The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

O'3r1en. Richard Welsh, T. Connolly,
j. S. RYAN, John Kennedy, Patrick
Campbell, Thos. Quinn, VIM. Burns,
Dennis Trainor, Felix Trainor, w. II,
Dorahue, A. j. Finnegan, L. Connolly.
Jr., Matthew Mcdonald, Patrick
Churchill, P. H. Prendrrgast., M.
O'Reilly, VIM. Lyons, Dennis LYONS.
VIM. Wlnthei ,er, Thos. Morriarity, M.
Delaney.
S. A. Thompson and G. d. Skillings.
both from Duluth and representing re
sppc,ively the News and Tribune Of
that city, were with the party.
But little OF particular mention oc
CURED during the trip until Hinckley
was reached. A large crowd, and a
patriotic gathering 1t was, had asstm
bled to bid welcome to the Bishop. who
stepped from the train to meet and to
greet them. During the stav here a
number of salutes were fired in honor OF
our respected prelate. Among those at
the depot were James Brennan brother
of the late Thos. Brennan, of St. Paul,
James Hurley, of Pine City and John
Madden, all we'll known IN that section
OF the state Rev. Fathers Lynch, Of
Hinck'ey and Carey, OF Rush City here
joined the party In the trip to Duluth.
Before arriving at their destination
the following resolution was passed.
which speaks for itself: Resolved.
That we. the members OF the com
mlttees Of arrangements from MlDnea-
polls and Duluth, do hereby tender our
hearty thanks to Henry D Minot, pre-
sident of the Eastern Minnesota rail
road, for the special train bearing
Bishop McGolrick and party from
Minneapolis to Duluth, and to G. j.
O'Donnell. whose care and courtesy
contributed so much to the pleasure Of
the trip.
For the Minneapolis Committee:
VIM MCMILLAN, CHAIRMAN.
IL VI VuC DUluGA
j. E. SUTPHIN, Chairman,
A sumptuous lunch was served after
the train left .Hlncklev and aC 6:45
o'clock tho train reached Duluth, where
an immense tLropg Of people surround
ed the station and lined the; streets all
along the line of march. AS soon as
the party had been drawn up in line on
the depot platform, Mavor Sutphin, in
behalf of the citizens of Duluth. stepped
forward and delivered a hearty and
generous welcome. Facing the Bishop,
and in most earnest manner, he
said: y have the pleasure TO extend
to you a hearty welcome to our Young
city, and your future home. We have
heard of you and what you have done in
Minneapolis. We realize what you
have done for society and the homes
YOU have built for the needy, and l Can
say to YOU now that whatever you may
desire of the people of Duluth, all that
will be necessary is simply to ask us for
it. bid you God speed in your efforts
coupled with hearty and generous
welcome to Duluth
The Bishop was visibly affected by
Che Mayors words and replied briefly,
saying that when he came to leave the
city which had been his home
for twenty-five years. his heart
grew warm towards Duluth when he
met the committee, His only desire
was to work for the spiritual and tenn
poral welfare of the people Of Duluth.
At the conclusion of his remarks the
party entered carriages and the process.
sion, headed by a platoon of eight
police in charge of Capt. McLauehlin.
started for the Church Of the Sacred
Heart. The procession was in charge
of Grand Marshal Jas. Farrell, assisted
bv James McCahill, F. T.. RYAN. Capt.
De Witt. John McAul,ffe. joseph
Couture, w. II. Creamer, Fred Ruff,
John Ktnchassi, and the different
divisions were made I'D as follows:
First division, in charge Of NJ. Hoppa.
headed by Walkers Military band, with
the Father Matthew Temperance So
ciety. st. Stanislaus, Knsta, Holy Cross.
St. Joseph and National Benevolent
societies.
Second division, in charge Of Frank
Kelly, headed By the superior band,
with division No. / A. O. II Douglass
county, Wis; divisions and A @. H.,
st. Louis unity, MINI.
Third division, in charge Of Joseph
Couture, headed by the French band,
with st. Jean Baptlste, and st. Bon
iface societies.
Fourth division, in charge Of Capt.
Dewitt, Bishop McGolrick, invited
guests, carriages. aud mounted escort.
AS had been mapped out the line Of
march was up Sixth avenue west to
Superior street. down Superior street to
Second avenue west. up Second avenue
20 the Church Of the Sacred Heart. As
before stated the streets along the line
Of marCn were lined on either sides