St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-28

way district into either city. 1t would
have been better to let it build and de.
velop for itself.
H. P. Hall responded briefly for the
press of st. Paul.
E. J. HoDGsoN.
e. j. Hodgson, OF st. Paul, was the
last speaker Of the evening. He was
called upon as the representative of the
Commercial Club of st. Paul. He said
the only thing the meeting was short of
was time.
He spoke of the excellent entertain
ment aud the good cheer and feeling
that prevailed the meeting. Speaking
for the Commercial Club of st. Paul, he
said it hi d done more for st. Paul than
any th.r organization. 1t had been
the cent II of hope. aspiration and en-
terprise Tor the city. The commerce of
tie cities was spoken of as being Of
primary Importance and he advised that
he cities unite in promoting CONNER
clai advantages.
The exceedingly pleasant gathering
dispersed shortly after midnight. and
the guests took the last car for their
respective cities.
The citizens of Midway certainly coy-
cred themselves with glory in the con-
ception and execution of the entertain
ment, and with no desire TO be invidiOuS
the efforts of Mr.. Paradis from first to
last are worthy of especial mention and
commendation. He was omnlpresent
I'd untiring in his labors, and every
guest felt that they owed him an
especial vote of thanks.
The following were the committees
having the affair in charge:
MIDWAY CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
Merriam and Union Parks-J. J. Cor
ctran. w. y. NayIor. d. M. Sullivan, A.
G. Woodruff, Ed A. Paradis.
Hamline-T. w. Wallace, Rev. q. S.
Innis. j. B. Kossman.
St. Anthony Park--H. EW. Schuette,
q. r. Whitcomb. Henry Held.
Macalester-Col. E. Ii. Milham, j. F. .
Spranger. S. l.. Howell
p. Groveland Park-P. j. Gleason.
THOSE PRESENT.
The following is a nearly complete
list of the entire aSsemblage:
Gov. Knute Nelson. j. F. Calderwood,
H. W. Cory. II: E. W. Schuctte, g. S.
Pease, H. z. Hall. E. j. Hodgson. W.
II. Eustis. DR.. j. j. Conway, Ed A.
Paradis. Smith B. Hall. j 7. Wyman.
II. A. Castle. Cyrus Northrop. E. V.
Smalley. L. Todd. Col. Listoe. James
Gray. John M. Rees, w. A. Frisbie, f.
H. Sanders. }. K. Mortland, w.
S. Jones, q. D. Fraser. F. A.
Murray, A. J. Willard. E.
E. McCree, A. P. Hendricks
son. c. q. Carter, F. r. E. Woodward.
j. j. Ahern, j. j. Bell, S. W. Searls,
William Cunningham, William Bumly,
ford. S. B. Woolworth, E. A. Murray,
George D. Taylor. E. II. Milham, f. E.
Lulley, A. b. Wood, j. NJ. Hawks, II. r.
w. Hall, C.P. Stine. G. j. Montort: J.R.
Nelson, Canton Leader; S. A. Laugren,
Preston Times; l.. P. Hunt, Man
kato Free Press; j. S. Nc
Lain, John Dysart, E. j. ':resise
Louisville, Ky; w. T. Bell. Rev. C.
Covert. A. G. Anderson, j. T. COnley,
w. f. Atkins,C. S.Ostrom, E. A Currie,
G. A. Magnuson. E. c. Pratt, II. S.
Rowell. F. ". Root, John ]. Corcoran,
c. 7. Sanders, q. F. Kiehler, A. Erwin,
C. j. Buell., II. E. Cook, George z. Whit
comb, IS. E. Brace, 81. N. Stephenson.
D. Ramaley. George F. Wright. E L.Ai-
lard. F. Hoover, F. H. Farley. P. Price,
A. C.Woodruff. Frank Ford, H.T.Black,
a. R. Fernwick. V. H. Smalley, NJ. ].
Darling. Renville Farmer, F. B. Brace,
f. A. Pierce, R. L. Price, II. Stockeu-
strom, George w. Dodds, A. Il. Curtiss,
0. II. Rask. Thomas w. Thurley, A.
Edsten, Ii. Crandall, &. c. Kendall, c.
Crandall. ID. F. Brooks, HI. r. Geary.
Rev. G. }. Sage, II. nj. Crosby. f. F.
Stevens, A. S. Brooks. John q.
Hinkel, A. B. Bell, C. L. Weber, Winn
Powers. J. II. Ramaley, W. c. Evans,
r: LIE Kasseur. Or, B. a. Phillips, DR..
". 3. Linton: John Rartigan, A. I.
,WooIsey, F. w. Deavitt, F. j. Clark, Il.
c. Chanfn W. D. ,1OrLbert e.
Hughes. JOHN E. King. j. L. Stack, E.
a. Dearth, G. w. Shaw, E. n. Sanford,
E. D. rwombley. ]. T. Haydn, F. II.
Gilman, E. w. Murphy, F. L. Bixby. j.
H. Leonard. Theo L. Hayes: Charles A.
Parker, Chicago; John j. Lindley, New
York; George Caven, II. l.. Hoskinson,
ii. G. Aldrich. II. E. Miller. +. E.
Miller. D. L. Danfort, j. II. Held, W. o.
Edwards and =. 81, Chandler.