Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-19
PERSONAL.

Hon. James Middleton, Washington county,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Michael Doran and William Smith. ESQ,
LIE Sueur at the Metropolitan.
Hon. w. B. Lutz and George H. Cullom,
ESQ, of Lake City, were IN the city yesterday.
Chief Of Police Munger and Detective Hoy,
Minneapolis, were roaming about st. Paul yes
terday.
Mr. Henry Kinds, Shakopee, State Senator
elect from Scott county, paid st. Paul a visit
yesterday.
MIR. G. A. DeGraff the extensive stock breed
er of GAINESVILLE, placed his autograph on the
Merchants register yesterday.
W. W. Erwin, ESQ.,, took his departure last
evening for Fergus Falls, where he goes to take
charge of the defense of Mr.. Heathcote, charged
with the murder of young man named Barnes,
some months ago.
Mr.. E. Holmes, Carver, an old time Minneso-
tlan, IN whom there is no guile, paiG ST. Paul
business visit yesterday. Mr.. Holmes is re-
joicing over the healthy growth of his new
town site of Plato, on the Hastings g. Dakota
railroad. near the border of Carver and Nc
Leod counties, and the fattering prospects
ahead for his enterprise.
MIR. John S. Kennedy, New York city, one OF
the trustees of the st. Paul & Pacific railroad
and Mr. George Stephens, Montreal, head Of
the syndicate furnishing the money for the
| completion of the st. Vincent extension
in the city for several days. looking after their
important interests. left for their homes last
evening, being forwarded as far as Chicago in
the splendid business Car Manitoba, of the st.
Paul & Pacific company.
Col. Z. A. Calkins, formerly edtorially con-
| nected with the Pto;aeeI, this city, is about to
engage with G. G. Rowstield in the publication
of Sunday paper in Milwaukee, to be called
the Stnaday Telegraph. The size will be seven
! column quarto, will have the American press
(tJST,D f.t,a -.,I H..
Dec. I. Col. Calkins' newspaper experience
| and Versatility a writer, is guarantee that
the Sunday Telegraph will be interesting
publication.
We notice by the Milwaukee E,eniag lTiscos-
ssls, that A. j. Cooper, the Bard of Kinnikin-
lex, has been promoted to the general agency
of the Erie and Milwaukee freight line, with
headquarters in Milwaukee. Mr.. Cooper has
many admirers in st. Paul who while they feel
| to rejoice in his promotion, knowing it to be
deserved. sincerely hope that it will not de-
volve upon him such increased mental labors,
as to necessitate any delay in the completion
of his promised poetical work, the perusal of
the few specimen gems from which already
| published, has given 50 much genuine pleasure.
at the metropolitan: G. II. Lee Racine,
Wis; John +. Mercer, Samuel T. Stevens Mary
| land; Gen. I. l.. Rosser, E. Heller, hlinnea o.
oils; G. A. Bond. w. l.. Peck, Chicago; George
3. Webster, Mrs. l.. s. jerks. Minneapolis; H.
y. EDWARDS, oG. Louis; ". ROaSen, Saltwater:
Paris Gibson and wife. Minneapolis; H.
Kramer, E. B. Broson, st. Louis; D. P. Bald
win, Minneapolis; Z. r. Huddleston. city, E.
A: Young, city; Robert Il. Hughes, New Jersey
VIM. Smith, M. Doran, LIE 'jueur; L. N. Bly,,
| Brainerd.
| The Merchants hotel has steam elevator
and all the modern Improvements, with rooms
graded from $3.50 to So per day., The
following were among the arrivals yesterday
6. L. Levi, Minneapolis; D. W. Shier, New
| York; L. i. Alexander, st. Louis; II. Low, Chi
cage; 0. ". Frkins, minneapolis; L. E. Kim
ball, Worthington; 81. Mcdonald, Cincinnati;
A. Baum, New York; j. McGasey, Brainerd; J.
NJ Berry, Faribault; w. DeGraf, Minneapo-
lis; Q. b. Darling, Hudson; G. G. Hay, ST.
Louis: G, Wolcott, New York; O. S. Hagerman
and wife, LIE Sueur; j. II. Giddings, S. A.
March, Minneapolis; D. T. Hodges, Sioux City
+. j. Short Chicago; e. Stanley. Emersons,
CAL; w. FL. Fl. Jeunin, Jr., and wife, Crook
ston; Nj. Leopold, Chicago; G. A. DeGratf,
GAINESVILLE; S. F. Moles, Minneapolis; G. W.
Seymour, Taylor Falls; j. S. shoup, Sparta,
Wis.,; N. YanBrunt and wife, Mrs. G. T. John
| son, Duluth; 0. Marshall. Milwaukee: P Cas-
pany, Chicago; s. A. Green, Maiden Rock,
Wis; j. Hooper, Minneapolis; T.. A. Maynard,
Boston; E. X. Rogers, Chicago; T. Desant,
I. B. Woolsey, Minneapolis; s. Swift, Cleye-
land; Fl. A. Busy. Chicago; E. II. Turner. Mil
waukee; j. D. Finley. New York; J. Lubeoh,
a, inao