St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-20
PAPERS PROVIDED FOR.
The Convention Press Committee
Has Done Wonderful Work-E'o-
liticaI CrumbS

The Convention Press committee
Has Done Wonderful Work-Po-
litical Crumbs. .
The convention press committee is
the first of the subcommittee to see its
way clear out of the load of work
thrown upon it. About 200 active news
paper men have been assigned TO
quarters at the New York Life
building, half as many Gmore
have been accommodated at the
West, others have engaged rooms at the
Nicollet, and still others have signified
their intention of stopping with friends.
II. S. Harris and j. Newton Mind have
done most of the work. They have
sent out three letters in all. The two
first were merely requests that the news
papers desiring accommodations for
their representatives send to the COM
mittee a statement of the number to be
provided for. Those letters failed in
a good many instances to elicit replies.
Then Secretary Harris sent out letter
saying that failure to reply would be
taken to mean that the newspapers did
not want accommodations. That
brought dilatory editors to time, and the
applications for rooms have been rolling
III. The following shows where the rep
resentatiVes of the leading newspapers
of the country will be quartered during
the convention:
Al the New York Life Building: New York
World, 12 Cincinnati Enquirer, 81 Albany
Argus. 2; Albany journal 2; Atlanta Consti-
tuition, ,; Baltimore American, 3; Baltimore
News .; Boston journal, .; Boston Post, 4;
Boston Transcript. 2; Brooklyn Eagle. q
Brooklyn Standard Union, 3; Buffalo Elk
press, 3; Buffalo News. q Chicago Even
ing Journal, /; Chicago Globe 4; Chi
cago Graphic, 3; Chicago Herald, 4;
Chicago Inter Ocean, 4; Chicago News, 3;
Chicago Post, 4; Cincinnati Post. 9; Winoila
Republican, l. Cleveland Plaindealer, 2;
Cleveland World, 2; Columbus Dispatch 2;
Columbus Leader, 3; Denver Times q: Den
sun, p Hartford Courant, /; Indianapo-
lis Morning Morning Tribune i; o,; inda NaPs
/: indianapolis Sentinel, 2; Kansas
City Star, 2; Louisville Commercial. 2; Louis
York Commercial Advertiser, 1; New York
Journal. .; New York Post /; New York
Sun, 2; New York Stats Zeitung, !; New
York Ia Tribune g Omaha Pee q Omaha
2; Philadelphia Press, 2; Philadelphia
Record, 3; Philadelphia Times, 4;
Pittsburg Commercial-Gazette, q. Pitts
pudg Post nl3ach PrGv ReoSssr JGe ard
l; Rochester Post-Express 2: San Francisco
Chronicle. 2; San Francisco Examiner. 4;
St Louis Chronicle, 2; st. Louis Die West
liche Post L; ST. Louis Globe Democrat, 1;
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 3; St. Louis Re
public, 81; ST. Louis Star Sayings. 2; Toledo
Bee, /; Toledo Commercial, =: Washington
Evening Star, 2; Judge, 4 c. A Hamilton,2;
Joe Howard Jr., D.; Henry NJ. Hunt, 2; IL. Il.
Kohlsaat, |.
At the West-BaItmore Sun, 81; Boston
Globe, 3; Boston Herald. 4; Buffalo Com
mercial l; Chicago Times, 4; Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, 4; Cincinnati Times
VI %
journal (Columbus). 2; Denver Republican,
9: indianapolis Journal. l.; New York Her
aid, 4; New York Mail and Express. 4; New
York Press, 3; New York sun, 2; New
York Times. 4; New York Tribune z;
graph, 3; j. K. Mcclure, /; Pttsburg Leader,
2; Pittsburg Press, 2; Pittsburg Times, 2;
Springfield Republican, 1: Toledo Blade, 2;
Washington Post. 4; Associated Press 81
United Press, 10: Buffalo Courier, l; Meri-
da nRepublican, l.
At the Ncollet-Detroit Tribune q: New
York Mail and Express, 2; Pittsburg Times,
2; Associated Press, 3.
AT private house: Boston Journal, 1 !; Buff
falo Commercial, /; Detroit Times, 2; Mil
waukee Journal. 1; Philadelphia Ledger3;
Boston Advertiser, 2; Boston Record, /;
Rocky Mountain News 4; Kansas City Jour
nal, 2; Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph, 2;
Rochester Times. 1.
Unassigned Chicago Mail, 2; Cleveland
Press, 3; Detroit Journal, 2: Detroit News. 2;
Louisville Courief-Journal, 3: Louisville
Times. 9; Milwaukee Wisconsin, /: New Or
leans Times Democrat, 1; DaIzells Cable
News of America, 5; Frank Leslie, A. Phila-
delphia Item, 1; Pittsburg Dispatch, .; Port
land Evening Telegram, 2; Portland Ore
CONAN, 1: Providence Telegram, 3; San
Francisco Report ..
The New York Life building will ac-
commodate about 275 newspaper men.
and, as only about 200 have been taken
care of so far, there is still room for
good many more in that building.
The convention executive committee
held a session yesterday and went
through good deal of routine business
that has accumulated during the illness
of Chairman Bracket. The com
mittee has not yet found man
to run the New York Life build
ing during the convention. The
committee wants to get a man for that
place who will charge moderate rates to
the newspaper men. The committee is
also debating over letting the contract
for the opera chairs that will be used
for seats for delegates. Funk and
Brown. of ManitOwoc, Wis, claim that
the contract has been as good as let TO
them. The contract will call for about
900 chairs, and they will cost about
$1,000.