St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-05
able, and Eve rything that Tends to Benefit
the One was a Corresponding Benefit to the
Other
The banquet then closed with three cheers
for the twin cities.
EDITORS AND THE CARNIVAL.
The Convention OF Miunessta Edit
ors Sercnaded by the Globe Climb.

The Convention Of MEunessfa Edit
ors Sercnaded by the Globe Climb.
At2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon repre-
sentative hall at the capitol was enlivened
by the presence of about one hundred Of
the members of the Minnesota Edi-
. torial association in convention assem-
bled. The present meeting was mainly
of a social nature, and speeches and busi-
ness were suspended by carnival and good
fellowship. The session was called 70
order by the president II. a. Castle. ana
the only business transacted was the pass
age of a resolution empowering the Presr
dent to appoint delegates to the naIionA
association.
Shortly after the meeting was called 10
order the GLOBE TOboggan ciup. heaoed Wy
the Preston band, appeared IN the rotohda.
After a serenade they marched INTO Inc
hall amid the cheers of the convention ana
brief addresses were made by Lewis BAKER
and Can't. Moffett. The club then escorted
the association to the chamber OF com
merce, where most OF the members speht Tue
afternoon watching the display OF equipages
which filed the street with gayety.
VISITING EDITORS.
Western Appeal, f. d. Parker, J. NJ.
Colt: Witness, Montreal, John Stephen;
Grantsburg Sentinel, w. Z. Talboys;
Svenska Folkets Fiding A. GoderstOrm;
Helena Daily Herald. Montana, Robert G.
Walker: Albany Press and Knickerbocker,
E. J. Gallien; Farrelien Ereitung. p. Aluette;
Syenska Tribute, A. Anderson; Volks-
zeitung, c. ii. Lienau. A. Wolf.
Carl Newhrauser, Louis Stern; News-Dem-
ocrat, Devils Lake, IL. f. Carruthers;
Commercial, Lamberton, George A. Let
ford; Tribune, Granite Falls, E. Granite;
The Central Wisconsin, Ashby Avulinch:
Herald, Winona, Mimi, William j. Whip
pie; Enterprise, Arlington. E. II. Mcleod;
Herald Ortonyille, Mimi, l.. c.
Lamb; Independent Black River
Falls, WIS.,. j. r. Ogden; Jour
Journal, Caledonia, p, o. Kroshus; News,
Fairmont, Mimi. J. T. Swearengen; In
dependent, Litchfeld. II. j. Peterson;
Plaindealer, Prescott, Wis, E. II. Ives;
Times, Mandan, OAK, j. l.. Gates; Tele-
phone, Milton, Wis. J. c. Birtholf; Free
Press. Sank Rapids, Mimi, Geo.
H. Sweet; Sibley County independent,
Henderson, Mimi, E. IL. Dearth;
Post, Rush City, IL. P. ROBBIE; Standard.
Albert Lea, Mimi, II. G. Day; News,
Lake Benton. Charles NJ. Morse; Daily
Mercury, Minneapolis. w. G. Whitman, X.
ID. Strong, Z. Fernald; Herald, Anoka. A.
Eastman; Index, Oue, a Y. Light
house; News, Minneapolis. Charles L.
Colbern; Register. Glencoe. j. S. N. Hall;
Review. Milbank, OAK, A. II. Lewis;
Free Press Mankato, l.. p. Hunt; Stand
ard, st. CrOix Valley, l.. A. lngersoll; Can
adian-American, Chicago, r. NJ. Jeffrey;
Star, Montreal. E. j. Chamberlain; Star,
Pepin. Wis, c. Boxtell; Graphic, Lake
City, Mimi. II. l.. Smith; News, Menomi-
nee, Wis, e. FL. Weber; Union, Anoka,
G. S. Pease; Sentinel. Sank Rapids, w. l..
Neiman; Tribune, Wadena, ii. o. Thomp-
son; News, LIE Sueur, K. w. Sanford;
Star-News, Elk River, A. N. Dare; Repub-
lican, New Richmond, A. G. Van Wester;
Journal, Waterville, A. +. Banker:
Herald, Belle Plain, Mimi, j. E. Town
send; Free Press, Winnipeg, Frank Nc
CURE; Daily Manitoban, Winni-
peg. G. w. Hardscow; New Era,
St. Vincent, II. w. Lowery;
journal, Waterville, w. II. Campbell;
Itemizer, Wisconsin. j. A. Barger; Sun
Red Wing, L. Bxby; Independent, Groton.
OAK. j. d. Burns: New Era, Hastings,
George II. Gillett; Tribune, Mazeppa, NJ.
Schram; Gazette, Red Lake Falls. j. b.
Holmes; Barnes County Record, Valley
City, OAK, l.. Ed Dawson.