St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
HEARD AT HOTELS.

man aud capitalist Of Spokane Fails bo
has been in the city during the pasi few DAYS
attending TO business interests. leaves for his
home This morning Mr. DIllman has been
one Of the most energetic and tireless work.
ers in the upbuiIding Of Spokane. and in the
past six or seven years has borne a conspicTI-
ous part in every move that has been made 10
advance the Guys Interests. And Mr.. Bill
man has rot goue unrewarled for MS energS
and loyalty 10 his city. Careful investments
have brought him handsome fortune He
was largely instrumental III peTSuading Tie
Great Northern railway 70 run the main Hue
through Spokane. To get the road TO do this
the right OF way through the city was given
outright TO it, This was a great bonns, but
The people wanted the new railroad and they
were ready 10 pay for il The credit for
bringing this arrangement about Is largely
due 10 Mr. DiIlman-
Spokane Falls wanted the Great Horthi
ern, and The people were ready 10 do all that
is fair ana proper TO get II. said he. In
some cities the people would have sat down
and declared that no inducements need be
offered, that the advantages to be gained
were too great 10 allow the railroad lopass
US by But we did not do that While
have always felt that Spokane IS too impOr-
Northern TO enter over branch, deter
m.ncd to leave no stone nnturned in my ef-
for; to secure the main line Our people are
all alive, and there were no iaggards in the
work. The result is that after Aug / we
shall have four great transcontinen,al lines
entering Spokane Falls. These are the North
ern Pacific. Canadian Pacific. Great North
ern ana Union Pacific
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The praises of the state of Washington are
sung by Mr.. Diilmsu with no less enthusiasm
than those OF Spokane. This of course, Is
only natural. because The prosperity OF the
city depends 10 great degree on that of the
tributary country. From showing the re-
sources Of Washington aud The advantages
Of Spokane. Mr.. Dilman makes step and
shows how much 81. Paul is interested in
the development of the new coast common
wealth
Every stride forward in Washington.
SAID Nj Dillman. means just that much
more trade for ST Paul We are TO a great
extent tributary 10 st. Paul. and The more we
prosper the more we can buy here. There is
one thing upon which / waat to com
plilnent the people Of st. Paul. II is
upon the interest in the development OF
the states to the west and the MD extended
their people By ST Paul OF course this has
paid, but II was mol done for that alone, and
The people. merchants and traders especially
ali through Montana. Washington aud the
Dakotas cannot be induced 10 buy their
stocks elsewhere than IN 81. Paul. Next 10
Spokane Falls and Washington. like ST.
Paul and the great state OF Minnesota
II
Hon Hurt Eaton Rochester at
torney. who was formerly associated with
Frank Kellogg, of this city. is at the Mer.
chants
E. S Tyler and John S Watson, of Fargo,
are Merchants guests.
Paul sharyey, of Duluth is in the city on
business.
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Hon. Charles C. Wilson, of Rochester, the
distinguished attorney appointed supreme
court reporter yesterday by the supreme
court judges to succeed George b. Young,
resigned is well known in St Paul. having
been here at every term OF the supreme
court in years. lie is Il quiet, thoughtful
man, about sixty years of age, widely read
in the law and devoted woTshiper ut the
shrine of Blackstone. In politics he IS a
Democrat and a decided one. but he has
never dilOWcu HIS plIi9 u ny ~
allure him from his business. The appoint
ment comments Itself TO all lawyers who
practice in the state supreme court. Mr.. VIII
son sometimes stops at the Merchants and,
sometimes at the Ryan. but wherever be IS
found he IS pleasant gentlem IN, who is
glad TO talk except for publication There
is one little matter. however, that attorneys
Will soon learn. IL IS that ne wants his
name spelled correctly. 80 .
"MF. Wilson spells his ma me with two
Is, remarked friend last evening, "and ne
himself is so precise and accurate that he
expects all others to be the me. | suggest
that the attorneys bear in mind that the
name of the new supreme court reporter is
Charles c. Wilson, and not Guar les c. vii
son. flHe
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zone can hardly turn around in the hotel
Hobbies these DAYS in ST. Paul without brns n
ing against three or four congressional can
didates, remarked ex Lieut.. GOV. A. &.
Rice of Kandiyohi county, at the Merchants
asst evening, as he rubbed up against Sena
tor Tawney. OF Winons. aud Capt. A. II.
Reed, of Glencoe. and shook hands with
Hon Henry Keller, of Stearns."
That is ali right. governor sai1 the
Rosebud senator You remember the
four years we were in the senate together
We had pretty good time. didn't we. Bet
if you want to see a candidate for congress
look at Senator Tawney."
This pointed allusioa to his congressional
boom stirred mp the Winona senator, and he
denied the soft impeachment after manner.
From this the crowd drifted into discussion
OF the contest for the Republican guberna-
torial nomination. EX.Secretary OF the
sIo
crowd and was at once asked whether An
Okla county people are for McGilI or not
"rx-Gov. McGill has great many friends
II Anoka. answered Mr.. Gutter. Il do not
know how many OF these are what one might
term fighting friends, but | near McGiils
name mentioned more frequently than any
one else However / am not preprred to
say that an active canvass made in the in
terests of some other man would not secure
him the delegation from Auoka county"
.'Knute Nelson is the strongest man the
Republicans OF Minnesota can nominate this
year reu1arked Gov Rice with emphasis,
"and believe that when the convention meets
his nnme will be the only one heard With
Mel on victory will be assured in advance,
in my opiuiou."
THIS conversation between Mr.. Cutter and
GOV. Itice is u sample of many others heard
wherever two or more Republican politicians
are gathered together. and shows the wide
divergence of opinion between them. There
is music ahead aud lots of 1t.
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A G. Bernard. the Grand Rtpids editor, is
a Merchants guest.
ExCounty Commissioner O. c. Chase, of
Fergus Falls is at the Sherman.
Hon E. G. Gait. of LcthbrIdge, Man, is
Ryan guest
Oscar Taylor. the St Cloud attorney, is
stopping at the Merchants.
DARK HORSE GORMAN.