Daily globe., 1881-08-09
PERSONAL.

Capt. Chas. King, U. s. A., is registered at
the Merchants.
John Q. Adams, of Farmlngton, Mimi, is
registered at the Clarendon.
Mr. Dan McCurdy, of Lawrence, Kansas, is
still at the Clarendon hotel.
T. J. Dansingberg and wife, of Rochester,
are guests of the Clarendon hotel.
Hon. NJ. D. Judd and family, of St. Louis,
are spending few days at the Clarendon
Mr. Silas Wright, prominent citizen of
Chicago, is in the city for few days of recre-
alton.
Mr.. Fred Hookway, one of the prosperous
merchants of Massillon, Ohio, is in the city
for brief period of rest.
Mrs. Florence Kimburg, of Cleveland, a
lady of wealth and culture, is spending her
summer season in st. Paul and at the sur
rounding lake resorts.
Lieut.. H. M. Creil, U. s. A., stationed at
Fort Totten in charge of the government sur
veys in that section, is in the city, with head
quarters at the Merchants.
board of immigration, leaves to-day for Chi
cago on business connected with his office,
TO be absent during the week.
Mr.. F. Stone, a notable wholesale glove
merchant, accompanied by his wife, arrived
in this city yesterday from tour around the
lakes, and Will spend q week or two in this
vicinity.
Hon. Hans Mattson, who has received the
appointment of United States Consul at CAL
cutta, India, was in the city yesterday. He
leaves for his distant post of duty on Tuesday
next week.
John Miner, Esq, of the firm of Schmidt
& Miner, wholesale liquor dealers on Robert
street, returned home on Sunday from trip
over the Northern Pacific road. While at
Bismarck he saw the noted Indian chief,
Sitting Bull, and shook hands with him, the
chief remarklng that Mr. Miner was the first
honest white man he had ever met. s. B. is a
good judge of human nature.
Cadet M. j. Donnelly, who graduated from
the naval academy at Annapolis in June last,
and who has been spending few weeks with
his brother, ]. G.. DonnellY, ESQ.,, in this city,
received orders yesterday from the naval de-
partment ordering him to report on board the
United States steamer, Lancaster, at Ports
nelly will leave for his post of duty some time
during the present week. He carries with
him the best wishes of host of friends in st.
Paul for his continued good health and speedy
promotion.
Major A. B. Bracket, United States deputy
marshal, left last evening to join his family
at Old York Beach, Maine, and to be absent
about three weeks. Before his departure it
was suggested by a newspaper man that he
was going to look for Indians who have been
furnishing liquors to the whites of Neal
Dow's State, to which the major responded
by an official recommendation that in case it
should be necessary to fill his place during his
absence the newspaper man should be ap-
pointed, or some other person by habit equal
iy opposed to wasting whisky on Indians.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. sterrett, being about to
remove from Red Wing to st. Paul, gave
reception Saturday evening, to the friends and
neighbors with whom|they have been associat-
cd during their long residence in Red Wing.
The ~ reception was given at the st. James
hotel. that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Sterrett were
ass;sted on the occasion by their daughters,
Misses Tilla and Fannie, and Mrs. Sterrett's
sister, sister, Mrs. Hahn,.of Lake City, wife of the