Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-21
PERSONAL.

John H. Knapp, of Menomonie is registered at
the Merchants.
B. G. Meddaugh, Milwaukee's most honored base
ball oracle, is in the city.
G. E. Bostwick, Duluth placed his signature upon
the Merchants register to-day.
Lucas Kurhn, a leading merchant of Wabashaw,
is in the city. He can be seen at the Merchants.
Hon. George N. Baxter, Faribault, listened to the
terday.
Hon. j. w. Losey, of La Crosse, Wis, of counsel
for respondent in the impeachment trial, who has
been at his home since the middle of last week,
turned to the city yesterday, and will be heard in the
summing up argument for the Defense probably fol-
lowing Mr.. Clough.
The following are among the arrivals at the
Clarendon: Jay Mcnamara Faribault; VIM. W.
| Kenmore, Marshall; D. A. Morrison Rochester; Ed.
St. John, Marine Mills; w. "A. stearns, Emmetts-
burg, Iowa; Miss A. Younglove, Miss A. Gooding,
Rochester.
The following are among the arrivals at the Cos
| mopoitan: Paul Laval, Minneapolis; Arnold PETER,
Millerville; N A. Gray, Milwaukee; NJ. L. Marquis,
Cincinnati; L Igmundson, G.. Schlender, Austin
David Benson, Beaver Falls; E. Altwetter Cincin-
natl; Jas. Hardy, st. Paul; Thos. II. Wicks, St.
Clair, ILL.,; Fred Schmidt, Mrs. Louis Schmidt,
Winona.
nent business man of Chicago is in the city with a
view to permanent settlement here. Mr.. Haas was
appointed consul to his native city of Rotterdam by
Gen. Grant some years ago, but his private business
would not permit him to accept the office. He was
also urged to accept the place by Secretary Evarts
on the Inauguration of the present administration
but again declined the honor. He will be valuable
acquisition to our city.
The following were among the arrivals at the Met
ropolitan Yesterday: w E: Lewis, Chicago; W. A.
Schreger, Pennsylvania; p. w. Schoehed, New
York; w. A. Feck, r. Blankinburg, Philadelphia
A. H. Perry, Mrs. H. Perry, England; j. McHench,
Plainview; David s. Ordway, Milwaukee; T. B.
Clement, Faribault; DR.. c. NJ Bailey J. P. Bonnell,
G. T. Chester, Minneapolis; h. B. Willis, E. A.
Young, G. K. Davis, city; G. A. Pillsbury, Mime
apois; Mrs. Geo. Gibson and servants, Carlisle, Pa
J. NJ. Burns, u. s. A; j. w. Losey, La Crosse: A.
J. Edgerton, Mantorvile.
The following were the arrivals at the Merchants
yesterday: I. s. Powers, Tomah Wis.,; J. G. Alden
Milwaukee; r. T. Feshback, Indianapolis; g. Nj.
Falls, Geo. B. Mckenzie, Fort Wayne, Ind: Geo.
Miss Julia Leonard Illinois; David Adler, A. Friend,
Milwaukee; F. s. JONES' Monroe City; G. M. Swan,
Sioux City: q. s. Moore, Keokuk, Ia; Mrs. G. G..
Edwards, Spring Valley; Miss Kate 81. Edwards,
Miss p. 9. Edwards, Youngstown O.; J. Wild,
Chas. Aldrich 81. Hart, lie Mars, Ia; J. M. Berry,
Faribault; g. w. Felt, Minneapolis; R. L. Moore,
Spring Valley; Mrs. Watson. Red Wing; Mrs.
Creighton, Miss Creighton, Miss J. Creighton, Mrs.
o. NJ. Whitney, Chicago; Miss Van Vliet, Faribaut;
II. p. Whitney, La Crosse; VIM. L Bradley and
! son, Dubuque; VIM. 81. Houlton, Elk River; f. M.
Hart, La Crosse; w. W. Bennington, wabashaw; n
Luin 4. Graves, Dubuque; Richard OBrien, Fari-
bault A. N. Watson, G. A. Butcher. Red Wing: G.
Meintz. Winona; T. r. Bailey, Baldwin; Sam Judd,
| VIM. Veazie, Maine; G. NJ. Dittman, Pennington
w Q. snodgrass, Sioux City; Fred Ford, St Peter
A. J. Meacham, Red Wing; g. x. Goodnow, Hut.
Crimson; G. A. Hubbard, Lake City; A. j. Clarke
Red Wing; r. II. Wellington, Clear Lake Farm
Hugh Mcdonald; Anannah; W. A. Fleck, R. Blan.
denburg, Philadslphia; John O. Meloy; ". H. Day,