St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
Programme Of the Minnesota
Editorial Convention
Next Week.
Editors to Be Royalty Enter
tanned by Newspaper Men
Of the City.
Aldermanic Committees Pass
Upon Important Public
Matters.
The AZotine Contract Once
More Tackled by the City
Fathers.

Great preparations are being made to
make the twentytitth annual meeting OF
the Minnesota Editors and Publishers
association, to be held in this city the
10th and 18th inst, the most successful
gathering yet held by this organization.
The sessions will take place in Lifts
hall, ana the Press club rooms, located
in the same building, have been thrown
open to the visiting editors. ii. p. Hall,
of the Daily News, is president of the
association, and. as usual, is work
ing enthusiastically to make the
meeting one of the most memorable
in the history of the association. A
meeting was held yesterday afternoon
in the Press club. at which representa-
tive newspaper men and others attend
ed, when details We're completed tor the
entertainment OF the editors. 1t is eX-
pected there will be over two hundred
in attendance. President Hall and Sec
rotary Johnson. of the Editorial assocIa-
ton, last evening issued an official cir
cular to the members respecting the
meeting. and it reads: ARRANGEMENTS
have been made for the reading of a
number OF papers by members OF the
association, the topics chosen being
valuable discussions. Selections will
be made of some one to lead the discus
sions, and thereafter all who desire will
be invited to participate. While 1t is
possible some topics will be added. up
to this date the following are the ones
which have been arranged for:
The Business End of Country Papers'-
Z. c. Huntington, Window Reporter
Independence in Journalism
Y. c. Seward. saltwater Messenger
Home and Foreign Advertising
A. w. McKinstrv. Faribault Republican
1.-THE Country Correspondence of Coun-
try Paper
Elmer E. Adams, Fergus Falls Journal
1.-THE Relation of Editors TO Politics.
Fred NJ. Van Duzee, Rock County News
Journalistic Suicides
Ed G. Gottry, Pine County Pioneer
1.-THE Annual Row.
W c. Whiteman Ortonville Herald-Star
Newspapers and the Public
Carl S. Eastwood, Heron Lake News
THE reading of these papers and dis
cussion thereon will be divided between
the two days of the session, in accord
ance with the circumstances which may
arise. On the evening of the 10th there
will be social gathering at the Windsor
hotel, and banquet rendered the asso-
citation by the st. Paul Press club, the
newspaper fraternity and kindred bust
ness establishments of st. Paul.
Following the banquet, short time
will be devoted to dancing. Both the
banquet and the dancing will be entire
ly Informal, and in no sense a dress
occasion. An especial effort will be
made to make the visit entertaining,
both to editors and their wives, and as
many as possible are requested TO bring
ladies with them.
The success of the twenty-fifth an
nual meeting OF the association rests
entirely with yourselves. If the pub
fishers of the state attend in large num-
bers it will be great and valuable
event in the history of the organization.
The number in attendance adds to the
value of the interchange of views. and,
in addition to pleasing social relations
which are renewed or formed anew on
these annual occasions, there are abso-
lutte pecuniary advantages to be derived
from attendance which more than com.
pensate for the time and slight expendl-
ture of money required to be present.
We trust we shall have the pleasure of
welcoming larger number of Mime
sofa editors than have ever before been
gathered upon similar OCCASION"