St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-25
WITH THE TRAVELLERS.

GOV. L. u. ID. Sh0rtridge, Of North
Dakota, accompanied by his wife aud
daughter, were at the Merchants yes
terday OH their way home from visit
OF ten days at the worlds fair. Gov.
Shortridge. when asked as to how the
people in his state regard the silver
speech Of Senator Hansbrough, said
that he was i'll sympathy with the FARM
ers ana rank and file OF his party. The
governor takes the view that the farm
erS are in favor of the free coinage of
silver as far as the Dakotas are cou-
cerned.
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Judge Raleigh StrOtt, of Portland,
Or, stopped at the Ryan yesterday on
his way to Washington city to argue
some matters before the court OF claims
He reports that the general business of
his section is improving gradually. All
of the suspended national banks eX-
cept one have resumed, aud the other
will resume on Oct q The hop crop of
Oregon and Washington is very large
and the prices are good. This. he
thinks, will do much to help revive
trade in that country.
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Civil Service Commissioner Theodore
Roosevelt, of New York. was at the
X an for few hours yesterday and left
last night for home. He was accom-
panied bv DIR. Alexander Lambert, of
New York. They nave been out to
Roosevelt has large ranch and is en-
gagged in handling cattle and horses.
Mr.. Roosevelt was practlciug on some
of his hunting stories yesterday, and
tuld of shooting an antelope aud d
mountain sheep. DIR. Lambert is pre-
pared, however, to add another story as
10 how Mr.. Roosevelt got lost last week
when hunting and had to put i'll the
night IN the mountains.
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Col. G.. II. Brust, national bank ex-
aminer. was at the Merchants yester-
day eli route to Northern Wisconsin.
He has been at Superior to examine the
recently established banks there, and
says they are in good condition. He
spoke of the improved condition i'll
financial circles as being encouraging.
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At the Merchants'-J. A. Walker and
George Beckwith, Missouri, Mont; 5.
n. Miller aud son, Alexandria; w. ".
Fuller, Little Falls; j. Ii. Cortes and j.
Aud, Glendiye, Mont; j. L. Daniel.
Great Falls. Mont; John 5. Ewari, j.
f. Campbeii and wife. Winnipeg; James
Convery, Montana; .. A. Sanders and
wife. Fargo; Herman Misch, Little
Falls; Louis FontarmI, CrOOkstOn; j.
NJ. Dougan. Tacoma; ID. b. Ashelulau,
West Superior.
at the RYAN,. M. Ziegler and fam
lily, OF New Orleans; h. }. Gamble,
K. 5. Trip. YanktOn, s. D.; George A.
Cutting, w mona; Fred S. Knight, Mrs.
j. A. Knight, Mrs. j. S. Shepherd. Miss
Sharp, Mrs. H0bsOn. DR.. b. A. Mardis
anu ). w. Aorehead, of San Francisco;
E. Ii. Piilsbury, William b. King,
Washington, ID. c.; +. F. BilSey, En-
gland; john HOrtSOn, Butte, MOat.; Z.
A. Mitchell, Duluth; Ii. +. Goltesnben,
Deliver.
At the Metropoltan-J. ID. Boehme.
Butte, Mont; Frederic Topiif and
wife, A. G. Germans, New York: w. l..
Darling, Jamestown; a. Is. MOrrISUu,
Chicago; George NJ. Cook and wife,
Oma, a; James A. Scott, Sidney Ratio,
Louisville.
At the Windsor. B. Hunt, OF Man.
kato; Louis Leyderhelm, HamUurg.
Germany; A. Heller. Winnipeg; a. E.
Barre, Seattle; A. E. Pea,iee, Sioux
City; L. IL. Scnlueter. w. K. Ashcroft.
II. +. HARTMANN anu j. j. walters, OF
San Francisco; w. G. Sullivan, Port
land, Or; William Hall aud wife, Win
nipeg.
at the Brunswick-C. S. Falk, Pine
City; Ii. ID. Wheaton, Superior; j. +.
Sheldon. Sank Center; George ~. Nor
ton, Seattle. '-
At the Clarendon-J. M. Dickens, st.
James; NJ. ID. Manning, Wilmar; Ii. j.
HaSKa'up, wife and Two SOILS. Melrusr:
j. CarsIey, Winnipeg; j. 4. Alexander.
DeiUraine.