Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

to the convention, 70 the vnrt0ul
railroad companies, and also TO I'll,
packet companies. Carried.
Aftor tho appointment Of Estill NJ
Henry, Of tho st. Louis Times, d,
Treasurer, tho Association adjourn
oil.
Tho following editors wcr0 In at
tcnltancc.
sAfiIo blair, Eagle, Doonyiile.
lsfIon h q Evans, Eagle, Do0nvlle.
.Dr Jos a Mndd, Dispatch, Troy.
iThec ID Fisher. ncrnia, Trey.
VIM ) r,rsy, staniard, Warrensburs.
.Jos II Turner, Record, carrollfon.
rrf "a , sSSs, rI Fqrs.,s Ms. saar G'y Zen .ra,la.
st W Htrrts, Leader, Mexico.
III nj Harniil, Leader, Mexico.
yWs sil. 6 H wifasS::. s 4tIsnrs,,s, f %fs,9n'
Jas u Payne, Courier, Ilarrisonsilis.
Jns cameron, western Dispatch, Pleasant Hi
s L { Gam u Ssaa Gass afsa' AP psr%'as Gilg.
. r Dobyns, Republican, Macon CITY.
NJ l. Malone, Cash Book, jackson.
w S Bryan, Standard, Montgomery City.
G II Grumman, Commercial, Alexandria.
20 u Antin. Bates County iecord. Butler.
so N richards, Enterprise. Holden.
J @ PangDorn, Advertiser, iIoonyillc.
W w Vaughan, Banner, Brownsville.
II q : Fossi efseryer. franklin:
Frank III grooks, Express. Iockport.
e W Mesiuiltn, Democrat, Hillsboro.
sam d Rowe, Marble City News, c Girardeau.
" Il Loiiet, new Era, Palmyra.
John A Hannay, Gazeite, Versailles.
Lid Ensiin, journal, Glasgow.
J L Hutton, intclligpnccr, Mexico.
sJohn w Jacks, lnteIIigcncpr, Mexico.
Carlthcrs, Bee, Fradcrick.own.
w 4 Rosscr, Democrat, harshirld.
4 Y Hull, Democrat, Sedaiia.
= Barton, University MlsIonrian, Columbia.
~ ID Craii1all, Gazette, Brook1eld.
w T Switzlcr, Statesman, Columbia.
Irwin Swllzier. Statesman, Columbia.
g Blakry, Review, Plcesant Hill
John n Edwarls, Times. Kansas City.
ethan Allen, Caucasian, Lexington.
M l. Deaotte, Register, Lexington.
LA WEIGH. Sentinel, Clarksviile.
JlT z Anderson, Sentinel, GAINESVILLE.
bsz Purdon, Post. Bowling Green.
) Birrett, Press, Canton.
Geo " 19S G!issn nt G!oSc. g. .1 T5aTsss
Eugene Field, Journal Of Commerce, st. Louis.
~ IL Mcrwiu, journal of Education, SC. Louis.
. \ } Co!nan, Rural World. st. Louis.
Cd ColrnaL, Rural World, 81. Louis.
Newton Crane, Democrat, st LOUIS.
fsi' SI Ti,,lgTson, Dispatch, st. Louis.
J g pangborn, Republican, So: Louis
isW CB Gillespie, Register. kirksyille.
NJ r Simmons, Messenger, Mexico.
L Henderson, Enterprise, M1berly.
&C Mnyhall, Rails County RECORD, n London.
4 Kli,pel. sentinel, Oregon.
Estill.M Henry, Times, ST. Louis.
L G. King, News, ST. Charles.
Rawlings, Democrat, Shelbiua.
u Kennedy, Leader, Springfield.
n q Burcl, State Journal, Jefferson City.
L v Comstock, Commercial, st. Joseph.
Those marked thus ~ were accompanied by
ladies.
There wero some others whose
names VIC failed 10 got.
AT about half past ninc r.. NJ, the
members of the association, accom-
panied by q large number OF tho citi-
Zcns, embarked on the steamer Rob
Roy, where n sumptuous banquet was
spread. One hundred and forty
guests were seated at tho first table,
and did ample justice 10 the bill of
fare spread boforo them. Over two
hundred persons partook oftho solids
and fluids provided for the OCCASION.
About tllirty-five miles below the
city, tho Rob met with Andy, to which
steamer tho cxcursionists wcrc trans
fcrred, w~hcrcthe dance went on I'M
til tho boat reached this city. .
Here y special train of cars, provi-
dcd by the courteous accommodating
officers of the Chicago aud Alton r.
Il. Co., was in waiting for those who
wanted to visit Chicago. A largo
number of editors, having already
been provided with tickets, embraced
this opportunity, and, at 4.40 A. NJ,
the train sped away to the Lake City
under the charge of Col. G. NJ. Morse,
asst. Supt. Wcaried, and sleepy We
sped away TO "littlc bed" after
wishing our brethren q hapDy time.