Daily globe., 1883-08-09
tance of thirty fact. Strange to say h
was only slightly injured.
PEkSUNAL.

Ex-Gov. PilIsbury was in st. Paul yes
terday.
George H. Wright, of Sioux City, is at
the Metropolitan.
Sheriff Bartelson paid an official visit
yesterday to st. Paul.
Ex-senator Miller, of st. Peter, is stop
ping at the Clarendon.
Hon. VII. Greenleaf, of Meeker county,
was in the city yesterday.
Senator Campbell, of Litchfeld, paid
visit to st. Paul yesterday.
Prof. Adolph Leul, of Cincinnati, is
registered at the Clarendon.
Judge Warren Higley, of Cincinnati, is
guest at the Clarendon hotel.
j. Coolidge Coffin, wife and child, of
Boston, are at the Metropolitan.
Hon. D. A. Morrison, Rochester, is in the
city, with headquarters at the Clarendon.
C. A. Lounsbury, of Bismarck, is in st.
Paul, with headquarters at the Merchants.
WI. Dyer, of Dyer & Howard, music
dealers, returned from the east yesterday.
S. M. Miller, postmaster at Alexandria,
visited friends at the state house yester-
day.
Robert Miller, mayor of Fergus Falls,
returned from Chicago yesterday and is at
the Merchants.
Senator Sabin was in conference with
some of the leading railroad men yester-
day in st. Paul.
Hon. s. M. Emery, Lake City, is in the
city in attendance upon the sessions of the
American Forestry congress.
Rebt. B. Warder, of North Bend, and A.
Shognen and wife, of Aurora, ILL.,, are
quartered with Col. Welz of the Claren-
don. .............. ......
At the Clarendon hotel are: N. Crocker
st. Louis; L. Schmidt and wife, Eau Claire
M. D. F. Campbell, Milwaukee, and I. M &.
Fuller and wife, of Alexandria;
R. G. Judson, secretary of the Minneso
ia State Agricultural society, visited the
city yesterday on matters connected will
the coming state fair at Owatonna.
P. L. Edwards, special correspondent O.
the New York Sun, on his return from New
Mexico, was registered at the Merchant
hotel last night. He is on his way to tn
east.
OF. Brand, of Faribaul t.; Oliver Gibbs
} Jr., Lake City; E. w. Butler and lady, Bur
lington, Iowa; R. W. Ritter and wife
, Indianapolis, Ind; E. W. Ellis, are at tn
Windsor.
j. J.Reynolds, of Chicago; j. L. Hutchin:
of Baltimore; j. j. Muir, of Cincinnati; {
S. Barnes, of Milwaukee,; W. H. Smith, O
e Buffalo; q. Allen, of Fargo; J. H. Uphan
of Duluth, are at the Merchants.
: Mrs. julia Hunt, Miss Fannie Mosby
:. Mrs. Lizzie Gates and son, Mrs. J. v
Cochran and child, Mrs. S. E. Cochran an
three children, G. A. Cochran, all of Mem
S phis, came up on the evening boat and al
f at the Metropolitan.
The following party came up on th
o. boat last night and registered at the Met
> ropolitan: D. G. Tut and daughter, d.
= Farris and family, Mrs. D. Hart, Miss Ma
Simonds, Kate Sloan, Bertha Sloan, W. v
: Oliver, all of st. Louis.
l. Mr.. James Shay, formerly of Winnipeg
g has taken up his residence in this cit
Mr.. Shay possesses vocal ability of a d,
! cidedly high order and he will be welcome
as valuable acquisition to the artist
y. circles of ST. Paul society.
Robert T. Ladd, New York; L. W. Bins
ham, of New Haven, Conn; John H. Gi
y vim and J. J. Mcdonald, of Chicago; Wa
:, ter J. Shepard, of Buffalo, N. Y; N.
s. Eggleston, Washington, d. g., and w.
Metropolitan.
9. Mr.. A. T. G. Pierson, accom- panied
10 Mrs. Pierson, left yesterday afternoon v
,f Omaha, to attend the grand encampme
- of Knights Templar, of which he is pa
- grand captain general, in San Francisc
Enroute, Mr.. Pierson will attend meetil
eS of Royal Arch Masons of the Unit
m States,'at Denver, of which he is past ge
5e eral grand king.
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