Daily globe., 1883-07-18
THE EDIrORT4L 4SSOCI4rIoN.


The Annual Convention of Minnesota Quill
Drivers TO-Day-A Banquet and Excur-
sion to Devils LaI1e-Those Who Will Be
Present.
The sixteenth annual convention of the
Minnesota Editorial association will con-
vene at p. N. to-day in the chamber of
the house at the state capitol, where the
following will be the order of exercises:
1 to 1:30-Reception of members, etc
1:3O to 2-Annual address.
to 2:3O-Addresses of welcome by Gov. L.
F. Hubbard and Mayor c. D. O'Brien, and re-
sponses.
2:30 to 5-Ten minute papers.
First-The editorial, I. T. Bacheller and T.
NJ. Newson.
SecOnd-The local, E. R. Otis.
Third-The personal, Frank R. Morrissey.
Fourth-Patent medicine and foreign adver-
tising, Rev. DR.. S. G.. Smith
Fifth-Ready print; its economy, its use and
abuse, II. P. Hall.
Sixth-The use of stereotype plates and ap-
paratus in country offices, D. Ramaley
Seventh-Discussing papers in three-minute
speeches.
to 5:S0-Electioa Of officers and transaction
of other business.
With the transaction of the above busi-
1893 luC SCSolOA VI LuS dSSOC1dIlOu
will close, but from to o'clock p. IN.
the members will be the guests of the local
press, at banquet to be given at the
Union dhpot dining hall, and at $40 p m.
those so desiring will leave by the Man
itoba road on an excursion to DEVILS Lake
and Winnipeg. Sleepers for the accom-
modation of the excursionists will be
on the track at the depot on
of@o L.
ton of excursionists, and arrangement
gramme of the excursion train is as fol-
lows:
The train starts north at $40 p. m. on
the Fergus Falls branch of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad. arriving
at Moorhead for breakfast, 7 80 a. NJ, July
10, dinner at Grand Forks and supper at
City of Devils lake.
On the arrival of the cars at DEVILS Lake
a steamer will be in waiting to convey the
party around the lake, touching Fort Tot
ten and stopping at Grand Harbor, where
q banquet has been rendered to the edi.
torial party by the citizens.
The train Will leave the City of DEVILS
Lake at a. m, July 20, after breakfast,
and arrive at Neche at 6:15 p. M, when
the party will take special train of the
Canada Pacific railroad to the city of Win
nipeg, arriving in that city at 9:l5 p. m.
Train leaves Winnipeg at 7:15 a. NJ, July
%, arriving in st. Paul at a. M, July %.
Passes will be given to each member of the
party at the meeting of the association in
st. Paul, good until Tuesday, July "a.
A late visit to the hotels last evening
showed but few of the profession from in
terror points of the state in the city, but
an examination of the following list of
those who have signi6ed to the secretary
their intention to be present and join in
the excursion, indicates that there will be
a large and representative attendance:
NAME OF ExCURsIoNIsTs.
G "A Nimocks and wife, Minneapolis Journal.
W b Kinne, Anoka Herald.
&C II Davidson, Austin Transcript.
B Sanborn, Madelia Times,
Donaldson, Alexandria Post.
K Steenerson, st. Hilaire Times.
George W Neff, Lake Crystal Union
l. Barlow and wife, Dassel Adventurer.
Miss Broome, Mankato Beobachter,
G W Hall, LIE Roy Independent.
N W Scott, Glenwood Press.
Murphy, Waseca Herald.
B B Herbert and wife, Red Wing Advance.
II d Brown, st. Paul.
Wood and wife, st. Paul Globe.
a weld, harrington Journal.
ii Peterson, Litchfeld Independent.
II Cooke, Crookston Journal.
d G Lightbourn, Ada Index
Granville s. Pease, Anoka Union.
Col P Smith, Hutchinson Leader
Hutchinson, Hutchinson Leader.
Fl Hoard, Montevideo Leader.
Whitman and wife, Red Wing. Minnesota.
Editor of Boston Journal of Education.
George Garfield, Brainerd Tribune.
Mrs. Galiger, Minneapolis Temperance Re-
view.
Liberty Hall and wife, Glencoe Register.
M Cook, Cambridge Press.
0 M Hall, Red Wing Argus.
" Macdonald, Monticello Times.
W r Edwards, Warren Chief.
J A Maxwe1, Currie W Minnesotian.
T W Woodburn, Atwater West MINI Press.
Frank A Day and wife, Fairmont Sentinel,