Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-20
PERSONAL.

DIR. Otis Aver, Lie sueur, at the Metropolitan
Mr. M. Hughitt, general manager of the
Chicago Northwestern railway, and wife
Chicago, at the Metropolitan.
Mr. E.. W. Winter, superintendent of the
chicago, st. Paul Il Minneapolis railway. Hud.
son, was at the Metropolitan last evening.
Insurance Commissioner McGill will reach
home on Sunday morning. He has been de.
| tanned some days by the great floods in the
East.
Mr: Chas. Lincoln, superintendent of the
late bench show OF dogs, left for his home
Detroit, Mich, going via Chicago, Yesterday
morning.
Mr.. A. Bender, the business manager of the
Iolkszeitung, has rendered his resignation of
that position in order to accept the general
Northwestern agency of the Germania Life In
surance company.
Capt j. K. Arnold left yesterday morning
Tor Chicago and other Eastern cities for ii /
purpose of intro iucing to the attention of raof
road managers the Miller nut lock plate, he
which he is the sole agent and attorney
Major V. R. Travars, chief clerk with Colonel
Gilman, commissary of subsistence. when at
headquarters Department Of Dakota. this city, v.
now at headquarters Department of the Platte,
Omaha, is visiting old friends in st. Paul, and
meeting with warm reception.
at the Clarendon: w. A. Shepard, W1nni-
peg; D. Patton, Quebec; A. P Courtney and
lady, Minneapolis; J. Rogers Lewis, Philadel-
phla; r. j. Smith, Syracuse, N. Y; A. Fl. Cath
cart, j. w. Cathcart, Faribault; A. X. Pedrick.
pl1h9liLadelgphia; A. W. stutman, Kalamazoo,
Mich; Chas. Morton, La Crosse; Ambrose
Dethe. Norristown, Pa; R. E. Ismond and
wife, Port Huron, Mich.
Messrs. Ct. G. Moody, q. s. district Judge for
Dakota Hon. W. j. Campbell, U. S. district
attorney. and Mr. Frank Washabaugh, clerk of
the court, Yankton, are at the Metropolitan. en-
route to the Black Hills to hold a term of court
MI. Moody is a recent appointment, being the
successor Of Judge Bennett, recently nominated
to Congress by the Republicans of the territory.
and is now making his first official visit to the
Black Hills.
Capt. Thomas B. Hunt late A. O. M. on
duty in this military department. formerly a
resident of Shakopee, from whence he went
into the late war as member of the s'Old
First, nov resident of Washington, is in the
city. Capt. Hunt is the secretary of the Con-
gressional committee of which Major Strait is
member, to which has been assigned the duty
OF recommending by bill or otherwise, meas
ures for reorganization of the army, and his
visit to the State at this time is partly con-
nected with the business of this committee.
and partly, it is supposed. to help his friend
Strait in the present political campaign.
At the Metropolitan: Fred. Messer, Beloit.
WIS. d. .. PRESCOTT, M. Hulbrun, New York;
Frank j. Washabaugh, Yankton: C. R. Wolff
ST. Louis: E. F. DelBondie and family. New
Orleans; NJ. Hughitt and wife, b.. d. MacDon-
aid, Chicago; G. G. Moody, Black Hills; II. j.
Campbell. Yankton; Otis Ayres, Ruth Putnam,
Lesueur; Il. A. Snowden, New York; F. d.
Gum Ohas. T. Merrill. Springfield; x. L. Otis
and wife, J. B. Nolan and son. Chicago; Luther
f - Peabody; g. a. Ballon, Buffalo; G.
NJ. Thompson and wife, New York; John Gov
ert, Chicago; p. M.EWinter, Hudson; M. Tarble,
Chicago; e. G. Jones, New York; G. N Mosser.
Detroit; DR.. E. Williams and wife, Cincinnati