Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-16
RAILWAY mail SERVICE.

UelHB Inc fastest on record.
The convention will last until Saturday,
the programme for each day being as fol-
lows:
FIRST DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1883.
1880 a. IN. Special train will leave Chicago.
over the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul rail-
way. This train is furnished to the association
through the kindness of General Manager s. s.
Merrill
6p. m.-Arrival of special train at St. Paul.
Fastest time on record.''
Reception OF delegates and guests of the asso-
clatlen at the metropolitan hetel, where accom-
mediation has been secured for all at reduced
rates, 49, so per day.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1883.
500 a. m.-Calling of convention to order bv
the president.
Prayer.
Five minutes addresses of welcome to the as
ISOLATION by Governor l.. f. Hubbard for the
state of Minnesota
Mayor c. D. O'Brien for the city of St. Paul.
Dr. David Day, for the chamber of COM
merce, and Captain James q. White, Superin-
tendent OF the Sixth division, r. III. s.
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS.
8. Appointment Of committee on creden-
tials.
4. Annual address of welcome.
D. report OF committee on credentials.
q. Reading of the MINUTES of last meeting.
Z. Report of the secretary
q. Report Of the treasurer
8. Report of the board of directors.
10. Report of other committees.
IL. Unfinished business of last session.
IL. Nomination and election of special com
mittees.
ID. Communications, resolutions and new
business
II. Miscellaneous business.
10. Election of officers, which shall be in
the order as named in the constitution
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY, SEPT. 10, 1883.
BUSINESS Sessions-9 a. m, 2 p. m. and p m,
During the business sessions of Tuesday and
Wednesday it is desired that all those who are
not engaged as delegates should take this oppor-
tunlty to do the city of st. Paul, and call upon
any member OF the reception committee to aid
them.
The freedom of the city will be rendered to all.
ANY member of the convention who may de-
sire passes to any point west or north of St.
Paul, to be used after the weeks festivities are
over are requested to make their application to
Capt. Ed. s. Bean or G. II. Bosworth not later
than Wednesday noon.
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. 20. 1883.
$50 a. m. Leave st. Paul by special train
via Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway
for Fort Smelling, where the party will be re-
celved by the general commanding, and officers
OF the regular army. After inspecting the fort
return by special train to st. Paul, arriving at
II a. N.
1:O0p. m. Leave st. Paul via st. Paul g.
Duluth railroad for Saltwater. Train will stop
at the state prison grounds, where the party will
be received by Senator Sabin, Postmaster Butts
and others.
Two hours time will be devoted to inspecting
the inside of the state prison, and the
manufacturing establishments of Seymour.
Sabin & Co.
$50 p. N. Reception and banquet at the
residence and grounds of Senator Sabin, ten
dered to the party by the senator and Postmaster
Butts.
500 p m. Leave Saltwater by special train
for st. Paul.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. 81, 1888.
$50 a. m. Leave st. Paul in special cars
via st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad,
accompanied by the First Regiment band for
Wayzata, where the party will embark on the
steamers Hattie May and Lotus, and visit all
principal points on Lake Minnetonka, arriving
at Excelsior at
1907 p. m. Dinner at Excelsior house.
400 p. m. Leave Excelsior via steamers for
Wayzata.
5:25 p. m. Leave Wayzata via St. Paul, Min
neapolis q Manitoba railroad for st. Paul. ar
irving at $50 p. m.
$50 D. m. Reception and banquet lunch at
the residence of DR.. David Day, postmaster,
where large number of the citizens of st. Paul
will gather to welcome our visiting friends.
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY, sEPTEMBR %, 1888.
9:l5 a. m. Leave st. Paul for Minneapolis via
special train, which has been rendered to the
association by Superintendent H Prior, of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul, railroad The
party will be received at Minneapolis by Gen.
w. ID. Washburn, member of congress, and o.
Nj. Laraway, postmaster, where carriages will
be provided for the delegates, alternates and
officers OF the association to visit the milling
district, st. Anthony Falls and other points of
interest in the city.
HOO a. m. Leave Minneapolis via Motor
line for Laka Calhoun
1900 m. Dinner at the Lyndale hotel given
by citizens of Minneapolis.
800 p. m. Return to Minneapolis via Motor
line.
400 p. m. Leave Minneapolis via special
train for the Falls of Minnehaha.
$50 p. m. Leave Minnehaha in special train
via Fort Smelling arriving at st. Paul at p. m.
OFFICERS AND DELEGATES.
The list of the officers and de, egates so far as
heard from is aa follows:
President-W Baird, Chattanooga, Tenn
Vice-Presidents, First Divisional A But
rick, New Haven, Conn.
Second Division-P P Waring, New York
city.
Third Division-Thos Leahey, Richmond,
Va.
Fourth Division-Wallace Rhodes, Atlanta,
Ga.
Fifth Division-JW Shawhan, Columbus,
Ohio.
Sixth Division-J M Hubbard, Chicago, Ill.
Seventh Divisions P Taft, st Louis, No.
Eighth Division-C P Evans, Sacramento
Cal.
Ninth Division-Alex Grant, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Secretary-John V Henry, Quincy Ill.
Treasurer-C e Moore, Boston Mass
Board of Directors-N W Coder, Toledo,
Ohio
W f Hit, Indianapolis, Ind.
L E Cole, Burlington Iowa.
S K Baughman, Camp Point, Ill.
w Warfeld, st Louis, No.
r W Camp, Kansas City, No.
N H Nichols Cleyeland, Ohio.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S X Bingham, Camp Point, Ill.
E W Warfeld, st Louis Mo.
WE Hit, Indianapolis, Ind.
ADVISORY BOARD.
WB Thompson, gen'l supt NJ S, Washington,
d C.
T Cheney, supt LIST div R NJ S, Boston, Mass.
r G Jackson, supt I'd div r Nj s, New York
City.
CIV vickery, supt Sd div R s, Washington,
DC.
L N Terrell, supt 4th div R M S, Atlanta, Ga.
G. J French, supt 9Th div Nj s, Cincinnati,