St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-15
Organization Effected in the
Afternoon and Speeches
Made Last Night.
Minneapolis Democrats Get
ting Ready for the Chi
eago Convention.
Republicans Are Preparing
for a "Wake" Next Satur-
day Night.

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the Ancient Order of Hibernians opened
yesterday in Window hall, and will
probably continue today and tomorrow.
| The entire number of divisions were
represented. Hennepin cOunty'S five di-
visions by Francis Conway, j. ID.
| O'Brien, George ]. Turner, Joseph
Quinn and T. NJ. O'Mara, fIOm the
| First to the Fifth respectively. Ramsey
| county has seven districts represented
| in the convention by John K. Dempsie.
NJ. j. O'DOwd. John LydOn, William
Geraghty, Henry MeVay and John Car
roll. The two Swift county divisions
are represented by James ODon-
nell and James O'Connor; Stearns
county division by f. Newell and z. A.
McCartlev: Murray county, G. Marri-
man; Winona, Dennis O'BrieD; Wash
ington, K. W. McGarry, j. j. Walsh;
Dakota, E. b. Brown; Big Stone.
George Ruwles: StearnS, Samuel j.
DOYLE; St. Louis, J. c. HesSian; Rice,
George Murphy: Blue Earth, James
Doherty: Crow Wing, William Barron;
lie Sueur, James DOherty. John McMa-
hon, William Dolan; Scott. James
Neill: Sibley, John II. Lester; Waseca,
Thomas Breen; PipeStOne, Rev. F. p.
Kervick; Mcleod, Patrick McElligot;
Carver, J. w. CraYenS; Steele, George
c. TOher.
At $3.50 yesterday morning the entire
body of delegates formed into line in
front of the hall and marched i'll column
order to the Church of the immaculate
Conception. There were nearly 600
uniformed men III line, and with several
bands playing martial airs, the sight of
the procession moving slowly along the
street was an impressive and interest
ing one At the church high mass was
solemnized by Rt Rev. Father BYrne,
assisted by Rev. Father McCairon, Rev.
Father Mcintyre and Rev. Father Ker-
wick, of Pipestone. The Second
regiment band of Fort Smelling
PLAYED the OffertOry, and Rev. Byrne
delivered a short address, welcoming
the delegates and speaking in terms of
the highest praise of the motive which
brought them together. When the
services were concluded the delegates
formed in line again and marched to
the hall, where a short business SeS-
sion was held. The committee Oh Gre
dentials was appointed and ordered to
| report at 4:3O. The delegates then
went to the NicoIlet house. where din
Eer was served. The meeting held IN
the afternoon was of strictly business
nature. the committees on credentials,
constitution and bylaws and auditing
making their reports.
At the afternoons session State Del
egate John Mccarthy, of Saltwater,
presided, when the following committees
were appointed:
Resolutions-T. NJ. Ryan. Anoka: James
| Brown, Blue Earth; Senator J. W. Craven,
| Carver: j. b. Mahoney, Fillmore; j. j. Kin
name Hennepin; John Sheehy, lie Sueur; j.
| IL, NJ
F. b. Kervick, Whitestone; T. I. Martin,
Ramsey; T. NJ. Keete, Renville; NJ. NJ.
Shields, Rice; Frank Horgan, st. Louis; j.
F. Kilduff, Scott; William Logue, Stephens;
| Henry Murphy, Swift; j. F. Burke, Wash-
ington; John Rowan, Winona, and ". NJ.
Press Committee-James Meaney. Anoka;
Martin Higgins, Big Stone; B. P. Hayes,
Blue Earth: Senator Craven, Carver; Or.
Finnegan, Hennepin; Peter keegan. MURRAY;
c. Hendy. Ramsey; d. W. Crawford. Rice;
Frank Griffith, Stevens; Peter Burns, Swift;
L. c. Leonard, Waseca.
Committee on Standing in the Order
Thomas Coleman, Anoka; NJ. ]. Cuddy, Blue
Earth; John Kennedy. Hennepin; John
Ahern Murray; Z. S. Battley, Ramsey; Will
lam Mcmahon, Renville: John Morley. Rice;
Thomas Newell, Scott; William Riordon,
Stephens; P. Foley, Swift; T. Boucher,
Naseca.
Committee on BY Laws-T NJ. Sullivan.
Anoka; NJ. K. Noonan Big Stone; d. P.
HAYES, Blue Earth; b. J. Mccormick. Carver;
W. H. Byrnes. Crow Wing; Mat Ahearn. Da-
kota; ]. j. Fitzgerald, Hennepin: Jacob
Gust, LIE Sueur; T. NJ. Island Mcleod; John
Ahern, Murray; F. P. kervich. Pipestone; j.
II. Gallagher. Ramsey: H. F. McMahon, Rem
vile; John Coogan. Rice; A. Murphy, st.
Louis; James Sheehan, Scott; Don Myers.
Sibley; W. j. Murphy. Stearns; j. T. Clarke,
Steele; E. P. O'Brien, stephens; NJ. A. Cou-
logne, Swift; K. W. McGarry, Washington;
j. T Rowan, Winona; William Nolan,
Wright.
Insurance Committee - Thomas Reilly,
Anoka; George Rowles, Big Stone; D. P.
Hayes, Blue Earth; b. E. McGugian, Carol
ton; j. L. Powers, Carver; John Hurley, Crow
Wing; Mat Ahearn, Dakota; Ii. L. Bennett,
Fillmore; ). P. O'Brien, Henmepin; William
Kennedy, lie Sueur; P. McElligott, Mcleod;
| Peter Keegan, Murray; T. Il. Mcguire, Mobiles;
D. j Lawler, Pine; c. E. Dougherty, Pipe
stone.
P. L. Dawson, Ramsey; Thomas Boylan,
Renville; I. l. Mccarthy. Rice; j. Hessian,
ST. Louis; II B. Conlin, Scott; Daniel Ny
| ers, Sibley; W. j. Murphy, Stearns; NJ. j.
McGrath, Stevens: Mr.. Hobson, Swift;
Thomas Walsh, Washington; John Mahan,
Watonwan: d. d. OBrien, WInona; c.
OHara, Wright.
Military Committee j. Money Anoka;
Capt j. ". Doyle. Hennepin; William Fay,
McCIoud; Peter Cregan, Murray; T. Foley,
Ramsey; E. F. Kelley, Rice; D. Callahan,
Scott: F. Griffiths, Stevens; w. McKenna,
Swift.
National Relation Committee-M. l. Cuddy.
Blue Earth: }. 4. MCGOWAN, Hennepin; l.
F. McGinnis La Seur; P. Keegan, Murray;
F. H. Grant, Ramsey; P. II. Kerwin, Rem
vile; NJ. Leadon, Rice; c. A. Lonergan,
Steele; William Logue Stevens; +. Casey,
Swift; r Mcmahon Winona.
Auditing Committee-T M Ryan. Anoka;
M.lIigg1ns, Big Stone; J. Brown, Blue Earth;
P. Kinney, HennepIn; ?. .O'Leary. lie Sueur;
john Ahern, Murray; f P. kervick, Pipe
stone; j C. Cantwell, Ramsey: p. II kerwin,
Renville; P. ]. Sheridan. Rice; c. p Nc
GinniS. ST. Louis: p. A Mccarthy, Stephens;
James O'Donnell, Swift; Il. NJ. Mclaughlin,
Waseca.
Grievance Committee-H.D Donnelly Anoks;
T. Heily, Big Stone: J. Brown, Blue Earth;
John Campbell, Carver: John Hurry, Crow
Wing; James McConville, Hennepin; NJ c.
Walsh. La Sueur; James Waldron, McCloud;
John Ahearn Murray; F. p. kewich. Pipe
stone; j. p. Pew ers, Ramsey; H. F. Nc
Mahon. Renville; T. J. Mccarthy, Rice: J.
Connolley, ST Louis: DR.. q. r. Maloney,
Scott; J. Z. Malone, Steele; +. P. Brien,
Stevens James Kent Swift J.W. Welsh,
Wright.
The Evening Programme.
The meeting at Harmonic hall in the