Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-05
ALL FIXED FOR THE M. DIS
St. Paul Ready for tho WraDglers to Open
Their BaH-Arrival of More Delegates
The General Proeramme-The State So
ciety and It's Work.


Their BaH-Arrival of More Delegates
The General ProeFamme-The State So
cisty and It's Work.
II twenty years ago any man had predicted
that within that time there would be congre'
gated in the city of st. Paul over thousand
representatives of society composed OF The
most learned and brightest intellects OF con-
tinent, he would have been regarded as
lunatic. Time has rolled on however, and
the resent week will witness the &C
complishment of just such an event. They
are coming from the north and from the
south, from the east and from the west, and
tomorrow they sit down in council TO DELHI.
crate upon all the i'll to which human flesh is
heir. Such gathering of savans occurs but
once in year anywhere, and surely but once
in the history of any city on the habitable
globe. It may be said that the convention
which meets in this city to morrow Will be
composed of men who In greater or less de-
gree hold the issues almost of life and death
in their hands. They come from every cline
and bring with them the knowledge OF a
world both past and present. They have
made humanity study and the wisdom OF
ages is their property. Such gathering OF
learned and eminent men is an event in the
history of any city, and their deliberations
will have the effect of extending the bounds
of hum IN knowledge SO far as it relates to
the health and consequent happiness OF hu'
man beings.
The GLOBE has heretofore given the full
progra NINE of the approaching convention,
and but little is left to say in advance OF its
action. At least thousand delegates are ex-
pected to be present. and the local committees
have made every preparation to receive ana
all who come, so far as the
formal business of the society is concerned.
1t is needless to say that the citizens
of st. Paul will see to it that
nothing is lacking in the way OF
hospitality to make the soJourn
of their distinguished guests both pleasant
and agreeable.
AS stated above, the convention meets to-
morrow (Tuesday) at II q. m, at the opera
house, at which place all the main meetings
of the convention will be held. The COM
mittee on arrangements have indicated the
following programme:
All members will register at the old court
house, corner Fourth and Wabashaw streets.
after q. m. Monday, June 5. General session
will be held at the Opera house, Wabashaw
street.
Section on practice OF medicine, materia
medica and physiology, meets at the Opera
house.
Section on obstetrics and diseases OF women,
meets at Odd Fellows hall, Wabashaw and
Fifth streets.
Section on surgery and anatomy, meets at
Sherman hall, Wabashaw street between Fifth
and Sixth.
Section on state medicine, meets at Work
mems hall. corner Wabashaw and Fifth
streets.
Section on opthalmology, GEOLOGY and
~ bat hall
Seventh and Wabashaw.
Section on diseases of children, meets at
Druids' hall, corner st. Peter and Sew enth
streets.
Section on dentistry, meets at common
council room, corner Fifth and Washington
streets.
All mail addressed to the care of the asso-
citation, can be had at my office until Monday
after that at the desk OF the per-
manent secretary. ALEX. j. STONE, NJ. D.,
Chairman Committee on Arrangements.
Office corner Fourth and Jackson streets.
The great bulk of the delegates are expected
to arrive to day and to morrow morning, al
though few are already in the city. In adj
dition to those mentioned in the GLOBE OF
the following names were reported
at the different hotels yesterday:
At the Metropolitan: DR.. G. A. Savony,
Lowell, Mass; DR.. James r. Taylor, OF Bell.
vue college, N. Y; DR.. Thos. L. Neal and wife,
of Dayton, Ohio; Prof. w. F. Peck, Daven-
port. Iowa; DR.. James Fl. Peabody, DR.: Victor
Il. Hoffman and DR.. Richard G. Moore, Omaha;
DR.. L. j. Abbott, fremont, Neb.; DR.. W. j.
Graham, Grand Island. Neb.; DR.. M. W. Stone,
oohoo, Neb; DR.. A. R. Mitchell, Lincoln,
Neb DR.. L. II. Robbins, Lincoln, Neb.; DR..
w. M. Krupp, York, Neb.: DR.. E. w. Whit
ten, Nebraska City, Neb.; DR.. P. o. Hooper,
Little Rock, Mo.
At the Merchants: Dr.. w. c. Davis, In
dianola, To-; DR.. o. E. Evans, Gowrie, To-;
DR.. W. w. Sweeney, Red Wing, Mimi; DR..
John Phillips. Stevens Point, Wis; Dr.. G.. P.
Hanawalt, Des Moinee, 10.
At the Windsor: DR. T. J. Caldwell. Abel,
To-; DR.. B. II. Criley, Dallas Center, To-; DR..
Thos. NJ. McIlwaine. Peoria, H.; DR.. Geo.
Holey, Kansas City, Mo-; DR.. c. Lester Hall,
Marshall, Mo-; DR.. j. B. Wood, Waverly, Mo;
DR.. C. E. Love, Kansas City, Mo-.
At the Clarendon DR.. ]. R. Weber, Mon
ILL.,; DR.. W. B. Smith, Monmouth,
ILL.,: DR.. Eugene Grisson, Raleigh, N. G.