St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-17
EDITORS COME HOME.
Had a Good Time, and Express
Their Gratitude in Reso-
lutions.
LIVED ON THE TOP SHELF.
1t Is Reported That Some
Found the "Devil to Pay"
at Home.
THEY'LL SQUARE 1T ALL.
They We're a Jolly Lot, and
Everything Went to
Suit.
THEY'LL SQUARE 1T ALL.

Every editor of the State Editorial
association who enjoyed the trip 10
Buffalo has hied himself to his sanctum
to see what the ''deyiP' has been doing
in his absence and to square accounts
with the victims OF his impishness.
M. j. Downing, it is reported, found
the streets around his office crowded
with farmers. there to inquire why the
Renville Star Farmer stated editorially
in its last issue that Minnesota farmers
should diversity their industry by rais-
ing silk WORMS for hog feed, as the Elost
valuable of pork could be obtained
thereby.
ii. l.. Crosby found about the entire
Kandiyohi Republican population con-
gregated ready to mob him because the
Willmar Republican Gazette had stated
that there was no possible show for the
election of Eddy to congress unless the
opportunity now open for Republican
and Populist fusion were improved.
Ernst Brandt found New Ulm ablaze
with Indignation because Der Fort
schridt had stated that the time had ar
rived when every loyal German-Ameri-
can should give up his beer and JOIN
the Prohibition party.
j. K. Child found the Waseca Herald
office filled to the ceiling with cabbages,
corrots. beets. onions and parsnips. and
learned to his amazement that the stuff
was there in response to statement in
the paper that large quantity of gar
den sass" was wanted, and that SUBJ
scriptlons would be given at half-prce
for Immediate responses.
And SO, 1t is said. about every editor
has found the ''devil to pay" and his
hands full of business to get matters
Strengthened out.
But all had good time. and not one
regrets his journey to Buffalo. Most of
the party left st. Paul SOON after their
arrival Saturday evening. A few re-
manned at the Windsor over night, and
returned home yesterday.
what They Say.
II never enjoyed a trip more in my
life." said II. q. Day. of Albert Lea,
editor of the Freeborn County Standard,
as he sat at breakfast yesterday morn
ing with his wife aud daughter at the
Windsor hotel. I'VE did nothing but
drink in scenery and other things" put
lii his wife, as she glanced slyiy at Miss
Day. "You see," went OH the editor.
paying no attention to his better half's
side remark, 1--WE were a very Jolly
party, and were treated like princes
everywhere we went. Nothing was too
good tor us. and l can safely say that
not one of the party will ever forget his
summer outing. Yes, this is the first
time have seen Niagara. 1t is beyond
my widest dreams. There is grander
and awful su5limity about it that makes
man feel very insignificant. From the
time we left until now we have enjoyed
every minute, and the only dis
agreeable thing in the Whole trip
was having to go to bed. There
seemed So much to be crowded into
every day, and, though we heightened
them all that we could, we did not do as
much as we would have cared to-" BEN
jamin w. Day,Of the Hutchinson Leader.
then came into the dining room with his
wife and W. E. Mckenzie, of CrOokston.
and concurred in all that MIR. Day had
said.
Every one with whom we came i'm
contact" said Mr. Mckenzie, "seemed
trying to outdO the other i'm making
things pleasant for US all, and am sure
they succeeded, and have our most
hearty thanks" The party left tor their
homes right after breakfast, ali very
brown from their outing, anu assured
the reporter that if he would come to
their towns ha could own them.
Resolutions Of Thanks.
The party Oh the return trip over the
Great Lakes formulated resolutions
thanking the Eastern Minnesota rail-
way, the Northern Steamship company,
the New York Central railroad and the
Buffalo Press club for their splendid
hospitality. Also setting forth that in
j. j. Hill is to be recognized 1.-THE f0un-
dation OF all that has operated to make
this splendid excursion possible, and
we cordially extend to him this express
sion OF our appreciation of the many
favors received at his hands; that We
are deeply impressed that the construc-
tion Of the steamship Northwest marks
an epoch in the history of lake trans
pOrtatlon and trauScOntlnental traffic.
1t is practical solution of the question
OF quick and easy transit from the heart
OF the continent to the very doors of its
greatest metropolis and market. The
steamship Northwest and her c0mpau-
ion, Netherland, are equal or superior
to anything that floats On fresh OF salted
seas"
The resolutions proceed to thank by
name the officers of the ship, General
Manager Gordon, General Passenger
Agent Carpenter and his assistant, Fred
r. Gordon. +. l. Whitney, general pas.
senger agent Of the Great Northern and
Eastern Minnesota, and everybody in
general and particular who had any
thing to do with their entertainment.
Harvest Excursions
Harvest excursions, at largely reduced
rates for the round trip, to Minnesota,
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