St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-11

luton contains detailed description of the
uniforms to be worn by the several officers,
and their distinguishing badges. Under the
section fixing the number necessary to form
regiments, Ohio, Wisconsin. Iowa, Indiana,
Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota will be
entitled to regiments.
OTHER BUSINESS.
1t had been expected that the matter of
qualification for membership to the order
and the relations of the order to the SOW
ereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows would
be features of the sessions, but by a sort of
general consent neither matter was touched
upon in the lodge room.
Considerable time was devoted to select
ing the next place of meeting, but no agree
ment was reached, and the matter was left in
the hands of the executive committee. APP
plicatiOnS were presented from Rochester
New York, Des Moines and Milwaukee, the
sentiment, apparently, being nearly evenly
divided between these places.
INSTALLATION.
The following officers were installed by
Supreme Counsel NJ. +. Riggle of Chicago
Supreme Counsel-Peter Van Vechten, Jr.,
Milwaukee.
Supreme Venerable oracle-H. NJ. Innis,
Columbus, o.
Supreme Oracle-Martin T. Kruger,
Michigan City, Ind.
Supreme Vice Oracle-J. H. Media
Supreme Commander-S.S S. Eddy, Rochester.
Supreme Marshall. F. Oakley, Chicago.
Supreme Secretary-Newell Daniels, Mil
waukee.
Supreme Treasurer-F. Ellis, Troy, o.
Supreme Chaplain-C. i. Dranig. Portage.
Supreme First Aid. J. O'Rourke, Mason
City, Ia.
Supreme Second Aid-R. A. Brown, West
field, Miss.
Supreme Guard-L. S. Wilson, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Supreme Sentinel-E. II. sweetner, Chi
cago.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
The following was presented by the COM
mittee on resolutions, and adopted unani-
mously:
From the first hour of our arrival in the
city of st. Paul until the present time, we
have been so well treated, our comforts
looked after by able committees and every
detail looking in that direction has been so
well managed, fully impressed your commit
tee with a desire TO say, THANK you, Patri-
archs, in a manner such that they will know
we mean it; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the thanks of this supreme
body be and are hereby rendered to the COM
mittee and Patriarchs who have so ably per-
formed their duty:
Resolved, That the ladies, God bless them,
are entitled to full measure of the same
and we say to them, thank you all" And
in rendering these thanks, we are earnestly
Joined by our wives and sweethearts, who
have also been the recipients of the same
kind treatment; and
Resolved, That the thanks of this supreme
body are hereby rendered TO the reception
committee, the ladies' auxiliary committee.
the temples of Minnesota and the citizens of
st. Paul, for the many favors shown and
courtesies extended to the members of the
supreme body, their families and friends dur
ing their stay in st. Paul, assuring them that
these pleasant recollections shall ever dwell
greenly in our memory.
The session then adjourned sine die.
1t is the general expression that the ses-
sion has been one of the best ever held, in
point of numbers, enthusiasm and harmony,
and the general character of the business
transacted.
THE TRUSTEES MEETING.
A meeting Of the trustees was held late
last evening in one Of the parlors of the
Ryan, and organization perfected as fol-
lows: Peter Van Vechten, president;
Newell Daniels, secretary; +. ii. Sivyer
treasurer. DR.. A. c. Mcdonald was Sc
lected as medical examiner and a. Z.
Bieekman, attorney. An executive COM
mittee was also appointed, consisting of A.
b. Myers, Joseph Schroeder and c. l..
bearing. The bond of the treas
urer was. fixed at $4,000 and
that of the secretary at 81, 600. Newell
Daniels, who had been first. appointed as
one of the trustees, was taken from the
list in accordance with the rule that the
secretary and treasurer shall not be men,
bers of the board, and James Schroeder
substituted. The trustees briefly discussed
the work before them, and adjourned with
no other action than that of organization.
NOTES.
The question of changing the time of
holding the annual session from July to
September was agitated at some length YES
terday afternoon, but no change was made
1t is said that this idea dates from the hour
of the parade on Wednesday,.
Many of the visitors win remain in this
city and Minneapolis over Sunday and a
few will go farther west for a look at the
points along the Northern Pacific, bringing
up for day or two at the Yellowstone
park.
The first special train home will leave
this morning at s O'clock for Milwaukee,
over the Northwestern.
A few of the Patriarchs left for home last