St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-25
Of the Genial Ticket Punchers. Who Will
Spend the Week in Con-
vention
and in Enjoyment of the Sights and
Scenes of the Glorious
Northwest.
The Irish National League Continues
Its Respects to s'the Slanderer
of Ire1and.''
An Excursion MARRIED by Rain--Sun-
day Morning Fire---General
Notes.
rHE PAssENGER CONDUCTORS.
They Are Rere.-The Trip from Chi-
cago.-TO-Day's Program.


dent passenger conductors boarded the
special car attached to the Chicago express
at the Milwaukee depot, to go to Red wing
10 greet and welcome the delegates to the
fourteenth annual convention OF the fas-
senger Conductors Life Insurance COM
pany.
WHO WENT.
From NIinneapolis-W. l. Allen, ID. q.
Thomnson. A. ]. Hit, F. S. McKeedy, E.
e. Russell. Dick Agnew, Clinton Brooke,
n Stanles. r. II. Cranton, from the Min
neapolis & st. Louis.
Isaac Carey, George Miles, A. B. Cham
berlin. of the Chicago, Milwaukee d st.
Paul.
John Leonard of the st. Paul & Duluth.
Lee Hough of the Manitoba.
W. H. Greenley and wife of the Omaha.
Jonas F. Brown, Maj. T. K. Danforth
and A. II. Ehle, veteran conductors, were
also present by invitation.
AT ST. PAUL
the marty was Joined by George F. Cope
land and Neil Conklin of the st. Paul q
Duluth.
Thomas Fredericks, Perry Sharp, Nick
Bouse. a. G. Hvll, j. r. HutSon, of the
Omaha.
George Honnesucker, W. L. Hubbard, of
the Milwaukee.
w. S. Kemp, John Kellogg, of the Mani
-toba
j. O'Neil of the Northern Pacific.
E. L. Liliboy of the Wisconsin Central.
Harvey Hungerford of the Minneapolis d
st. Louis.
H. c. Hahe, superintendent of telegraph
of the Omaha. and r. w. Cavanaugh S. r.
Dawson, d. II. Moon, ]. II. Burwell, j.
W. Merriam. Stanley Proudfit, citizens of
st. Paul. were also along by special invita-
ton.
The trip to Red Wing was without Incl
dent, save when the announcement was
made that the special was in sight. There
was a rush to the platform, and soon guests
and hosts were mingling in fraternal con-
fab.
After a grand gift distribution, con-
Quoted BY W. J. Allen, in which each drew
an elegant gold and crimson badge, cigars
were distributed When Red Wing was
reached it was decided to go to Kellogg
rather than while away the time at the
depot. Shortly after o'clock Kellogg was
reached and few minutes later the special
train arrived, which the reception party
proceeded to board. The usual exchange
of greetings, renewal OF acqualntanceS and
introductionS followed.
The 1hAlN-
consisted of four coaches and baggage
car. under the charge of Conductor j. S.
Caughlin. with George B. Clason and F.
d. Underwood as superintendent extra
ordinary. The trip from Chicago was the
fastest ever made, although no particular
attempt was made to make extraordinary
time. The time Of the entire trip from
Chicago to Minneapolis. including
stops, was eleven hours and
forty-five minutes, so some IDEA
can be gained of the rate of speed attained.
The last fifty miles before reaching st. Paul
were made in ffty-three minutes. The
conductors having charge Of the train were
c. F. Willis, from Chicago to Milwaukee;
Seneca Green, from Milwaukee to La
Crosse; J. S. Caughlin, from La Crosse to
Minneapolis. Frank Dunn was the engin-
Ger who brought the train from La Crosse
to Minneapolis in safety with the best time
on record.
1.-THE BEST TINE ON RECORD"
was not confined to the rate OF speed at
tanned. but extended to the passengers,
for more social and congenial set never
boarded a car. Conductors are proyerDlally
good fellows, and when brought together on
one train under such circumstances nothing
but good time could result. The following
list gives the names, residence and roads
of the Isl delegates, many of whom We're
accompanied by ladies:
THE DELEGATES.
John S. Day, Louisville; New Albany &
Chicago. N. R. Frazee and wife, New
Albany, Ind; Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago J. NJ. Cary, Danvile, ILL.,; Cairo,
Vincennes & Chicago. D. Watsons, Dan
vile. H.; Wabash, ST. Louis & Pacific.
P. McFerren and daughter, Salena, ILL.,;
Ohio q Mississippi L. H. Pease,
superintendent dining car, Chicago;
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul.
Joseph H. NJ Missimer, Philadelphia &
Reading; Philadelphia. Riley O'Donnell,
Pennsylvania road; Philadelphia division.
W. S. Welch, Central railroad of Georgia;
Macon, Ga. D. N. Gagel, Jr., Central
Railroad of Georgia; Macon, Ga. E. FL.
Smith, Brunswick s. Western; Brunswick,
Ga. jerome Divers and wife, Chicago,
St. Louis & Pittsburg; Logansport. Ind.
Jnsfus Law. wife and son: PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia division, Philadelphia. Charles
Retten, son and daughter, Wilmington &
Northern; Reading Penn. W. S. Bull,
Brunswick & Western; Brunswick. An
drew Quinton and daughter, Pennsylvania,
New York division: Trenton, n. J. Ia.
Climenson and wife, Pennsylvania road,
Philadelphia division, Philadelphia.
Thomas Fl. Cook, wife and
daughter Chicago & Alton, Springfield.
Byron Griggs and wife; Pennsylvania
road. CAMDEN & Amboy divisions; Vincent,
N G. r. Evans and wife: Pennsylvania
road, New York division, Philadelphia.
H c. GouIding and wife: Chicago cable
road, Chicago. Charles E. Hurd and wife;
Illinois Central, Chicago. Charles II. Will
sey and wife; Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern, Adrian, Mich. William
J. Grieves; Pennsylvania division,
Philadelphia. c. G. Davis and
wife; Illinois Central, Centralia, Ill.
w. J. Morgan and wife, Illinois Central,
Centralia; A. NJ. Aldrich, Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern, Butler, Ind; George
Magford and wife and Mrs. Simons, Lake
Shore g. Michigan Southern, Jackson,
Mich: Peter Young and wife, Pennsylva-
mia road. Belvidere division, Belvidere, N.
j.; w. S. Hemperly and wife, Northern,
Central & Philadelphia & Erie, Harris
burg; T. G. King and wife,
West Jersey road, Camden, n. j.;
A. w. Williams, Wabash, ST. Louis Sc Pa
cifc. Kansas City. Martin N. Houston
Pennsylvania road, Schuykill division:
Philadelphia. William Lane and wife,
Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific, Quincy, Ill.
Charles I. johnson and wife, Wabash, st.
Louis & Pacific; st. Louis. c. W. Seiwell,
Wabash, ST. Louis & Pacific, st. Louis
division; Decatur. O. F. Wills and wife.
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul; Milwau-
kee. T. II. Cook and wife, and Miss Cora
Morton. Boston & Albany; Springfield, Mass.
R. S. Hubbard and wife, Chicago, NIilwau-
kee & st. Paul; Chicago. F. B. Van Cleaf.
New York, West Shore & Buffalo; Albany.
n. Y. D. A. Crowell, Chicago, ILL., i.
]. Lassiter and Miss Mamie Sherwood.
Norfolk & Western; Norfolk, La. r. Hay
land, Louisville e. Nashville; Louisville.