Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-15

Tin and sheet iron ...1 II &c G9,500
Trunks, valises, etc. ~ 6O,OOO
TYNE foundries. II 14,0Oo
Vinegar. Ao,oUo
Others not enumerated. -. 1920
Houses ENGAGED 2ae
Persona employed. 1927
Total value of articles manufactured 50, 99l, 657
OTHER SIGNIFICANT FIGURES.
The river imports show an aggregate of 3d.
325, 674 lbs, and exports 1901, S76 lbs; with
railroad imports added the aggregate is 1877
77O,705 lbs. and rail and river exports COM
bined 494, SCI .750 lbs.
The seven banks of the city show an average
daily balance Of sS943,573; the average dis
counts are 81, 49,, $685. and the exchange sold in
1877, aggregated S34,57s,476.
1t is not probable that another city of forty
thousand inhabitants, in the United States,
can make such showing as is furnished by
the above figures.
PERSONAL.
Gen. T. W. Wilson, we regret to learn, is
lying seriously i'll Of pneumonia at his resi-
dence in this city.
Hon. Z. W. Durant of Saltwater, spent the
the day yesterday in the city. busily intent
rem.
The friends Of Samuel G. Sloan will regret to
learn that he has been confined to his room at
the Cosmopolitan hotel for some time, and is
still quite i'll.
The new sacred opera, Joseph" which is to
DO performed at Des Moines, Iowa, as compli-
ment to the Iowa Legislature, is dedicated by
the author, Y. G. Taylor, to our citizen W. FL.
Leib.
1of% fo~
Litchfeld to assist County Attorney Strobeck
in the prosecution Of Annie Hollingsworth, for
assault with intent to kill upon the person of
John Eabjernson.
Rev. Arthur Little of Fon du Lac, Wis, who
declined o $4,000 call from Plymouth Church,
Of this city, has accepted the pastorate Of New
England Church, Chicago. We think Mr.. Lit
tie has made ''little' mistake, as he could
not have found a better or more liberal congre-
cation than our friends up on Summit avenue.
But may the Chicago folks had the longest
purse, and hence made the loudest call. But
the Plymouth folks should not despair.
There's as good fish," &c.
| At the Metropolitan: 2. B. Clarke, Benson;
J. A. Leonard, Rochester; A. j. Underwood,
Fergus Falls; A. s. Farmer, bet roit; W. N.
Allen, Chicago; John p. Motion, Denver; Otis
| Aver, LIE Sueur; p. Arnold, Montreal; Geo. M.
| Mowbray, North Adams, Mass; J. B. Cnm-
mings, Winona; Augustus Smith, Plainview;
r. P. Cheney, Appleton; W. j.. Kountz, Allie
ghany, Pa; Boren Listoe, Fergus Falls; A: J.
linwood: Geo. BRYANT Elgin.
At the Sherman House: NJ. O'Neil, Mantor-
vile; Mrs. Crompton, Iowa; II. II. Whitney,
Brainerd; J. T. Oyeskleba and wife, Owatona;
John Stuart, Scotland; B. G. Caulfeld, Chi.
cage; J. f. White Wyoming; j. W. Birdwell
E. Grimshaw, Deadwood. DIT; o. yandusen
and wife, do; B. Madison, Central City, D. T.
David NJ. Bisbee, La Crosse; Miss 81. Larmie,
St. James; Miss L. McDion, st. James; C. FL.
Watson Northfeld; H. K. Rogers, Libby,
lowe; W. H. Hall, Cleveland; A. Wilson, Aus
tin; J. D. Beecher, Austin; l.. I. Sargent
Glendon; j. R. Benerdict, Bridgeport, Conn.
G. E. Foote, st. James; j. II. Stookwell, Stacy.
The following are among tho arrivals at the
Merchants Hotel; W. G. Conler, Minneapolis
Arthur A. Rice, New York; VIM. slethens
Omaha; M. H. Brown, Denver; Mrs. G. 81
Smith and child, Minneapolis; John NJ. Barry
Faribault; F. Drew, Chicago; J. A. johnson
J. A. Bells, Chicago; D. NJ. Brown, Fort Smell
ling; II. Fl. Boyer, Milwaukee; J.. E. Calder
wood, Chicago; j. buyer, Hammond, Wis; Mis-,
J. Tyler, Chicago; E. B. Wanlu, Boston; @. P
Leshn, Chicago, d. 8. Haywood, St. Cloud; e
N1agen, Sheldon; F. A. Derby. Sheldon; e. NJ
Dittman, Brainerd; David McLellsn, Brsinerd
G. D. Henry, minneapolis; d. +. Rich, Mime
apolis; j. s. Brady, Minneapolis; T. s. Pening
Geo. Sly, Bell Plaine; q. Fl. Conellus, Bel
PLANE; Arthur A. Rice, New York; W. Fl
Brown, Denver; VIM. Stevens, Omaha; Mrs. G
II. Smith and child; Judge ]. NJ. Berry, Fari
bault; 7. Drew, Chicago; G. p: Gilbert, y. 9
A.; L., z. Rogers, Waterville; G.. A. Blair, do
A. S. Alfred, Now York; T. s. Cole, Wheeling
j. 8. Harms, Buffalo; Hon. J. C. Mcclure, 8.
Willard, Red Wing; NJ. G. Russell, Lake City
H. F. Wheeler, Akron, O.; W. s. Arnolds, Men
omonie; 9. N. Childs, Milwaukee; NJ. B
Hersey, do; Capt. D. B. Lomis, do; NJ. Moffatt
do; N. Patwell, do; E. w. Durant do; w. E
Easton, do; Erik. Miner, GAINESVILLE; Geo. H
Roe, Alexandria; I. w. Dyckson, Zumbrota
George W. "; Seymour, Taylors Fails Falls
B bner L. ': Enrich, Terre Haute; 4.
Peterson, Cokato; H. P. Gallup, Sank Centre
John Bear, Anoka; James e. Merritt, Anoka
Col. n. II. Boyce, Milwaukee; j. C. Calderwood
Milwaukee; Z. B. Warner, Boston; G. P. Lesh
or, Chicago; J.. =. Wagner, Sheldon, Ia. +.
B. F. Farmer, J. D. Farmer, Spring Valley
s. G. Lobdell and wife St Cloud; A. p. Stearns
st. Charles; F. s. Liverman, Paramount; D. T
Weir, Winnebago City; D. A. Hayward, 10
Ward, st. Cloud; Chas. s.. Whertra, Elk River
j. +. N. Fander Filder, Anoka; Hon
P ,u, g. : Bergsman v,nr and wife, BIZ Ri,
W. W. Hartley, Brainerd; P. A. Catch
ELL Wadena; W. P. Spaulding, Brainerd
J. A. Braden, A. G. Clausen, Benson; Hamle
Stevens, Litchfeld; John Honge, Morris; Fran
E. JOY, Saltwater; Peter Hanson, Breckir
ridge; Capt. H. g. Bell, Anoka; John II. John
son, Saltwater; a. 9. Smith, Litchfield; Gee
E. Fuller, New York; J. w. George, Lansing
|. Ingmundson, w. T. Wilkins, Austin; G.
Roy, LIE Roy; Stephen Ives, J. B. Graves
Brownsville; J. @. Farmer, Spring Valley.
Ec- Chief IaOraham.
Sidney Ingraham, ex-chief Of the police, Q
Winnepeg, lately liberated from the Ramse
county jail, has been on the war path agar
He commenced business on jackson street
entering confectionery store and carryin
away a quantity Of candies. His next raid wa
on the butcher shop Of Z. w. Luley, 88 Jackso