St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-10

Stegall.
La Crosse. Wis. G. W. Cutler, George J..
Johnson.
Omaha, Neb :, Harvey Gilmore.
Evansville, Ind, John H. Burggrob
Baltimore, A. H. Miller,J. H. Brenamman,
Henry E. Hess.
Town of Lake, Chicago, B. Murphy, John
Riley,
Joliet Ill, J. W. Gray, Lester soule.
Denison, Tex, F. J. L. Looming.
Cairo, ILL.,, P. ]. Lane.
Cleveland. Thomas J. Charlton.
Detroit, Charles E. Newton, William Blow.
Milwaukee, H. S. Teal, A. Vebber.
st. Paul, John Mcclure, Andrew W. Bell.
John w. Buckley, Fergus Flanagan, P. ].
Egan, Peter Finnegan.
Pittsburg, Pa, w. H. Reed, H. NJ Butler.
]. F. Bannan. J. P. Flanagan, Robert Mar
row.
Port Jarvis. N Y, A VI. Balch.
st. Louis, Harvey Harris.
Elmira, n. Y, G. S. Wheaton.
Clinton, ILL.,. ]. Decking.
Richmond, ILL.,. David Mulligan
Indianapolis Hugh S. Curley, Charles Har-
vey, e. A. Cooper, j. A. Washburne, Charles
Clark. j. Q. Hicks.
Cleveland, Peter Lighthall, John Joice.
Cincinnati, James Mulcahy, Samuel Ben
nett, Charles J. Bell, Robert Marshall.
Burlington, Ia, John l.. Owens F. Stimson
W. F. Clark.
Derry, Robert Niz, ]. W. Rhodes.
Jersey City, James Gordon.
Atchison, G. A. Allen.
Nashville, Tenn, Samuel McCutcheon, Ed
ward Bramwell.
Kansas City, James W. Tobin, W. K Wager
George Keener, Justis Kohl.
Boston, w. P. Thompson, Henry Seigel.
Sedalia, Mo-, 7. J. Cummings
Atlanta, Ga. Z. S. Grimshaw, NJ. H. Mahan,
E. S. Fairbanks.
RLouisville, G. w. Bradley, Harvey Barker
A oil haLY @
Denver, John F. Snyder, Frank f. Lyons.
Leavenworth, j. E. Finch, Henry Parsons
East ST. Louis, John 7. Metzen, William
Fitzgerald.
Connellsville, Pa, Henry Taylor, G. G.
Gillian, e. ]. McCardy.
Brainerd, Mimi. Patrick Murphy
Columbus, o., John II. Hartwell, J. W.
Conveys, S. P. Boris.
Andrews, Ind, A. NJ. Schmidt, Newton E.
Cook.
Harrisburg, Pa, W. W. Davidson, G. w.
Coleman.
Mandan, OAK. E. S. Walker, ]. NJ. Glumb.
Toledo, o., j. G. Parker, ]. NJ. Grasse, Jerry
DAILY.
winnipeg, c. S. Hutchins.
New Orleans, j. E. Holden.
Manchester, N. H., Elmer Hastings.
Altoona, Pa, GIN. Anderson.
East Saginaw, Mich, N. Fl. Slade.
Philadelphia, Pa, Alonzo s. Lane, A. G.
Thomas, George F. Irwin, James A. Melvin,
A. K. Norris, George C. Bowers, James Carri-
gan, e. NJ Carter, William Baird.
Chicago, Frank Harrington, Henry Hop
kins, c. J. Callahan, Fred Dupies, R. II.
Cherry, j. W. Greed, E. a. Mower, P. Con-
nelly, S. w. Jennings, Mike Kenny. Ezra w i.
Purrett, F. Crazy, ]. W. Gray.
Union City, ]. c. Reed.
Hannibal, No. E. NJ. Adams,
Canton, O., Henry SeiferJ.
Freeport, ILL.,, Patrick OConnor.
Galena, ILL.,, J. F. NJ. Pilgrim
GETTING To WORK.
Frank Tanning of Palestine, Tex, was
appointed sergeant-at-arms. and P. j. Egan
of this city was appointed his assistant.
When delegate is once seated he cannot
leave the room without first asking permits
sion from the president
President Campbell delivered the annual
address, which reviewed the work done by
the association during the past year and
showed that it was in prosperous condi-
ton. Reference was made in touching
terms to those who had died, their number
being seventeen.
The following committees were ap,
pointed:
On Resolutions-H NJ. Butler, Jeremiah
Glunb, Robert Marshal. ]. f. Irwin, Henry E.
Hess.
On Next Place of Meeting-J T. Pilgrim
A. J. Hit, J.J. Dillon, Els. Fairbanks, Charles
Green.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 2 o'clock the convention was called to
order and the executive committee made a
report which showed that 1913 members had
been dropped from the association for non
| payment of assessments 1t also showed
that large number of the deaths resulted
| from consumption. The committee re-
| ported against the ACCESSIBILITY of getting a
| charter, and the afternoon was spent in dis
cussing the ACCESSIBILITY of incorporating.
After heated debate Of the question
pro and con, the association concluded not
| to incorporate, and adjourned until O'Clock
| this morning.
1t Is expected that the convention will
hold over until Friday night, when ban
| Quet will be given at the Merchants. Sat-
urday the members of the association will
| leave the city at o'clock in the morning,
and visit Fort Smelling. Minnehaha falls
Minneapolis lunch at the West, board the
soda motor. visit Lakes Calhoun and Har
riei and on to Minnetonka, when they will
enjoy sail over the great chain of waters
and dine at the Lake Park. They will ar
rive in st. Paul on their return at little pas
midnight.
LADIES PRESENT.
Many of those present are accompanied
by their wives and daughters. the following
| ladies being among the number:
Mesdames E. B. Dalrymple, Jersey City
G. F. Irwin, Philadelphia: j Kerigen, Phili
delphia: Miss Kate S. Miller, Baltimore, Md.
Mesdames c. a. Denniston, Jersey City: J. A
Melvin, Wilmington. Del; A. s. Lane, Cam
den, n. j.; w. W. Davidson, Harrisburg, Pa
]. L. Owens, Burlington, a.; Rob Niz, Cone
| maugh, Pa; Harry Harris, St. Louis, Mo-
Harry Barker, Louisville, Ky; S. B. Bennett
Cincinnati, o.; c. A. Cooper, St. Louis, Mo-
James Sanger, Indianapolis, Ind; Smith Irwin
Stanford, KY; E. s. Walker, Mandan, Oak.
MISS Rosa Walker, Mandan, Dak.; Mesdame
G. w. Grove, indianapolis, Ind; H. E. Raj
ferty, Winnipeg, Man; J. NJ. Glunt, Mandan
OAK; w. J. Walpole, South Pueblo, Col; w
| P. Clark, Glaesburg, ILL.,: HI. Sefert, Canton
| o.; M. K. Reid, Alliance. o.; j. L. Hicks
Indianapolis, Ind; Robert F. Marshall, Gin
| cinnati, o.; j. N. Whouhart, Terre Haute
Ind; w. j. Kenney, Columbus, o.; E. W
Purrett, Toledo, o.: Charles Schaff, Nelson
vile, o.; A. P. Coon, Chicago, ILL.,; ]. v
Gray, Chicago, ILL.,; j. W. Greed, Chicago, Ill