St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS
How the Millers of the Keystone State
Will be Entertained While in
the Flour City.
The Common Council Takes Action
Favorable to the Employment
of Home Labor.
Minneapolis Day at the Exposition
The Crowd Not so Large as
Was Expected.
4 Contest Over the Will of Martin
Layman--The BARRIERS Still
Protesting.
THE KEYSTONE sriLLERs
Arrive and Are Received--HOW
They Will he EnterIaincd.

Arrive and Are ReceiVed--HOW
They VIII ESe Entertained.
The following gentlemen, comprising the
Pennsylvania State Millers' association,
which met in Harrisburg last Monday and
Tuesday, arrived in Minneapolis yesterday
afternoon under escort of MeSSrS. Palmer
and Ryan. OF the Nicotine club, who had
gone down the road to meet them:
p. j. McNully. ST., P. J. McNully, Jr,
Pittsburg. Pa; J. F. Kemperliug. Thomas
Reed, Robert Brown, benjamin Or
lady, John Hessener Huntington, Pa; B. F.
Isenburg, president; George Blair, Spruce
Creek; Albert Grier, Birmingham; Z. K
Simons, R. Il. Jacobs, l.. l.. Mann, Review;
Thomas McFeeley, P. LeScher, John Lynch,
of lynch & Mcdowell, William Shatiner and
lady, E. a. Brecht, George Heyser'
E. \. Walker, Alfred lnsenger, H
s. Lesher. George S. Thompson, Of
Campbell & Thompson, Philadelphia;
]. f. Eby, J. H. Bushoug, Lands Levan, sec
rotary. Lancaster. Pa; Asher Miner, Wilkes
barre, Pa; Peter Cramer, Mrs, Peter Cra-
mer. New Hampton, n. j.; j. S. Brubaker,
Midway. Pa; W. J. Millener, Newton Kline,
Pottstown, Pa; 4. B. Galbraith. Roaring
Springs Pa: o. H. Creswell, Petersburg, Pa,
a. n. KisSinger, Reading, Pa; William Ken
nedy. New London. Pa; Wade Wilson, l. Il.
Kennedy. New Brighton, Pa; Joseph krat-
ochwi!l, Dayton, o.; Joseph Meteeley' MA
riOn, Ind; John T. Walter, Easton, Pa D.
Hamaker, of Wolf & Hamaker, Chambersburg
Pa; Cyrus Hoea, John Hoffa, Leisburg, Pa !;
E B. Barnes, Camptown, Ind; D. NJ. hayes
W. B. FormaR, L. l. Meyer, Mrs L. L. meyer,
MOntourYille, Ind; II. 5. kllngler, BuIer'
Ind: ]. 3. Fisher. Penn Hall, Ind; a. h.
Manning. H. Manning, Mt. Joy, IND; j. M.
Hartzel, Chalfant, Ind J. v Edge, Dowlng-
ton Pa: r. Nj. Irwin, Preston Baker Coates
vile, Pa; Richard Lott Richard Lott, Jr.,
Bridgeton, n. j.; Harry Hunter, LewiSoarg,
Pa: A. Z. Reid, ?. D. HandWork, harrisburg,
Pa.
After the adjournment of the convention
at Harrisburg the millers went to Chicago,
where they spent day as guests OF the
board of trade They then left for Minnie
apolis. the Chicago of the Northwest. Ar
irving here they were received by the
Nicotine club. and,visited different points OF
interest about the city. This morning at 5
O'Clock the whole party will start out for
drive around the city. The day Will
spent in manner best calculated to suit
each individual member of the association,
and in the evening the party will visit the
Grand opera house on invitation OF the
Northwestern Miller. Neat invitations
have already been sent to each miller pres
emit Sunday morning specia! trains on the
motor line will take the party to Minnehaha
Falls, Lake MinnetOnka, Calhoun and
Harriet, where the Nicotine club will act as
hosts. Monday morning the National
Alillers' association will meet and Tuesday,
millers' day at the Exposition. the whole
delegation will go over in full force.