St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-06
SAINT PAUL.
CONVENTION sIDEsHows.

The City Crowding With Visitors
Talks With the Talent.
A party Of Ohio people are due atthe Wind
Ior today.
Marshal Dickinson and party Of TeNans
have engaged rooms at the Windsor, ana VIII
arrive today.
The Cincinnati Blaine club, lW strong tei-
egraphed to the Merchants 10 give theh
breakfast this morning. They will then SO
on 10 Minneapolis.
II. II. Herbert, Of the National JourhaIlSt ,I
o. Chicago stopped in ST. Paul YESTERDAY ne
has Just returned from the National Euitorlal
convention al San Francisco MI heroett i
a Blaine admirer, and would Ike 10 see MN
president He thinks that Blaine $ course III
the mast eight years has shown the people
that he is the foremost statesman OF tEe uSe'
and has mollifed the feelings OF MS enenieS
lie believes that the great masses OF tne He-
putlicans would like TO reward Blaine ior MS
great services and MAKE him president before
he dies.
c. 4. Petersen. OF 81 Louis, assistant gen
eral manager OF ThielS Detectlye agency. IS
putting up at the Windsor. lie VIII altellu
The convention as spectator. Mr.. peterson
stated last evening that he had interviewed
many OF the delegates from several Mes'ern
states and finds that they have not ehanSed
their course as 10 who they Will vote lot
since il became evident that Blaine Will De a
candidate The Missouri delegation wouII
have been instructed for Blaine 1t they had
known him 10 lie 4 candidate TWO monthS
aeo; but rs about half OF the delegales nave
been instructed for Harrison they VIII stah0
by their instructions. Mr. Peterson sIateo
that he has noticed that there does not seem
10 be any enthusiasm over the tact lhat
Blaine is in the fight. He rather inclined TO
the view that the resignation OF the Seeretaf!
Of state has somewhat dampened the arder
Of the Blaine enthusiasts.
Mrs John : NeWbury, Miss NeWOuIy. MISS
King and " \. MeGraw, Of Detroit are Il
parry Of tourists who stopped at the Ryan 10
pass sunday
party of twenty young ladies, OF
Kansas Ci.y, registered al the Clifton yeSter-
dav. They are all telegraph operators and
VIII do convention WORK.
Delegate L. 4. Bigger, accompanied py ms
wife. of Hutchinson, Kan, are putting up al
the Ryan.
William Hartsuff, F. F. Woleott and j. b.
McIlwain, of Port Huron, Mich, are al Inc
Ryan.
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have engaged rooms al the Ryan MT Iial-
lack is a banker, and came to see the conven-
uCn.
A partv of Pittsburg gentlemen. consisting
of John Gupp. John Doyle, II. F. Ford, j. 7.
Biugeman r. j. Black, II. c. FehL george
". Miller ana William Shore are stopping at
The RYAN They. like the typical Pennsyi-
yanian. are original Blaine men. hut they are
not enthusiastic over his candidacy In con
SersstiOn last evening one or two stated that
the PENNSYLVANIA delegation VIII be divided
# Blaine had been a candidate carrier ne
would have secured the Keystone state dele
Iation, but he cannot get the full delegation
ROW.
II. F. McAlister. clerk of the circuit court
cf Oquacoka, H., is stopping at the Metro
politan.
John P. Bray. state auditor of North Da
ECta, is at the Merchants.
Delegate j. D. Croft, accompanied by A. ],
Albertsen. 4. Kingman, c. A. Kuhl and
Charles X. Turner, of Pekin. Ill, were at the
Gternberg, II. 8. GTeenlea, Thomas II. Wrlg-
icy and j. 4. Cooper, of Pennington, Ill.
$ 5
F R. Bearen, Frank Candy and Edward
Candy. Of Dayton, o., are quartered at The
p tndsor.
H. F. Hunter, L J. Brown. B ". Cole and
H. VI. EeneG.ct, Of Mellette, 5. D.. are a
party of convention sight-seers located at the
Windsor.
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W o. Graham and W. Il Cross. of South
Carolina, are Cuartered All the Windsor.