St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-26

years. as bright stars in the galaxy of
the good times weary newspaper man
sometimes enjoys. The mayor of the
| city. William Il EuStiS, gave the boys
warm welcome, turned over to them the
Keys of the city and bade them sally
forth and ENJOY their every moment.
The boys did it. Smith b. Hall. presi-
dent of the Press club. swung wide open
the doors or the club room. and told his
iellow toilers to make that place their
nome. His request was given marked
consideration. = Sank Center Ava
lanche.
We attended business meeting of
the editorial association in Minneapo-
lis one day last week. We can't say
that we were much benefited by attend
lng.-Zumbrota Independent.
There was nothing slow about the
way which the city of Minneapolis
treated the country editors last week.
Ihe keys OF the city were promptly
turned over to the members of the asso.
ciallon and the police instructed to 90
home.-Noble County Democrat.
Every editor will treasure I'm the
foudest recesses OF his memory the
| many pleasures received at the hands
OF that city's most hospitable citizens.
10 Mayor Eustis and Smith B. Hall,
president OF the press club Of that city,
especial thanks are dine for many cour-
tesles rendered.-St. James Journal.
Col. John Ii. Stevens, who is our sen.
lor In years and in his arrival in Mill
nesota, summed up the whole matter
thus: IF l had not been an editor l
would have been millionaire" which
was equivalent to saying that editors, as
rule, nave no time to rob the state
Preston National Republican.
Day. Is one of the ablest men III the
state. He has been Jealous in the
cause OF the ASSOCIATION. and his cleo
tlon is not only matter of cOngratula-
tlon, but Is distinctly reward of merit
which was we'll earned. With men
ike Whitney, Bowling, Slime, Rama
ley, Eastman and Smith b. Hail there
Is no reason why the association should
not win new laurels.-St Peter Herald.
Ihere were great many new faces
a majority, III fact-and it was subject
Tor remark that so many of the newspa-
pefS or Minnesota are III the hands of
Drlght young men. 1t goes without
saying that the association was well
| received and royalty treated in Mime
apollS. There was nothing too good for
II, anu 1t was toasted and entertained in
way that would turn the heads OF less
Intelligent and practical fellows; but all
the same, they were there for business,
and attended TO oit.-MontevideoL Leader.
lt Is nothing but the truth and the
Whole truth tn say that our neighboring
city dld herself proud. She just laid
herself out. and when l say that it
means whole pile. Never has the
grand and magnificent ospitality of the
largest and most prosperous city in the
Northwest shone with such lusler. Min
neapoilS was proud to entertain the
pencil showers, and exerted herself to
the utmost. The attendance WAS the
largest in the history of the association,
over $50 genuine newspaper men being
on hand.-AnOka Union.
The twenty-eighth annual convention
OF the Minnesota Editors and Pub
fishers association, which was held i'm
Minneapolis last Thursday and Friday.
was slgnalized by the largest attendance
IN Its long and honorable history, and
the proceedings were characterized
probably by the most earnest and
practical endeayor and the ACCOMPLISH
inent or lie most definite, profitable
and promising results OF any meeting OF
the association that has ever been held.
This was due mainly to the efforts of
PRESIDENT johnson and his associate
ohlcialS and few others of The faithful
aud Jealous champions of the interests
or the country newspapers, and also to
the surprising enterprise OF the Mill
neapollS Press club, seconded as it was
by the munificent assistance ana good
! Will OF Mayor EuStiS and other citizens
OF Minneapolis Lea Standard.