Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
PERSONAL.
Hon. Ammi Cutter. Anoka At

Hon. Ammi Cutter, Anoka, at the Merchants.
Hon. A. K. Finseth, Goodhue county, visited
;St. Paul yesterday.
]. W. Van Vliet, the extensive lumberman Of
Wilson. Wis, at the Merchants.
| Mr. J. G. Bass, the large stock breeder and
'dairyman of Shakopee at the Metropolitan.
81. A. Taylor, ESQ.,, of the Star and Times.
Hudson, was among the visitors to St. Paul
yesterday.
Mr.. ]. A. Rhomberg, the large distiller. Dr.,
lbuque is in the city, with headquarters at tina
metropolitan.
| Gen. =. F. Hubbard. Red Wing, was among
the visitors to st. Paul yesterday. with head,
quarters at the Merchants.
J. C..Ayres, of the ordnance department.
y. .. A.. Fort Lincoln, was among the arrivals
at the Metropolitan yesterday.
! DR. 1. %. Mahan. Indian agent at BAYFIELD,.
Wis. and wife, and Geo. Spencer and wife.
Duluth, have apartments at the Metropoliton'
\ Capt. Thomas Presnell, Duluth, is in th,,
lefty busy explaining to all his friends the de.
lights OF an excursion to that point on the
glorious Fourth.
| Lafayette French, Esq, Austin, gentleman
whose name was brought before the public a
few years ago through little unpleasantness
with Judge Page, is at the Merchants.
Members of the last legislature were in ths
city ye- terday, as follows: Hon. j. B. Wake
field, president of the Senate; Senator NJ.
Doran. LIE Sueur; Senator w. h. Officer, Mower:
Senator John Shalleen, Chisago: Hon. G. A
Gilman st. Cloud, speaker of the House of
Representatives.
Harry Chaplain, manager of the Wilson, Bar
low, Primrose West minstrel party. reachel
the city last evening to arrange for the appear
ance OF his company at the Opera House the
evenings of the 18th and 18th inst. Mr.. Clap
ham never connects his name with ANYTHING
but first class show.
Mr.. II. II. Cross, the renowned animal
painter, New York City. is in the city. with
headquarters at the Merchants, where be has y
number OF his most renowned works. includ.
ing copy OF his original painting of the lit
tie gray gelding Hopeful, winter scene with
pair Of flyers to q sleigh in the foreground.
and other choice specimens. Mr.. Cross has re-
ceived orders from Mr.. Barden, Mr.. G. A. IN,
Graft and others of our stock breeders.
Mr.. D. Carr, of the general commission firm
Of Walter Carr Co., New York CITY. and a
large operator IN Minnesota butter through the
house OF w. A. Van Slyke q Co., st. Paul, il
spending few days viewing the sights in and
about the city. This is Mr.. Cars first visit t.,
minnesota, and to say shat he is thormohlv
delighted with his visit, and az thoron9hlvv
surprised with st. Paul, its beauty of location.
ana Importance as great business centre. 4.
stating il mild. Ae' -
!, Mes.rs Sam Judd, Of the firm Of Walker,
S-~S ~ Se1aos AASIAuo Hills, ana Smith Ellie
son, Esq, Taylor's Falls. of the St. Paul 8,
st. Croix Packet company, were in the citv
Yesterday on business of the line. Mr.. Ellison
returned home last evening, but Mr.. Judd will
which he is interested, and other flyers set ths
PAGES ct tue Driving park this ait srnoon. MI.
Judd is accompanied by Mrs. Judd. and has
apartments ct the Merchants Mr.. VIM. Yes.
.'e. the horse man Of the firm Of Walker. Judd
Veazie, Marine mills, is in the city in attend
ance upon the races.