Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-21

good standing upon the restoration Of IT
charter and its resumption of work." made Q
report approving the decision. The commit
tee further say: "Desiring to make the de.
cision more specific that when the disabilities
are removed for which subordinate lodge
Is suspended, and said lodge resumes the ex
ercise Of its various functions, 1.-The officers
aud members occupy the same statue as they
uid before the suspension, but when defunct
lodge has been reinstated on application of
only part of its members, these members
mskng the application only are restored at
once, and the other members who were in
| good standing may resume membership upon
such terms the local laws of inrisdictlon
may prescribe.
new translation Of the ritual of the Or
der into the German language was authorized.
1t was decided to be necessary only for cleo
tive officers and subordinate lodges to re-
quire the Rebekah degree before installation
Ii was determined inexpedient to change the
terms of subordidates from six to twelve
months, although 1t was manifestly the de-
sire Of considerable portion to have the said
change made. A new regalia was adopted
for past grand, who is also a joint palri-
arch. 1t was resolved insxpedient to allow
subordinate lodge to enact local law pro-
vidng for the payment of specified sum as
dues and relieve member from further OBJ
legation during his membership.
Albany, 20. In the machinist's and black
smiths convention, resolution not to per-
nit persons of African descent to become
members Of the union was tabled. The
treasurer's report shows receipts OF Sl4 544
for the year and disbursement of Sl0,5i7.
Cincinnati, 90 Horace Greeley araived
at the Little Miami depot at 3 80 o'clock this
afternoon, in charge Of the reception COM
mittee, consisting of the boards of aldermen
and councilmen from this city, who met him
at the village of Morrow. At the depot he
was met by the common council in carriages.
MIR. Greeley was placed with Mayor Davis in
the leading carriage, drawn by four horses
and preceded by band. There was a large
crowd at the depot and Mr.. Greeley was re-
ceived with cheers along the line of march to
the Burnett house, which was crowded on
both sides with people. The demonstration
was hearty and enthusiastic, but did not as
sumo political shape. But few banners
were hung out along the line of march. The
reception was as a guest of the city and as a
distinguished visitor. The exposition was
at the Burnett house. After MIR. Greeley
had a little time for rest, he was escorted to
the exposition, the streets along the line of
march being thronged with people. The re-
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room. There, few ladies, the commission
ers, mayor and members Of the city council,
met to receive him. The reception speech in
behalf of the exposition commission was
made by A. T. Goshom, the president.
Yesterday morning man giving the name
of Wade, presented at the banking house of
Sears, Ongood, Meter & Co. what pnrported
to be letter of introduction from the cash
Ter of the German American bank of New
York and certificate of deposit from the
same bank of sl00, 900 which he requested
cashed. The members of the firm hesita,ed
and made inquiries. Wade in the meantime
lett. A telegram from New Y rk pronounced
the letter forgery and stated that the cert
fcate was raised from $4,000. Wade has
disappeared.
Memphis, Tenn, 20. Patton Anderson,
Major General in the late Confederate army,
died this morning of pneumonia. He was
graduate of West Point.
Weather.