St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-05
ON THE ROAD.
The~Triumphal Train of the st.
Paul JobberS
Sweeping Down Upon the Prairies
with Cyclone of Good Fell
lowship.
The Route from st. Paul to Wahpeton and
What was Done Thereon.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l

morning which waited the outward bound
cxcursionists on their delightful way. The
party is composed of larger number of gen
tlemen than have engaged in the previous
outings under these same auspices, as the
following complete list doth show:
Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyke will be rep
resented by Geo. R. Finch, president of the
ST. Paul Jobbers' Union, and n. Singleton
Powers, Durkee 81 Col. NJ. Clark.
P H. Kelly Mercantile Cop. H. Kelly,
Col. Warren Granger.
Allen, Moon 81 COD. Fl. Moon.
Maxfeld & seabury-Channing Seabury.
YAM & Howes-Seth K. Howes.
James NJ. Smith & Co.-James NJ. Smith.
Ward, Hill & McClellan-J. A. Hill.
Berkey, Tallmadge 81 Goa S. Tall
madge, ]. A. Stolz.
Strong, Hackett s. Co,-Freeman Strong
Farwell, Oman e. JacksoD-George L.
Farwell, Frederick Jackson.
Nicols d Dean-W. B. Dean.
c. Gotzian & Coo. Gotzian.
Forepaugh & TarboX-Charcs Tarbox.
Kellogg, Johnson & Co.-Cyrus Kellogg.
Foote, johnson & Co.-Silas B. Foote.
Minnesota Boot q Shoe Coo. K. Shar-
wood.
Gordon & Ferguson-Richard Gordon.
Lanpher, Finch 81 Sldnner-James II.
Skinner.
Young, streissguth & Drake-H. T.
Drake
Noyes Bros. & Cutler-Edward H. Cutler.
MereII 81 Ryan-Frank A. Merell.
Craig, Larkin & Smith-Johu P. Larkin.
Pollock, Donaldson 81 Ogden-Henry S.
Ogden.
P R. L. Hardenberg s. Co.-E. L. Shack
ford.
Charles G. Schmidt-Charles G. Schmidt.
Scheffer IL Rossum-Randolph Rossum.
Averill, Russell 81 Carpentcr-Gen. j. T.
Averll.
St. Paul Book & Stationery Co.-D. D.
Merrill.
Bristol, Smith & Macarthur Vim. T.
Smith.
Bohn Manufacturing Co.-Gebherd Bohn.
Chapman, Corliss q Drake. A. Chap
man.
T. A. Abbott & Gov. P. Abbott.
Mast, Buford IL Burwell-Julius II. Bur-
well.
Robinson & Cary Charles II. Robinson.
Wilson d Rogers.
H. p. Rugg IL Co.-Chas. A. Fuller.
i. L. Osborn.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. G. B. Wood
ward
Arthur, Warren 81 Abbott - James W.
Warren.
Colbert, Hill & C0.-John c. Hill.
Perkins, Lyons q Co.-Maurice Lyons.
Ranney 81 Hodgeman-Geor Ii. Ran
ney.
c. McLain.
E. Manufacturer.
W. A. Van Slyke.
+. f. Dare, Chicago Board Of Trade.
Dennis Ryan.
L. +. McIyer, Broadstreets agency.
U. B. Ream, Chicago Board of Trade.
james Slocum, Jr., Norwood.
j. B. Chapman, Chapman, Corlies 81
Drake.
j. G.. Callahan, land commissioner, st.
Paul q Duluth railroad.
II. R. Dorr, secretary Bankers associa-
ton.
F. A. Seymour, cashier Merchants
National bank.
j. R. Cook, president First National bank,
of Rochester.
Hon. VIM 7. Murray city attorney.
Stanley Proudht, contracting freight agent,
Omaha railroad.
Judge Chandler, Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Thos. Booth, st. Louis, Elk Valley Farm
Co.
c. II. Blgelow, Jr., Zene C. Bohrer, P H.
Kelly Mercantile Co.
Capt. w. r. Bourne, Baronette Lumber Co.
E. F. Wyman, private secretary of Presi-
dent Hughtt, Omaha railroad.
VIM. Lindeke and Reuben Warner, Lin
kckes, Warner ~ Schumacher.
Ralph w. CavGnagh, residing president
ard manager Missouri Valley Town Site Co.
l.. f. Kimhall, general northwestern agent
Albert Lea Route.
j. NJ. Johnson, first assistant general
freight agent c., r, l. u p. r. &W. r. r.
j. I. Clarke, assistant general freight
agent Omaha r. II.
J. IL. Murphy, NJ D., surgeon Manitoba
RR
Hon. J. j. Eagan, county attorney
NJ. II. Waters, Mailer 81 Thompson.
T. X. Culbertson, Glidden, Grggs & Co.
w. W. Hacomb, Dyer IL Howard.
j. a. Gregg, Nichols Il Dean.
W. G.. Wilson, Wilson & Rogers
Nathan Ford, Mr. Ford, 4. f. Lapham.
y. L. Mohler, general freight agent Man
ito6a railroad.
W. j. Cutler, Boston.
Gen. Il. L. McLaren.
L. X Stone.
y. G. Gallasch, Hack & Gallasch, Crooks
Ion.
H. +. Whaley,
j. Mcintyre, cashier First National bank,
Red Wing.
c. NJ Davidson, B. Presley II Co.
G, i. Smell, Bonn Manufacturing Co.
S B. Walsh.
A. F. Jacassy, special artist.
j. c. Morrison, purchasing agent Mani
toba r. Il.
Prof Titcomb, Il. J. T. White.
Louis Fischer.
Albert Schefrer, cashier Bank of Mime
sofa.
G. P, White, \. Oppeuheimer Il Co.
ThoS P. Kelso. Zumbrota.
a. J. Bedford, Farewell, Osmun & Jack
son.
Aug Hammer.
John Ogden.
II. f. Whaley-Gordon Il Fergerson.
g. 5. Eichmeiller.
Melvin Smith.
D. W. Phillips.
w. 5, Kemp, superintendent Breckenridge
division.
Capt. Peter Berkey, president st. Paul Ma
tional bank.
Gen J. II. Baker.
c. H. Warren, general passenger agent !;
A. Manvek general manager, Manitoba rail-
road
The decoration of the locomotive which
spins forward with this famed train of
famous people are something wonderful, aud
were prepared under the tasteful suggestions
Of Aid. W. 4. Van Syke. The pilot drive
wheels and cylinder head are striped with
red, white aud blue 10 harmonize with the
festoons of trl-color and the
multitude of flags, large aud small,
that float from every possible
point OF fastening. The gay caparisou of