Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-26
!. O. q. M.
THE COMING SESSION OF TIE GREAT COUNCIL
or THE UNITED STATES.


The Great Council OF the United States, I'M
proved OTder OF Red Men, will meet in Rnnu-
session at the Masonic Temple Of this city on
Tuesday the 9th Of September next. A meet
ing OF Delaware State Council, was held last
evening" at which the Arrangements for the
reception Of the visiting delegates, made pre-
Vl0usly by cOmntittee, were apprOVedA nv
.The delegates, 1t is expected, will arrive on
Monday the 9th prOx, and will be met on their
arrival by the Reception COmmittee-Ool H.
Il. HeiSler, Isaac Woodrow, A. Hilger, +. w.
.Iaylor, joseph Mancill, Isaiah H!'Th0mas, C.
SpOerls q. Rhefus, J, 9. PiersOn,J. j. McMul-
len. The delegates will then be escorted to
the various hotels of the city, where arrange
ments have been made fOI their entertain
On Tuesday morning, at 0 O'Clock, the dele
gates Will be formally received, at the Grand
Opera House. The welcoming address will
be made by Great Sachem. Frederick W. NAL
tritz, and probably responded TO by Great In
e0honee, James T. Reilley, of Virginia.
The Great Council will then assemble in one
of the rooms in the fourth story Of the Mason
le Temple; twill PROBABLY continue in ses-
On Wednesday afternoon 10th prOx wealth.
er permitting, the delegates will be treated to
delightful steamboat ride on the Delaware.
In the evening, grand banquet will be Civ
en~at the Clayton House, at which Gov Pom
der Secretary Paynter, Mayor Simms, and
Ra@DeE nss9aS e ofaes aigptnTfs Expected 70 Ns
On Thursday morning, concert will be
given at the Grand Opera House, by distln-
gulshed artisteS from Philadelphia. Tickets
for the concert and the excursion will be sold.
1t Is expected that the sessions of the Grand
COuncu, VIII close on Friday evening, and
the day will probably bo devoted to the buSi-
ness Of the oFler ~ 4 -
The following Is a list of the delegates as
far as heard from ~. - ,,
California Adam Smith, w. f. Reilley. u
Delaware-Edwin IIlrst, Isaac Woodrow.
District Of COlumbia-B. +. Crabbs, J, w
Moss. sr@. ,.,faa 3"'luft 'iAf
nlInOis-RObeEt Gibson. ..t5,,
ShdiAna-DaYid Middleton, j. w. Davis.
Kentucky-Gregory B. Kiteley, Isaac Lub-
Louisiana a-Chas. Habeney. 20
Maryland-GeO. b. COlflesh, Geo. w. Lind
say, q. Davis Irelan, Walter Saunders.
MissJGti John Sirc6. IusUst Etiins.
Nebraska-N. &. Hastings
New Jersey y-Thos. J = Francis, Walter p.
Mills, Chas. III. CheE. l..-..-f3s..
New YOrk-TheO, d, jenkins, Joseph Cas-.
sidy. s3Eiss1 ~. +, =. - -.s5.'. G
Nsvaal@.Abraham Curry, E~StrOther. 8
Ohio-David Baker, John f. Snyder, Judah
Il Haab, Geo. w. Collins. "a .i.,tsg.
Pennsylvania---John u Young, VIM. b
y k4AAgAh Aukuos NatANA0ug spuAl A|s AsSAAAAA4A
Christopher WirstenhaEg Adam SOhuclZ, Nor.
ria. III. GOrhman, Jas. w. ClymeF, james B
TFeighler, ]. H. Donnelley, Wm. H. r. Kitty
7 Rhode Ialana a--J ohua d. Baker.C. III. Lelsen
ring, John o. Boyer, VIM. II. Mcclellan, VIM
Atten, Frank Wobepsmitts, Ingham w. Bris
hing. s. ..a sa.sl.H .. .a,asalt .5'.s'f.ls : Is.
. TehDesaes--Joseph 4. LoiseaH. .f'..
Virginia-- Hugh Latham.
West ViEginia- 7DeitHuh RoaneT. .at d
The above are ell llaccEsdited delegates, AM
are expec ed a be present. %
Il No dalegaie9 aFe-As vet feported -irnffi IN
States of Alabama, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts
Mississippi, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, en-,
wisconsin; bIs dehgalss From tAenAaFe eRPec
sig sR~H P'B'TTsTI q a. >
l A meeting Of cOloTed citizens was held il
Cineinnati.last night TO express their sentiment
{ 10 rSlaliO6 Aqtle Ngiqqpf lhelF blethsFa S4i
icslheS The meeting was very @noisy and ex
teitsi but RESOLUTIONS Eepndiatipg The action 9
, the ChilioOiho CouVenlion vas deeiafed adopl
j Thirty cases OF pictures from New York an
Boston aEliVea at Cincinnati yesterday TOR %
! industrial Exhibition, which Is 20 open d
II tiEodnesday Of next week. Among them Wer
: pictures nom John Hoey and Gonseli, value
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