Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-22

les of the Hibernian rifles, the member
ship then being over $4,000 men.
THE A. o. II. IN MINNESOTA.
The first division in Minnesota was
organized four years since by a few
prominent members from the States OF |
New York, Ohio and Missouri at the city
of Minneapolis, and from membership |
of about dozen it has grown and spread
until it is now power in this young and
growing State. The first division in st.
Paul was established November "a, 1880,
with but six members, and in the short
space of seven months they have increased
their number to $50.
| The State officers of the order in Mime
sofa are Michael Mogan, s. D., of Min
neapolis; William J. Reece, State secre-
tary, st. Paul; Patrick Dunn, State treas
urer, Minneapolis.
The foundation principles of the
shown by its motto:
s'FRIENDsHIP, UNITY AND TRUE CHRISTIAN
| CHARITY"
By charity and friendship it seeks to
unite the Irish Catholics, and make them
worthy members of the ancient church.
Its charity is extended to the assistance
of one another through the vicissitudes OF
life, and by providing for the respectable
burial of the brotherhood.
Its loving charity enfolds and protects
the widows and orphans of deceased
members, caring for and cherishing them
with tenderness and devotion.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians has
done more to unite the Irish people in
ONE GRAND BENEVOLENT BROTHERHOOD
than all other societies ever organized in
the world. Not alone is it an American
association, but it extends wherever true
Irish hearts beat, and labors in fraternal
sympathy with the National and Land
league movements throughout the entire
globe!
The exponent of such people, and
such magnificent organization must be
la power, for through it both speak, both
labor. The Irish Americans may we'll be
proud of their organ, and it is not mat
ter for wonder that they accord liberal
and heartfelt support to newspaper OF
the high character, the influence and the
intrinsic excellence of
s'THE A. o. II. EMERALD"
As said before, the great Northwest is
now the most important seat OF empire
in the republic. To these busy cities and
vast fertile fields the weary and oppressed
are coming. Here Is the proper center
from which to talk to great constltu-
ency, hence The Emerald is issued from
the
MAMMOTH METROPOLIS OF THE WEST,
Chicago, the pride and marvel of the
age.
The projectors entered upon their great
work with full appreciation Of its mag
nitude and its responsibility, and backed
} by the energy, knowledge and means re-
ouired to make it a success.
Knowing no such word as fail, they
placed their standard high, and now in
the fifth year of their labor they find that
prosperity and triumph they so richly de-
serve. Slowly but surely they have over
taken, passed and distanced mighty COM
petition until "Tne En,erald' stands the
: peer, if not the superior of any Irish OF
Catholic journal in the world No ex-
pense, no obstacle deters them. They
make an Irish Catholic newspaper for the
Irish Catholics of the world.
In all departments the best brains pro-
durable are secured. From the editor-in-
chief to the lowest subordinate, the high
est quality of excellence is demanded. and
, thus the maximum of human perfection
is attained.
THE EDITORIAL STAFF
of this far-reaching newspaper is organ
lied with the utmost care and attention
to capability, both in regard to diction
and news gathering. Members of its
corps of writer's are found wherever any
thing transpires that will be of interest to
its readers. Its special correspondents
are found, as one may say, in the shadow
} of the throne They are men who are
themselves identified with the news they
J write. They are within the charmed cir
cles from whence the most important
plans emanate. They are actors in
THE MOST STARTLING SCENES,
and portray them with vividness which
defies the ability of the most accom-
plished writer who is merely locker on.
The editor, Mr.. James E. Dunn, who
was of the old Forty fourth Illinois regi-
ment during the civil war, is indeed
proving that the pen is mightier than the
sword. He is conducting a brilliant
journalistic campaign. Knowing no de-
feat he has achieved victory after victory,
and has established an immense paper.
Immense in influence, immense in all
good qualities. So thoroughly has "Zhe
Ia. 0. II. Emerald'' become established
and so rapidly is the field opening and the
demand growing, that Mr.. Dunn has de-
cided to commence the publication of
DAILY EDITION
on the Goth of August. Surely prosperity
follows industry and devotion.
The Emerald is peculiarly family
paper, containing always fresh and bril-
liant literature of the highest class
for the home circle. One
Of the most finished writers Of
the day, Major Harry Mac Namarra, has
just been appointed managing editor, and
beautiful serial story by him is now in
course of publication. This gentleman
poss esses remarkable degree of descrip
tive power, delightfully."- romantic i'm
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