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

Col. r. F. Pickert, after whom the
town of Pickert, n. D., is named, was
at the Ryan yesterday to witness the
wedding Of his daughter, chronicled in
another place. The colonel is proprl-
etor of the Pickert ranch, located in
Steele county, siXty-fve miles from
Fargo. He has 10000 acres in wheat
and barley, and expects his crop will
thresh out fifteen to seventeen bushels
tOthe acre. And mark me-" said the
colonel, wheat will be selling at 70
cents bushel by the time we will be
ready to send Our crop to market
H.
A party of distinguished Frenchmen
are at the Ryan. They are government
employees. and are sent to this country
to inspect the machinery, inventions
and railways and electric systems.
They are civil engineers. and they have
visited the worlds fair, and are now on
a tour of the country. They express
their establishment at the modern prog
reSS that they meet every where they go
in the United States, aud they promise
to make glowing reports upon their re-
turn to Paris. s. Caniere is chief en-
gineer of the government, G. RigauX is
a prominent member of the Legion of
Honor, and d. Favernier is an officer of
the legion. They expect to spend today
in st. Paul inspecting the public works
OF the city.
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Count ManasserO, is the Italian con-
sui general to Chicago, and he is COM
fortably domiciled at the Ryan. Like
most foreigners who come to this
country in an official capacity to attend
to worlds fair matters. he is now max
ing tour of the country with view
to learning what ne can of this land.
He assured the reporter of the GLOBE
last evening that the stories about the
strained feeling of the Italian nation
towards the United Statea have been
grossly exaggerated. The Italian gov
eminent has no grieNience, and during
the next month the number of royal
visitors to the worlds fair, he SAYS, will
prove this.
At the Merchants John Bennett,
Whitewater; Peter Cameron and wife,
Bathgate, n. D.; Bernard Brown and
wife, Helena; w. II. johnson, Seattle;
Jacob Fisher, Long Prairie; r. l.. Nc
Cormick, Haywood, Wis; G. s. Benson,
oC- CiOuui w. IL. w SlleS, MOTIFS
AT the Ryau-O. P. Shiras, Dubuque;
G. H. Sunderland, Superior; Eugene
Show, Henry Davis, A. Bowdett, Eau
Claire; Miss c. Barker, Toronto; George
S. Davis, Eau Claire; &. w. Mason,
Paul l.. Dubois. Paris; Countess de
CaZes and daughter, Paris.
AT the Clareudon-M. c. Burke and
wife. West Superior; NJ. d. Halloran,
LIE Sueur; J. Nj. Monkey and wife, New
York; Miss Kate Burke. West Superior;
F. Ii. McAmsally, Jasper, Ala.
At the Windsor - Mrs. Edward
Wright, Edward A. Trumbull, Chicago;
J. w. Norton, GAINESVILLE, Wis; George
n. Lamphere, Moorhead A. E. Eng
strOm, Cannon Falls; David H. Warren,
Grand Forks; A. L. Mueller, Duluth
E. w. Ziegler and wife, ST. Louis; Mrs.
Charles A. Morey, Winona; K b.
Hardy, Duluth.
AT the MetropoIitan-F. E. Halt, Gin
cinnati; w. E. Beale, Pittsburg; q. II.
Merrill, G. E. Libby. Fort Benton,
Mont. George Asbdown and wife, Win
nipeg; G.. E. Herdman, j. A. Herdman,
Lincoln, Neb.; George II. Pretchett
and wife. New Orleans. j. Patterson,
Salt Lake; G. d. +. Mitchell, Chicago;
Dick Rist and wife. Tacoma, Wash. = G.
o. Semple, Fort Williams; z. E. Pin
cree, Seattle. WASH; c. F. Heming
Chicago; j. B. Warren, Green Bay, Wis.