St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-18
WITH THE TRAVELLERS

Hon. Thomas II. Carter, of Montana,
chairman of the Republican national
committee. was in st. Paul yesterday
afternoon, the guest of the Minnesota
club, Ell route home from the East. He
says he expects to call his committee
together about Jan. l. He was very
busy, and era nted only moment for all
interview. While he did lot say so in
direct words. he left the impression that
| he stands with his Montana people on
the side of silver. He was willing 10
say that the Democrats are digging their
own graves and need no Republican
assistance. just what he intended to
convey by the remark he did not take
time to explain. He felt positive that
the Republican party is OH the road to
victory at the next election. He was
unable to give an idea of how the
rumOred compromise on the silver QueS-
ton suited the Montana silverites; in
fact, he was himself unable to estimate
the situation until all the terms of the
compromise are known. He thought
that at the best the Montana people
wouldn't get any the best or the deal.
IT.
"Billy" Wills, Familiarity known as
such to old timers around Seven cor
nerS, where he held forth for number
of years, is visiting with the family of
Joseph Gruber, on West Third street.
He is en- route from Chicago 10 Helena,
where fie now holds forth. He is taking
in the city for few days, seeing the
sights and renewing old acquaintances.
~
At the Merehants'-A. NJ. Light. Or
tonville; A. 0. Dunk, Hinckley; WV.
Smith and wife, Sleepy Eye; Mrs. CA.
Malloney, Mrs. w. l.. Lindhard, j. v.
Creighton and wife, Portland, Or;
Miss j. Anderson. Victoria, b. c.; Ed.
Knox, Jackson; G. F. Morris, S. o. Pat
terson. Fort Benton; l.. A. Hamilton
and wife. Winnipeg; Z. NJ. Norris and
wife, Mason City. To- e. A. Noble, j.
K. Clark and wife, Butte; Charles b.
Winckham, Anaconda; r. q. Robinson,
Pine City; i. Parrott,. Winona; John
G. Rudolph. New US; George H..
Glass and wife, Church Ferry, N. D.;
Fred Mackenzie Jr., Hancock; u. /.
Perry and wife, Mankato; f. l.. Bar
clay, Fergus Falls.
AT the Ryan Alex J. Johnston, Butte ::
Mrs. S. 4. Mather and maid, L. T..
Hoyt Jr.. New York; w. d. Irish and
wife, Aberdeen; Ii. III. Nelson, Mon
tana; James King, Miss King. Mrs.
l1diQCHi0is liiC 0iSScS OWdIS, d.
Palmer, G. II. Head, Helena; E. j..
Sweeney, Seattle; c. a. McCune, Liv-
ingston; A. q. Moseley, Denison, Tex. :;
J. w. Mason and wife, Fergus Falls;
Charles E, Smith, Rochester; K. w
Breckenridge, Omaha; q. E. Taylor
Rochester; b. c. RibIet,. Spokane; l.. b.
Boswell, Quincy, H.; s. Ellingson,
Bloomington. ILL.,. Albert j. Frost, Den
yer. Col.
At the Windsor-A. Edward King.
Sydenham, London; S. Z. Paine, San
Francisco; Max Kaufman, Berlin; F, p.
Hubbep, Winona; o. Ross, Taylor's
Fails; l.. p. Hunt, Mankato; S. Wright
and wife. West Superior; Peter Chal-
At the CIarendon-J. b. Schofeld,
Blue Earth City; Bert Smith, Farming
ton: George Berg, Graceville; w. H..
Dunn, CasselltOn, n. D.; James Fen
nington, F. Z. Cross, Mankato; S. Ketch.
Duluth: w. L. Melvin, jamestown, n.
D.; S. A. Moore, Cassellton, Edmund
Casey, Litchield.
At the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
Wise, New York; John Trumbull and
wife, Port Townsend: Charles Trum-
bull. Council Bluffs; j. j. Mickey, Bill
ings, Mont; E. H. Berry, Milwaukee;
r. E. Berry. Minneapolis; E. Bowman,
JalneStOWn. N. ~. ME-. ana MIS-. w IL.
Benson, Saltwater.
At the Brunswick-T. w. Burbank,
Wlnona; f. c. Foster, Dubuque; George
TomlinSon, Duluth; Oscar Scott, Chica-
go; Frank Wilbur, Omaha.
l.. p. Hunt passed through st. Paul
yesterday afternoon on his way back to
the worlds fair. He stopped at the
Windsor a short time.
Hon. NJ. j. McGrath, of St. Charles,
was a guest at the Merchants yester-
day.
Hon. j. A. Wilson, of Wilson, Mimi,
was at the Merchants yesterday.