St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-05
AT THE HOTELS.

A. W. Stiles, of the interior depart-
ment at Washington, who has for
months past been circulating through
North Dakota as the special agent of
the government land department., re-
turned yesterday from short vacation
at his home in the East and put up at
the Merchants. Mr.. Stiles has been
doing magnificent work in North Da-
kota unearthing land frauds, anu has
procured the indictment of several very
prominent persons, who, as the evil
dence seems to indicate. have made
large fortunes through their pecula-
lions. A wealthy and very prominent
banker of that state is now awaiting his
trial in the United States court OH the
charge of extensive land frauds. A very
gratifying characteristic of Mr.. Stiles is
that he fakes them as they come with
out regard to rank or fortune.
The Viscount d'Aubigny DAISY,
handsome young Frenchman, and mem
Der of one of the oldest families of notab-
ility of Normandy, France, arrived in st.
Paul yesterday and put up OF the Ryan.
lie is unable to speak word of Eng
lish, yet is doing the country alone. He
arrived in America early in the season,
and after spending few days at the
worlds fair, went to Alaska. On the
way back from Alaska, he made a
leisurely tour through the farming
lands of the British Northwest country.
purchasing 800 acres of whe at lands $50
miles west of Winnipeg. He intends to
increase this farm into very large pro-
portions. He visited the Yellowstone
Park, and thinks it the greatest wonder
land in the world. He leaves today for
Chicago. and will sail from New York
for home on the 10th.
Atthe Merchants'-S. E. KepSter aud
wife, Dawson; II. c. Garvin, Winona;
Il. E. Mather and wife, Minnewaukon,
N. D.; A. a. OStgard, st. Thomas, n.
D.; o. c. Wakefield, Sprague; Capt.
James Halloran. Paul Halloran. Miss
Corcoran, Fort Yates, n. d.; E. D. Mid
daugh, Owattonna; Alfred ID. Dunk,
Hellond. Brainerd: Robert Houston and
wife, Glendive, Mont; Joseph De-
schemes and wife, and j. l.. Cashel,
Grafton. \. ID.
Gen. Nelson 4. Mills, U. S. A., Capt
Marion. Capt. p. Maus, ,Johu Z. Remey,
u. S. N, James ii. Gilbert, sheriff of
Cook county. ILL.,. wife and daughter.
and Frederick Remington, the cele-
brated writer, were among the tourists
Ill the Yellowstone Park yesterday.
At the Clarenden-M. c. Burk and
wife, West Superior; d. Y. Collins,
Fargo, n. D.: NJ. A.Kildutf. Belle Plaine
George w. Hall and daughter. Hutch
nsoN: George II. hastings. White Bear;
G.. Abbertmeyer, OSceola, Wis; p. IL.
Foley, Superior, Wis.
At Hotel Metropolitan-T. Z. Cole,
Washington; Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Brown,
Boston; Frank Il. Suffer, Syracuse, n.
Y; II. b. Holiday, Lima. O.; Miss A.
Minnltt, Charles City; j. W. Perly, st.
Croix Falls; Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Mather,
Minnewaukon. n. ID.
Travelling Passenger Agent Jandon
Browne, of the Jacksonville, St.
Augustine & Indiana River railroad,
among the transient railroad men in ST..
Paul yesterday.
At the Windsor-James Fl. Sharp,
Moorhead: Ii. S. Bassett, Preston; L.
d. Farwell, Duluth: Il. f. Olalstead.
Long Lake: II. l.. Kerricll. Millai; John
j. Buckley, MisSOula. Mont.
A Raymond IL Whiteomb party of
seventy-oue persons, hailing from the
Pacific coast over the Northern Pacific,
put up at the Ryan yesterday.
Edwin G. Hotter, Helena, Mont; W.
f. Burrell, Hastings; A. Young, Sioux
City. To-; A b. Wehler. G. j. Redmond,
j. Kilgenr, r. Young, Winnipeg. Man.
At Hotel Brunswick-JameS Walker,
Fargo: George w. Nelson, Wahpeten
Thomas Murray, La Crosse; f. C. Eli
son, LIE Sueur.
At the Ryan-G NJ. Adams. Great
Falls. Mont; Walter S. Scott, Il. s. A.,
Fort Buford, \. ID.
A Raymond party CT seventy peo7ie
from Yellowstone Park were at TIE
Ryan Yesterday.