St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-12
Observation-Disclosures Murphv

Cornelius Horgan and John j. OConnor.
THE DELEGATES.
Northumberland Murphy
Connecticut. d. Cunning ham, P J.
O'Connor, c. X. Dunn.
Massachusetts,. ID. Sheehan, P. J. Con-
way, j. J. Regan, John Kenealy, Miles Nc
Sweeney, James Shee, p. L. Cassidy, John j.
Nugent.
Minnesota-James ]. Kennedy. William J.
Reece, NJ. w. hurry, John P. Fitzgerald, r.
L. Kelleher, NJ. L. Griffin, P. ]. Warren, T. NJ.
Sullivan, NJ. j. Mcdonnell, John Graham, NJ.
McCabe. John H. Murphy, d. f. McDermott,
7. Newell.
Unconstitutional O'Keefe, NJ. Mcguire,
James Connolly, James Sully, P. H. Barry.
Iowa-P. j. Murphy, a. z. McGuirk, Patrick
Burns, NJ. V. Kennedy, james Solan, Thomas
Gallagher, P. B. Wolf, NJ. E. Harley, D. w.
Sweeney.
Kansas-F. F. Mclean. Michael Hogan.
Pennsylvania-M. +. Wilhere, NJ. d. Roach,
Phillips Kelly James Jackson, James +. Scott,
Maj. S. J. Lornasney, Miles Carr, Michael
McArdle, Harry O'Connor.
Rhode Island-P. Mclaughlin.
New Hampshire-Charles O'Neal.
West Virginia-C. d. Reynolds.
New York-Patric k Hynes, Michael J.
Flynn, Patrick Rylie, Michael Kennedy, John
Coyle, Richard Hargraye, Michael S. Kelly,
Patrick MCGUIRE.
Delaware-John J. Mullen.
Michigan-J. D. Scallon, Martin Conway,
John NJ. Kane, Patrick c. Mclaughlin.
New Jersew-John Hart,J j. Clancy, Dennis
Rae.
Colorado-John L. King.
Indiana-John W. McGreevy.M. D. Fausler,
Thomas McQuade.
Missouri-Patrick O'NIalley, Thomas Tuffy,
Thomas Doyle, Andrew L. Brown. &C
Louisiana-John Fitzpatr lex. John Trowar.
Observation-Disclosures McIver, John A. Gala
gin, Martin j. Mclaughlin, james j. Murphy,
John Connolly, Michael Flannigan, Thomas
Roach.
Ilinois--Ed Spellman, Robert t. Kelly, NJ.
d. Rarrett, William Curran, Thomas P.
Houghton. James P. French, o. w. Tghe,
James Costello, John Duffy, Thomas Hanni-
fin, NJ. 7. Rylie, NJ. G. Flood, Michael j.
Dougherty, James E. Murray.
Kentucky-John M. Hennessy, N. T. Shine.
Ohio-M. Stanton, C. f. Sullivan, E. J.
Kendrick. John Gallagher, John Fl. Clark,
Thomas Kane, j. s. North. T. J. Dundon, P
Montana-Johu J. Darcy.
The report was adopted. Delegations
had not reported from several states and
some of them are expected to arrive to-day
The committee on rules of order submitted
a report of rules, substantially those having
governed former conventions, which were
adopted. The chair then announced the
following two standing committees, which
are considered the most important of the
convention, stating that the other commit
tees would be announced this morning:
The Committee on Cred entals-Messrs. A.
P. McGurk, Iowa; Michael Kennedy, New
York; NJ. G. Ford, Illinois: p H. Barry, Ne
braska; John Hart, New Jersey; William d.
Roach, Pennsylvania; Thomas Doyle, Mis-
souri,; L. J. Murphy, Connecticut: c. F. Sulli-
van, Ohio; W. }. Reice Minnesota; John NJ.
Kennedy, Kentucky; P. j. Conway, Massa-
chusetts; L. B. Mclean, Kansas; P. S. Nc
T lin Ind;
J Ohm NJ. Dorsey, Montana; Charles ONeill
New Hampshire: Patrick Mclaughlin, Rho d 9
Island; Michael Murphy, Maryland; John j.
Mullen, Delaware; Charles ]. Reynolds, West
Virginia; Patrick Trower, Louisiana; Thorn as
Roach, Wisconsin; John l.. King, Colorado:
NJ. J. Laffey. Tennessee.
Committee on Grievances-John J. Shee-
han, Massachusetts, chairman; John NJ
Greevy, Indiana; John Fitzpatrick Louisiana;
| NJ T. Shine. Kentucky; Patrick Hynes, New
York; Patrick Burns, Iowa; Thomas Henne-
| han, Illinois: John Jackson, Pennsylvania;
| Richard 0'Keefe, Nebraska; Thomas Tuffy,
| Missouri; Dennis Roe, New Jersey: P J.
| OConner, Connecticut; Thomas Kane, Ohio;
| J. J. Kennedy, Minnesota; Martin Conway
Michigan; Michael Hogan, Kansas; j. a
Gulligan, Wisconsin; John L. King, Colorado;
| Charles O'Neil, New Hampshire; John NJ
Downey, Montana; Charles G. Reynolds, West
Virginia; Patrick Mclaughlin, Rhode Island;
John J. Mullen, Delaware; Michael Murphy,
| Maryland; M. j. Laffey, Tennessee.
After some discussion, the subject of
which was not made public, the convention
adjourned until o'clock this morning.
The committee on constitution and
grievances held meetings in the Ryan last
evening, one in the ordinary and the other
in parlor 1. The national officers also met
in Secretary McNelis' room to consult con-
corning the appointment of the remaining
| % J.,
not likely to complete its business before
Friday and will continue in session through
out to-day.
AMONG THY DELEGATES.
Hon. jeremiah Crowley of Lowell, Mass,
has represented part of the City
OF Spindes in the state senate. He
isan attorney by profession, and we'll
known and popular orator. as well as
chairman of the national directory of the
A. o. H. John McSorley, Cambridge, Mass,
is national treasurer of the order, and good
natured one, too Secretary McNelis points
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