St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-13
The Editors Have Their Day
at the EXPOSE
ton.
The Odd Fellows Celebration
To-day--The Order Of
Parade.
The Grand Jury Considers
Some Of the Leading
Cases.
The Telephone Convention
Concludes It's Work.
Chosen Friends.

Yesterday al the Exposition was devoted 10
the NEWSPAPER men Of the Northwest and
many of the profession from Minnesota Wis
cOusiu. Iowa. Michigan. Dakota. MOntrna
and other ueighbOTing states were present.
Secretary Of Agriculture RuSk, Gen. J. II.
Baker, Hon. II. r Denny and President
Bushnell. of the state fair association. were
also prominent guests Of the Exposition
There was good attendance OF good people,
also outside the circle OF newspaper men,
and the day vas q lively one al The big show.
The music Of each programme was excellent
If possible better than usual Everything
was in prime condition, and every one en-
loved himself who paSseO through the
gates and went away more Than pleased. The
following Is the list Of the editors who regis
tered during the day:
II. / Peterson. Independent Litchfeld;
Charles F. Gee. Times, Outlay city, Mich;
c. B. Dodge. Echo, AmeTy; J. l. Ramaley.
Guide 81. Paul: Ernest Bi7chan, Sentinel,
Boulder. MOnt.: 4. T. Churchill. Herald,
Clear Lake Wis. Mrs. ]. 7. Hunt. Free
Press. MauEato: K. 7. Cresswel- The Int
Nor, Minneapolis; Il. l. Creswel!, Grand
Rapids Democrat. Mich; O.. VI. Young. Meth
odist Herald. irving TOCd Jr.. Gazette,
Hastings: A. Il. :. Perkins, Lake
Breeze, Vote Bear; D. P. Hunt.
MankatO Free Press; T. Ecrassen. lie Cana
der. 81 Paul MINI: @. D. Hanstreet The
Times. Paulliua, To-: Percy G. Atkinson.
Leader. Eau Claire. Wis: : G.. Nancier, Post,
Saltwater; Fred Peachm8n. Bulletin. Bald
win. Wis r. Il. Young. Methodist Herald.
MinGeauoiis: G. f. u himey Chronicle. Min
nearCliS: ". A HOtchkiSs. National Repub-
lican. Presto: r. " Clifford proprietor Of
the Northwestern Brewers Gazette: !. 4.
Henry, Argus, JaUesTlile- J. H. Glass
News. WGCOuia: Oscar LOnegren, Skaffaren,
S. Paul: + B. LarnSon, Cohar0 Observer;
Arthur T. Phillips. Argus Leader. Sioux
Fails: E-p- Johnson North Wisconsin News.
Harvard, WIS q. =. Pcase. Union. AnOkG:
II. f. Newton and wife. MinneGp0li R. D.
strong. News. Il. Paul; T. T. SuEeck. Union
Type Foundry. ~ Paul: I. j. Price. Record;
=. y kellogg Newspaper company. George
NJ. kaUsh1eld. Silver Moon Art Press: J. q.
Adams. The Appeal, II. Paul and Ainneap-
oils
Newspaper mems day at the Exposition
was fittingly brought 10 a close last evening
with a banquet. al which 100 editors sat
down. Among the distinguished guests
were Hon. Jeremiah EusE. secretary Of agri-
culture: President Bushnell. OF the State
Fair association; the venerable editor. Maj.
T. N NewsOu. Of ST Paul: Senator Hoard,
Of Moujeyideo: Mayor Babb and others.
AS TO doing justice 10 the spread.
Alden !. Bletheu. acting as toaster.
introduced his homer. the mayor who made
g telicit0us speech Of welcome TO the country
editors. and Editor PeGSe. OF the Anoka
Union. made happy and witty response N
behalf of the fraternity President Bushnell
il a pleasant address returned his thanks 10
the press Tor its Invaluable aid IN making a
success Of The FAIR. Hon. jeremiah Rusk
1OlG pleasantly his experiences with
newspaper men. and expressed the
belief that with the help Of
the editors he could make 6
success of The agricultural department. John
HcLain. editor Of he Journal spoke briefly
and 10 the point for the city press. Senator
Hoard told OF The recent editorial excursion
and pufFeG the editors warmly for their pub
lie spirit. Mir. BIeyhen next introduced the
best editor in the state. who had started more
good newspapers than any other man in the
region, H. p Han. Of the St Paul
News. Lr. Hall made a brief and
witty repouse. In conclusion Mr. HOtchkiss
OF Preston. Mimi. was introduced as the
Oldest editor in the 5. ate. Sir. Hotchkiss re-
told some remiuesJenses Of newspaper work.
incidentally he reciJed some OF The history
Of the Democrat which he started as the first
newspaper west Of the Mississippi in the
present city Of Minneapolis. The company
then adjourned TO EIks hall, where the fes-
LVITieS were continued.