The Irish standard., 1890-06-14

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McF E. P. Brown, T. A. Long
j. r. Stratton, Daniel Callahan, John
Ahern, E. J. Darragh, J, D. Kennedy
Dan Klng, 2. F. Kenny, VIM. Riordan
P.SMcCabe, Henry Murphy, John W.
Cleary.
/ Il COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
9. M. Ryan, James Doughertv, K.
Grove, p. w. Mullaney. +. E. Rice,
James Doberty, J. f. Kilduff, John
Ahern, F.S. Battley. T. J. Mccarthy,
Daniel Myers. w. j. Murphy. 1'hos
Callahan, j. w. Ronayne, J. G. Collins,
R.sW. Mct4arry.
| 81 COMMITTEE ON MILITARY.
n. H. O'Hara, e. j. Fitzgerald, G.. R,
Malonev, J. j. Calvin, E. F. Kelly,
Thos. Lyman, James O'Donnell. j.
O'Shau ghnessy.
PRESS COMMITTEE,
). r.. Stratton, D. F. Collins, James
Bvrnes, j. FL. Nightingale, J. Il. Barron
REPORTS OF STATE OFFICERS.
The State Delegate, Secretary and
Treasurer read their biennial reports,
which were received and referred to the
proDer committees for examination ore.
vious to adoption by the convention.
M THURSDAY S PROCEEDINGS.
The convention was called to order at
nlna o'clock Thursday morning by
State Delegate Shields. The reports
and Recommendation of the various
committees were adopted with but few
amendments. At eleven O'Clock the
convention proceeded to the election of
officers. An Informal ballot was taken
for state delegate, with the following
result: John Mccarthy 66, and M. w.
Mogan 40. with few scattering. On
motion the informal ballot was made
formal, and Mr. MCCARTHY was declared
elected state delegate for Che ensuing
term of two years. George NJ Giltlnan,
OF Ramsev County, was re elected state
secretary by acclamatlon, and John
Sheehy of Montgomery, state treasurer
A state board of directors was chosen
as follows: VIM. Delaney, Ramsey
county, D. F. Med ermott, Swift coun-
w, John Flood, st, Louis county, J. L.
Rowan, Winona county, W. J. Murphy,
Stearns county.
Minneapolis was chosen as the place
for holding the next State Convention
to be held IN June, 1892.
THE INSURANCE CONVENTION.
The delepates to the convention of the
A. O. FL. Life Insurance Fund. finished
their labors on Thursday afternoon. A
large part Of the important work of this
body was completed Wednesday night,
which was mainly the adoption of the
report of the committee on revision of
tlae constitution ana bylaws with some
changes and recommendations by the
convention. adjournment was taken
at IL o'clock "Wednesday nignt to the
afternoon of the following day. Ou
Thursday afternoon the convention 1e
assembled at o. CLOCK, and after finish
ing their action on the reports of com
mittees, proceeded to elect officers for
one year. M. j. Mcdonnell, of Grace
vile. was elected president Of the In
surance Fund, M. W. Mogan, of Min
neapolis, vice-president, John A..
O'shaughnessy. of Saltwater, secretary
and John Sheehy, of Montgomery,
treasurer. A board of directors was
chosen as follows: D. F. McDermott,
Clontarf, P. j. Ryan, st. Cloud, John
T. Byrnes, Minneapolis, Geo. w. Muir
ply, Faribault, j. j. Kennedy, st. Paul.
Auditing Committee: T.. NJ. Ryan,
Anoka. q. w. McGarry. Saltwater, Fl,
B. Conlon, Belle Plaine.
The Convention adjourned to meet at
St. Paul, on the second Tuesday of
June, 1891,
BRIEFLY SAID.
There is good deal OF vim in an
A. q. H. convention.
j. O'ShaughnessY, ir., of Wasbington.
is in his element On an auditing com
.mittee. AnoverWhelming success, too.
. Father Christie, of Minneapolis, was
in the convention hall on Wednesday.
. One hundred and nfty delegates com
prised the convention.
. DR.. d. F. Collins and VIM. Nixon,
Mime polltans, represented the
newly-organized division of Hinckley.
Rev. Father g askell, Of Morris. was
an:attendanta at the convention
Ramsey county was on the ground
with . full quota. Every division was
fully represented not one remained
away: a matter Of PRIDE. indeed,
q DonneilY, Of RAMSEY, was not
found wanting il hnrrying along the
work.
Martin Heffron, Of Rochester. went to
Winona Wednesday evening he IS
engaged on the government building