St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
WITH THE TRAVELLERS.

d AudiH Dcues Vi DuluIU, Cn6 we'll
known newspaper man, is a candidate
for United States marshal, to succeed
Col. Sheehan. Mr.. Bede is at present
running weekly newspaper at Tower,
on the VermilIon iron range, and the
fact that he is an aspirant for the posi-
ton mentioned was confirmed by a
well-known Democrat from the Zenith
City, who was in the city yesterday.
''Bede has long list of Endorsements
to his application" said the gentleman
referred to in speaking of the matter
yesterday. He will be recalled by ST.
Paulltes from the clever little speech he
! made IN placing Harry Hawkins i'll
nomination for lieutenant governor at
| the Democratic state convention last
| year. On that occasion he made a hit,
and was the feature of the convention.
| He was nominated for the legislature in
| the Duluth district last fall, and, had it
not been presidential year, he would
| have been elected. Bede ran a paper
at Duluth during the campaign besides
| attending to his own canvass and
stumping the Sixth district for Mai.
| Baldwin and the state ticket. and his
efforts contributed i'll no small degree
| toward sending the Duluth man to con-
greSs. He had just completed arrange
mentS to continue the publication of his
| paper, which had been started simply
for campaign purposes, but had caught
the popular fancy, when fire
| burned his Office. on which there was
not dollar of Insurance. Since then
he has got on his feet once more, and is
at present the proprietor of two news
papers-one at Mountain Iron, on the
MeSaba range, and the other at Tower.
Maj. Baldwin is said to be working
tooth and nail in Bede'S behalf, and, as
he has the Endorsement of almost all the
leading Democrats of the state, he
stands an excellent show of knocking
the perSimmOn."
Ellis B. Usher, the editor-poltician
of La Crosse, Wis, breakiasted at the
Ryan yesterday.
Capt. L. II. Moulton. prominent cit
izen of La Crosse, Wis, was at the
Merchants yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Gardner, of Boston,
and Mr.. and Mrs. P. BOurget. of Paris,
make up party touring the Northwest,
who took luncheon at the Ryan yester
day. They took a carriage drive about
tn: city, and by way of Fort Smelling
an Minnehaha Falls TO Minneapolis.
~
At the Merchants r. Russell,
Deadwood; George B. Gordon and wife,
Winnipeg; W. A. Hamilton and wife
and John A. Percival, wife and two
daughters, Duluth; f. G. Arselstine,
Moorhea1; L. O'Brien, Neche, N. D.;
John f. Mayer. Walhalla, N. D.; Louis
Mann ami wife, A. Pepin and K. N.
Wylie. Neche; G. S. Benson, st. Cloud;
o. F.Goddard and wife, Billings, Mont.
w. B. Wood, Grand Forks; s. j. Don
nellan and wife. Duluth; S. Collins, l..
Sawyer and ID. c. Cunningham, Grand
Forks; George j. Gadsby and son, Eff
fington, S. D.; John Weightman and H.
5. Lanneau, KalispelI, Mont; William
Guthrie, St.Cloud; Capt. j. Ii. Moulton,
La Crosse.
At the observation-disclosures Meehan Jr.
and wife and James Wiley, Thief River
Falls; Judge Roderick Rose, wife and
daughter, jamestown, n. D.; G. Allen
Miller, Sioux Falls, s. D.: j. F. Burke
and other members of 1.-The Silver
King company; f. j. Grove, A. p.
Hamdew and j. q. Kraft, Pennington;
| j. j. Jones. Kenyon; +. Sherman and
wife, WinOna; John c. Bullitt Jr.. Du-
luth; J. c. Miser, Kenyon; G. F. Card
Off, Owatonna.
| At the Windsor-B. Shepard and A.
wife, Little Falls; Thomas G. Kurtz,
Morehead: T. s. Campbell, West Su-
perior; II. n. Rice and Henry Ed
wards, Fairmont; Mrs. T. G. Wither-
spoon, Montana; E. S. Reislius, j. III.
! Dahl and Walter Reislius, Marshall,
! Mimi; f. a. Duncembe, Grand Forks;
! L. P. Rogers. La Crosse, Wis; Thomas
! w. Brown and wife. f. 5. Haskins and
w. w. Bradley, Sank Center.
AT the Ryan-Eltis B. Usher, La
Crosse; James Perry, London, England;
| Adolph Mccoy, Helena; Arthur En-
| gllsh, Omaha; Gordon Mcleod, Chlca-
go; w. Geager, New York city; Mr..
! and Mrs. j. l.. Gardner and maid, Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Bourget. Paris !;
II. L. Ripley, United States army; IL.
II. McVey, Des MoiDes.
At Hotel Metropolitan-F. Wakefield
and wife, Miss Sarah Adams, Faribault;
NJ. Keniport and wife, Milwaukee;
Louis Niemeyer, Jamestown; W. E. G.
Moorehead, w. l.. Darling. New York.