The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-05-28
General News Condensesa
Ancient Order Of uiberuians.

lleieshIes from twenty States ard Terri
tories, of the Ancient Order OF Hi.oernin MS,
at st. Paul last week and were in SEES
sion several days, the proceedings being
withheld from the punhc, On the
first day the delegates marched to the
Catholic Cathedral, where mass was cclc.
and an address delivered by Rev. |
Father Stanley, chaplain OF the order in
Pnul. The officers present at the first
meeting were:
National delegate-Hcnry f. Sheridan OF
Chicago; National secretary-P. ii. Nc
Nelis oil indianapolis; National treasurer
John McSorley OF Mass; Directors-Jerc.
Ottumwa, Iowa; NJ. A. Shea, c. Horgan,
J.J. o'Connor. On Thursday evening there
was ~ grand banquet Mt the Ryan Hotel,
where eloquent speeches were made.
The standing committees were appoint
cd. and then National Delegate Sheridan
read his annual rcport-a long document
which related almost entirely TO the secret
workings of the order. 1t was said that
the ogdcr never was in such a tiourishing
condition as at the present time.
Among the resolutions adopted were the
following:
Resolved, Therefore, that we as Catho-
hes, in .faliillment OF our duty, desire to
place on record our recognition OF the
watchful care OF Divine Providence in thus
guarding and protecting MS, and by his di-
vino blessing enabling ns to extend the
sphere OF usefulness Of our ancient society.
Resolved. That we extend to the cccie.
81 as,irnl authorities of
our grateful thanks for the generous Ell
couragcment given our society in MANY OF
the dioceses, and we o solemnly affirm
that it is the most ardent desire of this or
der to be everywhere recognized as Il good
Catholic society, and for this purpose we
ask that chaplains may be appointcd for
our order bv tho ordinary of every diocese
and under his guidance our order will sub
nit to every diocesan regulation.
Resolved That 49,, request those in sym.
pathy with MS in every ST., to to onward no.
ti,ions to their representative urpiny the
passage OF a bill to prevent a further spread
OF the evil and extinction nj alien Iandism
in America by absolute prohibition or a
tax TINT will exrlndn them from orr soil
Resolved We condcmn and d,nouncea all
socialistic and c~ommunistic principles, and
will in the future, as in the past, be always
found on TN. side Of ~iustire and richt and
with IL proper regard and decent respect for
buttons OF our country, founded, asallgood
institutions are, on respect forand observ-
ance OF law and order. To the widows and
oorPhaiis OF ouriei!o" ouhlrviheh ana core
''e'on's'S VINO uie" :" prhEeiv III aeie,luins
'"u "Pt'"'uinS VIZ f'sht inSn'c.'So anu ON
- l'''ceS ms convention oiers Jus most
sincere coincidence, ana we pray TO "ou y"
1rr. CI,i.,fnn ros;nno tI W, M tI ~
tn y, ,f,nad ,a,a nnl ~ ,an,I'o, H..
MI i, $50 w., MI 4, -" W .'"'
nIe hnve Gi,I at +ho no.t 81 at IL d.
Tense of truth. Justice mud right.
The officers elected for the ensuing wear
we're: National Delegate, Morris +. VIII
her OF Philadelphia; secretary, p. II. Nc
Nelis, INDIANAPOLIS: treasurer. =. Hines.
Greenpoint, y. Y: directory. Ii. +, Shcr;-
| dan. Chicago. chairman 4. p. McGuirk.
Davenport; Cornelius Horrigan. P%ittsburg:
DIR. j. A Scallon, Hancock, Mich; J.J. Ken
ncdy, st. Paul.
a telegram was sent to Parnell and
Gladstone. 1t has been known that i'll
;aihhesnto the Ancient order OF ltloernlans
mas hol been recognized by Blshop ireland
as a'attoiic society, and, IN TACT TN at he
h ha' o,in .'o.s u g ori,oseu W ~ pu1 s
H.. nntensn +'o ns NV ~ ~
lna.,Iah.nS :. We 80 80 /" nu "" az
AT West Baltimore, ONO, George Miller
pao'ii''t nS la'ihef' was s'rocA ny ''shV
NA"s ANY N"'eu'
a PASSENGER tram on the Indiana, B'oom-
,ns.oN ~eS.eif' r1'u ran ,.l'2 Il M"s''ou'
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Nno"H p"'s''se. / ''e'"n''S i""
Inc storm az WILKINSON, Ind, blew doWn
en- 1ie unl:aInss III lo"h eHcepI three'
s" a"lu Mn.SI was III VIZ MS wiz "@s
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The Mlllers National Association in see
SION AZ 'ilcago erected oflcers us loilows:
! res'dtn., 'o"n rospS, Ninnei'I'o''s VICE
80. p y. ~, Tnr' 80
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fnre mimntinr osto his SANITY ar Snftan'
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eoinpt,'t sao.t 800 worm oi oi"ino'e
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AT Omaha a well dressed man named a
Albee was picked up in the street uncon
$50 ao "n. n,.yeu W ','' eio .e ~
sh h u "''ei""'"e from d uose Vi "os
p'.l"''
Cora Lee has been indicted at Springfield
Mo, Tor the murder OF Mrs. Graham, who's
husband was lynchsd Il few days ago.
At Prescott, Kan, Frank Lyles, a re