St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-19
BETWEEN THE TRAINS.
People at the Hotels and The
Plans.

Plans.
Ex-senator Bonniwell, Hutchinson, was
in the city yesterday in connection with
business of the Mankato, Glencoe, Hutch
inSon, Litchfield Il st. Cloud railroad. of
which he is president. He said that after
fifteen years of waiting work had at last
been inaugurated on the road which was
practically the same road as the st. Cloud.
Mankato 81 Austin. about which so much
had OF late beeizl- said AMI published. He
Feid thai he was the promoter of the orig
inal road. and served as the president until
the transfer to the construction company.
OF late ne had been interested in the con-
struetion of the Old road under a new name,
and now had the pleasure of seeing men at
work on the road bed.
He said that he had never given I'D the
hope of one day seeing the road in opera
ton, and although he had been compelled
to wait for fifteen years. the realization of
his hopes was now near at hand. At the
present time. he said men were at work on
the section between Glencoe and Hutehin-
son, and he was buSily engaged in getting
the right OF way on another section, in the
majority of cases the right of way already
being in his possession.
He expected, he said, that the road. or at
least a portion Of it, would be completed
and in running order by the middle of next
September, which event would be duly Gel
ebrated.
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Senator A. E.. Rice Willmar. said that
the most remarkable affair in his section of
the state was that not single candidate for
a state Office hailed from that locality. This
was true, he said, as applied to the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties. and was, so
far as he knew, about the only section of
the state in which one or more candidates
had not bobbed up. He stated most en-
phaticaIly that he was not candidate for
lieutenant governor on the Republican
ticket, and said that he had no political as
pirations of that character.
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G. 3. Hartley. Brainerd, was an arrival
He formerly was newspaper man and
worked on one or more of the Cleveland.
o., papers, and came to the Northwest and
secured position on one of the Mime
apoilS papers. After session in the legis-
Iature which he reported ne made for
Brainerd and began life of luxury as
real estate man. He came to ST. Paul to
get good look at a street car and enioy
other sights incident to city.
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Senator o. w. Hall, Red Wing. said the
Republican fight for the congressional nom
nation III the Third district was between
Chandler, eX-Marshal Denny and B. B.
Herbert. editor Of the Red Wing paper.
While he regarded the latter as the most
learned, and in many respects the choice of
the people, the probabilities were that
Denny stood a better show than any Of
them for securing the nomination. Mr..
Hall was of the opinion that Maj. Strait,
in refusing nomination for congress. had
his eye on the Republican nomination for
governor
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J. It. Powell, Cory, Pa, is a hotel guest.
He is member of the firm, Powell Bros,
who own and manage the ''Shadeland'
stock farm, in Pennsylvania, one Of the
most celebrated establishments of that
character in the East. BIooded horses
generally are raised, heavy horses being
speciality.