Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-12
PERSONAL.

DR.. Stewart, of Winona. took supper At the
Merchants last night.
Capt. GrigRs the Grand Mo9ul of Grand
Forks, D. T., il in the city.
Clinton Markell, Esq, of Duluth, came down
last evening, and is domiciled at the Metropol-
itan.
The burly form and the genial face of Capt
J. A. Reed, tho penitentiary warden, were
illuminating the streets of st. Paul Yesterday.
Hon. Ed. Rice and James J. Hill, Esq. left
on Sunday nights train for the East. 1t is
presumed that their mission has. something to
do with the railroads.
Lieut.. Governor YALE Hon. Thos Simpson,
Capt. y. A. Van Gorder, Judge Barber, and v.
Simpson, ESQ.,, all of Winona, were in this city
yesterday, and stopped at the Merchants.
Judge E. F. Parker returned last evening
from two days trip to Austin, and will return
to Duluth this morning. The Judge reports u
strong anti-Page feeling as predominant in that
city.
DR.. CARL, who, with the exception of the
early military surgeons stationed in these
regions, is the first and, therefore, the Oldest
practising physician in the State, took run
over from Saltwater yesterday.
Frank Dunton, Esq, of Dunton's Spirit OF
the Turf, Chicago, is revisiting, after year q
absence, his many friends in this city. Frank
publishes good paper-frst-class in its line
Col. VIM. s. King was in town Yesterday
brilliant prospects for the State fair in this
| city during the first week in September. Bill
says the st. Paul fair is bound to be a success.
Major ]. NJ. Bowler, the handsome Represen-
| ietive from Renville, who, like Mary's little
lamb after being turned out or school, still lin
gered near, finally tore himself away yesterday
and proceeded to Minneapolis, whence he leaves
M fnp Rsr1 Tc1o ha
she collar of postmaster of that Hourishing
burgh. With postoffice and switch" the
major ought to be happy, and no longer banker
after legislative flesh pots.
The following are among the arrivals at the
Clarendon Yesterday: Chas. Peterson, A. Da-
ysk AGau6erE Red Me Wing e H. MeF
Simonds, Red Wing; +. Mcnamara, St. Paul
I. r. Smith, breckenridge; L. H. Dodge, Mel
rose; w. 81. G. Folsom, Kettle r. Station; H
A. Hamlin, Clearwater; J. B. Barringer and
wife. Chicago; Edward F. Parker, Duluth.
At the Merchants. March II, 1873: w. Il.
Fennis, Milwaukee; John Bry and Wife, Mime
apolis; 9; s; detchell, Alton; J. A. Reed, Still
water; A. Liyermore, New Richmond; d. NJ.
Sabin, Saltwater; Chas A. Joslyn, Rochester
w. w. Wales, E. B. Ames Chas. W. johnson,
Minneapolis; Geo. E. Redfeld, T. B. Corrigan,
I. w: Whitney, Chicago; Geo. o. Stevens, Bos-
ton; J. G. Crawford, Winona; T. l. Peese St.
Louis; Chas. B. Blackwell, W. l. Weinburg New
York: T.. 3. Emerson, Cincinnati,
Robert Cassidy, Menomonie; L. w.
Burg6n, Denver; Allen Gerrosh, st. Charles
D. A. Stewart 8. A. Van Gorden, Thomas
Simpson, Lloyd Barber Ed. F. Mues, VIM. H.
Yale, Winona; w. ID. Allen, Mason City; s.
Ashley, A. H. simons, J. c. Lounsberry
Metley, Grand Forks N. L. Hinckley, Whits
Bear; Ed. N. Folsom, Mark Humphrey, Tay
lors Falls; q. R. Churchill, New York; G. g.
Rice, LIE 6ueur: James Hill, Roberts
J. A. Marvin, Litchfeld, W.P. Spaulding, Brain
Claire; J. D. Bailey, Lake City; r. B. Gates
do; Il. B. Lutz, do; s. W. Sweet, Chicago
I q. BENCH, Red Wing; Olaf Lindseth, do; Olaf
Hegnum, do; O, o. Lindseth. do. +, o. Hcg
rum, do; John G. Neuald, do; Hans Westby
do; ). A. Westby, do; John Thomson, do.
q. K. Motion, do; O. G. Hogstad, do, j. Chas
Smith, Connecticut; 0. A. Bailey, Menomonic
Y. Simpson, Winona.