St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-13
Second Day of the National Convention
in st. Paul of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians.
A Short Business Session Followed by a
Drive About the City and to
Minnehaha.
AT Evening the Sons of Erin Make
Merry with a Reception and
Banquet.
Prominent Men Make Speeches that
Burn with Love for the Little
Green Isle.
Business and a Banquet.

AT $50 O'Clock yesterday morning the
national delegates of the Ancient Order OF
Hlbernians went into secret session and
listened to the annual address delivered by
Henry f. Sheridan, chief officer Of the Or
ganizaton. The address was a very
lengthy one and reviewed the past history
OF the order, following its line of progress
along up to the present time. There was
hardly anything in the speech of interest to
those outside of the organization. The
manuscript was turned over to the secre-
tary, who will prepare it for publication in
pamphlet form and distribution among the
members of the order.
| The speech gave rise to lengthy discus
| sion of plans for the future welfare and
prosperity of the order, and it was past noon
when an adjournment was taken. During
| the session the following committees were
| appointed:
Press-P. L. Cassidy, Massachusetts; G. P.
| Sweetman, Ohio: William Curran, Illinois;
James E. Murray, Illinois; James Stratton,
Massachusetts,; Thomas Houghton, NJ. Tighe,
NJ. E. Rely, John DAILY, Illinois; John d. Cum
| ningham, Connecticut.
| Insurance-Robert T. Kelly, Illinois, John
| Coyle New York; NJ. Stanton, Ohio; Thomas
fluffy, Missouri; ]. P. Murphy, Connecticut;
NJ. Macguire, Nebraska; j. P. Fitzgerald,
| Minnesota; Philip Kelly, Pennsylvania.
Military-Maj. Lomassney, Pennsylvania;
NJ G. Flood, Illinois; L. F. Kelleher. Mime
| sofa; John S. O'Connor, Ohio; M. S. Shelley.
New York: ]. H. Nugent, Massachusetts; T.
G. Sharp, Wisconsin; P. B. Murphy, Iowa; NJ
d. Hasset, Illinois.
Auditing-Ed Spellman, Illinois; Charles F.
Kennedy, Massach sets: Harry O'Connor
Pennsylvania: Patrick Mcclure, New York;
7. J. Dundon, Ohio; John Graham, Minnesota;
NJ. Flanagan, Wisconsin,; Miles Carr, Penn
cx-Ix To,, oil
Rtual-P. B. Wolf, Iowa; Albert Lee, Min
| nesota; James P. French, Illinois; NJ. McCar-
die, Pennsylvania; J. S. North, Ohio James
Costello Illinois,. J. H. Clark, Ohio; F. T.
| Newell, Minnesota; N. E. Hurley, Iowa.
Resolutions-M. F. Where, PENNSYLVANIA;
| John Fitzpatrick, Louisiana; NJ. ]. Doherty
Illinois; John J. Ragen, Massachusetts,; NJ.
J. Flynn, New York; P. J. Toohey, Ohio: J. j.
Clancy, New Jersey; J. J. Murphy, Wiscon-
sin; d. w. Sweeney, Iowa; John Nc
Kane, Michigan; Patrick OMally, Missouri;
]. NJ. Hennessey, Kentucky; w. NJ Murray
Minnesota; T. K. Dunn, Connecticut; James
Connolly, Nebraska: John l.. King, Color ado;
John J. Mullen, Delaware; Chas. O'Neil, New
Hampshire; Michael Hogan, Kansas John
w. McGreevy, Indiana; Chas Reynolds, West
Virginia, John ]. Dorsey, Montana; NJ. ].
Laffey, Tennessee: M. Murphy, Maryland; P.
Mclaughlin, Rhode Island.
Standing of the Order-Dr. J. E. Scallon,
Mich; M. V. Kennedy, Iowa; James Nc
Iver Wis.,; NJ. T. Snend, KY; E. j. Kendr1ck,
Ohio; r. T. Kelly, Illinois; r. Hargrove.
New York; ]. J. Clancy, New Jersey; ]. D.
Cunningham, Connecticut; NJ. ]. Macdonald,
Minnesota; A. F. Brown, Missouri; James
Kelly, Nebraska; S. S. Lee, Massachusetts:
J. s. Scott, Pennsylvania; NJ. ]. Laffey, Ten
| nessee; John L. King, Colorado; Charles Rey-
nolds, West Virginia; Charles O'Neil, New
Hampshire; NJ. Murphy, Maryland; 7. B. Nc
Lean, Kansas; P. Mclaughlin, Rhode Island;
John J. Mullen, Delaware; Pat Trower. Louis
| lana; Thomas McQuade, Indiana; John J..
Dorsey, Montana.
VIEWING THE CITY.
After the adjournment lunch was taken
and at 2 o'clock the members started on a
tour of the city, under the guidance of
Alderman Dowlan, N. j. O'Connor, j. j.
Kennedy, j. G. Horrigan, j. j. McCafferty,
Lawrence Fahey and G. D. O'Brien, who
had prepared carriages for the occasion.
The guests were taken through the bust
ness portions of the city and into the
suburbs, going as far as Minnshaha falls.
1t was after o'clock when the trip was
| ended and the delighted visitors were set
down at the doors of the Ryan.
The following delegates arrived yester-
day:
Minnesota-M. L. Griffin, P. J. Warren, T..
NJ. Sullivan, NJ. McCabe, ]. H. Murphy, D. T..
McDermott
Iowa--D. W. Sweeney.
New Hampshire-Charles O'Neal.
Michigan-J d. Scanlon, Martin Conway.
Indiana-M. d. Tousler, Thomas McQuade.
MiSsouri-Thomas Tufy, andrew 7. Brown.
Kentucky-M. T. Shine.
Ohio-A. Henessey.
Montana-John J. Darcy.