Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-16
PERSONAL.

H. II. Hatfield, of New York, is registered
at the Clarendon.
Hon. /. Donnelly, Nininger, was among the
visitors to st. Paul yesterday.
Hon. c. G. King an | family, of Fargo, are
putting up at the Clarendon hotel.
P. H. Phelps and party from St. Louis have
their headquarters at the Clarendon hotel.
Hon. Eugene M. Wilson, Minneapolis, paid
a flying visit to st. Paul friends yesterday.
Mrs. A. j. Parker and Mrs. D. C. Glassen, of
Dubuque, Ia, are quartered at the Clarendon
hotel.
F. II. Peavey, Esq, one of the substantial
business men of Sioux City, Ia, is registered
at the Merchants.
H. C. Donnelly, with party of congenial
spirits, left last night for chicken shooting
excursion in Dakota.
Numa Dufour, ESQ.,, editor of the New Or
leans Daily Bee, wife and daughter are visit.
ing st. Paul and vicinity, guests of Prof.
Francis G. Boucher.
Hon. VIM. S. King, the managing genius
of the Minneapolis exposition, paid flying
visit to st. Paul yesterday. He reports expo
sition prospects booming,
Jones, the Minneapolis fish man, came down
to st: Panl yesterday to talk horse. He struck
Dud Hersey, of Saltwater soon after his ar
Ilfdl duu VIC Sdlle was mdue.
Henry Langenhahn, of Chicago, the gentle
man who met with quite severe accident at
Minneapolis some time ago, was brought to
the Clarendon hotel yesterday.
Gen. Flower, United States inspector of
steam vessels for this district, left for Bis
marck last evening upon official duties. He
will be absent four or five days.
Geo. w. Van Duzen, Rochester, Mimi,
n mi n ali n
house of which our fellow citizen r. Barden,
Esq, is the &C.," is in the city.l
Commodore W. F. Davidson, the irrepressi-
BILE upper Mississippi river steamboat manager,
is in the city, looking after his extensive IN.
terests here, to remain few days.
Major VIM. NJ. Notson, SUI geon U, s. A.,
distinguished for gallant service at the battle
OF Gettysburg. and for meritorious service
through the late war, was at the Merchants
yesterday.
M. M. Leahy and n party of friends from
Milwaukee and Chicago, will start after
prairie chickens and grouse in Dakota to-
morrow. Our advice to the chickens is to
keep under cover.
Geo, Smith, the well known trainer and
driver, in charge of the Hastings Driving
park, was in the city yesterday. George has
fine string of horses in his care, and reports
them all doing well.
L. s. Follett, Esq, the banker and stock
breeder of Hastings, made flying visit to st.
Pail yesterday. Mr.. Fcllett's stock will Ibe
heard from probably at both the State fair and
Minneapolis exposition.
Judge Aleck Foreman andJ. L. Thompson
of Shreveport, La, who are spending the
summer in this vicinity, start to-day on fish
ing excursion to Nipigon. They will be alb
sent about two weeks, but have provided
themselves with bait enough for the entire
season.
Among the arrivals at the Metropolitan ho-
tel yesterday was that of Geo. B. Hill, ESQ.,, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.. Hill is one of the lead
ing wholesale merchants of Pittsburgh, and
his present visit to st. Paul is partly that of
pleasure and partly of business, with view
to removing not only his family but his bust
hess to st. Paul.
Fennock Pussy, private secretary of the
governor, and Frank Carlton, ESQ.,, assistant,
returned yesterday from spending the Sabbath
with Col. Won Baumback, secretary of state,
at his hospitable mansion at Alexandria. Mr..
Pussy reports the crops in the vicinity of
Alexandria, as nearly perfection, undoubtedly
the best to be found anywhere in Minnesota.
Hon. Hans Mattsen, of Minneapolis, the
newly appointed United States consul at CAL
cutta, India, leaves Minnesota tomorrow for
his distant mission, accompanied by his fam
lily. Mr.. Mattson was in the city yesterday,
bidding goodbye to his friends here, and ex-
tending cordial invitation to all to visit him
after he had time to become settled on the 9TH
er side of the globe. They will all accept the
invitation, as it is only some 1900 or $4,000
miles to travel.