Daily globe., 1878-03-22
PERSONAL.

Senator Morehouse, OWatonna, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Hannemann, the city marshal
of the village of Reads, was in the city
yesterday.
Postmaster Morris, of Litchfcleld, was
among the visitors at St. Paul yesterday, and
returned in the evening.
P. Fl. Kelly, Esq, returned on the
O'Clock train, yesterday afternoon, from an
extended business trip to the East.
Attorney E. A. Campbell, of Litchfeld, came
up from Milwaukee yesterday the 8 o'clock
train, and continued his journey homeward
last evening.
Hon. E. NJ. Wilson passed through the city
yesterday afternoon from Milwaukee, where he
had been witness in suit pending in the
municipal court.
Col. John II. Stevens, the patriarch of Min
neapolis, was in the city yesterday. The Col.
says Democracy grows stronger and deeper upon
him as he grows older.
s. G. Anderson, ''the gentleman from Nc
Leod, paid a visit to the city yesterday. He
is putting in wheat on his extensive farm
near Hutchinson as fast as fifteen plows can
do the work.
G. Livingston, ESQ.,, general agent of the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance company, re-
turned last evening from trip to Iowa and
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popular company in large amounts.
Sheldon, son of Capt. r. Blakely, departed
yesterday on the St. Paul & Sioux City rail
road for Mountain Lake, taking with him q
carload of ammunition to be expended in
duck shooting. 1t will be fun for the ducks,
whatever it may be for Sheldon.
Dillon O'Brien, ESQ.,, returned Wednes-
day afternoon from the East, where he has
for several months been, and where he did
the State good service in many able and tell
ing lectures in behalf of the Swift county
colony and the cause of immigration gener-
ally. He returns IN good health and spir-
it's.
Hon. S. W. johnson, of Winona county,
a member of the Legislature of 1877, re-
turned last evening from Worthington,
Dakota, where he owns some eight hundred
acres of land. He reports an unusually
large immigration through the Northwest
and that the farmers in Dakota are busily
engaged in seeding. In some fields along
the road, wheat is up and looking green.
Capt. Reed, warden of the penitentiary, left
last evening for the East, where he intends
visiting the leading States prisons with the
view OF gaining such information respecting
those institutions as may serve him in the
execution of his official duties here. The
captain is a most efficient prison warden
: and just the man to profit by the more ex
tended experience of others in simila,
capacities elsewhere.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Presley returned yesterda,
from their winters visit to New Orleans
k which they enjoyed famously. Mr.. Presle,
a had not been an hour in the city ere b.
: called upon Mayor Maxfeld, whom he wa
IS pleased to see so much better than he ex
pected. Mr.. Presley declares the New Or
e leans lottery is fraud, and says they sci
is 100000 tickets, and only draw 18O, but the
the genial P. confesses his ticket didn
e draw prize.
Mr.. H. G. Rising, formerly publisher of tn
It Glenwood Eagle, Pope county, this State
b but more recently of the Northwood Eaql
" Iowa, was in the city yesterday concludin
, arrangements for re-establishing the Eaq
at Glenwood. Mr.. Rising expects to brin
out the Eagle next week. It will be printe
:. on new type, and will be in every way
credit to the craft, the locality, and M
u Rising. The GLOBE wishes him success.
es Major B. G. Card, late chief quarterma
ter of the department. of Dakota, with heat
N quarters in this city, has been transferred
: department of Texas, as chief quarterma
y ter, as we see by a list of changes in the st.
rs tions of officers in the quartermaster
Mt department, published in the Washingtc
Of Star of the 18th. Major Card and b
Of family will be missed by their many St. Pa
friends. But such is ife-especially arm