Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
TICKET PUNCAGRS,
THE -fEyU4AL CONTENTION OF RiIE-
WAY COTCCCTOsS TO MEET {.
TO-DiT.

FHE ANNUAL CONTENTION OF E14IL-
W4T COTCUCTOsS TO MEET
TO-DiT.
The Purposes of the OrganizatIon-The |
National Ofiicers-Delegates Already |
Arrived-A Fine BODY o. Men.
The fifteenth annual grand session of
the railroad conductors of the United
States and Canada will convene at $50
o'clock this morning in the hall of Division
No. 40, their rooms being located at No.
81 jackson street. During the fourteenth
annual grand session of the order in the
city of Buffalo, N. Y, the Hon, Mayor
Rice and city authorities, of st. Paul,
unanimously joined in transmitting to
Col J. A. Mitchell, who represented st.
Paul & Minneapolis Division. No. 40,
in that convention, an invitation to
the ''Order of railway conductors of the
United States and Canada" to hold their
next grand session here, extending to them
the Inequalities and courtesies of the city.
And. although there were pressing in
vitations from other cities in the United
States and in Canada. soliciting
the choice of their respective
localities, our beautiful metrop-
oils of the Northwest was unanimously
chosen wherein to hold the fifteenth an
nual session of the grand division, which
will convene as aforesaid to day.
This &c lol
ciples. Its object is to unite conductors
in perpetual friendship" and aims to eie-
vate their character and standing as con-
ductors and as men. Its benefits are man
fold in the benign work and practice of
the ''9oldcn rule." Honor and distinction
Meeting link between railway corpora
tons and their conductors, protecting alike
the interests of both. Its consistency dur
ing long years of trial. and steadfast ad-
herence to principles of right have earned
a splendid reputation, instances of ad-
vancement and prefermeRt in railway
service attest.
Among the members in good standing
in the ''Order of Railway Conductors We
notice, are train masters, superintendent
| masters of transportation. general super.
intendents and general managers.
The business of the session will probably
be closed on Friday or Saturday at the
latest, and on Sunday evening they will
leave by special train for a grand excur
sion to Winnipeg, stopping at variou:
points on the line, and going even as fal
as the Lake of the Woods, and thence via
Duluth, homeward bound.
The officers of the grand division are C
S. Wheaton, of Elmira, n. Y, who is the
grand chief conductor, or presiding an6
executive officer.
A. G. G. C.-R. E. Fitzgerald, of st
Louis, TO.
G.S. & T.-Wm. R. Daniels, of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa.
G. S. C.-S. II. Defries, of Toronto, Ont
G. j. CIV. S. Dunn. of Scranton, Pa
G. I. S.-W. H. George, of Houston, Tex
Ont.
Grand Executive Committee-C. R. Ash
ton, of Council Bluffs, Iowa: 81. S. Chap
man, of Lockport, N. Y; NJ. Ryan, of New
York city.
1uoUldiCS ". .. w neat
on. chairman; Geo. W. Slair, of Elmira. n
Y: j. H. Archie, of Collinwood, Ohio.
The delegates began to arrive yesterday
and last evening the following were re
ported at the different hotels:
G. S. Wheaton, G. G. c.. Northern Cen
trail railway.
R. E. Fitzgerald, A. G. G. c., Mo- Pac.
| w. z. Daniels, G.. S. g. T., B. G. R. g. N
w. S. Dunn, g. c., D. L. & w.
G. r. Ashton, executive committee, C. B
SO.
81. S. Chapman, executive committee
N. Y, L. E. & w.
M. Ryan, executive committee. Lon.
Island railway.
! Geo. w. lSair, ms. CON-, Northern Cen
| trail.
G. W. Jennison, L. S. & NJ. S.
L. P. Martin, Missouri Pacific.
Chas. L. Cole, Central Iowa.
| L. Slower. A. Parker. G. n. Brown. n. Y
L. E. g. w
G. A. Willard, same.
G. R. Marsh, A., T. & ST.
W. A. Darling, D., L. & W.
j. F. Anderson, Grand Trunk.
Sam Hobson, Long Island Ry.
Jas. Laughlin, W., st. L. & P.
E. o. Soule. B., c. R. & N.
| j. c. Weed, T. & P.
Geo. j. johnson, c., NJ. & st. P.
S. E. Farnham, 4"
j. N. Robinson, Wis. Cent.
D. D. Bennett, A., 7. & ST.
w. E. Forker, G. B. & X. G.
L. R. Carver, c., R. 1. & P.
F. G. Aechtermacht, Kas. Pac.
Thos. Hughes, G. & A.
81. S. Storrs, G. B. & Q.
G. B. Stanchfeld, C. B. & Q.
M. W. Farley, Cent. Vermont.
| A. w. Hornbeck, N. Y. L. E. & w.
G. w. SAKE. Central of n. j.
&c. W. Long, P. F. w. & C.
| S. B. Childs, G. B. & Q.
w. R. Klophel,
Geo. Harmer, G. B. & Q.
| E. G. Brainerd, G. NJ & st. P.
| F. w. Flint, Vermont Cent.
r. A. Mead.
J. W. Working, C. B. & @.
F. NJ. Sanders. G. & N. w.
P. Hogan, G. & N. w.
| q. r. Hammond IT. p