St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-21
FOR A DAY.
ST. Paul Transient Citizens and
Their NliSsinns.

1nelr MISSIONS.
Frank Herman, Utica, N. " was the
name and address on the Ryan register yes
terday. The writer, a tall, well-preserved man
of sixty, was the ex-United States senator
from the Empire state, who served in the up
per branch of the national legislature at the
time Gov. Tilden made his record as the great
reform governor. Ex-senator Keenan, is and
was great Democrat, and during the ma
tional Democratic convention of 1876 handled
the Tilden forces at the st. Louis gathering,
and his management, in addition to the gen.
eral demand for the great reformer, resulted
in the nomination of Tilden and Hendricks.
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On retiring from the senate at the end of his
first term, his successor being a Republican,
he withdrew from politics and devoted him
self to the practice of law, in which he has
made signal success.
He and the late Gov. Seymour and eX-Sen-
ator Conkling were not only fellow towns
men, but were very warm personal friends.
His visit to st. Paul at the present time is
as counsel in the King-Remlngton suit now
on trial in Minneapolis.
And of political affairs, state or national, he
has nothing to say.
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W. NJ. Campbelrs name was found on the
register of the Merchants. He signed him.
self as from Litchtield, as of old. AS he
passed through the hotel he WAS met by many
firmatiOn as United States marshall for Min
nesota. This is his first visit since his recep-
ton at Litchfield after his confirmation. He
takes his final confirmation as matter of
course, and manifests no better feelings
against the men whom he considers RESPONSE
bic for the charges against him, and who were
thereby directly responsible for causing him
to wait from December to May before assum-
ing the duties and receiving the pay of the
office to which he had been appointed and
once confirmed.
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Senator ]. n. Castle, Saltwater was also
visible about the corridors of the Merchants.
He is not only very fine lawyer, being one
of the best read attorneys in the state, but is a
great lover of base ball, and it is limited came
down TO take in the game between the St.
Paul and Minneapolis teams. For many years
he has been a resident of Minnesota. Most
of that time he has lived in Saltwater,
his present home, and has represented that
legislative district in the state senate for
several terms. He is Democrat of the most
pronoun ced type and never hesitates to de-
clare himself on any subject. He is con-
spicuous figure in all the Democratic state
and congressional conventions.
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Judge Hoover, Arizona, was hotel guest.
He came directly from Tucson, the territorial
capital, where at present he is engaged in
practicing law He formerly served as a
member of the supreme bench. His appoint
ment was made during eX-President Arthurs
administration and on the incoming of the
present administration Judge Hoover retired
and resumed the practice of law. He said
that the people of the territory were more in
terested at the present time in Gen. Miles
campaign against the Indians of that locality
than in any other affair. The success of Gen.
Miles, he said. had inspired the hope that the
redskins would soon be conquered and peace
and prosperity would once more be enjoyed.
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Chase S. Osborn, editor of the Florence
Mining News of Florence, Wis, was guest
OF the Mer chants. For the past few days he
has been taking in the points of interest
within few miles of St. Paul and Minneapo-
lis and doing little business for his city as
well. The object of his trip was as delegate
from the city of Florence to call on w. d.
Washburne with view to obtaining the Sault
Ste. Marie railroad for Floreece and instead
of the roads going around the town as has
been talked of. Mr.. Osborn is one
of those wide-awake, energetic young
men who can edit IL country
newspaper and make money at it. He is an
expert judge of the value of mineral rock
and has a claim on many acres of valuable
iron and copper land in the region of Lake
Superior. He is crack shot with rifle and
also with a revolver and was one Of the active
agencies in Kidding his city of gang of
toughs several years ago. He is a Hoosier by
birth and served several years on the staff of
a Milwaukee newspaper.