St. Paul daily globe., 1893-11-10
WITH THE TRAVELLERS.

Senator Pettigrew, on his way tn his
South Dakota home from Washington,
registered at the Merchants yesterday
He believes that the Sherman act
warded off the recent financial depres-
sion by couple of years at least, in
Steed OF being responsible for it. 1t is
his opinion that free silver men will pre-
dominate In the next congress.
Lon Merritt, of Duluth, seen at the
Merchants yesterday says he is not at
all worried as to the probable outcome
of the application made for a receiv-
er for the Duluth. Missabe q Northern,
about to come before the court at Du-
!uth. MIR. Merritt says that the road is
backed by property valued at sS0.o0o.-
GOO. and is in debt only 100000, which
Is rapidly being paid up. He intimates
that he firm, to which the company
owes $4,000. is making the application
for receivershlp, and that all the
other creditors are opposed to such ac-
ton. Mr.. Merritt is loyal to Mime
sofa, and says that ne is opposed to the
road, aMlnneSOta Institution, passing into
the hands of the Eastern capitalists. He
is an enthusiastic believer In the fut-
ure OF the iron output from the Mis-
sabe range. and says that with the min
Ing machinery now on hand, costing
better results are daily being made.
Sen Tsuda, of Toxic, Japan, was
among the transients yesterday at the
Ryan.
Lother E. Keller, Leipzig, Germany,
registered at the Ryan yesterday.
Prof. j. &. Leonard, San Francisco,
Cal, was among the transients yester-
day at the Ryan.
Rev. w. Leen. of Dubuque, is at the
Clarendon. He came recently to this
country from Ireland.
John T. Lynn, st, Louis, was at the
Windsor yesterday.
G. Ii. Herrick, Owatonna, was a Wind
sor guest yesterday.
George r. Van Reed, Menomonee,
registered yesterday at the Windsor.
E. f. Barrett, editor of the LIE Sueur
Sentinel, was in the city yesterday.
q. S. Pease. the general factotum and
sunshine of the Anoka Union, was visi-
bic in the Merchants corridors yester-
day.
On Wednesday evening H.N. Temple,
of st. Paul. accompanied by o. Fl. In
gram, OF Eau Clare, and Joseph Thorp,
of Boston, left for British Columbia,
where they will investigate the mines
on the property of the Canadian Anthra-
cite Coal company.
At the Ryan-W A. Stanton, Chicago;
f, c. Winkler. Milwaukee: c. N, Lee
land. Boston; C. j. Cartwright, New
York; w. II. Elliott. r. c. Elliott,
Seattle; l., Guion, Baltimore; Joseph
Ashbrook, Philadelphia; F. D. Cooper
and wife, Cascade, Mont; Ii. Thrown
ing, Chicago.
At the Merchants'-F. A. Clarkson,
Theodore Hollister, Duluth; E. D. Bar
rows, La Porte, Ind; w. W. Davidson
and wife, Winnipeg; E. NJ. Paulson.
Dallas, Texas; r. E. Porter, Oconto;
&c. Chase, Fergus Falls; L.W. Shields,
st. Louis; II. Kahn, Louisville, KY; E.
D. Morris, Fargo.
At the Clarendon-T. II. HughSon,
Little Falls; j. II. Swanson. Chicago;
William MAYHEM, Detroit; Samuel VOL
colt, Madison; F. Graham, New York !;
Daniel Betlido, Saltwater; j. q. Nor
rison, White Earth; r. B. Johnson, Her
man; W. T. Hagard, Worthington.
At the Sherman-C. E. Williams, Mis-
s0uIa; E. Nj. Richmond, Chicago; Fred
Koerel, Heoron; j. r. Tustin, Kansas
City; Ii. E. Wart, New York; Thomas
Keogh, Hebron; 0. Fl. Hoker, Twin
Valley; G. Anderson, Crookston.
At the Windsor-C. r. Tilly, Chicago; :;
II. G. Braden. Duluth; Fred S. Vervais,
La Crosse; Nj. S. Kinney, New York !;
Il. E. Thompson. Preston; George A.
Benham. Boston; Albert Sslfel, Cincin-
natl.
At the Metropolitan-E W. Miller,
Detroit, Mich. w. NJ. Peleist. E. W.
Vesle, Tacoma; ]. c. Pierce. Red Wing :;
A. A. Miller. Crookston; Mrs. William
A. Lavett, New York; j. Z. Mavhew,
Grand Morris; E. T. Lines. New York ;
B. c. Ellsworth, Chicago; Miss r. Thorp,
MemDhiS