St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-17
PERSONALS.

~. w. .. murphy; Oh 81. CLOUD, is az the
Merchants.
Paul Clifford, Indian agent at Fort Buford,
is guest at the Metropolitan.
E. w. Allen and j. Clement of Portland.
Oregon, are at the Merchants.
Geo. E. Seebach and Gus Meier of New
York city, are at the Merchants.
T. H. Mason and H. VI. Mccartney, Of
Spokane Falls, are at the Windsor.
j. S. Monk, E. w. Dixson and F. Wenzel
of Omaha, are guests at the Merchants.
NJ. R. Calkins, j. Fl. Reynolds and VIM.
R. Andrews of Fargo, are at the Clarendon.
c. W. Potter, of Milwaukee, and Henry
Snyder, of Pittsburg, are at the Metropoli-
tan.
D. Noodolt and wife, and Mrs. NJ T. Page
OF San Francisco, are guests at the Merch-
ants.
F. Griffith, prominent business man of
Glendive, with his wife are guests at the
Merchants.
Sheriff John E. Haggart, of Cass county,
d. T., is spending few days in the city and
is domiciled at the Merchants.
Edwin M. Wright of Fergus Falls, VIM.
Waterman of st. Cloud, and G. K. Gilbert of
Glencoe, are at the Merchants.
Jules j. Durage, assistant United States
engineer, returned from the northwest yes
terday, and is guest at the Metropolitan.
I. K. Long, of Mandan, Will Archer, of
Princeton, lind, and Col. Tim Eddington,
of Hartford, Conn.,, are guests at the Claren-
don.
Mr. C. A. Siegfried, representing the ex-
tensive cigar manufacturers of Siebenhauer,
Meyerleld d Co., San Francisco, is stopping
at the Clarendon.
II N,-L;,, Ill IL
postofiice, has been granted furlough for
lew weeks, and on the 25th inst, will wed
one of st. Paul's fair daughters.
g. NJ. BardQn, of Grandon, D. T.; j. Op-
penheimer, oEPortland, Oregon; E. L. Gil
10y, of Helena, Mon, and Emory c. Rice, of
ST. Louis, were guests at the Windsor yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Stees and family re-
turned to St. Paul on Saturday from their
summers visit at Philadelphia, New York,
Cape May and Atlantic City, and are now at
home to all their friends at 155 Virginia
venue.
j. w Greene and r. E. Fleming and
wives of Fargo, H. c. Lowell of Billings, ].
M. Lockesey of Minor, D. T., L. Whisla of
Yankton. A. NJ. and w. H. Gould, P. s..
Haley of Sioux City, were guests at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
Mr.. Gus. Hall, for a number of wears a
member of the Emma Abbott Opera COM
pany, and at present an instructor of vocal
music at Minneapolis, called on his st. Paul
friends yesterday. Mr.. Hall will participate
in the concert and the performance of a
Trial by Jury'' to be given at Duluth on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this week
AT CHICAGO.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.J
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Jas. H. Foster, of st.
Paul, and j. P. Casper, of Eau Claire, are
among the arrivals at the fremont
Jos. Refs, of Shakopee, and w. Hoxin. of
Spring Valley, are registered at the Palmer
c. H. Warner, st. Paul, and E. w.
Wright and daughter, Helena, are guests at
the Palmer.
T. F. Clinton, La Crosse, and A. M. Bow
ole, Mitchell, are registered at the Grand
Pacific.
Howard Estes, the handsome and popular
chief clerk of the Windsor. is taking in
Chicago by gaslght. He will try to finish
painting the town red in time to return
home Wednesday morning.
You can buy home on very easy terms, by at
tending the auction sale Of a house and thirteen
lots on Hague avenue, at lOo'clock this morning.
Petit Jurors for the District Court.
The following regular venire of petit Jurors
ordered drawn by Judge Brill last week. win
be returned by Sheriff O'Gorman to the Dis
trict court at 10 O'Clock this morning:
Il. W. Iaylor Chss. R. Pease
Patrick O'Grady Olof Poison
Thomas Reilly Edward II. Ortel
Geo. r. Morton VIM. Rodgers
Oie ii. Dale John w. Nippolt
Cornelius Reilly Gustaye Reiber
John rogers, Jr Andrew L. Perkins
w. T. Reilly Robert Siegel
Geo. II. Squires Chss G. Schmidt
Benjamin Sommers Ira Snorer
Chas o. Rice O. f. Sherwood
John i Somers Frederick NJ Slack
A. B. Robbins Charles Steele
Z. X. Smith ii. r. Searle
John Sunden Geo. Sales
Henry 1. Sattler Andrew Simpson
v. ID. Simon John r. Spratt
Henry A. Smith.
A Haymarket Square Wanted.
The st. Paul haymarket has been grad
ually creeping up Cedar street from Fourth
and Fifth until it has now reached and oc-
cupied that street between Seventh and Ex-
change streets, as also Eighth street from
Central fire hall to Wabashaw street. After
q days marketing these streets are scattered