St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-27
M'KINLEY IN ST. PAUL.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED AND ALL.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE.
1T WILL BE NoN-PAnTIsAN.


Gov. Nelson at Merchants
Reception at Capitol From
1850 to 4 O'clock.
Gov. William Mckinley. of Ohio. will |
be rendered a reception by the citizens |
of st. Paul at the state capitol on |
Thursday at l: 80 o'clock p. m. The re-
ception will be informal and nonpar,isan |
in character; attribute to Gov. Mckin-
ley as public official and an eminent
citizen. The people of Minnesota are /
cordially invited to attend this recep- |
ton. where each will be presented to
tue distinguished visitor. Ladies VIII
| be welcomed. The reception will prob
| ably close at D. III.
The manase ment of this reception
| has been placed in the hands OF the FOL
| lowing committees:
| General C0mmittee-A. r. McGlll,
chairman; Gov. Knute Nelson, ii. A.
| Castle, John GoOdnow, f. Driscoli, Ed
Vanish. john Espy. F. G. Stevens, Nj.
| d. Flower, Tams BiXby. Eli 5. Warner.
| Committee of Arrangements-Harr
Richardson, w. b. Bend, w. Ii. Light
ner, George r. Finch. w. S. Morton, L.
| l.. Schur!neier, J. G. Gregg, Rukert
Hurd. l.. l.. May. Walter Driscoll.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE FROM ST. PAUL.
L. F. Hubbard, A R. Kiefer. William
| Mitchell. w. l.. Kelley, John w. Willis,
r. ID. Russell, w. Ii. Sanborn. Joseph
Booieter, NJ. ID. Kenyon, A. e. Clansen.
Col. Mike Sheridan, John ireland,
w. r. Marshall. W. X. Mer-
l ant
Samuel Il. Van SAINT. George w. Bonn
Terrence Kennedy, j. e. Adams. Geb-
hard Wlllrich. Arnold Kalman. A. b.
Stickpey. Moses E. Clapp, e. W. Zoll-
man. Charles E. Flanurau, f. b. Doran.
Charles d. Kerr, Ii. &. Hicks,
Robert Jamison. A. D. Thomas
A. Bierman. W. w. Pendergast,
Col E. c. Mason, w. b. Dean. NJ. y.
Gilbert, Joseph A. Wheelo:k. ID. Z.
Hall, ooren Llstoe; }. ) McCardy, Al
bert Scheffer, }. W: Makinson. c. Is.
Bronson, DIR. William Richeson,
ID. NJ. Sullivan. Charles Wallblom.
Patrick Butler, George c. Ste
VEINS. John Ellis, w. A. Gates.
Horace Austin, John S. Pillsbury, f. P.
Wright, William Ii. Eustis, James Cal
fillan, l.. w. Collins. Daniel Buck. Ii.
Il. Brill, Charles E. Otis, j. }. Esan,
Seagrave Smith, G.. NJ. Pond, c. Is; I'll
| H.. IL.
Brown, Ii. w. Childs, Ii: MuehleE-
berg, l.. G. Powers, Bernt An
derson, Lieut.. g. II. Morgan,
Ii. Il. Stevens, John Is. Sanborn, Charles
| III, Fowler, George Thompson, Bernhard
Kuhl, u. C. Green, Edward Bueckmann.
Herman StuckeiIstrom, A. &. Hickman,
j. Ii. Woiterstortf, William Bickel, A.
l.. AIlness, +. ii. Kelly. &. Il. Bridge
mar, T. S. MACEDONIAN. Chris Brandt,
III, owl, lnll al ~ l.
Horst. f. l.. McGhee, Eerd Barta,
kouert Manmheimer, George Gerlach,
Timothy Reardon, L. ID. Sheehan,
Charles Weber, George Dickinson, q. 5.
Sherman, Thomas F. Conroy, w. j.
Footner, u. Z. Sandberg. Otto Kuetf-
ner, j. ii. Schumacher, James Morrow.
lie Vasseur, w alter Neison,V v. j Haw-
kins, j. 5. Vandiver, George l.. Becker.
Il. NJ. Newport. Ii. K. w. Schultz. Z. K,
Sharood, August kaldunski' George a.
White, George w. McCree, j. Ham Da-
wilson, John ID. O'Bren, Rev. Samuel
G.Smith. A.G. " edge, Theodore Sander,
Henry Johns, w. r. Bourne. Peter BON
land. E. a. Jaggard, Alex Ramsey.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE FROM MINNIE
APOLIS.
J George A. Bracket, New York Life
! building, Minneapolis; r. q. Evans.
Loan and Trust company building; w.
|
Thomas Downs. Lumber Exchange: A,
T. Abel. Bank of Commerce; T. s..
Mayer, New York Life building; w. r.
Morris, Guaranty Loan building; Jas
per Gibbs. Guaranty Loan building; A.E.
Merrill, Loan and Trurt building
e. Nj. Hendricks. Guaranty Loan
building: Herman Goesser,40S Nicollet
avenue; f. G. Drew, Palace block !;
4 Gustave Theden, Minneapolis; G. E.
| Nofi0 nj .
, w. ID. Hughes, A. E. Allen. municipal
court; James McCutchson, G. M. q st.
p. Railroad company; John Erlck-
son, ID. F. Simpson. city hall
s. II. Chase, Temple court;
Robert Pratt, Fourteenth avenue north
S and Washington avenue: T.. Nj. john
= son, Farmers and Mechanics Savings
bank; Rev. Pleasant Hunter. WeStmin-
ster cnnrch: John L. Wyman. Metro
politan bank; L. B. Walker, Eighth
street and Hennepin avenue; Samuel
HiiI. Kasota block; j. II. Seymour
. Bank of Minneapolis; |. II. PaulSon
!" Guaranty Loan building; Rev. Nj. F
Gjerlsen, Minneapolis, and many others
d Gov. Mckinley and his party vii
|. leave Minneapolis On Thursday morn
II ing by special train on the Great North
r ern railway. They will arrive about II
!, o'clock at Hamline, where the governor
d will deliver short address to the stu
: dents of HamIiI.e university. At thi
point the visitors will be met by thu
IS general committee from ST. Paul ant
d escorted to the Merchants hotel, abou
-, noon.
- At the Merchants hotel Gov. McKin
3. ley and party will be the guests of Gov
|. Knute Nelson. who resides there. The.
:; will lunch with the governor before tn
S, hour for the reception and dine witt
u. him after it closes.
. At Sp. IN. the visitors leave ST. Pau
for Chicago.
The reception will be held in TIL
house of representatives at the stat
capitol. The management of all detail
is in the hands of the committee of al
engagements. Seibert's orchestra vii
furnish the music.
This reception at ST. Paul will affor
all an opportunity to pay their respect
to the distinguished American, an
render it unnecessary for those fror
the city wll0 merely wish to see an
l meet bin joining in the scramble t
] secure seats for his Minneapolis speech
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