St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-20

dent Gen. Davis Reynolds; second vice
president Allan Hill; third vice president
Mark W. Lewis; recording secretary. Rev. L..
u, Hay: correspond ng secretary. GEORGE L..
Hit The reception committee will consist
of fifty. ah1 me possSonnel OF the other COM
mittecs Is as followsi
EXecutive-G. r. Robinson, William 3.
Fest. Al, X NJ lien, e. K. Br den. Jonn Thorn-
bugSh Rol er SEratton. George L. Hilt c. N.
Dickey.
Financed. NJ. Chute, S. L. Baker, George
X. Robinson, ii. l.. WOODBURY., o. l.. Taylor,
Edwin White, Allan Hill, Frank b; Lewis.
Headquarters - George l.. Hit Frank
Lewis Marian Lewis George r. Robinson
j. S. Mclaughlin, Charles Z. Dickey
Ladies' Auxilliary-Mrs. Mark w. Lewis,
Mrs. Sarah Dickey, Mrs. Eugene Hay, Mrs.
II. l.. WOODBURY., Miss Jennie ID. Robinson,
Mrs. F. C. Ball. Mrs. Edwin White, Miss Belle
Goodnow. Mrs Frank Lewis, Mrs. Robert
Strarton and Mrs. f. NJ. Bugbee.
The accommodations committee will hold
an important meeting early next week. This
committee has large amount of work on its
hands. 1t cannot do that work without the
most perfect system is maintained. At the
forthcoming meeting il will ask the different
state associations To make their arrangements
for taking of people from different states to
work through the regular accommodation
committee.
The convention hail was visited again yes
terday afternoon by officials of the Western
Union. the Associated Press, etc. While
they were there Charles Summers, chief
electrician of the Western Union. tested the
acoustics of the hall by making nomina-
ton nominating Grover Cleveland for pres-
dent. He pronounced the acoustics all
right.
A. c. Thomas night manager of the ASso-
ciated Press, is in this city looking after con-
VentiOn arrangements i'll the interest of his
association. He says the hall is all right, and
that everything is arranged for taking care
of the reports in the most satisfactory man
ner.
The plan of selling tickets for the eonven-
ton concert has been changed. No numbers
will be issued tomorrow. The first to get in
line at the Century music store Monday morn
ing will be the ones to get the first choice
The headquarters of the press committee
will be Room 213, New York Life building,
after next Monday.
The auxiliary press committee that is to
look after entertaining the Northwestern
and Minnesota newspaper men have ar
ranged for headquarters in the Rochester
block in the Press club rooms, with the addi-
ton of few other rooms.
The entertainment committee has practi-
cally decided to arrange for two excursions,
one to Minnetouka and the other TO Mime
haha after the convention is over.
Zahn, the tailor, has decided to move out
of his store in the West hotel convention
week. and the Iowa delegation will have
headquarters there.
The headquarters of the Minnesota delega-
ton to the convention will be in the large
exchange room in the Lumber Exchange,
under the light well.
The Scandinavian Union. league, which
will look after the Scandinavian visitors to
the convention, will have rooms Oh the
fourth floor of the Lumber Exchange.
ALI people who have lived in Illinois and
now live in Minneapolis are requested 10
meet at the Union league rooms. on Sixth
street. tonight at 1870. The formation of an
Illinois association is the object of the meet
ing.