The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-07-25

I Ion, Rhode Island; Patrick Fisher, Ten
Fnessee, Thomas T.. Conroy Texas Rev
IF IF NJ. Cushnahan, Utah; w. r Reddy
{ Virginia; T. r. Deegan, West Virginia
T. w. Reilly, Wisconsin; Thomas Smyth
4 Wyoming, Hugh MeCaffery, Ontario
Patrick Scullon, Quebec.
Rules Of Order--W. II. McGee, Colo
RADIO; J.. p. Murphy, Connecticut; James
Gillespie, Georgia; T. J. Quinn, Illinois
n. f. McGarrell, Indiana; d. 2. Kirby
Iowa; David O'Connell, Kentucky; g. II
Sullivan, Maine; NJ J. Gaffney. Maryland
p. j. Cannon, Massachusetts; M. J. Ma
1oney Michigan; N. C.aO'Connor, Mime
sofa; Rev. W. McCannock; Missouri: Rev
Thomas Walsh, Nebraska: VIM. Z. Gala.
han, New Hampshire; James Brown, New
Jersey; j. E. Sullivan, New York, NJ. Col.
lins, Ohio; M. j. Mcdonald, Pennsylya.
MIA; ]. f. Quinn, Pennsylvania; r. r
d Murphy, West Virginia; NJ. S. Frawley
Wisconsin; Thomas N. Smith, Quebec.
Standing of the Order. j. Dono'
van, California; NJ. j. Ryan, Colorado
Patrick Gleason, Connecticut. Daniel
Luhy, Illinos; M j. Eagan, Indiana
James Coleman, Kentucky; William T
Cummings, Maine; Francis j. Miller
Maryland; VIM. T. Healey, Massach1l-
sets; G. Donnell, Michigan; D. p. Hayes
Minnesota: Matthew Lynch, Missouri; M
M. Donohue, Montana: Rev. Thos. WEIGH
Nebraska; N. J. Callahan, Nevada, James
Cummings, New Jersey; F: r. Murphy
New York; Patrick Dolan, Ohio; w. v
Delahunt, Pennsylvania; John r. Quinn
Rhode Island; w. ]. Martin, Tennessee
f. Il. Murphy, Washington; J. Sullivan
wisconsin; T. F. Smith, Quebec.
On Auditing--W. Fl. MCGEE. Colorado
P. D. Ryan, Connecticut; J. j.. Powers
Georgia; j. G. Higgins, Illinois; M. G.
Wade Indiana; J. +. Neary, Iowa; W. I.
Thompson, Kansas; Thomas Howard,
Kentucky; c. H. Sullivan, :Louisina
James Stakew, Maryland; John O'Hearn,
Massa chusetts; D. Lynch, Michigan; }.
A. O'Shaugh,.essy, Minnesota: Philip
slattery, Montana; T. J. Mahoney. Ne
braska; J. J. Griffin, Nevada; Charles
Donaglue, New Jersey; Edward Drake,
New York; J. j. Dougherty,, New York;
William, Dawson, Pennsylvania. c. D..
C,lrran, Rhode Island; p. Fisher, Ten
nessee; Rev. p. NJ. Cusnnahan, Utah;
p. j. Clarke, Wisconsin; Isaac II. Cannon,
Wisconsin; Batty Wall, ,Quebee.%
Committee on Resolutions. i. Dom
oyan, California; NJ J. Ryan, Colorado;
James p. Bree, Connecticut: j.. J. Morris
sey, Georgia.; Daniel Nicely mn, Illinois;
+. w. O'Hara, Indiana; D. .Maher, Iowa;
d.. J. Kelly, Kansas, M. 4. Shine, Ken
lucky; John Fitzpatrick, w. j. Cum
mings, Maine; P. j. Cregan, Maryland;
j. r. Stratton, Massachusetts,; James Nc
kenna, Michigan; T.. Moran. Mime
sofa; S.. P. Callum, Missouri ]. J,
O'Mara, Montana; T. j, Mahoney, Ne
braska; c. J. O'Neill, New Hampshire; J.
F. McGrath, New Jersey; James b. Do.
Ian, New York: M. j.. Barry, Ohio; 2.
O'Neill, Pennsylvania; Thomas Madden,
Rhode Island; T. l.. Conroy, Texas; w.
F. Reddy, Utah; E. P. Hughes, West Viz
ginia; James Mcqueen, Wisconsin: Hugh
Mccartney, Ontario, and Raymond Keys,
Quebec.
On Foreign Relations-W. H. MCGEE,
Colorado; W. j. Kelcher, Delaware; p. J.
O'Connor, Georgia; J. T. Heating, llli-
ncis; James Mcbride, Indiana; j. f: Nea-
ny, Iowa; J. J. Shannon, Kansas, James
Coleman, Kentucky; James A: O'Neill,
Maine; M. J. Gaffney, Maryland: b.. J.
Slattery, Massachusetts; John McLaugh-
lin, Michigan; Timothy Flynn, Minneso-
ia; M. J. Downey, Missouri; John J.
O'Mera, Montana; NJ. Lynch, Nebraska;
w. J. Callahan, New Hampshire: b. NJ.
Waldron, New Jersey; Patrick Mcclure,
New York; p. J. Mckinney, Ohio; John
Breslin, Pennsylvania; r. j. Quinn, Rhode
Island; w. J.. Connor, South Carolina;
James p. Clark, Washington; Rev. Am
brose Murphy, Wisconsin; Thomas
Smyth, Wyoming: Michael Gurin, On
tario; and E. Reynolds, Quebec. T.
Insurauce-M. ]. Ryan, Colorado; P. j.
Herman, Georgia.; John Higgins, Indiana;
]. A. O'Neill, Maine; F. H. Grant, Mime
scta; Timothy Donoghue, Missouri; j. H.
Greeley, Montana; w. J. Caliaghan, New
Hampshire; j. J. Brennan, New Jersey;
P. H. Collins, New York; w. P. Bradley,
Philadelphia; John Delahanty Rhode ISL
and; w. J. Martin, Tennessee; R.. F. MUIR
ply, West Virginia.
Military;-W. H. MCGEE, Colorado; T. ].
Murphy, Connecticut; w. F. Reilly, Ili-
nois; NJ. Rearns, Indiana; D. E. Kirby,
lowa;aD. j. Kelly, Kansas; Thomas How
ard, kentucky; ]. A. O'Niell, Maine; F. J.
Miller, Maryland; W. J. Cronin, Massa-
chusetts; James O'Neill, Missouri IN. NJ.
Donoghue, Montana; SD. Ryan Nebras-
la; d. P. Stanton, New Hampshire; E. J..
o. Conner, New jersey; M. F. McGowan
New York; P. J. Conway, Ohio; D. P. Nc
Gowan, Pennsylvania; Thomas Madison,
Rhode Island; T. P. Deegan, West Vir-
ginia;E. J. Kelly, Wisconsin; P: Seullion,
Quebec.
Press-J. s. Kennedy, New York; VIM.
r. O'Connor, Maryland, and w. D. Mon
Afghan, Michigan. ,t..453'. - ii.
s. Tuesday evening the delegates were
rendered a reception at the Catholic club,
by Rt. Rev. John S. Foley, national chap
lain The affair was most pleasant one
and was largely attended, and all the del
egates had an opportunity for an intro
duction and a few. minutes handshahe
with the bishop. His lordship was assist
ed at the reception. by the following gem
tlemen: P. J. O'Connor, national presi-
dent; John G.. Weadock, national vice
president; M. J. Slattery, national secre-
tary; Thomas J. Dund0n, national treas
urer: John Mclaughlin, state president.
When the convention was called to or
der Wednesday morning the hall in the
Catholic. club was packed with delegates
and visitors who were eager to hear Pres
ident O. Connor's annual address. 1t was
q magnificent effort eio1uently delivered,
which time and time again was greeted
with chesrs: The president referred to
the honor he felt in presiding over such
a body, and said that it gave him great
pleasure to dwell on the healthfnl cOndi-
tion OF the order, especially the great
gain in membership during the past two
years, 1859 divisions and Is companies of
Hibernian Rifles having been added In
addition ia thia was .ffe fact fhatNffs had