Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-21
PERSONAL.

r. s. Munger, Duluth at the Metropolitan.
Col and Mrs. Ramsey, London, Eng, at the
Windsor.
Hon. J. N. Stacy, Monticello, is at the Mer-
chants.
Mr.. George w. Moore has returned from the
Arkansas hot springs.
Mr.. j. w. Emery, of the Pennington Press,
was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Ansley Gray and John A. stoyell,
Bismarck, are at the Metropolitan.
D1r. Louis Dony, the genial representative of
J. Cox Co.. of Chicago, is at the Metropoli-
tau.
Hon. Burt" Loomis, of Saltwater, was re-
newlng his acquaintance with st. Paurs old
settlers yesterday.
Major McGrath arrived home last evening
from trip to Green Bay, Wis. ''No news, !"
was the majors report.
MIR. Peter Banholzer, the brewer, was out
yesterday for the first time after four weeks
seige of serious illness.
MIR. w. d. Joubect, one of the publishers of
the Lltchfeld NeWs- Ledger, is in the CITY, with
headquarters at the Merchants
State Superintendent Burt leaves tomorrow
for Waseca, to be in attendance upon State
teachers institute now in session there
Col. F.. D. Creed, lately of San Francisco. ar
rived last evening at the Merchants, and will
AAA'~AAS -
M. Harrison, the efficient deputy sheriff of
Ramsey county, left yesterday for Bismarck
u. II, on official business, in which he has the
we'll wishes Of numerous friends.
MIR. NJ. Fitchenberg, of New York arrived
yesterday at the Clarendon, and will at once
assume position in the wholesale department
OF A. H.. Strouse's dry goods establishment.
Among the Clarendon arrivals are Nj. Flch-
tenberg, @. P. Waltermire, New York; H. Pack
I'd al oh
DR.. w. ID. Wolverton U. s. A., Fort Abraham
Lincoln.
Among the arrivals at the Merchants yester-
day were Geo. E. Sly, Belle Plaine; E. Lowell.
Saltwater; M. G. Fowler, Wyoming; Frank
Clifford, Shakopee; VIM. Gallup, J. D. Condit,
New York.
Mr. A. B. Wilgus, agent of the Canada
Southern line, arrived home last evening from
Buffalo, Detroit and other eastern points. Mr..
Wilgus says he left Detroit as soon as he learned
the character of the city from the Bishop Nc
Coskrey expose.
Among the arrivals at the Windsor: M. E.
FELTON,, Hastings John Garfield, Manchester,
Ind; N. G. Chase; o. E. Stevens, Chicago;
James O'Donnen, Philadelphia; Thos. Curtis,
New Haven; Thos. t. Evans, Brookly N.
Y; Chas. 81. Bellark, Milwaukee.
G.S. Peabody, brother of the senior partner
of Peabody. Lyons & Co., of this city, whose
Eau Claire branch he manages, returned home
yesterday, after few days visit spent in dis
cussing the price of calico and other goods
sold by measure. Mr.. Peabody has hosts of
friends in st. Paul. and had to endure inter
minable hand shaking in consequence.
The following officers of the 7th Horse, came
down from Fort Lincoln last evening for the
purpose of taking part in the festivities at
tenant upon the marriage of Lieut.. johnson,
to be celebrated Tuesday night: James D.,
Mann. A. J. Russell, E. P. Brewer, W. j. Mich
olson, l.. r. Hare, w. II. Baldwin. The gentle
men have apartments at the Metropolitan.
Prof. Hall, whose wife, the daughter Of Con-
gresham Dunnell died some time ago in Leip-
sig, Germany, where she had been residing with
her husband, was in the city yesterday The
professor is now engaged in teaching the geol-
ogy class of the State University, and will con-
tinne to do SO for the balance of the session,
thereby relieving Prof. Winchell in order that
the latter may the more readily prosecute the
State geological survey.
MIR. David Ramaley arrived home last eve
ming from business visit to New York Mr..
Ramaley left here week ago yesterday spent
a day in Chicago, another day in Pittsburgh, a
full day and night in New York, and day in
Philadelphia, and yet, with the fast trains and
appliances for comfort in travel, in Just a
weeks time he is back here looking no more
fatigued than if he had been in the city all the
time, following his usual daily routine of bus
mess. He reports vegetation farther advanced
here than in any portion Of the country passed
through on his trip.