St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-15
THE MINNESOTA EDITORS.
Quill Drivers Spend a Pleasant Day al
Saltwater.
LIST OF THOSE PRESENT
Mayor Durant Makes an Address Of
Welcome, and Maj. Newson
Responds.

The visit of the Minnesota Editorial
association yesterday was mutually
pleasant to the guests and entertainers,
perfect weather during the day adding
to the success of the affair. The local
committee, Mayor Durant and many
citizens exerted themselves in man
ner that must have sent the editors and
their ladies away pleasantly impressed
with Saltwater and her people. The
visiting editorial party was composed
of:
Joel Heatwole, Mortified News; Alvah
Eastman, Anoka Union; III. p. Hall, St. Paul
News; b. b. Herbert, National Journalist;
Clint l. Luce, Albert Lea Enterprise; j. l..
Putnam, Grand Forks Tribune; 5. j. Turn
blad, Minneapolis Svenska American: L. @.
Huntington, Window Reporter; T. NJ. New
son, Editors on Wheels and National Jour
nalist; u. S. Penny, American Press assoeia-
zion; c. F. Spencer, Montevideo Commercial,
w. r. Edwards, Tracy Republican,; j. A.
Donald, St. Cloud Tines; G. II. Davidson,
Austin; A. s. Mcmillan, Verndale Journal;
G. S. Pease and j. II. Bruins, Anoka Union;
Alvah Eastman, AnOka Herald G. Fl.
Slocqm, Glencoe Register; II. Mattsop. The
Independent; G. H. Lienau, st. Paul Volks-
zeitung; H. A. Castle, st. Paul; j. A. Henry.
GAINESVILLE Argus; E. S. Verbeck. Mime
sofa type type foundry foundry; l. p Hunt, Man:
Republican, H. G. and L. II. Ray, Albert Lea
Standard; l.. C. Herr, Slayton Gazette; F. j.
Meyst and 7. j. Price, Kellogg Newspaper
company: d. Ramaley, A o. U. w. Guide;
William Dobson, Northwestern Newspaper
Union; II. E. Ives, st. Hilaire Tribune; John
Larson, Mortified Independent; W. S. Win
gate. Carletonia, Mortified; f. J. Duffy,
East Grand Forks Courier; W. E. Mckenzie.
Crookston Times; S. P. Jennison, Red Wing
Republican; Nj. J. Bowling, Renville Start
Irving Todd, Hastings Gazette; Joseph LEIGH,
Winona Herald; A. c. Buck, Henderson In
dependent; G. A. Bennett, Granite Falls
Journal; c. A. Birch. Willmar Argus: Ed
ward Richards, st. Paul; r. ". Clifford,
Bear Lake Breeze; W. A. Poland, Benson
Times; Il. NJ Crosby, Willmar Republican
Gazette; j. J. Green, LIE Sueur Sentinel
At the opera house banner repre-
Senting a pair of scales in which q
pen proved heavier than the shears,
was suspended from the prOScenium
arch under which President Reatwole
sat during the brief proceedings. The
visitors were neatly and cordially wei
coined by Mayor Durant, a pithy, short
and much apDlauded response being
made by Maj. Newson. The only item
of business transacted was the adoption
of the following:
Resolved, That this association concur IN
the recommendation of the National Ed.
torial association, and heartily unite in In
dorsing the National Journalist as the official
paper of this and the national association,
and that we heartily commend the same to
all editors and publishers.
The party went from the opera house
to the steamer Henrietta, rendered by
Durant and Wheeler, and enjoyed
ride below Hudson, the return being
followed by an elegant dinner at the
Sawyer house, a ride about the city over
the electric car line, and visit and
supper at the state prison. At 9 o'clock
the visitors left for st. Paul, whence
they go to Chicago this morning.
NOTED BY THE WAY.
A scheme is outlined to transform the
large Staples Il Hersey block, at the
corner of Main and Myrtle streets, into
an European hotel, to be conducted in
connection with the Union station res
taurant. The plan includes covered
bridge over Water street, connecting
the hotel with the station, and the fitting
up of the east end of the Staples &
Hersey building with first-fOOr hotel
offices.
The board of education at a regular
meeting Tuesday evening elected Miss
Nettie Mathews, of this city, an ac-
complished lady and normal school
graduate, as teacher in the public
schools, and authorized the committee
on school government. in conjunction
with Supt. Wilson. to make the assign
ment of teachers in connection with the
third grammar grade.
Fillmore and Wilson, the Newport
burglars, appeared again in police court
yesterday for a preliminary examina-
ton, but submitted no testimony, and
after the facts, as heretofore given in
the GLOBE, had been detailed by the
states witnesses, the prisoners were
held to the grand jury in bonds of 81 500
each. in default of which they returned
to Jail.
The Saltwater delegation to the Ma
tiOnal Catholic Total Abstinence con-
vention at Cleveland, is expected home
to-day.
The Cleveland-Haverly minstrels
give one of their refined entertainments
at the Opera house this evening.
Referee Eller heard arguments yes
terday at Judge McCluer's office in the
Martha street injunction case.