Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-12
PERSONAL.

Capt. Frank Il. Pratt, of Rush City, is at the
Merchants.
Hon. E. A. Campbell. of Lischfeld, is at
the Clarendon.
MIR. F. veitz. an old and leading citizen of
Grand Forks, D. T., is at the Merchants.
Hon. q. B. Clarke, of BenEon, was among
the arrivals at the Merchants hotel yesterday.
P. 81. Kelly, ESQ, left for New York last
evening on business trip, to be absent some
two weeks.
Hon. N. ". Kittson arrived home yesterday
fr.m two weeks visit TO New York and other
Eastern cities.
Commodore W. + $ Davidson, of thes Keokuk-
Northern line of upper Mississippi river
steamers, reached st. Paul yesterday.
E. R. Johnstone has been spending g num-
Der of weeks at the lakes, and has returned to
his old headquarters at the Clarendon.
Hon. e. ". Durant. of saltwater, was in
the city yesterday, and most of his time was
taken up in shaking hands with his numerous
friends.
F. B. Boysl, Philadelphia; Mrs. Alex. Nit
chell and party. Milwaukee; James II. Easton
and family, DEBORAH, Ia; are registered at the
Metropolitan.
Col W. F. Sanders, of Montana, ia at the
Metropolitan. Col. Sanders is one of the
leading attorneys, and one of the most int]u-
entail Republicans of the Territory.
Mr. Samuel F. Boyoe, prominent merchant
at Chillicothe, Missouri, is making tour OF
'wife's sister. The party are, stopping at the
Windsor.
Among the arrivals at the Clarendon are W.
81. Knots and wife and Mrs. NJ. A. KIlotts.
Willie Knots and Ethel Knots, of Kansas
City; r. 2. Corning. of Rochester, N. Y,
and q. e. Damon, of Chicago, Ill.
W. M. Campbell, Litchfeld; G. F. Rogers
and wife, Lake City; Capt. J.W. White, Wash
iugton, D. c.; NJ. A. Strait, Washington; T. D
and q. P. 8 RAFT, shakopee; j. B. Clark. Ben
son; W. T. Whltehouse, Lake Minnetonka are
at the Merchants.
Capt. Harry w. Stein, master of the New
Orleans packet Charles Morgan, arrived here
this week and is visiting White Bear lake. he
is the most popular master on the line between
Cincinnati and New Orleans and has hosts of
friends elsewhere.
Col. e. @. B+lnte, proprietor Of the Metro
poli'an hotel, 90, Cullen, Esq, and IL. G
So'vyp, Esq of Belgium, leave this morniug
for visit to the great wheat fields of Dakota.
Their report will be published in the GLOBE on
their return Saturday.
Hon. Dennis Hannehn, of Bismarck, one of
the delegates from Dakota Territory to the
Cincinpnti convention, arrived in this city
yesterday on his way home from attending
that body. Mr.. Haunefn has an abiding faith
in the election of Hancock and English.
Maj. Albert Hutchinson. manager OF the
Singer Sewing Machine company for the north
west, returned last evening from trip through
the Red River country and part Of Dakota.
He reports the harvest to be progressing finely,
with the prospect of an average yield Of wheat
of vt least twenty-five bushels to the acre.
Capt. Peter Conrad, of St. Louis, we'll and
favorablY known to all steamboa men, arrived
here yesterday and Will visit Minnetonka and
other resorts. He ia one of the directors ard
executive Committee of the Keokuk Northern
line packet company and ia overlooking the
line and it's interests at this end of the river.
Commodore Davidson was taking the air yes
terday afternoon from the top joist of tbe
burn block, corner of Fourth street and
jackson. He says the block will be flushed
in good time and will be one of the busiest
hives of business In the city by next Christ
mas. he went up to Miunetonka last night
to see his family, and will return to-day.
Dol. Thomas B. Hunt. formerly stationed
here, writes to friend In St. Paul from Fort
Union, New Mexico, uDder date of August
that he was about to go to Santa Fe to relieve
Gen. Dana, who was anxious to leave at ice,
until Col. Lee arrived 70 take charge of the
quartermas,er business at Santa Fe. COL.
Hunt ais0 writes as if he was interested in the
silver mines of LiHooln county, (which county
ny the way is nearly as large as Peunsy lvauia
and Is about all mining region.) He SAYS
Our carb mates have proved a grand success.
We will put in smelling works a once" ard
goes on to mention the good fortune of several
of his acquaintance who have taken ar
mining claims.