Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-13
PERSONAL.

| Hon. Michael Doran, LIE Sueur, at the Met
ropolitan.
| W. S. Drew, Esq, Winona, is stopping at the
Clarendon.
| Hon. VIM. Lochren, Minneapolis, was in the
| city yesterday.
| Wlnona, is temporarily domiciled at the Metro
| politan.
Mr. Ed. A. Kelly, lessee and manager of the
Academy of Music, Lake City, was in the city
yesterday, talking up amusement matters
At the Clarendon: T. A. Furgerson. Grand
Rapids; G. b. Fisher, Syracuse N. Y; W. Il.
Fuller: A. A. Allard, New York; L. f. Mead and
wife, Chicago.
Major q. B. Strait, NJ. G. from the Second
district, leaves for Washington tomorrow to
meet with the committee on army reorganiza-
| ton, of which he is member.
MIR. P. 3. Walker, editor of the Northeastern
| Iu1n6crnld7e, Minneapolis, was in the city yes
terday, looking after the boom project, which
he declares to be an assured success.
! MIR. 0. M. Comfort rising young lawyer,
resident OF Saltwater for several years past
has opened an Office in st. Paul, and expects to
locate here permanently with his family in the
spring.
Capt. Thomas 3. Hunt, formerly u resident
of Shakopee, but now of Washington, d. c..
and who has been running Major Straits docu-
| ment bureau for some two months past left
IOf washington last evening.
Mir. George A. Henry, of Mortified, Mimi,
mas been appointed special agent Of the
General Land Office st Washington, D. c., and
has been directed to confer and cooperate with
Col. u. a. Protols, special agent in charge of
this district.
Charles Pottgieser left last evening for Bos-
ton, Mass, for the purpose of entering for one
year the celebrated conservatory of music of
that city as piano pupil. He is followed by
many well wishes for his success. His mother
and sister accompany him as far as Chicago.
At the Metropolitan: Selah Chamberlain
Cleveland; N. A. Cowdrey, New York; George
stephen, Montreal; o. N. Northcote, London;
n. N. Porter, j. N. Seelye; M. Tarble, p. w.
Skinner, T. +. Lewis, Chicago; W. 3. Tubbals,
Dubuque; Fred. Parker Worthington; G.. Da-
WIS., W. Vannatta, River Falls; G. d. Skinner,
Faribault; J. p. Wheelock, Fargo; VIM. Smith,
NJ. Doran, LIE Sueur; R. Hale, Minneapolis; A.
!. Webster and wife, Menasha; W. T. Hatch,
Indianapolis; n. W. Crossett, Faribault; Mrs.
Davis, Litchfeld; D. Mendenhall, Duluth; E.
i. Mlllyer, New York; e. Werner, Chicago.
The Merchants hotel has a steam elevator
and all the modern improvements, with rooms
added from ss2.5 to So per day. The follow
ing were among the arrivals yesterday: r. G..
Robinson, Pine City; w. H. Tucker, indianap-
oils: H. Gillett, F. L. Midhamer, Hastings: Is.
L. Tracy Madison; E. N. Grosmer, Hastings;
J. simmonds, &. Houde, Little Falls; f. Can
field, Lake Park; L. D. Busyar, Fargo; L.
White and wife, Brainard; Mrs. A. A. White
Moorhead; III: A. Anderson, New York; W. W.
Hartley and sister, W. P. Spaulding, Brainard !;
G. g. Bennett, Yankton; Mrs. A. r. Dawson
T. L; A. Whitney, Deadwood; j. W. Denaugh,
Chicago; J.. @. Rea, j. Jacobs, Bismarck; III
Powell, Saltwater; J. A. Norman, Boston; W.
+. Tibbsls, Dubuque: e. L. BARRIER, Red Wing:
:: q. Spaulding, ). D. Craig, G. 81. Human
Chicago; J. 81. Stombs, Mississippi; A,
Boeckeler, ST. Louis; j. /. Case, N. N Dinges
Raclne; 6. s. Faniher, b. Stewel, A. Steren,
b. 3. Francis, New York; T. G. Pound, Chip
pewa Falls; 81. Gallup Sank Centre: W.
Lochren. P. B. Walker, j. G.. McFarlan, T. t.
Smith ID. McDermott, E. G. Pratt, W. Burrows
Miss Minnie Kurtz, H. Mattson and wife, Min
neapolis; D. j. Kurtz, Moorhead; j. M.
johnson, Fort Madison; John Smith, Winona;
G: D. e. Cox, j. M. Layton, w. A. Strong and
wife, N. s. Baker, Fl. Heppner, Chicago; N.
johnson, f. V. Simmonds, New York; Il.
Brown, N. Alderman, Mansfield; Mrs. i. N.
Durant, Dud Fl. Hersey, Saltwater; Mrs. L. T.
Mead, Mrs. B. q. Reed, Mrs. A. Stiles, j. Mill
ken, Z. F. Mead, Chippewa Falls; j. B. Stock
ing, NJ. D. Bautel, r. E. Surdgross; A. Buffing-
ton, NJ. Shaw, Eau Claire; NJ. Brien Duluth;
3. L. Baker, Red Wing; N. j. Grant Milwau-