Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-04
PERSONAL.

A. 2. Martin. OF Chicago, Is stopping at the
Clarendon.
Mr.. 1. a. F. studdart, who has been sick
with bilious fever, is convalescent.
Charles e. Adams and M. E.. Richardson. of
Chicago, have registered at the Clarendon.
Hon. Geo. W. Batchelder, of Faribault, was
In the city yesterday on professional business.
Hon. ]. N. Castle and L. e. Torinus, Esq,
of Saltwater, paid st. Paul visit yesterday.
W. D. Harding and family, Of Memphis,
Tennessee, have taken quarters at the Claren-
don.
D.s. Jones and Ovens visited Savage last
midnight and report the symptoms as favor
able to his recovery.
Col. W. SKIING. of Minneapolis, familiarly
called the Thaumaturgus among fair managers,
was visiting St. Paul Yesterday.
Mr.. A. B. Curry, who has been resident Of
Sioux City for two years, has returned to st.
Paul to again make his home here.
E. 8. Edgerton and wife started last evening
for journey to New York via Duluth, the
lakes, the st. Laurence and Montreal.
Judge A. B. George, one Of the leading
planters and statesmen of Louisiana, with his
family arrived in the city yesterday, and is
stopping at the Metropolitan.
Col. D. O. Houston. Msior Henry ii. Robert
and Capt. G. j. Lyderker, all OF the engineer
corps, q. 8. A., with headquarters at Milwau-
kee, are registered at the Metropolitan.
Peter Daily, Esq. of Hallock. Kittson county.
formerly of st. Paul, bnt now P. NJ. and vari-
ous other kind Of master at his new home. is
paying his many friends in this part Of the
State visit.
Pat Conley, 80 widely known as the proprietor
of Conley's varieties, returned home yesterday
from an extended trip through the South, East
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in the course of q few weeks.
Hon. 81. l.. Palmer, of Milwaukee, one of
the prominent men of Wisconsin, distin-
guished lawyer, politician and president OF the
North western Life Insurance company, was
among the arrivals at the Metropolitan yester.
day.
Hon. A. G. Smith, of Rochester, internal
revenue collector of the First district of Min
nesota, came mp from below yesterday. He
bays Dunnells friends will never submit to his
withdrawal, as he was regularly nominated,
and with that name they propose to win.
Hon. Mark q. Dunnell, the minority candi-
date for Congress from the First district, left
for New York yesterday to attend the Repub-
lican national Congressional committee. which
meets in that city this week to fix up q plan
for another s to scheme. Mr.. Dunnell will
return in time to answer the report of Wards
committee in the First district. Mr. Dunrel
has large amount of committee work on his
hands about these times.
Capt. Orrin Smith, the veteran steamboat
commander of the upper Mississippi, residin 6
at present at Dubuque, but formerly of Galena.
was in st. Paul for few hours yesterday, with
his wife, calling upon the old timers of the
city, many of whom he brought here on the
occasion of their first visit Of observation.
Capt. Smith arrived by the steamer Minnesp-
oils and returned by that boat to Winona,
where he has daughter residing.
Mr.. j. A. Sanborn. of Manchester, New
Hampshire, (son of Geo. G. Sanborn, Esq.
general agent of the Northern Pacifc) accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Annie W. sanborn,
arrived here yesterday. Mr.. Sanborn, who is
the active member of the well known carriage
making firm of Manchester, j. A Sanborn
Co.. is on his way to visit his uncle and partner
who is managing the branch house in San Fran
cisco, and will remain here only a few days.
Miss Sanborn has for year been atten ding
Miss Pntnam's school for young ladies at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts.