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ard, i. B. Murphy, w. G. Donovan, b ].
Hallipan. William Bowling.


Halligan, William Bowling.
Douglas county John Keaough. W.
D. Dryer, N. N. Hennessy, J. J. Gala
han, T. A. King, John 81. Vaughn, Jos.
Clarity, John Seaman, NJ. G. Burke,
Henry O'Brien, Michael May.
Eau Claire county.-Emmet Koran,
James Wickham, Jas. DAILY, NJ. S Fraw
ley, w. j. Conway, Jas. Miley.
Fond du Lac county.-Henry Boyle,
M. Mangan, J. Il. Sullivan, M. Fitzsim-
mons
Juneau county.-T. J. Grimes, Rev.
Father Campbell, John Gallagher.
Kenosha county.-P. c. Maloney, F..
F,nton, D. J. Madigan.
Lacrosse county Rev. A. Murphy,
M. M. Haley, Thos. Roche, Florence Sui
Ivan.
Milwaukee county.-James McIvor NJ.
Sammon, Patrick Mccormick, T. w.
Harrington, P. Madden, James Ormice,
T. Hogan, E. V. Murphy, John O'Ronrke
M. P. Walsh, T. P. Manion, P. Fl. Reilly,
John P. Dean, VIM. McShane, Simon
Reilly, J. M. Clarke.
Outagam1e county.--Edward McCar-
thy, James Morrow, P. j. Vaughn, Jas.
j. Lyons, John H. Hayes, T. ]. Griffin,
John Kavanagh, T. Sadlier, J. W. Do
herty, Chas O'Brien, A. j. Ryan.
Racine county.-W. D. Brown, NJ.
Wilton, G. D. Finch, Thos. Lynch, John
r. Powers.
Oconto county.-John Noonan, John
Monahan, James Devereau, G. H. For
restal.
Rock county.-H. M. Joyce, Thos.
Casey, W. Quinlan, ] E. Flanagan.
St. Croix county.-Chas. Donohue, A.
J. Kinney, A. j. Hennessy W. F. Nc
Nally, M. P. McNally, W. T. Mulrooney,
Walworth county-H. S. Quinn.
Winnebago county.-W. M. Castle,
John Mulvey, M, Dugan, Thos. Spauld-
ing, j. nj. Calleran, r. w. Reilly.
Following the report of the committee
on credentials the chair appointed the
committees for the transaction of the
important business OF the convention,
after which the convention took a recess
until 5 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After the call to order at 5 o'clock the
reports of the state officers were read,
bling review of the work of the past
two years. State Secretary Reilly's re-
port showed that the order was in a
Aourishing condition and that nearly 700
new members had been added to the
roll. There were seventeen counties
with tWenty~nine divisions organized in
the state and large cash balance in the
treasury. After reading Of the reports
the convention took a recess until Fri
day morning ut 8 o'clock.
The delegates were treated to an ex-
cursion Oh the lake Thursday evening
and nearly every one Of them and several
hundred others enjoJed the splendid
music for q large number of dancers.
FRIDAYS SESSION.
The last days session Of the conven-
ton YVES an important one. The fore
noon was spent in discussing and adopt
ing or rejecting the various recommends
tons Of the committees. The convention
resolved among other things to continue
the life insurance fund as optional, no
member being required to Join the fund
unless he so desired. The amount of
81 600 is to be paid in full to each bene-
fciary. There will be no separate off,
GERS for the insurance fund, the state
officers having charge OF it's business.
In the afternoon the convention pro-
ceeded to the election of officers for the
next two years, and elected Emnet
Koran, of Eau Claire, state delegate, r..
w. Reilly, Of Oshkosh, state secretay,
and Fl. M. Joyce, of GAINESVILLE. state
treasurer. Fond du Lac was chosen as
the place for holding the next con-
yention in 1894. In the Judgment Of
The IRISH STANDARD the convention
made wise selection in the choice of
Emmett Koran for state delegate, and we
venture tine prediction that under his
administration the order will prosper
and grow more rapidly in the next two
years than it has for six years past.
THE POPE OF ROME.