St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-31

Lynch, II. A. Laughren, j. Y. Ward.
Young America Society-Rev. James
Fleming, Joseph Clinton and Anna
Fisher.
Sacred Thirst Society-Rev. P. R.
Hctfron. Mary j. Cramsie, Miss Madi.
gan, Mrs.J. f. McGuire, Mary +. Smith.
Mrs. X. ID. OConner, Miss Maggie
Murphy.
ST. Paul Cadets Society-Rev. j. B.
Illig Bosler. Joseph FeeIy. Joseph Nc
Geehan, James Ryan. Thomas Young,
Ray Kelly.
ST. Joseph's Cadet Society-Rev. w.
0Brirn, William j. Bissonnette, John
Costello, Louis f. Dow, David Carey. p.
Feeley, John Ryan and Ed McNamee.
Angels Home Society-Rev. j. lIlig,
Misses Mary Brown. Irene Donnelly.
Annie haggerty aud Mary Reddiugton.
ST. Peter Ciaver's society-Rey. q. ID.
Casey, j. p. Banks, j, G. lobe.
ST. JOhn'S CadetS--Rev. j. Fleming,
&. w. CODE. L. V. Nolan.
ST. Vincent's Cadet socIety-Rev. S.
CosEru,c, Phillip Nolan, Matthew
Maroney, William Grathwol.
ST. Augustus Cadet Society-Rev. p,
T.. Cunningham, Joseph Hyner, Thomas
Seaman, George Moore and John
Churchill.
st. MienaeI's Society-Rev. p. o'Neil,
NJ. J. Cook aad James Manhattan.
st. Luke'S Cadets-Rev. }. j. Lawler
Richard Mccarthy, Louis Egan, William
O'Gorman, Charles DeLanere, John
Mccarthy.
Father Mathew Society-Rev. Father
Hebron, James Dillon, j. Farnum, Val
entinc King.
The chairman then extended an invi-
tatlon to the delegates, as he had been
requested to do by the Minneapolis
temperance clubs, TO attend reception
to be held in the West hotel Friday
evening of this week.
The following committees were then
given out by the president:
Constitutional Amendments j. a.
Barth, Z. ID. Kelley, =. Dougherty, j.
Kelly, j. Moricehau, j. Mcclure, Miss
Anna Fisher.
Resolutions-D. Crowley. j. j. Mana
han, P. j. Moroney, John Swift, Rev.
NJ. O'Brien, Rev. 2. Cunningham.
Address to Young Menu. j. Doyle.
chairman, .. CrosisG. j. O'Connell, Nj.
A. ughreus, j. Shellay, a. Pierce, l.,
II. Notan. s. IL. Waters, D. McNier-
nay.
Address to Ordinary-Revs. Father
Gervis, Cosgrove, Slevin. Rah'tegan,
OBrien. Corcoran, Casey. j. j, LAWYER.
Address TO the Clergy-Cnairman,P
c. Burke, M. j. Kelly, j. FOLEY, FL. e..
Tardy, d. N. Mccarthy. l.. lobe,
Misses L. Daily, Mary Smith, j. H.
Gilden, Il. Blancher, II. j. McVay. D..
Gltchelf.
Addresses to the People-Rev. A..
McHuity, James Dillon, Louis Egan,
al NJ ar iah
ae Dolan. j. p. Banks, NJ. p. Kenncy,
j. O'Brien, /. Murphy, NJ. Bisonette,
Mrs. r. ID. Connect, 2. Churchill.
Address to the Women-Mrs. Anna
WEIGH. chairman; Hannah Murphy.
Mary Brown. Mrs. j. T. Mcclure. Miss
Madigan, Mrs. f. j. Farman, s adie
Waldrun.
James Dillon. veteran in the cause,
next occupied the conventions atten-
ton with short speech, partly recol-
lections.
A second invitation, from the women
OF the Sacred Thirst society. was ac-
cepted. 1t was for supper to be served
i'll the Crusaders rooms of Cretin hall .
The meeting then adjourned to give
the committees time to prepare reports
for the evening session.
The following are the officers Of the
convention:
Spiritual DIrector-Rev. r. j. Glib
bons.
Presidsnt-J. H. Smith.
First Vice President-F. A. Burth !;
second vice president, p AIcKenna;
third vice president, Mrs. John j. DON
nelly.
Secretary-J. j. keagen.
Treasurer-H. G. Sperry.
Orgauizers-Rev.J j. j. Slevin. J. E.
Burnes, +. A. Burth, P. E. Burke, john
Shift, j. F. Nurighton.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session, with Vice Presi-
dent F. A. Barth, of Watertown, in the
chair, was opened with singing by a
chorus OF about thirty little girls. Miss
Smith was chosen as temporary secre-
tary.
The reports of organizers were asked
GRAND were the feature of the evening.
A. W. Gutridge, of st. Paul, chief
organizer, made report and gave q
talk on the affairs of the society in
general. He wrote to all portions OF
the Union about year ago. urging
organization and rendering his services
where desired. He vi sited points
throughout the state. There were six
new societies organized at various
points. and movements started in sew
eral other places, which have not yet
entered the union. The modification OF
the by-la VS. was recommended, SO as to
give representation to such societies as
are on a working basis.
Il. F. Naughton, district organizer OF
Ramsey county, was called upon for a
report, but being unprepared was given
until this morning to make his state.
ment.
On motion of j. F. Mcclure, of st.
Paul, the president and secretary were
directed to notify the various societies
to send in their assessments not later
than October 1.
Z. z. Burke, of Saltwater, was asked
to make his report OIL an address to the
clergy. but was given until this morn
ing to report.
The report on the add ress to the peo-
pie was deferred.
T. j. Doyle, of st. Paul. made re-
port in the nature of an address to
young men. He emphasized the i'm
portance of character building begin.
ming in the schools and extending to after
life, the principal point he made being
to avoid bad companions and associa-
tions of the saloons
The reading of good books and asking
good young men to their rooms was ad-
vised.
Several gentlemen. including James
Dillon. j. F. Mcclure and A. ". Gut.
ridge, spoke in complimentary terms OF
tue address, and Mr.. Doyle was ten
dered vote of thanks.
A. W. Gutridge drew word picture
of the prominent characters of the ma
tional convention, which opens in the
city tomorrow. While speaking Of Mrs.
y. r. Lake. of st. Louis, that lady came
into the hall. and was greeted with ap.
plause.
Mrs. Lake was asked to address the
convention and proved to be a very
striking speaker. She alluded to the
work Of the society and condemned the
criticism of men who object to the
women working in the interest of totai
abstinence. She believes that women
being the greatest sufferers from In.
t9mDpranp1 Shnuld hp cOpcictont nd