Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-12
PERSONAL.

c. L. Turley, U. 8. A.. at the Merchants.
Mr.. J. 3. Hubbard, Manka.o, .. the Metro
politan.
Judge II. D. Barron, St. C!ox Falls is at the
Merchants.
"Rues" Munger takes a run up to Bismarck
this morning.
Mr. e. G. Huntingdon of the Window Re
porter, is at the Windsor.
DR.. W. Lamb, Rush City, and FREQ. Hanson,
Mankato, at the Windsor.
Mr.. Thos. A. Garfield. tho big Lake Park
farmer, ut the Metropolitan.
Fl. a. Taylor, of the Hudson Star ar2 Tsnats
paid st. Paul visit yesterday.
/. II. Meservc, of Boston. one of the solid
business men of the Hub" and also a solid
Democrat, is making his first visit to st. Paul.
county, having seen his prisoner safely behind
the penitentiary bars, returned home last even
ing.
Adolf Bender, recently of New York, has re-
moved to St. Paul, and will take charge OF tho
business department of the Vo.kszeitung. Mr..
Bender is experienced newspaper gentleman.
Hon. j. P. Kidder. delegate in Congress from
Dakota, left here yesterday afternoon for YER
million, Dakota, his home, on private business
matters. Mr.. Kidder expects to return here in
a week. and thence to Washington.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Merchants Yesterday: n. 3. Germaine Win
nipeg; Jas. II. Sharpe, Moorhead; j.. A. Farms
worth Dodge Center; G. W. Odell, ID. G. Cur
rier, Owatonna s. II. Watson, Red Wing.
Among the arrivals at the Metropolitan yes
terday we're NJ. II. Carol. Montana; r. p.
Eaton, Washington, D. O.; j. 81. Wheeler, q.
s. A.. W. r. Grant, Mankato; j. g. Cameron,
Burlington, Iowa; +. B. Thompson, Brainard
Mr.. T. II. Triggs, superintendent Of the st.
Louis Pullman Palace Car company-whioh
furnishes the fine sleepers for the Slick line"
southland Mr.. E. A. Jewett superintendent
Of the Chicago Pullman Palace Car company
are in the city.
Col. VIM. s. King in the city yesterday.
The Colonel says 1T always makes him feel
happy to come down here and see what superior
! attractions the State Fair will furnish. He ID
confident that it will be the biggest fair ever
! seen in the Northwest.
a Andy Delany, the presiding genius in the
I Office of the steamer Maggie keaney, last sea-
son, was in the city yesterday; getting ready for
!, the seasons business Mr.. Delaney viii have the
Office of the Reaney when that tim little CRATE
= is tiled loose" for business.
J.S. Winston, Esq. of Fort Stevenson. ar
:. rived in the city yesterday, on his return from
, Washington. His many friends commence
= their congratulations, but were considerabl,
g dampened by the assurance that the gailan
). post trader returned to his wigwam lone, lor,
I. creeter, still.
Mr. Dan Woodmansee, In charge OF inc 81
y Paul driving pork for several years past, bn
r. now of Minneapolis, was looking about 8:
! Paul yesterday. Dan says, from tie way pee
- pie are talking about the State fair in this cit
= the first week in September, it promises to b
"a the prandest affair of the kind ever held III tn
northwest.
d The following were the arrivals at the CiareI
d, don yesterday: W. H. G. Folsom, Taylor
ee Falls; L: L. Smith Glyndon; ": D. Woodruff
ri New Richmond, Wis; E. s. Thompson, d
ID troit; W. A. Grey. Chippewa Falls; Aagus
~ Peterson, Albert Lea; W. II. Merrick, Mime
). apolis; P. P. Barrow, Nashua, L.; j. 3. sha"
s ST. Louis.