St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-08

III as partner III his lands and for their
development in coffee-growing A. z.
Hendrlckson, of st. Paul, and the two
will proceed, SOON as the survey is
the berry. Maj. Warner said of the
cotfee-growing industries of Mexico:
1T is feat little known i'll this
country that Mexico raises the finest
coffee grown in the world. The cara
collia berry is grown there In vast
quantities. This coffee is so much
finer than any other that it sells on the
plantations at s1.25 pound, when the
hnest OF any other variety brings not to
exceed 80 cents a pound. 1t is not sold
at all in the markets. of America, ex-
cept to New York coffee men who buy
1t to mix with the coarSer cOffees of
South America. The great bulk of the
caracoilia coffee goes to Russia.
Il will say of Mexico, that the liberal
element is III the ascendancy, and this
entertains the greatest admiration i'm
aglnable for Americans. The people of
this following are fully informed of
what Americans have done IN their own
country, and feel that they are the most
progressive people in the world. They
are holding out every indueement pos
sibie TO draw Americans and American
capital into their country. They believe
that by doing this Mexico will soon rise
to a standing with their great neighbor
to the north. President DiaZ is the
leader of the Liberal party, and is a
most Intelligent and progressive man.
lie has, however, decided TO make no
more concessions, for he has turned the
tide from this country that way, and
thinks 1t unwlSe to give away too much
OF the valuable lands. In other re-
spects he will continue his efforts to in
uuce Americans to engage i'll the de-
yelopInent of his country"
Maj. Warner is a Massachusetts man
and very keen Yankee. He lived in
New Mexico eight years before going to
old Mexico, and he has lived in the
latter country four years.
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Hon. William Lockwood. of Edgerton.
Plpestone county, was caller at the
capital yesterday. He reports an eX-
cellent wheat crop in mis- county, both
in quality and quantity. Hardly
bushel, he SAYS. Will fall short of No.
l grade. The best corn crop ever
raised is standing in the county.
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The following party of European
tourists VINO have come up from the
worlds fair are stopping at the Ryan:
Mr.. LauSerbach Breslau; MIR. Weber,
Gunsbach; MIR. Rocholl, Cassel; MIR.
Boise. Dresden; Mr.. Gravestein, Lyden;
Mrs. Won Holten, Witten; d. Hoef-
mann, Munchen; MIR. Lahmann, Mr..
Linder, Mr. Vagelias, Miss Won HolSen.
S. Geriach, Berlin.
IT.
AT the Metropolitan and Mrs j.
A. Simmons, Chicago; j. II. Boehman,
Butte, Mont; George Tong, Comanche,
lex; w. H.BuffiDgt0 Baltimore. Md.
w. NJ. Smith, Baltimore. Md; James
Tinkey, New YORK; Mrs. S. Eckleson
and family. West Superior; W. Il. Hall,
st. Louis; j. w. Mitchell, Chicago; Z.
A James, Duluth.
Rt. Rev. Robert Machray, bishop of
Rupert'S Land, was in st. Paul yester-
day forenoon, stopping at the Mer-
chants. Although entitled to seat in
the house of lords, he has never ayailed
himself of the opportunity to sit there.
The bishop is on his way to Ottawa.
At the Merchants. W. Osborne.
Superior; d. w. Gowen and wife.
William n. Denny and wife, Spooner,
Wis; q. A. Drake, Mankato; William
I. Bailey, Duluth Q. l.. Cutler, Anoka;
j. S. Kroft. MenOmonie, Wis.
j. ii. Aiken, of South Africa, was in
the city yesterday morning, registered
at the Merchants. He is the manager
at Capetown of the Remington type
writer.
At the Clarendon-N.J. Hanson, New
Rockford, N. D.; j. Nj. Cunningham,
Graceville; Il. w. Con, Alexandria: T.
a. Callahan, Morris.
At the Windsor-C.H. Robinson, Wa
basha; W. f. Corbett, Grand Forks; L..
.. Gramb, HOnesdale, Pa; w. NJ.
Banks. Detroit.
At the Ryan-W. Fl. Wilson, Buffalo:
John Mckinley. G. a. Duncan, f. a.
Brewer, Duluth; Hon. Edwin Dunn and
wife, Eyota.
Col. c. Ii. Brush, of Fergus Falls, ex-
member OF the house of representatives,
was guest Of the Merchants yester-
day.
r. T. O'CGnnor, clerk OF the district
court. returned yesterday from three
months trip abroad.
Capt. A. IL. Reed, a prominent Re-
publican of Glencoe, was in the city
yesterday.