The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-19

J.. W. Griffith, wife and son, Mt. Gilead
Sentinel.
M. G. Manley, Burton Leader.
J. Z. Kinney and wife, Sandusky Journal.
Geo. Feltz Lima Courier.
Dick Cunningham, Bluffton News.
D. II. Toland, Delphos Herald.
B. M. Fredrick, Spencer Journal.
Boss Kelly, Lima Democrat
G. D. Campbell, Lima Republican.
f. y. Dickensheet, Sidney Journal.
i. E. Harwood, Springfield Gazette.
L. Redfeld, Norwalk Experiment.
M. l.. Bryan and daughter, London En-
terprise.
pertinent.
T. M. Ritzal, Warren Chronicle.
Charles b. Webb, Garnettsville Journal.
+. G.White, Holmes County Republican.
J. H. WilIiston, Bucyrus Forum.
N. A. Gilmore, Shiloh Review.
J. ?. Tolkey, Fulton Signal.
Geo, W. Bunyan and wife. New Lebanon
Record.
John I. Raper, Chillicothe Gazette.
A. W. Search, Coshocton Age.
MORNING SESSION.
At 9 o'clock the Convention of Editors
met at Melodeon Hall, Mr.. J. F. Mack, of
viz hcSlSttI, pTeSlulnR.
The Committee on Constitution and Bv-
laws made report, and the Constitution
as reported was adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions will re-
port this evening after the banquet.
The Committee on Selecting Officers re-
ported the following for the ensuing YEAR
l. +. Mack, of the Sandusky Register
President; E. 7. Kidd, Vice President; w.
Z. McClintock, of the Lebanon Star, and
Miss Lille c. Darst, of the Circleyille Her
aid, Secretaries; G. R. Alderman, of the
Marietta Register, Treasurer.
On suspension of the rules the nomina-
tions were made unanimous.
Mr.. Mack stated that all applicants for
admission must report to the Committee ON
Membership. The admission fee is 81.
MIR. Armstrong, of the Committee on
Arrangements for this afternoon. reported
that the carriages would leave the Gibson
House at 1:30 o'clock
General Andrew Hickenlooper was intro
duced as former printers devil by Mr..
Bickham. The General made a brief
speech, and then the Convention ad-
journed.
WHITELAw REID.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, managing editor of
the New York Tribune, arrived in the CITY
this morning and took rooms at the Bur
net House. He is the guest of Mr.. Sam.
Reid, of the Gazette, and will make a short
stay in the city. This evening he will ad-
dress the Editors Association at their
banquet at the Highland House.
TOUR THROUGH THE cry.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the editors left
the Gibson House in body and paid
visit to Shillito's mammoth building, on
Seventh and Race streets From there
they went to the Cuvier Club HEADQUARTERS,
and then they dispersed and visited places
to suit themselves.
ON CHANGE.
At the close OF Change hours TODAY
Vice President Morrison made few re-
marks in reference to the presence of the
Ohio editors in tie city, and in the name of
the Chamber u Commerce welcomed
them to the floor. He then introduced
Mr. |. F. Mack, of sandusky, who, after
thanking the members Of the Chamber for
the privileges granted them, stated that
the Association had met in the city more
for fun than for business, and thus far thev
had improved their time well.
Mr.. W. D. Bickham, of the Dayton Jour
nal the next gentleman introduced. re-
marked that like all true Ohioans they
were getting and seeing all they could while
in the city, and especially after night they
had met with much which would be
strange to people in other parts of the
State
Mr.. George E. Washburn, of Elyria, the
last speaker spoke in reference to the in
fuence of the Chamber of Commerce in
other parts OF the State.
AFTER DINNER.
After dinner at the Gibson House, they
again assembled at 1:30 o'clock in body. |
and took seats in the hacks waiting for
them. There were fifty hacks III line.
The first part of the programme was
irive through our beautiful suburbs, reach
ng the House of Refuge at 210 O'clock. |
From there, after thorough inspection Of
The buildings, they drove 10 the Work
house, where they partook CT lunch. At
o'clock they drove into Spring Grove
Cemetery, and from there proceeded to the
Geological Garden.
Should time permit after the carriage
irive this evening. and previous to the
banquet, the party by invitation of Mr.. |
kerper will ride over his street-railroad !
inc through Eden Park aud Walnut Hills. |
THIS EVENING
The banquet will take place at the High
and House, at $50 o'clock, and an address
will be made by Whitelaw Reid, ESQ.,, OF |
The New York Tribune. Responses and |