Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-27
PERSONAL.

James Simons, of st. Louis, is guest at the
Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brown, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, at the Clarendon.
Major NJ. A. Daley, Owatonna, took flying
look at st. Paul yesterday.
Mr.. Ira Ferguson, Dayton, o., the champion
wing shot, is at the Merchants.
Hon. A. G. Waite, st. Cloud, largely interest
ed in trade and mining operations in the Black
Hills, is at the Merchants.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Mrs Beecher,
Brooklyn, and MI. j. B. Pond, Mr. Beechers
lecture agent, registered at the Metropolitan
last evening.
Col E. A. Protois, Of Washington, D. c.,
who spent some ii ne in st. Paul last year in
the interest of the pine land investigation, is
at the Metropolitan.
President Wright, Of the Northern Pacific,
left for Philadelphia, his home, last evening.
He was accompanied as far as Chicago by Cen
eral Manager Sargent.
John P. Page, Chicago, formerly resident,
is spending short time in st, Paul, with head
quarters at the Merchants. tits very probable
Mr.. Page may decide to become resident of
! the Sanity City.
| Gen. Alfred b. Terry, commanding the de.
| partment of Dakota, with headquarters at St |
Paul, returned home yesterday, after an alb
sence of several weeks at West Point as a
member of the military commission engaged
in rehearing of the of Gen. Fitz John
\ Porter cashiered for alleged disobedience at
| the time of the second Bull Run fight. As the |
commission has only adjourned until Septem- |
Der, Gen. Terry will be obliged to postpone his
contemplated European tour for the present.
Messrs. A. o. Downs, C. s. Downs, C. q.
Billings and George L. Muchmore, of the Far
ragut boat club Chicago, arrived in the city
] neapolis railway. The gentlemen were met at
the train by several of their friends of the st.
Paul boat club. and given hearty welcome to
St. Paul and Minnesota. Other members of
the club are expected tomorrow. They come
for a short season of recreation with their
spend the greater portion of next week in
visiting the numerous lakes and other points
of interest in and about st. Paul.
Gen. John A. Gibbon, of the fighting
generals produced by the late war; and whose
brigade inaugurated the second Bull Run fight
by bloody contact with Stonewall Jackson's
corps, the night of the 2sth of August, return
present headquarters. from giving
his evidence in the Fitz John Porter
case. Gen. Gibbon will meet with the COM
mission in September, at which time he will
of that historical field of BATTLE Gen. Gibbon
says, and his statement is confirmed by the
telegraphic reports of the trial, that the evil
, dence so far produced before the commission,
has been very favorable to Gen. Porter. Gen.
Gibbon is stopping at the Metropolitan.
: At the Metropolitan; G. H. Boyne and wife,
Kewanee; J. Gildersleeve, New York; elias
Arnold, Buffalo; A. j. Creigh and wife, Miss
\ J. NJ. Goodman, Cincinnati; G. G. Warner.
St. Louis; T. A. Wilcox, Iowa; G. r. struble
, and family, Toledo; NJ A. Daley, Owatonna;
A. o. Downs, G. G. Downs, G. a. Billings:
Miss Wilson, Miss Wilson, Menomonee; VIM.
X. Ross, Troy, N. Y: T. G. Turner and family,
Minneapolis; Miss Hattie Croukhite, Chicago;
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs. Beecher
Brooklyn; ]. B. Pond, Boston; E. A. Allen,
Omaha; Gen. Gibbon, o. S. A.; E. L.. Lamax,
st. Louis; ]. C. Hughes, Keokuk; Jas. Mar
shaltown; G. M. Notchkin, Chicago; Mrs. A.
Bradley, Carroll, Ia; Miss Katie Wright, G..
B. Wright Miss Mary Cooke Philadelphia;
: : Rev. NJ. Wright, Scotlandj Master Geo. Wright,
Waupaca; J. G. Barr, Missouri River; N. D.
Miller, A. e. Wood. West Mitchell, Ia
At the Merchants: j. Sebold and wife, T. g..
Burchard, Chicago; s. Faulkner, Milwaukee;
j.. NJ. Van Vliet, Wilson, g. Barchsenius,
Madison. Wis.,; e. d. Hubert, Winona; A. b.
Danforth, Bismark; o. F. Smith, Winona; j.
4 D. Condit, Eau Claire; c. M. Durley and lady,
Princeton. ILL.,; L. Porter New York; w. 81.
Baker, Chicago; Scott Detroit; G: H. Howell II
! Clapp, Hudson, J. Schneider. Milwaukee; F.
! W. Bartlett, New Richmond; j.. j. Frazer.
Springfield, Mass; G. Schroeder, New Rich
mond; w. H. Powell, Illinois; H.
nc Rosa and no wife w. kWPnepsg
/ W. II. Leonard, Memphis; Mrs. j. E. Odds and
boy. Duluth; F. P. Gordon, st. Louis; Fl. c..
Howard, Eau Claire; c. A. Lorin. G. A. Bal
lock, Mrs. M. Nelson, st. Louis; P. N. Skinner,
!, Chicago; T. B. Bullere, s. B. Moore and son,
Mrs. j. N. Dubois, Mrs. r. E. Wilson, Kansas
: City; M. w. Butler. ST. Louis; Z. Q. Brien, De
: Louis; Mrs A. G. Bunell, Miss Alice Bunel,
Rock Island, ILL.,; G. E. Bunell, G.. 81. Carter
E. D. Carter, Mrs. s. NJ Carter, Davenport;
4 3. Josephat, w. Welhers. St. Louis: q. W.
Brown: Milham; G. Scott and family, G. Win
4 ston, Mississippi: j. J. Hooker, Cincinnati; w.
Fl. Mendal Boston; W. s. Pickett. Chicago;
, J. w. Mccoy, G. E. Cragen, New Richmond !;
g. A. Nyner, Q. 3. Webb. Bloomington; G. B.
Hall, st. Louis; e.. W. Wathams, Milwaukee;
f Longeni, Lyons, Iowa; q. L. Levi, V. G. Hush,
| Minneapolis; E. R. Foster, Bismarck, D. T..
A. ]. Press, Chicago; T. L. Rosser, Minneapo-
lis; Mrs. Fl. E. Barron, Faribault; Mrs. W. e..
!, Wagner, st. Louis; A. Hamilton, Memphis;
$. NJ. samtield, Minneapolis; L. E; Brewer,
t Kas.; Mrs. Kate Merron, Lawrence Kas.; J. Ell.
a Wethrington, Dubuque; Mrs. NJ. l.. McCord,
e Kansas City; Miss A. McCord, Kansas City;
s g. A. Hawley, Chicago; c. D. Ham, Dubuque;
: G. NJ. Farley, Dubuque; s. K. Graves, Du-
}. cage; Miss E. Welch, Henderson; W. H. Corsen,
8 Sioux Falls; Mrs. T. Reppie, Kansas City; Miss
r Fam, Kansas City; L. B. Bullene, Kansas City
: T. G. Bullene, Kansas City; J. L. Parsons Kan
sas City; M. Grifins. Eau Claire; G. N. Childs,
t al~suksf L. w. Winslov vnsi and u uifs
f Eau Claire; H. s. Allen, Chippewa Falls
f DR.. s. Johnson, g. B. Hunt, Mrs. G. B. Hunt
) Miss NJ. McCurtleld, Hudson; j. J. Momwell,
i Philadelphia; Miss ". N. Bacon, Lake City;
: Mrs. E. Ditmars, Lake City; q. Odds, shakopee
: @. Il. Mountain; Chicago; q. schoen6eld, Mil
d waukee: +. Herbst, Chicago; j. NJ. Hall, Gov
d ington, ILL.,; j. E. Wigh'man Connecticut: j.
t L. Nayra, J. Hinton. Faribault; D. B. Turn.
e bull, Defroid; j. w. Lee and wife, Rush City
k T. s. Green and wife. st. Louis; H. o. Wood
n Milwaukee; w. L. Banning, Los Angeles, Cal.
dh r. rsreha%mer Ep0n' Wis., B. D9 Ran
= son :0' j. wilkinson af''nlS saltwater aer
Il. &. Hospes, Saltwater; N. P. Mc1ntire, REQ
Wing; G. 8. Rice, LIE Sueur; G. Cogel. Rec
Wing; O.. 81. DENNIS, Excelsior; j. Wetter
;, Memphis; G. Cronnell, New Orleans. W. s
: w. Vannatta, River Falls; J. E. Van Deventer
Cincinnati Miss N. Van Deventer, Cincinnati
: Miss G. M. Vallen, Cincinnati; F. Butterfele
n and wife, shakopee; s. o. Cundy, Chicago.
t Board of Equalization.
- The board Of equalization met yesterday a
) 10 o'clock. There were present Messrs. May
!; !, nard Miner. Wagner G.iggs, smyth, Beau
d mont, Davis, Quinn and Mayor Dawson.
d A petition from Il. A. Pond for reduction or
n assessment of lot Z, block 3, Vanderburgh's adj
Y dition, was read and ordered laid on the table
q w. +. Davidson presented petition for re-
e duction of assessment on his property in St
d Paul. The petition was received and ordered
tabled.
k The board made the following changes:
. w q lot block /, Winslow' 8 add reduced. .$10t
: E Is lot block l, :" . :. 1ol