St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-05
A. q. U. w.
Tenth Annual Session of the Grand
Lodge in ST. Paul.


The grand lodge. A. o. U. W., Of the
jurisdiction of Minnesota, Dakota and
Manitoba, met in tenth annual session at
Acker Post hall yesterday morning. The
following grand lodge officers were present:
Grand Master Workman E. Ell. Stevens, st.
Paul: Grand Foreman A. j. Blesser, Milbank,
Oak. Grand Overseer III. f. Burch, Wadena;
Grand Recorder J. w. Lawler, Rochester;
Grand Receiver J. J. McCardy. st. Paul;
Grand Guide C. d. Penfield; Grand Watch
man c. E. Bell. Sank Rapids; Past Grand
Master D. E. Vance, Winona.
The session was called to order by the
grand master. and the committee OH creden-
tiaIs reported the following delegates from
the several lodges:
No St. Paul r. Sheir and James Schoon-
maker; No L. st. Paul, Henry E. Witt and J.
A. Bazile: No. ), st. Paul, w. J. Gronewold;
No. 6, Minneapolis. A. NJ. Alden; No Z, New
port. H. 4. Durand and IL. Trass; No. s,
Anoka, H. E. Lessen; No. q, st. Paul, Henry
Swift; No. 10, Duluth, William III. Hicken and
F. II. Presnel; No. IL, St. Paul,C. H. Schnitz-
ger and Adelph Stiere; No. II, Minneapolis,
T. H. Mcconnell and j. L.. Pickering;
No. Is, Minneapolis. L. A. Merrick; No. II,
St. Paul, F. c. Burgess; No. Is, Red Wing, A.
McKinnon; No. 10, St. Paul, John Jessrang;
No 90 Winona, Thomas Bothan, j. G. Par
thysins o. P. Gard and W. o. Kennedy; No.
%, St Charles, Watson Hesselgrave; No. %,
Rochester, Andrew Doig, J. VI. Wilson, j. G.
Thomson and Theodore Seeman; No. "a, Kas
son, Patrick Devlin and q. B. Arnold; No. 25,
Dodge Center, G. II. Benton: No. rs, Owa-
tonnna Jacob Newald; No. 80. Man
kato, Charles Schildnech;No. 49, Austin. e. c.
Dorr; No. SO, Winnebago City, G. HI. Payne;
No 81, Blue Earth, S. F. Beer; No. 35, Shake
pee, E. SouthwCrth; No. &c. Glencoe, Il. B.
Allen; No. SO, Lake City. w. HI. Mcmillan;
No. SO, Wells, H. A. Parke; No. 40, Cannon
UyaII, nn1in 10
City, S. c. Johnson; No. 43, Yum
brota. Martin A. Rogers; No A., North
Branch, J. c. Ryder; No. 46, Farming
ton, James Allen; No. Al, Brainerd. William
Payne; No. 40, Jackson, ]. W. Cowing; No.
81, WilImar Olaf Oleson; No. 30, Morris, NJ.
P. Morris; No. 81, DeIavan, E. A. butcher;
No. 60, Wadena, J. K. Miller; No. 81, Gale
donia, A. H. Belding; No. 50, Mantorville,
N. Dart; No. Ga, st. James, j. r. Mclean;
No. 65, Worthington, R. r. Miller; No. 81,
3d. '' Grove City, c. W. Jamison; No No.
II, Albert Lea, Adam Wiegard: No. r.
Jordan, w. H. Bauer: No. rs, Brooklyn
Center, E. NJ. Rathbun; No. 10, Ada. j. NJ.
Martin: No. so, Rice Point, A. L. Nelson; No.
SO, Window, G. w. Lorring; No. SO, Chatfield,
r. McNeal; No. l, Winnipeg, Donald Hope;
No. 90, Pierre, Oak. J. S. Libarre; No. %,
De Smet, Oak, A. c. Hanson; No. &c, Column
bia, OAK, H. c. Sessions; No. 2S, Huron
OAK, Charles c. Hough; No. 49, ST. Law
renee, Oak, r. L. Sedan; No. 3. Aberdeen,
g. W. Sterling; No. 33, Ashton, DR.. Ander-
son.
YESTERDAYS BUSINESS.
More delegates are expected to be in at
tendance to-day. But little besides rou :
tine business was transacted yesterday.
During the session the constitution will be
revised and officers elected Reports from
officers showed the order was in very
satisfactory condition.
The report of the grand master work
man. E. II. Stevens of st. Paul, shows the
greatest growth of new lodges in Dakota,
where there have been twenty-three inSti-
tuted as follows:
Alpine No. 10, Miller: Sutton No. 20, Iro-
quois; Jasper No. p, Sioux Falls: Lone Tree
No. o. Blunt; Pierre No %, Pierre: Hurley
No. "a, Hurley: DeSmet No 25, DeSmet; Col
umbia No. 26, Columbia; Centerville No. 81
Centervlle Huron No 81, Huron; St. Law
renee No. 20, st, Lawrence; Aberdeen No. 80,
Aberdeen; Wolsey No. b. Wolsey; Wessing-
ton No. 81, washington; Ashton No. So, Ash
ton; Hamilton No. 81, Hamilton; Athol No.
S5. Athol; Mortified No. &c. Northfield Do
land No. 81, Doland; Drayton No. IS, Drayton:
Raymond No. SO, Raymond; Arlington No. 40.
Arlington: Altoona No. Al, Altoona
Only three lodges have been instituted in
Minnesota the past year. They are fol-
lows:
Grant NO. SS. St. Faui Mlnn.; Chatfield No.
SO, Chatfeld, Mimi; Glenwood No. 80. Glen
wood, MINI.
There are now 80 lodges in Minnesota. Al
in Dakota and in Manitoba, with total
membership of over 1900. l, 800 of which
have been acquired during the past wear.
The report of j. j. McCardy grand re-
celver, shows balance to the credit of the
beneficiary fund of $3,697.25. From this
fund warrants were paid during the year
amounting to SAT, 0OC. The statement of
the general fund shows balance on hand
of SO. 356. Is.
The representatives to the supreme lodge
report that the next meeting will be held at
Minneapolis. The grand medical director,
DR.. Talbot Jones, of st. Paul. reports that
the whole number of applications for mem-
bership during the year was 1887, of
whichs61 were rejected.
a BoycOtted Baker Replies.
Mr.. F. w. Duzius, of 1866 West Third street.
one of ten baker bosses boycotted by the
bakers union recently, says that he has