Daily globe., 1883-08-26
4 BIG Event.
TIM BURCH.

Railway Mail Service concentrations
plete Programme OF Arrangements
After days of application and downright
hard work, arrangements have been finally
cOnsummeted for the convention of the
railway mail service which is to be held
IN st. Paul, commencing on Monday Sept.
II. For the admirable programme ar
ranged great credit is due C. H. Bosworth
and Capt Ed. Bean, of the mail service,
at the st. Paul Office, both of whom have
worked with untiring zeal to make the
affair success. The Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railroad have rendered
special train to the delegates and it is ex-
pected that the attendance will number
over 200.
The programme which speaks for itself
is as follows:
Monday, Sept. 17.-Arrival and recep-
tion of delegates and visitors at Merchants
hotel.
Tuesday, Sept. 18.-Convention called to
order at a. M, in the senate chamber at
the state capitol. Prayer by Rev. D. R..
Breed, pastor House of Hope church.
Five minute addresses of welcome
by Gov. Hubbard, for state
OF Minnesota, Mayor O'Brien
for city of st. Paul, DR.. David Day for
chamber of commerce, Capt. James E.
White, Supt., R. NJ. S., on behalf of the
Sixth division.
Response by the president.
Following the above the regular order of
business will be proceeded with, three ses-
sions being held each day during Tuesday
and Wednesday, and closing Wednesday
night.
Thursday, Sept. 2O.-Leave st. Paul at
8:20 a. N. via. st. Paul & Duluth
| railway for White Bear lake,
where the forenoon will be passed in sail
ing and bathing. Diner at the Williams
house st y o'clock N. Leave White Bear
lake at l :55 P. N. for Saltwater. Train
will stop in front of States prison where
the party viii be received by Postmaster
Judge Butt and Warden Reed and escorted
through the prison. At o'clock the party
will proceed to the residence of Senator
Sabin where banquet and reception
will be rendered by the citizens of Still
water; addresses of welcome by Senator
Sabin and others. Leave Saltwater by
special train on st. Paul & Duluth rail
road at 1880 pm, arriving at ST. Paul by
8 p. n.
Friday, Sept.21.-Leave ST. Paul at $50
q. Ii. 6y st. Paul, Minneapolis 4 Manitoba
railroad for Wayzata. Tour of the lake
on steamer Hattie May, accompanied by
the First regiment band, arriving in Ex-
celsior at 1 p. m. for dinner at the Excel
sior house. Afternoon will be spent in
sailing and boating, returning to Wayzata
via steamer Hattie May, in time for 4:5O
train, arriving at st. Paul at p. n. At
$50 P. m. reception will be held at the
residence of DR.. David Day, for the mem
bers of the convention and invited citizens.
Saturday, September 22.-At o'clock a.
N. to Minneapolis via c., NJ. q st. P.
short line. Met at che depot by COM
mittee with carriages provided by the citi-
zens. Visit the milling district and all
points of interest in the city. Dinner at
1890 at the Nicollet house. Leave Mime
apolis for Minnehaha Falls via c., NJ. s.
St. P. railroad. After a stop of two hours
at the Falls return to St. Paul via Ft.
Smelling. Most of the delegates will
leave for the east at 7:+5 p. LII.
*Lydia L. Pinkham's great Laboratory, LYNN,
Mass, is turning out millions of packages of her
celebrated Compound, which are being sent to
the our winds, and actually find their way to all
lands under the sun and to the remotest confines
of modern civilization