St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-24
PERSONA MEN rION.

Harry Bulger and others OF the Rush
City company are at the Windsor.
Col. Cal S. Uline, of Devils Lake, an
Old citizen of st. Paul. and air Indian
fighter. was in the city yesterday. He
was Tor a number or years sheriff Of
Ramsey county.
At the Observation-Disclosures Wall,
Duluth; j. II. Sandersou, Buffalo; Z.
j. Brandt and wife. ADoka; 5. G. Jones,
Milwaukee,; b. c. Armstrong, Chicago;
b. 5. Hamilton, Duluth.
At the Wlndsor-H. w. Hodgdon.
Boston; L.. L. Pllkin and wife. Chicago;
r. NJ. Haven, Faribault; J. Z. Hanson.
Edward Nixon, Nj. A. Kirk, Marion
Mimi; r. z. Rogers, La Crosse. Wis.
George l.. Walker aud w. w. Pease,
with a party of friends, consisting Of
w. E. Brothers and ID. l.. Carpenter, of
New York. and Thomas p. Pease, of the
Minneapolis Commercial club, were
callers az the Commercial club yeSter-
day.
At the InternatiouaI-S. G. Gray, Kan
sas City; Mable Sutherland, Dotlie
Pine, New York; John W.. Drawn,
Alexandria; c. F. Burt. New York; II.
l.. Merrell. Grand Rapids; I'M. Lester,
Charles Belmont, Chicago; G. o. Ran
die, Emerson.
Hotel Sherman-U. J. Fry, Milwau-
kee; F. Rademaker, Billings, Mont; F.
d. Garrison. Kalamazoo, Mich; K.
Forschssen. New York; w. T.. Best,
Dickinson, n. D.; Owen Jones, Ho-
quaim, Wash. w. .. Hackett, Chicago;
w. F. Tucker, Nelson, Neb.; Ii. Hart,
st. Louis.
At the Ryan,. J. Mayer, Clevelaud;
). w. Dodge and wife. Seattle. Wash. I;
Charles c. Rosewaler. Omaha; A. w.
Debuke, San Francisco; 4. Il. Dingley,
Kalamazoo, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. j. s..
Carter, Chicago; B.. Schenck. U. S. A;
j. E. Ratclitf, Wheeling, W. Va.
J.. E. Ratcliff. of Wheeling, w. Va, is
in the city representing the River Side
Glass house. He has been through the
Northwest extensively. and says that he
has failed to find a city in the past few
weeks that is not enjoying a boom i'll
business. He says that the merchants
are in good spirits, and that they are
finding that business Is driving them.
MIR. Raicliff speaks of the glass business
as showing indications of a revival in
trade, and the modification of the tariff
viii not hurt the manufacturing in his
line OF business.
Hon. o. E. Gould. of Winona, was at
the Merchants yesterday. He was a
member of the lower house in 1891. He
did not bring any palmleaf fans with
him yesterday, and has discarded that
bouquet for electioneering purposes.
He it was that distributed a thousand
fans in the late Republican state con-
vention, on which were pasted notices
that he was a candidate for clerk of the
supreme court. The dodge came near
giving him the nomination.. hut his
breeze was not strong enough to upset
the combination of the slate against
him.
At the Merchants W. Potter and
wife. Lansing, Mich. j. Blanden and
wife. Fort Dodge. To-; ID. =. Wade,
Helena, Mont; Eugene b. Hoffman,
Bozeman, Mont; S. A. Nelson, Lanes
boro. Mimi; w. H. Valleau, DEBORAH,
To-; NJ. j. Henry, Seattle. Wash; Web
ster Eaton. Lincoln, Neb.; 6. Z. Haw-
tborne, Elgin, ILL.,; N. M. Kinney,
Winona; c. S. Uline, DEVILS Lake; a.
l.. R%hinehart. East Grand Forks; F. r.
Fulton, Grand Forks; o. B. Gould.
Winona; Mrs. J. ID. Caldwell. DUBUQUE.
To-; E. q. Nevins, Winona; E. A. Will
Jams, Bismarck, N. D.; Sam Grant,
Faribault.