Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-27
S.P. MORSE eco
THE IRISH ASKED TO GATHER
Fitzgerald Calls a Meeting
of the Executive Council.
THE PURPOSE is NOT STATED.
New Corporations in the State-Items
From the State Building-Test-
ing Lincoln Brick-Anti
S~aloonists.
LINCOLN BUREAU OF THE OMAHA BEE,
1929 u STREET,
LINCOLN, May %.

LINCOLN, May 20.
President Fitzgerald, of the Irish National
league of America, has wired each Of the
members of the executive committee of the
league, calling a meeting of the at
Cleveland, o., June 12, 1888. The following
gentlemen are members of the committee:
John Fitzgerald, Lincoln, Neb., president;
Hugh c. McCaffrey, Philadelphia, Pa, Rev.
Rev. H. A. McKenna, Hudson, Mass, Patrick
Martin, Baltimore, Md, vice presidents;
Rev, Charles O'Reilly, ID, Detroit, Mich
treasurer; John p. Sutton, Lincoln, Neb.,
secretary; Alabama, Rev. e. Kerwin, Mo-
bile; California, DIR. M. c.. O'Toole, San
Francisco; Colorado, Robert Morris, Denver;
Connecticut, p. w. Wren, Bridgeport; Della
ware, Owen j. Hessian, Wilmington; Dis
trict of Columbia, Thomas II. Walsh, Wash
Agton; Florida, B. e. McMurray; Georgia,
John i. Armstrong, Augusta; Illinois, Daniel
Cookery, Chicago Indiana, Marshal j. Burns,
indianapolis; Iowa, ID. Moher, Iowa City;
Kansas, Donat O'Brien, Topeka; Kentucky,
Mathew O'Doherty, Louisville; Louis
lana, Timothy Maroney, New Orleans;
Maryland, John Norman, Baltimore;
Michigan. DR.. j, Scallen, Hancock; Massa-
chusetts, Hon. John j. Donovan, Lowell;
Mississippi, Ed McGinty, Vicksburg; Mime
sofa, Louis Kelly, st. Paul; Missouri, DIR.
Thomas O'Reilly, st. Louis; Montana, ID. j.
Hennessey, Butte City; Nebraska, Patrick
Egan, Lincoln; New Hampshire, James Oath
man; New Jersey, NJ. H.. Holmes, Jersey
City; New York, DR.. Edward Malone, Brook
Ign; Ohio, William j. Gleason, Cleveland
Oregon, MI. Quinn, Portland; Pennsylvania,
M. j. Ryan, Philadelphia; Rhode Island,
Hugh j. Carroll, Pawtucket; Tennessee, P.J.
Flanagan, Nashville; Texas, General A. j,
Maloy, Galveston; Vermont, b.. f. Kelly;
Virginia, II. F.O'Beirne, Richmond; Wiscon-
Gin IAn Nntl h1alNuaaalEnn. NAa11
ington Territory, w; D.. O"Toole, Seattle;
Ontario, Canada, Il. ID. Teefy, Toronto; Que
bee, Canada, Charles McCarron, Quebec;
Manitoba, Canada, ii. j. Claran, Montreal.
Nothing is made public as TO the purpose
for which the meeting is called, and there
will doubtless be various matters of import
ance brought TO the attention of the commit.
tee. 1t is probably safe to conjecture from
and the extensive discussion TO which it has
given rise that it will play no unimportant
part in the deliberations of the committee.
NEW EXPLORATIONS
The enterprising citizens of Sioux county
have organized tho Hot Greek Canal COM
pany. with its principal office at section No.
9, in township No. 81, north of range No. 90
west in that county. The company proposes
TO construct and maintain a canal tapping
that creek in section 10 with a capacity of
eight cubic feet of water at a point 900 feet
from the head gate, and running through the
north half of section ID and the south half of
section y. Inc capllal STOCK Is SlVO,OOo, III
shares of $40 each. The canal will be used
for irrigation and domestic uses. The incor-
porators are Alexander Steele, Andrew j.
Babcock, ED O.. Lockwood, J, G, Morris ana
G. III. Andrews.
Gage county comes TO the front with a cor
poration known as the Nalonia Chemical
company, organized for the manufacture and
sale of proprietary medicines. The principal
place of business of the company will be at
Beatrice, Gage county. The capital stock is
$40 OC0. In shares of 500 each, and 60 per
cent Of this amount must be paid in before