird, belonging to
the English colony Of Fairmont, Martin coun-
ty, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon en-
route to the Lake Superior country trout
fishing expedition. These gentlemen, with
others of the English colony, it will be pleas
antly borne in mind by our citizens, have
kindly consented to take control of the hurdle
racing, steeple chasing and other like field
sports to form one Of the attractive features
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They are making the present trip by their own
conveyances, and are prepared for season of
fine sport. The Bold Riders took the gen.
tlemen in charge last evening and entertained
them right royalty.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Metropolitan yesterday: R. w. Petre, Duluth;
/ Geo. 6. Barnum, do; F. II. Pugh, Springfield,
O.; A. Hoffhasien, CINCINNATI; Il. G.
Hangar, Lacrosse; w. D. Stocker Lake City
J. T. Rogers, do. r.. Murcheson, Montreal; Miss
E. Holland, Cedar Rapids; H. e. Stevens, City
4. =. Donnelly, San Francisco; G. w. Dryer
St. Peter; Rev. J. G. Northcote, Faribault
J: L. Noyes. do; c. M. Culbertson Chicago
tin; R. Nauwemacher. Milwaukee; Robert
\ Nauwemacher, do; W. NJ. Hewitt, Milwaukee
| W. 81. Hewett, do; j. B. McKahan and wife
Menomlnee; D. w. Emory, Pennington; Lieut.
Brush, Fort Smelling; J. W. Vaughan, Milwau
d 6ee; Ge @d a: hoyt; New York; J. r. shrop
Chas. Sweatt do; r. A. Bethum, Chicago; E.
Warner do
Arrivals at the Meechants yesterday: J. C.
Hunter, Duluth; w. s. Woodbridge, do. H. F
McNally, do; j. T. Rose, do; J. W. Litchfeld
Thomson; W. Dunlap and wife, N. P. juno
ton; L. T. Lenhart, Lake City; E. Hurzfe]d
Ne New ~ York; & 6: v: Hoyt, Chicago: 3. R: Han
, York; r. Wood, Milwaukee; J. W. Smith anc
, D. syke,. Austin; e. D. McDonald, Chicago
} J. Harrison, St. Louis; G.. U. Torinus
Yankton; G. Betts Chicago; G. d
Yates, Denver; E. G.. Ault Dundas
G. W. Brown, +. Trip, H. Cornell, Dundas
}. l.. Giles, Northfeld Fl. L. dickinson, Chi
cago; Capt. Bird, A. Lyon, P. Wallaston, T. C
Smabes: Fairmont; Isaac Staples, Saltwater
G. P. Robinson and wife, La Grange, Iowa; +
A. Smith, Cincinnati; B. Stems, Milwaukee
Jas. Young st. Cloud; NJ. Tarble, J. A. Tier
ney, +. s. Draper, Chicago; R. G. Jones, New
York; j. c. Slower Henderson.