St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-24
WITH THE TRAVELLERS.

Emile i.tvasseur, metthre de- Fin
stitut, prn .csstur au College dc France
et au Conservative DIES Arts et Meters,
arrived! III ST. Paui yesterday attcfnoou.
aud devoted Inc reIUainde1 Of tne ,iay
10 tO0iin" about tue capital in company
pgit,, Tabor Commissioner powors. Sc
cpriug material for his statistical work.
The professor is gathering statistics n
AMGrica concerning educational aui
labor questions to aScertain what eau
be done To improve educational aud
labor matters i'll France. lie said i'll an
interview:
Il ;ind ia America that your ai'oriug
paupiea and farmers live muc;i higher
and ara generally better situated than
the same classes are i'll Europe. THESE
classes IN England stand next 10 you,
the French come third, the German
fourth, and so on. | am gOiu. "a, IN
here to minneapolis, aud Monday |
shall leave for North iiaktti t. study
farming aud the condition OF the fa,In-
ers there. Our French peasants arr a
very saving people, aud very ,naiy of
tllem own The farmS they work. They
get S:natt returns Tor their ;ui uuo.i
their laudS. but they are 50 very saving
that they get ahead In spite of their uii-
favorable conditions. Could they have
the advantages OF the corresponding
classes ia this country they wouid all
tie fure-hauded in Il short time. 1t Is
true, their living dues mo-: cost them 50
much as it does the same Glasses lierv.
but the difference between their income
and living IS out of proportion with that
of your people"
EX-Lleut. Gov. Ives, OF st. Peter. was
at the Merchants yesterday en- route
home fr0m tile meeting of the sovereign
grand lodge OF Odd Fellows at hiilWau-
kee. Mir. Ives said: The sovereign
lodge is composed OF four delegates
from each state In the union: also dele
gates from the British provinces. The
men composing this lodge formed a very
intelligent body. All the business was
transacted rapidly and without friction.
Times will be better i'll our section just
ils soon as the banks feel that they can
with safety loan money. 1t was pretty
hard on our banks al 81. Peter. us we
were between MankatU, where the
banks suspended, and LIE Sueur, where
Smith 81 Co. IS bank failed. Our banks
went through the. crisis without diff
Guilty, and we are very proud of our
record"
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At the Windsor-William Johnston.
Rat Portage; Ii. f. Holmes, Rat Port
age; L. s. Campbell, West Superior:
G. l.. Spanger, Duluth; A. G.. Nacau-
lay, Duluth; Ii. l.. Harick. MiIacea.
At the Clarendon-I. Shanuon, Du-
Iuth; N. S. Gervais, Crookston; A, L..
Carey. Fargo; D. w. Starr, Tacoma.
AT the Ryan-MaIcus Daily, William
Scalton, Butte, Mont; NJ. Hector and
wife. Fargo; Il. E. Wilkinson, London,
England; Francis Buckiing, George
Goodman, Mrs. b. Martins, Oakland,
Cal; w. IL. Porter. Auburn, n. Y; W.
o. FInkbine, X. E. ,iewett. Des Moines,
To-; G. Denison, Ontario; J. Bailey,
Winnipeg.
at the Merchants'-H. C. Lowell,
Billings, Mont; E. ID. Middough, Owa-
t0nna; William Robinson, Winnipeg:
B. f. Stanley. Duluth: E. l.. SAWYER.
Tacoma; j. w. Elliott Aberdeen; II.
B. Cory and wife, Wheaton, Mimi; f.
a. Rising, Winona.
At the BrunSwick-R. j. Williams.
Fargo; w. Il. Ames. Osakis: r. S.
Leavitt. Toledo; j. p. Perkins. Chicago.
At the MetrOpolitan-R. H. Kidd,
Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. n. c. Pabst. J.
w. Forsenger, Chicago; Frank Phillips,
Kansas City; MIR. and Mrs. J. Lucke
CFamer, Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ.
Ashmead, Pittsburg; Mr.. ana Mrs. Sid
j. Coffee. MissOula, Mont; MIR. and
Mrs a. NJ. Geteher. Livingston: d. A.
Stocking, Dickinson. n. D.: Eugene
Church New York; L. ID. Day. Duluth;
Nj. S. Modern, Jamestown, n H.:
EliZabeth ~. Hiowar.h, Francs E.
Dougaii, Seattle.