St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-08
WITH THE TRAVELLERS.

senator Davis baS arrived home from
the protracted special session of con-
gress, to remain in the city until the
regular session is TO begin. Mrs. Davis
remains in Washington, hence the SEN
ator is stopping at the Ryan.
He was seen last evening, and talked
briefly upan few matters of public
interest, treating them from his Repub-
lican point of view.
"YeS, think that the repeal of the,
Sherman silver purchasing bill will re-
!leve the national depression" said he
in reply to query. "The banks of the
East are anxious to put their vast ac-
cumulationS of money into active SER
vice. The banks of New York have
vast hoardings, and unless they put the
money out at interest the depositors
will simply pull their money out and
loan it themselves. l understand that
Western merchants are already dis
counting their bills in New York; in
fact, they are solicited to do so by the,
Eastern concerns.
Il doubt that the tariff matter is cut
ting much of a figure in the public
mind. Of course, Eastern manufacture
ers are not opened in full blast, but
quite likely they will soon get over their
fear that the tariff will be repealed and
resume operations.
'It is my impression that the majority
OF the Democrats have given up their
intention of making sweeping repeal
of tariffs. Some of the Democratic
congressman have told as much. l
think the Mckinley bill will only
be revised to limited extent
L feel quite certain that the
leaders of the Democratic party have
become convinced that the conditions
of the country are such that a protect
i've tariff must be continued. In myop IN
ION it would be disastrous to any party
to repeal protection. However, it may
turn out that the regular session of con-
gress will make sweeping repeal of
tariffs.
1.-The repeal Of the 10 per cent tax on
currency issues of private banks has, 1
think. been practically given up by the
majority of the Democratic congress
men,. The chairman of house COM
mittee on banks and banking, has indi-
Gated to me very clearly that he is
opposed to the repeal of the measure.
l doubt that any further movement will
be made to bring about the repeal of the
tax"
II. NJ. Hart and wife, 1926 Holly ave-
nue.; Phil Reilly and family, SOS Dayton
avenue, and B. W. Smith and wife, 4e1
Dayton avenue. leave this evening for
California, to be gone SIX months. They
go via the Omaha to Kansas City, thence
on the Southern Pacific to the coast.
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Col. II. l.. Brooks, England, registered
at the Ryan yesterday.
Oar S. Hall. of Stewart, affixed his
signature yesterday to the Merchants
register.
II. Graham, r. Mcleod, 81. Trott, c.
Griffin and S. E. Gregory, all from Aus
tralia, registered at the Ryan yesterday.
At the Windsor-T. S. Campbell, West
Superior; j.. A. Wallace. Boston;
Charles Wieland, Chicago; Frederick
Wall, Philadelphia.
At the Clarendon-W. Chamberlain,
Austin; G. R. Meredith, Casselton, N.
D.; j. Smith, West Superior; Jack
Roll, Chicago; Fred Goodyear, Cincin-
natl.
At the Sherman: N. Morris, Des
Moines; o. Ashton, Milwaukee; A.
Brown, Chicago; II. e. King, Milwau-
kee; 81. B. Hoover, Waterloo, To-; E. E.
helm, st. Joseph, Mo-; T. f. Young,
Benson; A. J. Parker, Spring Valley;
George Prindle. Northwood.
At the Metropolitan-E. E. Monroe,
Cannon City; II. j. James, Durango,
COL; J. e. Rice, Red Wing; s. r. Hell
gard, Helena, Mont; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wellington, Dubuque, To-; E.E.
Freanny, Marietta. o.; p. f. Fahy,
Belle Plaine; Ralph Evenston, Chicago;
Daniel B. Chandler, Cincinnati; f. Q.
Payne, Menominee, Wis.
At the Merchants'-Earl Cranston,
Cincinnati; V. II. Stickney, Dickinson,
n. d.: j. @. Singer, San Francisco; +.
Greene, Virginia City, Wash; A. n.
Hinton. Sault Ste. Marie, Arthur West,
Livingston; j. Adam Bede, Tanner; j.
G. Thorp. j. G. Thorp Jr., Cambridge.
Mass; r. A. Pingree, Boston; w. Z.
TAFT, P. 3. German, st. Cloud.
At the Ryan-C. T. Sylvester, New
York; 6. A. Mason, Chicago; E. d.
Nelson, lronwood. Mich; 6. II. Bar
bour, Helena; l.. s. Parsons, Louisville,
Ky; Pierre P. Terry, Seattle; John w.
GosS, Spokane; W. 81. Doolittle, Ia
coma; w. K. Stebbins. Worcester,
Mass; Charles P. Robbins, Mullan,
Idaho; d. A. Goodsell, San Francisco;
N. w. Warren, Denver; E. G. Andrews,
New York.