Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-02

hAii-Io Dc Followed by matters OF Even
Greater PIth and Moment To-Day.
The event Of yesterday was the marshaling
together in st. Paul of the doughty knights
who have banded together in an invincible
army and unfurled the banner of temperance
to the breezes-a banner beneath which
hosts of determined men both old and young
are rallying, banner beneath which it is
getting at last to be considered an honor TO
stand; banner which, next to the banner OF
our country and The banner of the cross, is
the most glorious that could claim the allie
glance of youths fire and manhooi's heart
of STEEL
Sherman hall was the headquarters
of the Minnesota temperance
union, and from thence, at an early hour, the
visiting societies drifted to the cathedral,
where high mass was solemnized, Father
Stanley officiating. Right Reverend Bishop
Ireland delivered the sermon.
After emerging from the church a process
sion was quickly formed by the members OF
each society following their own flag, and
the valiant army marched to the
hall, the numerous handsome flags
pageant. The new banner of the Father
Mathew society of st. Paul (organIzed in
1869 is Of blue silk fringed with gold and
bearing on one side large gilt cross and upon
the other full length portrait of Father
Mathew. The banner OF the Crusaders Total
Abstinence society of Minneapolis is a hand
some white silk one lettered in gold leaf. st.
Newry organized 1879 was led by banner of
Blue silk bearing painting of the Blessed Vir-
gin among the angels. The Father Mathew
and Total Abstinence Bible association of
Winona Q672), bore a rich banner of green
silk handsomely embroidered and decorated
by portrait of the patron saint of the society.
Another beautiful ensign is that of the Father
Mathew society of Belle Creek organized
1879 being of superb green brocaded silk.
The society of Shieldsville QS72) was led by a
banner bearing fine painting of the Holy
Saint Patrick, with his foot upon
the neck of serpent. St. An
thony Total Abstinence and mu-
marched behind lovely banner decorated with
picture of Saint Anthony bearing the infant
Jesus in his arms. The banner OF the High
land Father Mathew society QS7l) is
Of green silk with Father Matthew's portrait
upon it. The banner of the society of Halle
wood organized in 1879 is a large green
flag that loated gracefully over the heads of
those who proudly bore it's
Arriving at the hall the color-bearers plant
ed their standards upon the platform and
against the wall, and the convention was
called to order by the presidentel elect, Mr..
Timothy Reardon. Bishop Ireland then de-
livered temperance prayer, in which all
joined. The bishop made an opening address
of welcome, congratulation and encourage
ment, after which work commenced.
Tho committee on credentials returned tho fol-
wing:
ROLL OF THE CONVENTION.
Father Mathew, st. Paul. (105 members) NJ
Roche, c Casey, II Bourchier, q Stanley, II
NIoPhai.
Paulists Oarrollsville, (thirytwo members). Peter
Twohey, Rev Stack.
Father Mathew, Austin, Ctweuty- five members), j
j Furlong.
Father Mathew, Minneapolis. (sixty- five) d M
Guerton, Doherty W d Hanuegan.
Father Mathew, Highland, (fifty-one) John Cos
tello Michael Costello.
Father Mathew, winona, (l55) Burns. James
o Brien, VIM Reyes, John Rowen, Fockens,
John Murphy Slaven,
81. Joseph's (thi.ty), Timothy McCarty. Michael
Mulery.
st. Johns, Huntsville (twenty-fve) Moran.
Fat her Mathew, Credit River, torty-three) Arthur
ST, Patrick's, Mortified, (nineteen) Rev Poulin
st Patriok's, Hazlewood, (sixty-one) Jas McCabe,
John Gleason jas Ferry.
Crusaders, st. Paul. (sixty-niue) Jas Murmlne,
Jas. Mealey, Mcguire,
Father Mathew, IaAe City, twcnty-two) D
Purcell.
st Patricks, shieldville i2) James Carpenter. sr,
VIM O'Oonnell.
Crusaders, saltwater (53), Thomas Nolan, J F
Burke.
Father Mathew, Belle Greek (i5), Patrick Kelly,
J John Reilly.
Crusaders, Minneapolis C2D, l. Lennon, Nj
Gavin, Carroll, NJ Kennedy, Nj NJ Allen, I
Hnin.
Father Mathew, saltwater (s3), James Kennedy.
O'Shaugnessy.
Father Mathew, Anoka, (23), W Ward.
Father Mathew, lakewood (55) Matthew Kinsella.
st Anthony, Minneapolis (26), Frank Conway,
John Farrell.
DIR Cahills, Richfieid $50 Mohael Gleason, Thos
MoIiarty, James Tierney.
st Patrick's, Hart (S0), p Hennessey.
Father Mathew, Josco 1887, Father Daguault.
Cadets, Mime . polls (4l): James Gavin. Johu
Morton.
Knights of st John. Faribault (32), II Laly,
W Murphy.
Father Mathew. GAINESVILLE O6y E Powers, Muir
ply, Finley.
Father Mathew, L!tchaed, (iS) W N Campbell,
Ii Finnegan.
rel.
Father Mathew, st Mary's, (sO) NJ Gallagher, John
Bohn.
st Patrick's, wabasha, (4D MoGovern,
Knights of st Paul, st Pau, SD n Bresn, MI
O'Oonnor, NJ O'Brien.
st Marys, South Minneapolis, 90 d Carroll
Father Mathew, Hastings, (35) Albert Schalier,
} L Kelly.
st Michaels, West st Paul, (52)Thos Gallagher, Pc
ter Tierney, z Il BIC Donald.
lin, Thos Bohan, Ihos Coleman, Borne.
st Peters, Mendoza, Qs) John Shields, Barry,
L Hefferman.
Sst patrick's Graceville. (d8T J Cauly Bride.
? d OPhelan.
st Marys, aenevs, @) D o'Leary, NJ s Fen,on,
Butler, NJ Quinn.
st Rose of Lima, Avocs (70), MCCARTHY,
O'Leary.
st Pstrick's, Woods took (25), Rev VIM Kline.
st Gabriers, Fulda (5O), Dennis Kennedy.
s, Currie (50), Rev Jos O'Keefe.
Father Mathew, Green Isle (62l. Hugh Duane.
John McGraw, Cosgrove.
st Patrick's Lane sboro (60), NJ Maroerty.
long, Patrick ftus, John LOTUS.
st Oanices. Kilkenny 900 Dennis Doyle, II
Glldes.
st stanislaus, Albert Lea 500, L W Murphy, P
O'Brien.
st Alden, Bath (45), ] Burns, N Reilly.
Father Mathew, Twin Lakes (l9), Hugh Donohue.
st Ignatius, Alden Q0), psf O'Brien.
A, Marysburg (40), Daniel Madigan.
Father Mathew, Waterville (40), DR. Dolan, P
O'Learv,
The proceedings of the last yearly cOnven-
ton were not read, as they had been printed
The reports of Secretary Nolan and Treas
urer BerrisfOrd were referred to the auditing
committee, consisting of D. NJ. Laughlin,
Col. O'Leary and Con. Casey.
1t was announced that $4,000 had been con-
tributed to defray expenses incident to the en-
tertainment of the national union. OF that sum
$500. IS had been donated by the societies out