Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17

q. Reading of the minut of last meeting.
| z. Report of the secretary.
| 8. Report of the treasurer
| 8. Report of the board of directors.
ID. Report of other committees.
| IL. Unfinished business of last session.
| II. Nomination and election of special com
| nittees.
ID. Communications, resolutions and new
business
| IA. Miscellaneous business.
Is. Election of officers, which shall be in
| he order as named in the constitution.
THIRD DAY-WEDNEsDAY, SEPT. 10. 1888
| BUSINESS Sessions a. M, Q p. m. and D 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-
unity to do the city of St. Paul. and call upon
a 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. b. Bean or G. Fl. Bosworth, not Later
than Wednesday noon.
| FoUITn DAI-THuRsDAY, SEPT, 20. 1888.
$50 q. m. Lsave st. Paul BY special train
via Chicago, Milwaukee d Ut. Paul railway
for Fort Smelling, whore the party will b re-
ceived BY the general commanding, and officers
| OF The regular army. After inspecting the fort.
return by special train to 81. Paul, arriving 1t
| II q. m.
| LOOP. m. Leave Ct. Paul via St. Paul Il
| Duluth railroad for saltwater. Train will stop
at the state prison grounds, whore the party will
| be received by Senator Sabin, Postmaster Bats
/ and others.
Two hours time will be devoted to inspecting
| the inside of the state prison, and the
nanufac uring establishments of Seymour.
Jabin & Co.
$50 p. m. 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. 1889
$40 a. m. Leave St. Paul IN special cars
| via st. Pau, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad.
accompanied by the First Regiment band for
Wayzata, where the party will embark on the
| steame' Hattie May and Lotus, and visit all
| principal points On Lake Minnetonka arriving
| at Excelsior at
100 p. m. Dinner at Excelsior house.
AGO p. m. Leave Excelsior via steamers for
Wayzata.
5:25 p. m. Leave Wayzata via st. Paul. Min
| neapolis & Manitoba railroad for st. Paul, ar
irving at $50 p m.
S:30 o. m. Reception and banquet lunch at
he residence of Dr. David Day, postmaster,
| where large number of the citizens of st. Paul
| will gather to W leone our visiting friends
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY. sEPTEMBR ~. 1858.
8:l5 a. IN. Leave St. Paul for Minneapolis VIA
| special train, which has bee rendered to the
| association by Superintendent G Fl Prior, of the
| Chicago, Milwaukee u St. Paul, railroad The
party will be received at Minneapolis by Gen.
W. u. Wa hburn, member of congress, and o
VI. 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.
11:Oo a. m. Leave Minneapolis via Motor
| line fer Laka Calhoun
1850 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 6 D. m.
OFFICERS AND DELEGATES.
The list of the officers and de, egates SO far as
| heard from is aa follows:
President-W G Baird, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Vlce-Presidents, First Division-M 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-J W Shawhan, Columbus,
Ohio.
Sixth Division-J M Hubbard, Chicago. Ill.
Seventh Divisions Taft, st Louis, Mo.
Eighth Division-C p Evans, Sacramento.
Cal.
Ninth Division-Alex Grant, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Secretary-John Henry, Quincy Ill.
Treasurer-CE Moore, Boston Mass
Board IF Directors-N W Cooler, Toledo,
Ohio.
W HIT, Indianapolis Ind.
l. Cole, Burlington Iowa.
Baughnlan, Camp Point Ill.
EW Warheld, st Louis, Mo.
RW Camp, Kansas City, No.
Fl Nichols, Cleyeland, Ohio.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
SIX Bingham, Camp Point, Ill.
KW Warfeld. st Louis, Mo.
W F Hit, Indianapolis, Ind.
ADVISORY BOARD.
WB Thompson, gsn'l supt r n 8, Washington,
DC:
Cheney, supt LIST div r M 9, Boston, Mass.
G Jaokssn, supt I'd div B II 8, New York
| City.
CIV Viokery, supt ID div b II g, Warrington,
lDC.
L Terrell, supt 4th div R II 8, Atlanta, Ga.
G j French, supt 9Th div II g, Cincinnati,
Ohio
jas Z White, supt 9Th div Z II g, Chicago, III.
1H Narfsld supt 7th div r n @, Ut Louis,
No.
II hcKusick, supt 9th div II 3, San Fran
sisce, Cal.
" level, mpt 9th div r n e, Cleveland.
Ohis.
Delegates and Guests.
FTRsT DIVISION.
Names not reported.
SECOND DIVISION
James Johnson, North East, Maryland.
EW Alexander, Philadelphia, Penn.
8 B Kyle, Cayugo, NY.
D W Gore, Sheshesquin, NY.
f G Gore, Harrisburg, Penn.