St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-01

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lite Detained by His frjury-
ChiefArthur Thanks the Rro,h-
crhood Tor Its auoport-Visit-
ors Scattering Home.
After OyeI three week of hard work,
~!ntprSlerSed with numerous pleasant
excursions. the first biennial convention
If the International Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers adjourned yes
rerdly afternoon III ) o'clock to meet
two years hence ut Ottawa. Canada.
Gonl-oys have been said, and the dele
gates are scattering to the four points
OF the compass. While probably two
tl:rdS viii 90 directly home, a large
number are gong Oh visits to. friends in
.he far West All Soath, OF to see the
country. The Omaha and Milwaukee
trains carried many East last night. and
lie remainder leave today.
In the morning the officers for the
coming two years were installed, the
three new officers. c. IL. Salmons. S. g..
d; Albert lIu lSOl. +. q. \. E. and
'H4NlIl LtNlcilGt. L. u. y. L., UclllS
given the full installation ceremonies;
the others. being simply reelected. were
mercy given the charge of their offices
publicly. All the remaining items of
the report presented by the committee
IL constitution and bylaws were taken
up and disposed of. and the report of
The executive c0mmitte was also finished
and adopted. In this latter, the total
mount or charity claims approved and
ordered paid Is about $4,000 Each
orphan of brother hnoi families was
provided for, twenty of them receiving
so each, and TWO 500 each per annum.
The following resolution of con-
dUleuce WAS passed:
Whereas. il has been the will of the
Supreme Ruler of the Universe to sum-
mon by his messenger, Death, Broth
ers james Hubbard and George Gear
hart, WHO IL response gave up their
lives in the accident on the Wisconsin
CeHtral railroad On the morning of May
so. This beng nine deaths of members
OF the organization we represent during
the short space of time we have been in
convention: therefore, be it
Resolved, That We realize more than
ever before the great danger of Our oc-
cupatIon and the expectancy of being
at al times prepared 10 meet our
Master. and also the responsibility OF
making suitable provisions while in
health for the SUPPORT OF our families
alter Our death, that the children may
be educated ard the nome maintained.
Resolved further. That we realize that
We can do naught but submit to the
viii OF the Grand Chief of the Universe,
md ~ ar t.r. cnI ..,. I-.. -
heads in humble submission extending
to The b*reayed families OF our late
brothers.. James Hubbard and George
GeaIhar', our deepest regrets. and also
tie unbr"ken sympathy of the delegates
now III convention assembled in these
their trying hours OF sorrow and atfiic-
ton.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be printed IN the journal, copies
Srrt 10 hereavfd families and published
in the Dispatch.
JAMES FREw,
w. tIAVERSVICK,
Committee.
The burial Of these two engineers
TOOK place yesterday, Hubbard at Sew
ems Point, and Gearhart at Chelsea.
in the afternoon a lengthy resolution
OF thanks was adopted. returning thanks
lor all the courttoleS Received during
the stay here of the delegates. Each
railroad, church. official Of steamboats,,
hotel ana individual was mentioned by
name in thiS resolution, ant compll-
meEtary remarks were also made re-
garding ST. Paul'S hospitality. Fully
$1,000 has been expended by the COM
nllttee Of arrangements on entertain
mtntS ana excursions. 1880 of this sum
being contributed by st. Paul business
men, and the remainder by the engi-
Heers Of the Twin Cities.
Chief Arthur addressed the conven-
tlun in a closing speech of thanks for
the support he has received. He COM
pilinented the brotherhood for their
enterprise and obedience to the best
Interests of ali parties in the settlement
ot strikes ana other troubles.
Salmons and other officials also spoke.
and Committeeman Maber and Hath.
way addressed the convention on behalf
OF The committee of arrangements.
Inc headquarters ale ROW deserted,
anu the hotels present a lonesome aspect.
All who have been brought in contact
with these delegates VIII be sorry to
lose them from the city. and st. Paul's
pest WISHES 20 with the brave engi-
nerrS.
Joe Polite will be unable to leave be-
iure Sunday Oh account of the injury to
MS leg. jim Lathrop remains with
INN. and wheDIie is able to travel t..ey
b0tl propose 10 visit Salt Lake CITY.
and perhaps California before rrturu-
Ing home