St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-30
BEHOLD THE COMMITTEES.
Politics Seems to Have Figured in
the Naming of Them.
Exnended DUNN the wear

Col. William McCrory. John Good
now, ii. f. Brown, S. Z. Olson and Col.
w. 5. King will sleep peacefully to-
night. They have at last finished the
preparation of that list of subcommit-
tees that has been worrying them for
weeks. The list of committees was fin
ished yesterday afternoon. The execu-
tive committee has approved it, that
committee having met in the bank OF
commerce yesterday afternoon for that
purpose. The list will be sent to the
national committee of the Republican
party for the convenience of that body.
Many prospective visitors to the con-
vention have written to Minneapolis
asking for list of the subcommittee.
They can get the list now. Here is the
composition of each committee:
HOiels-George ). Bracket. chairman; II.
z. Brown, c. ,. Bracket, r. B. Langdon, J
+. Force.
Halls-W D. Hale, chairman: Theodore
Hays, J. F. Conklin, A. K. McGil, ;. B.
Lovejoy.
Music-J. W Nash, chairman; A. NJ.
shuey, II. c. Chaplin. James Moore, A. d. :.
Transporiation-John Goodnow. chairman
W. j. {. Kenyon. F. II. Lord, T. W. Teasdale
George II. Heatford, c. NJ. Pratt c. g. Hib-
bard, r. j. Whitney W A Carpenter. G :
DecOratiOns-G. W. Marchant. chairman
William Buffers. j. A. Fillmore MymaD
Elliot, William Donaldson.
Headquariers-E. q. Hay, chairman; C. P.
Lowell. Robert damison, y. o. Werner, H.
DOerr.
Press-G. A. Pierce, chairman: L. Swift Jr.
James Gray, 7. GuibransOn. j. y. Mind;
George Thompson. St Paul; Lewis Baker,
II. Paul; Fred Driscoll, St Paul; H. P Hall
ST. Paul; Z. Ii. Lineau, ST. Paul; H. ). Harris
Luther jaeger.
Convention Building and Hall-R. B
Langdon. chairman; ". VI. Bracket D. NJ
| Clough, +. @. Potter. c. L. Travis
Accommodations-W. E. Steele chairman,
| ". X. Hicks. j. f. Blaine. Paul Blackmar
II. W. Foote. w. F. Brooks. William Regain
Henry Downs. J. A. Peterson, W. X. Morris
! Z. vi. COnant, j. q. RobD.
Telegraph-W. 5. King, chairman; Il A.
| futile, l. McMichael. L. d. Parker
Reception-D. Morrison. chairman: J. S
| Pilsbury, P. b. Winston. W. d. Washburn.
| c. K. Davis, W. r. Morrison, E. e. Bah II
| Mattson, r. I. Gray, j. W. Dunjee, NJ Fall
| Gjert5en. J. c. Bell, Titus Mareck Anthony
! Kelly, Cyrus NOrthrup {. Morrison T. Lowry,
r. A. Smith. of St.Paul: Archbishop Ireland
of st Paul; W. II: Sanborn, of St Paul: W.
| J. Freaney. of St Paul; T. c. Stevens. of ST
Paul: f g. Ingersoll Of ST Paul: Albert
Scheffer. of st. Paul; O. II. Wilder. of St.
| Paul; Prof. Bradley, George K. Newell g A
Pillsbury, 5. p. Snider. T. B. Walker. 5
| Ortedal. /. AtwaJer L. F. Menage. d. F. Nor
y
). Listoe, George McNair.
Entertainment-W. II. Eustis. chairman.
Nelson Williams c. VI. Foote. Jasper Gibbs
! A. j. Sawyer, Z. II. Peavey, L. Fletcher c. r.
Cooley Samuel Hifl A. T. Rand. 0. G Mer.
riman, Y. Ii. Shevlin, John De Laittre. John
| Day Smith. F. g. Winston, E. B. Zier George
/ HUM. Prof. o. J. Breda.
Ladies' Reception Committee-Mrs. Fl. F.
! Brown. Mrs. +. B. Walker. Mrs 7. Lowry
Mrs D. Morrison, Ms. a. W. Knight. Mrs II
| b. Langdon, Mrs. :. P. Snider, Mrs. A. ].
Blethen. Mrs. j. 6. Pillsbury, Mrs. P. B.
| Winston. Mrs. F. Greenleaf, Mrs. W. E
| Haskell, Mrs w. D. Washburn, Mrs. Samuel
| Hill, Mrs. E. g. Hay.
Ii is too early III the day to hear any
kicks about the composition of these
| committees. They will probably satisfy
the majority of the people, though not
all. There are always kickers. The
| five mentioned at the beginning of this
item have done their work conscien-
! tiOusly and according to their lights.
They were appointed to do this thing a
few days after the return of the delega-
ton from Washington. They have been
working all the time since then. One
fact will be noticed in connection with
these committees, thougn-the nOn-par-