Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-18
PERSONAL.

J. Boyd, of Miles City, is at the Sherman.
L. w. Aver, of Belle Plaine, Mimi, is in the
city.
Rose Eytinge and company are at the Clar-
endon.
D. F. Brooks of Minnesota is at the Metro.
politan.
J. L. Fuller of Bismarck, was In st. Paul
yesterday.
JIM. Emery of Lake City was taking in st.
Paul yesterday.
Paul yesterday.
J. P. Anderson eff Mortified, was looking
about st. Paul yesterday.
F, Newton, of Duluth, and E. 8. Poole, of
Zumbrota, were looking st. Paul over yester-
day.
G. B. Barnes of Chicago, A. Barber of Red
Wing, E. c. Dyer Of Chicago, are at the Clar-
endon.
Capt. starksy left last evening for Washing.
ton to use his influence IN favor of the apprO.
priation for the West st. Paul levee.
Winnipeg was represented at the Merchants
Evans, J. Killip, A. Macdonald, j. w Peck,
W. H. and P. Arnold, and W. Higgins.
A. L. Nicolay, of New York; Il. Meorray
of Eau Claire; W. H. Epson, of McGregor; F.
II. Cooney, of Detroit, and J. w. Gregg, are
at the International.
Hon. VIM. JAS. Whipple, of Winona, took
in the proceedings Of the high court of i'm.
parchment yesterday for a good portion Of
yesterday forenoon, and evidently enjoyed the
circus.
ID. Horton, of Eau Claire; j. Thompson
of Wlllmar; o. Wilcox, of Pine City; G.
Walker, of Chicago; p. Gerken, of Red Wing;
D. E. Roselle, of Winnipeg, are Mt the st.
James.
Chambers of Canada, J.Davis of Montreal,
j. b. Evans Of Big Stone City, E. A. Franklin
of Chicago, F. B. Thompson OF Brainard, l..
johnson of Rockford, g. W. Little of Chica-
60, are at the Metropolitan.
J.G. Donnelly, Esq, left last evening for a
Donnelly will remain in Milwaukee visiting
relatives until after the mardigras there the
22d, and then continue bis trip further east.
Rev. DR.. Dana returned last evening from 9
ten days trip through Nebraska, Wyoming
and Colorado on church business, having tray.
eled 2,0S5 miles. He will speak tomorrow
evening on Religious Work In the New West
8. Burtis, OF Chicago; j. B. Barringer, Of
La Crosse; D. Lavergne, Of Milwaukee; r. c.
Dennis, of Dubuque; E. Ellis, of Dakota; W.
G. Fredericks, of st. Louis; G.. w. Putnam, oil
Anoka; c. Fl. Thompson, Chicago are at thu
Windsor.
81. A. Burns of Moorhead; G.. E. Case oil
Toronto; W. NJ. Calhoun of New York; F
Cramer of La Crosse; G. W. Elliott of Boston,
J. L. Fuller Of Bismarck; r. W. Folds of Chi
cago; W. a. Greenleaf of Ltchfield are at the
Merchants.
F. E. Crary, of Hudson; E. Healey, of Chi
cago; w. Kennedy, of Grand Forks; r Patton
st. Louis; G.. Perkins, Chicago; W. g. Waite
Litchfeld; C. R. Weber, of Morris: J. Burke
of Montana; NJ. A. Jones, of Fergus Falls, art
at the Sherman.
D. Dunn, Canada: Z. Edgard, lie Sueur;
Kennedy, St. Louis: W. Il. Bondy; of Brain
erd; s. H. Thomas, Mounds View, J. W
HAYES, Winona; G.. w. Mccarthy, New York
J. E. Tate, of Chicago; j. W. Bailey, Shell
Lake, are at the American.
Col. Samuel McPhail. of Lincoln county, thu
gallant commander of the First regiment O
| mounted rangers at and subsequent to tn,
time of the Indian outbreak in 1862, was
witness for the defense in the Cox impeach
ment case yesterday. It Is hardly necessary t.
say that the colonel was clear-headed wit
ness, nor that in some of his replies he afford
ed the court and spectators good deal o.
amusement But the colonel Is not to blame
He can't help being funny.