Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-10
TIE SAINT GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING. JULY TO- 1880
PERSONAL.

Julius Blouser, of New York, is at the Clar-
endon.
VIM. vesselman, of Fairmont, is at the
Clarendon.
Hon. 8. p Child, of Blue Earth City, is at
| the Windsor.
DR.. II. B. Chadwick, of New Orleans, is at
the Clarendon.
franklin Stewart, of Chicago, is among the
| arrivals at the Clarendon.
Hon. L.. z Stone, of Montevideo, was at the
Metropolitan yesterday.
Senator Window came up from Winona yes
terday, and dined at the Metropolitan.
Hon. John Simmons, Little Falls, is occupy
ing his favorite apartments at the Merchants.
O. ]. Drabble and wife, of Milwaukee. have
taken rooms at the Clarendon for the summer.
J. J. Walker. manager Western agency
Kimbalrs piano house, Chicago. is at the Olar-
endon.
Col. NJ. Y. Sheridan. (of Lieut.. Gen. Eheri-
dams staff and wife, arrived at the Metropoli-
tan yeaterday.
Mr.. @. E. Keeling, of the Winnipeg Free
Press was in the city yesterday, on his return
home from an Eastern trip.
Col. G. A. Lounsbery, of the Bismarck Trib-
ue, after brief visit with his st. Paul friends,
left for home last evening.
+. V. freeman, the popular landlord of the
fremont House at Hastings, printed his name
on the Windsor register yesterday.
P. Il. Kelley, ESQ.,, will leave to-day for
New York, to attend meeting of the Demo
cratic national committee, to be held at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Tuesday next.
Hon. 8. L. CamL bell, Wabashaw, the leading
lawyer and prominent political leader of the
Democratic persuasion of his locality, is in the
city, with headquarters at the Merchants.
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Northern Line Packet company, arrived from
below yesterday, and will spend two OF three
days in st. Paul, looking after his numerous
interests.
A. Nippolt has returned from Colorado,
bringing his family, and q contented mind.
The fever has left him and he will stick to the
old shops and continue to make the best carri-
ages in in the State.
Capt. b. s. Donaldson, q resident of st. Paul
in the days when Benson, Nate Myrick, Ans.
Northrup, Kittson and others were on earth
the first time, but now leading merchant at
Winnipeg, left for his home last evening, after
spending several days in the oity renew.
ing old acquaintance, with headquarters at
the Merchants. His visits are always well
come.
The LIE Sueur Sentinel in speaking of the
Sd of July celebration at that place says: The
excellent Grafton of the Hon. W. l.. Kelly, of
st. Paul, fully repaid all who heard 1t. It is
no discredit to those who had previously ad-
dressed LIE Sueur audiences on such occasions
TO say that the matter of the grafton as well as
its delivery surpassed all previous efforts of
the kind. 1t breathed throughout the spirit of
exalted patriotism, and its eloquent language
stirred the hearts of all who had the pleasure
of hearing it.
Hon. W. b. Lyon, of New York city. head Of
Wholesale house, the firm signature of which
has been the longest of any favorabiy known
to the banks of that city, being'on his annual
visit to Lake city, where he has large property
interests, came to St. Paul yesterday for few
hours stay. MIR. Lyon is chairman of the pur-
chasing committee of the board of Indian COM
missioners, and as such was engaged so long
this season that he could not visit Minnesota as
! early as usual and is therefore unable to GO to
White Earth and other Northwestern Indian
agencies, as he had intended. During his stay
here he called on Gen. Sibley to make the
| acquaintance of that gentleman and obtain his
opinions concerning certain pending Indian
questions.