Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-02
PERSONAL.

Geo. W. Benedict, of Sank RAPIDS. ia 40.
journing at the Clarendon.
w. b. Watson, q prominent merchant from
Bismarck, is among the arrivals at tho Claren-
don.
MIR. .. Il. Slocum, of the Blue Earth Civ
E0St the head of the s'Slocums," at the Mer-
chants. = - -
Hon. T. G.. Mealey, the Democratic State
senator from Wright county, is registered at
the Merchants.
Hon. Q. A. Gilman, st. Cloud, is looking
after his candidacy personally, with headquar-
tiers at the Merchants.
Lieut.. j. NJ. Burns, Seventeenth infantry.
left last evening for Sisseton Indian agency on
his return from business trip to Chicago.
Hon. VIM. Il. Yale, W;nona, is engaged in an
effort to calm the troubled waters of Republic
canlsm, with headquarters at the Merchants.
Hons. Morton 8. Wilkinson and Clark B.
Thompson, Wells, are among the visitors to St.
Paul, with headquarters at the Metropolitan.
Hons. Q. A. Pillsbury and r. B. Lanedon
and DR.. Keith. Minneapolis, were early on the
ground yesterday looking after the Pillsbury
wave.
Mr.. 8. Q. Harris. the spicy editor of the
Owatonna RcvieaD, is taking in the State fair
and the attractions being furnished by st.
Paul.
Major NJ. A. Daily, Owatonna took run up
to st. Paul yesterday, but finding political and
other matters red hot, returned home last even
ing to take fresh start.
Hon. Jared Benson, Anoka, is among the di.
rectors of political opinion in tho city, watch
ing movements in connection with the Repub-
hcan State convention.
Hon. J. P. West, Wells, is in the city, and it
will not be his fault if the Wakefield wave
does not assume the proportions of q food and
enRulf all his opponents TO-DAY,
Gen. 8. p. Jennison, the spicy and sarcastic
writer of the Red Wing Republican, was waited
from his rural home to the sanity city, yestcr-.
day, upon the Hubbard boom.
Mr.. D. Sinclair, editor Of the Republican and
postmaster, Winona, is assisting in the work
Of forming Republican State ticket, with
headquarters at the Metropolitan. za
Hon. W. C.Williston and Hon. j. G. Pierce.
Red Wing. are IN the city for the purpose of
taking observations of the Republican State
convention, and to visit the State fair.
Gen. L. f. Hubbard, Red Wing, for whom
the Goodhue county Republicans are indus
triously at work in an effort to create dark
horse boom for the governorship, is domiciled
at the Merchants. a ha
Hon. John Simmons, Little Falls, and Hon.
T. G. Mealey, Monticello, two worthy repre-
sofa, and among the most industrious and
faithful members of the last State Senate, are
at the Merchants.
Mr.. B. g. Rising, name familiar to Mime
sotians in connection with various Newspaper
enterprises, at present publishing the Lincoln
County Tribune will be an interested spectator
at the Republican State convention, after
which he will view the attractians at the State
fair -
The following Republican members of the
| last State Senate answered to their names when
the roll was called in the lobby of the Mer-
chants at 8 P. NJ. yesterday: Hon. T. b
Clement, Faribault; Hon. A. E. Rice Willmar,
Hon. A. @. Wedge, Albert Lea; Hon. G. A.
Pillsbury, Minneapolis.
Among the large number of visitors to ST.
Paul is Mr.. w. w. Traylor, of Rochester, N.
Y. Mr.. Traylor represents the 81. 81. Warner
fire and burglar proof ssfes and Sargent &
Greenleaf's combination and time locks, manu-
factures well deserving the high estimation in
which they are held, being Of the most APP
proved workmanship and first class in al r.
spects. Mr.. Traylor has apartments at the
Merchants, where he can be found during the
week.