Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-07
Personal.

MIR. u. @. Sattler left last evening a bust
ness trip to the East.
At the Clarendon. jas q. Murphy, st.
LOUIS; Y. p Murphy, st. Louis; I. J: Collum
and wife. Chicago; F. E. Stauf, St. Paul; 0.
3. Hill. Keokuk, Iowa; j. W. Loomis, Neenah;
y. +. Snyder, Milo Carrier. Chicago; w. a.
Hunt. Jr., New Orleans; j. G.. Baker, Slough
ton, Wis; II. G. Stordock, Mausten; E. s.
Gallup, Sank Centre; Oscar 9eitz and family,
Salina. Kansn5; Geo. Z. Burtiss, Philadelphia;
1 e. v, Beadell, LIE Mars; w. s. Appleby, E. l..
Poole, Chicago.
At the Merchants: Il. Walters, Akron, o.;
w. A. 3. Morehouse, Detroit; W. G. Carton,
Kalamazoo, Mich; E, Darling, Fond du Lac;
W: K. Trasher. Miiwaakee; j. w. Van Welt,
Wilson, A. Taul, New York: S. W. Park, Carrie
Kinney, G. D. Kinney, Cincinnati Mrs. F,
Branch, F. D. Comstock and wife, ]. s, Harl-
eel, NJ. Snider. Cleveland, o.. Il. A, Chittcn-
den, Milwaukee, a. .. Hoinekly, Cleveland;
M Baker, Rochester; }. B. Adams, T, I. Ohm
sted, Rochester; c.. A. Gilman. st, Cloud;
Mrs: n. J. Reese, Miss Reese, Lancaster, o.; N.
| z. HEATH, Rock Island; w. Hayden, G. Nc
Comb, z. N. Skinner. j. II. Nancy and wife,
.. d. Mountain, Chicago; J. D. Condit, Elroy;
Z. Hintman, Fort Benton; R. Fl. Wellington.
Clear Lake Farm; j. 0. Pubbs, r. Gerrie Win
son, Eau Claire: J. West, Boston; N. FL. Wal
ton. Kansas, City, Mo-; G. E. Brett
Mankato; G. H. Noble, A. A. Stone,
st. Peter; G. S. Rice, LIE sueur.
At the Metropolitan: 81. W. Lcrfng, Boston;
NJ. stausky, New York; ). Medill, W. X. Sulliv-
der, J. A. nrapray, Chicago II. Srington, Mil
| yankee; A. Atteron, l.. P. Hilliard, W. P.
billiard, Chicago; John P. McGregor, AIlwau-
kee; Benz. P. Cheney. wife and son, Boston;
J. w. Preston. Murray Nelson. a. Magnus. Chi
cage: Louis Hoffman. Fort Benton; Mrs. P
W. Parsons and son, Spring Green; J. G. Jud-
son. Pennington; Seth f. Miller, Dundus; VIM.
Jay MSuhr, Whip R4, W ,a George NJ.
q. F. Thompson, Duluth; j. 8. Mackling,,
Homer Potwin, Chicago, 3. S. Furgeson and
son, Mrs. s. A. Pace, jackson, Mo-; G, Fl.
Wooisey, g. +. Coon, 9. G. siiiith, knoxville
r. FL. Smith, Burlington; j, z. Carnes, Knox
vile; i. Clarity, Monmouth; R. NJ Shoemaker,
N. NJ. Shoemaker Miss Shoemaker, Cincinnati
%. q. Carleton, wife and child. Port Huron; w.
N. jackson and wife, Nashville, Tenn; N. G.
Bulls, DEBORAH; A. G.. Brown, London. Ont.
Prof Henry Shundmezkas New Orleans; N. s.
Deneson. MatthSlloil; e. w. Dixie and wife
| Woodstock; G. Barker, Davenport.
The Nationals in the Field.
The committee of the National party held
meeting last evening at the corner of Jackson
and Seventh streets (old International block
when the following resolutions We're adopted
by acclamation
at full netting of the council of the Ma
tional party IN this city, held last evening, til.
following preamble and resolution was adopted
unanimously:
WHEREAS, The present condition O.
the country and Tie disintegration of tn.
old political parties and the alarming suffer
ing existing among the laboring classes caused
by vicious and class legislation, loudly call fo
redress. and such redress can only be hae
through healthy and pure legislation: and
WHEREAS, The only remedy for this stat,
of things is through the ballot box, as advo
Gated by the National party of tie Union
therefore, be it
| Resolsed, That it is the unanimous sense O
this council that the Hon. Ignatius Donnell,
should be the standard bearer of the Nationa
party for member Of Congress from the Thire
Congressional district of this State as we hav
full confidence in his honesty and patriotism