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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14
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DETROIT, May 13.-The exercises in
the general meeting Of the American
Science Association commenced with the
reading Of IL paper by Mr.. Wright Of
Boston, on lie insurance OF the poor,
The work Of social science, past and
present, was read by 7. B, Sanborn. This
paper concludes as fOllows: Our science
has this advantage, as ! conceive, over
many Of the physical sciences, that In
stead Of drawing away the souls Of men
from the contemplation OF spiritual things
and Of mutual dependence Of mankind
SROn h. eSsb Ss 9hSF 9S OGs s g SHe3ss 9sspe y
sympathy withhuman weakness, a nObler
conception Of human possibilities, a more
intimate reliance Of that love and wis
dom which are dimly seen or shine with
heavenly light at the end Of every vista
In this briei Journey Of life,
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t!rnnd ARMY d. the IIcpubllc.

CHICAGO, May l3-The second days
proceedings Of The National Encampment
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic con-
sisted Of the transaction Of considerable
business relating 10 the constitution Of
the order and iis ultimate policy. The
utmost harmony prevailed. The follow.
Ing officers were chosen for the ensuing
year: Commander and Chief, Gen. John
Hartranft, Of Pennsylvania; Senior Vice
Commander.in.Chiel, ]. G. Beynolds,
Of Illinois; Junior Vice Commander.in.
Chief, Chas j. Buckbee, Of Connecticut
Surgeon General, John W. Page, Of Mas.
sachuSetts; Chaplain-in-C Chief, Maj. W.
Reed, Of Wisconsin. Gen. HarLrAnlt was
present and made an address accepting
the office.
The Encampment adjourned 10 meet
next year at Philadelphia.
The members are 10 be tomorrow tho
guests Of the board Of Trade and the
Board Of Public Works.
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, May ia special from
London says that SO bodies OF person.
who were lost by the wreck Of the steam
er Schiller have been recovered. Among
them are the bodies OF Walter b, Steward
Mrs. Henry Friend and Henry Martin
The body Of man, with %" marked on
signet ring and "A. IT, marked on
linen, turns out to be that Of August
Thomas. The body OF a young lady
having a diamond Set in massive gold
ring was found at a distance Of twenty
milea from the wreck. Orders have been
received directing that the body OF Miss
Dimock DO shipped for America. A
diver has made survey OF the wreck.
A long and excited meeting Of the Erie
directors was held to-day, The special
committee appointed to make report to
the stockholders on the condition Of the
road, presented q report and considerable
discussion followed, 81.
REV, BACON sTEPs DOwR AND OUT.
At the annual meeting Of the Congre.
gational Union to-day some excitement
was caused by the declaration Of Rev.
George B. Bacon, that he would not serve
on the Board Of Trustees with q gentle
man who did not represent the church,
Henry G. Bowen, who was nominated.
He asked the election Of Henry p, Sage in
Bowen's place, but the motion was voted
down and BAcon's place was filed by Rev.
A, II. Bradford, Of Vermont.
THB AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
held It's annual meeting to-day and elect.
Cd managers, The annual report gives,
receipts $577, $3.50, including S299, ,222 for
publications, $Ss, ,246 from rents, l26,9S3
from legaCies and SlO6,S75 from dona.
tions. Expenditures S533,7l4, number Of
copies published at Bible house 742,366,
printed and brought abroad l97, ,6Sg; total
Issued 926,9OO, including 726, ,6S3 at home;
total for Afty.nino years, 81 ,S33, ,332 copies;
circulation Of Record S69,47O,
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wheeling 4 Lake Erie sNllrontl

Iron the Martins Ferry NewSl
A strong argument for the prosecution
of the work Of constructing the Wheel
ing 4 Lake Erie Railroad the present sea-
son Ia the chcapness Of labor, the low
price Of iron, and tho ubnndAneeo Of money
In commercial centerS. The work has
been delayed thus far by unforeseen CON
tingencies, first the panic, under which
many completed roads have succumbed,
and gone into the hands Of receivers,
while but few projected roads like the W.
4 L. f. have been able to breast the
stream, yet in the midst Of this pecuniary
cTosh ihis projected road has not only
sinod erect, but gained strength in the
iifieult time through which II has pass
ed another apparent disaster was the
decision Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
that The Boessel law was nnsonstitql.
tionai. Under this law Martins
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remarks, stating that he understood only
one counsel on the other side was to sun
up, and Mr., Porter and himself would
sum up for the defense, but together they
would not occupy more than FIVE days
In view Of the time Il had taken TO gel
the evidence in, he would suggest that IN
adjournment be had until Wednesday
next. h
Mr.. Beach said he would rather Coutin.
ne on Monday, but would defer to the
wishes Of the other counsel.
Judge Nelson then ordered an adjourn-
met . q the court until Wednesday next.
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The stockholders Of the scioto Valley
Railroad met here to-day for orgahiza.
tion. Three thousand seYen hundred
shares OF stock were voted. Nine Di.
rectOrs were elected who at once elected
Ewing Miller, President; F. o. Sessions,
Treasurer; W. Neil DenniSon, Secretary;
George u. Chapman, General Manager;
Joel Hurton, Chief Engineer. Resolu-
tions were adopted authorizing the enter
ing into contract for commencing work
on the road At once.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May l3.-The Post maintains
that the late war rumors are not ground
less. Germany, alarmed by the rapidity
Of the French military organization, had
arranged everything, and was on the
point OF marching against France, but
the danger is averted for tho moment.
Underwriters agents and divers to-day
attempted to reach the wreck Of the
Schiller, but were prevented by the
heavy groundswell.
The match race for Eve hundred GOV.
ereigns between Gallopin and strayShot
was run to-day at Newmarket and won
by Gallopin, The latter is now quoted
8 to l for the Derby,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO May 13.-The weather to
day Is not very favorable for the Re
union. The First Regiment Of llli"3,ii
we're presented with their Colors oy th'
ladies Of Chicago this mor"in9. GOV
etnOr Bevetidge and 9th" ! iio.aoie" nt' R
reviewing the procession, whlch Is now
In progress, ..-....i T., ...,...
dovis TEibnpl announcing a tumor In re
Sosd IN = change III the management OI
.%s y uCilcagp, Burlington 4 Quincy Rail
Dad, which would soon take place, Il
nnIhofilntiyely denied.
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THE steamer Andes took large party
Of pleasurs.seekers down to the Cincinnati
festival Tuesday, While she laid at the
wharf-boat, with flags flying, her band
playing, and her upper-deckS crowded
with gaily dressed and happy men and
women, We felt very much Ike running
away from business and joining the party,
-Bdldire IutIepeudeni
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.ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGEYoER
WASHlNGToN.I
THE WHIsKY sEIZUREs,

WAsHMsfoS, MaylS- The Secretary
Of the Treasury is still vigorously en-
gagged in prosecuting the raid against all
parties engaged, directly or indirectly, in
Illicit whisky distillation. The Treasury
agents are requested, in all cases where
United States Attorneys and revenue
officials fail to give their full support to
the investigations now in progress, to re-
port their names 10 the department. The
agent at Milwaukee telegraphs to the So
licitor to-day that he had discovered q
subterranean tank with capacity Of
$500 gallons, belonging to one Of the Mil
Wankee disLilleries.
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AN important surgical operation was
performed upon General John q
breckenridge at hia home, in Lexington
'on Tuesday, by Dr. Gross, Of Philadel
phia, and DR.. sayre, Of New York. Hi
chest was penetrated by tubes insert
ed between the ribs and some relief was af
forded. The physicians are Of the opin
ion that the Generals liver was injured
by blow received during the war from q
fragment Of shell, and that his present
snilerihgs are due entirely to that cause
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Adesperato eight occurred on franklin
street, West Side, tonight, a little after
10 o'clock, between three policemen and
gang Of six burglars, In which Police
man Keck was shot and fatally wounded.
His companions were roughly handled
but not seriously hurt. The thieves
made their escape, but three Of them
were subsequently arrested.
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We have before us a copy Of Sedaliu
MOI paper Of May 7th, containing q
notice Of the death Of Captain Jared
Steele at that place few days before, on
his way to visit his relatives in West
Liberty, in this county. Captain Steele
was a native OF West Liberty and lived
for many years At that place and at
Bethany, lie went South before the war
and settled in Texas, where he accumu-
lated considerable property, His wife
died only few months ago, leaving to
him the care OF six children. These
children he was bringing to his mother
and sister at West Liberty when death
overlook him on the route. He had been
In very inlirm health for long time be-
fore his death, and had written to his
relatives in desponding tones concerning
his future. He only lived one hour after
leaving the cars at sedalia, The heChildrou
were brought on to West Liberty few
days ago and are now with their relatives
at that place. The ScdaliN paper notices
that the Captain had an insurance on his
life for $4,000, in the Equitable Life In
surance Company Of New York. This
sum, together with his property in Texas,
will insure a support to his children.
The body Of the deceased was taken back
to Texas for burial.
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LEANrSeroS, or, May l3.-Atettific
gale prevailed during all las! night,
Which proved most disastrous to shipping.
six vessels we're driven ashore, namely,
Antelope, Muir, Active, A. D. Dehhing
Fellowcrait and one near Calchestef,
name unknown. Fellowcraft got of safe
this morning.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
0BPICR oT THR CHIRP sI0NAL OBPICRR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1850 pm.
annu. n,, ,,u,n.

"AoNNAV"l ~ vi NA1S ave- WV ~ -
PRoRABILTTIEs
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
warmer and partly cloudy weather, fall
ing barometer and southeast winds.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys, stationary or rising
barometer, northeast winds, shifting 70
northwest, warmer and partly cloudy
weather and rain.
For the lake region, stationary or fall
ing barometer, nOstheast TO southwest
winds, warmer and cloudy weather, fol-
lowed in the western portion by colder
clearing weather.
The rivers will fall somewhat at 81
Louis and Memphis, and rise at Vicks'
huFU
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Orders have been issued from the
headquarters Of the army at 81, Louis
that the Indian prisoners now confined
at Fort LeAvenworth be conveyed to St,
Augustine, Florida, and confined at Fort
Moricon under special guards.
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Condition Of General 1IFecken.
ridge.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 1S.-The condi.
tion Of General Breckenridge Il un.
changed, he was able to talk with hiS
friends this evening many Of whom call.
ed upon him. Ills mind is perfectly clear
and his appearance is much the same as
II has been in the past month; there Is no
immediate danger Of his death.
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DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY,


OFTicE PEABODY INSURANCE. Co., |
WHEELING, W. VA, April 2 1875
Tho Charter Of tho Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April iIt, 1878, aud
IT, unGxpircd nfo business has been reinSufed by
tho Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, ~ shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
nexed hereto, All claims Tor loss Or damage that
may occur after II o'clock April iB, 1879, under
any Are policy IsSued by the Fire and Marine 10.
SlrAnce Company, and In force, will be adjusted
and settled by the PeabOdy Insurance Company
J. v. l.. ROD0ERS
Assistant SocIVtafy
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International sunday School
Convention.

BALrrMoRE, May lS.-The International
Sunday School Convention resumed jits
deliberations this morning. A half hour
was spent inrellgious cxefclscs, and then
President PeltS took the chair, and A
committee was appointed to nominate an
Executive Committee to make arrange
ments for the next trienninl Interna-
tional Convention. ..I. I.......,,
The discussion Of the question How
to secure for children the fullest adj
yantaVes Of sanctuary services and social
meetings Of the church," was taken up.
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Albany, N. Y, May lS.-The AS
sembly to-day unanimously passed reSo.
lutions calling upon the government to
recognize the bClligerent rights Of Cuba.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May l3.-It is officially an.
nounced that the Treasury has paid to
Caleb Cushing SS5, 900, being the last In.
stalluent of the VirginiuS indemnity,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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UNLESS Beecher has got beyond that
little episode touching Annanias and Sap.
phira, in his second volume OF tho "Liie
Of Christ" he had best make 1t as light
for the Nr.t,named individual as possible.
-St. Louis Times.
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FARTHER PoINT, May 13.-steamshlp
WRldenGian, from Glasgow, arrived,
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CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND, May 13.-This evening,
while ]. ]. Gregory was attempting 10
drive over Woodland avenue at the
crossing Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad, his carriage was struck by an
engine and demolished, the occupants be-
Ing thrown out. Mr.. Gregory and his
little son were 80 severely injured that
they cannot live. Histwo little girlS, who
were also with him. escaped unhurt.
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CINCINNATI.
The May FesliVal-A BcnuIIInI
sight,

blRnts
CINCINNATI, May l3.-The appearance
OF that part Of the iestiYal hall occupied
\ by the performers this atteFnOOn drew
exclamations Of delight and pleasure from
the audience. That portion Of the ter
raced stage occupied by the chorus was
filled with children from the public
schools, who not only crowded the entire
space provided for them, but Overhowetl
into the galleries on either aide. Their
bright, cheerful faces and the holiday At.
tire OF the young misses, which was Of
white with pink or blue ribbons, gave an
aspect to that portion 1.-THE house OF the
most pleasing character. The 0uttering
Of the fans among them appeared like
butterflies on u bed Of roses. The chOF-
uses were Of an easier character than
those Of tho preceding concerts, but were
sung by the children with great precision.
They manifested no trepidation or hes
itancy, but rendered their parts with sur
priSing exaAtnsss, and were responsive 10
10 the slightest motion Of their conductor;
Mr.. Thomas. ..--......t
The performance opened with festival
overture performed by the orchestra In
their incompatible style. This was fol
lowed by prayer, "IIOrd Of Heaven, |
Invoke Thee" sung by the children
and accompanied by the great organ.
Schuberts "Die Allmacht," sung by
Mr.. BischOf, was then given in fine
style. All the artists were perfect in
their respective parts, but the efforts for
an encore were Unavailing, with one cx-
ccption, a song by Rossini, "Nlghts Shade
no Longer" which was received with 30
much applause that The children were
compelled 10 repeat 1t, .,
For the evening was reserved the
grand occasion Of The week. Seats were
at premium early In the afternoon, and
the outpouring Of people at night was
too much for the limited capacity .Of the
hall. All the seats were filed, and tho
crowd took possession Of 0 portion Of the
aisles. Tho lObbies were packed, and be-
fore s O'Clock It became, necessary to
stop the sale Of admission tickets at the
entrances. f,F 'jta iiF y
THEODORE THOMAS
was received with shouts OF bravo and
applause on his mounting the stand and
an effort was made by him 10 begin the
evenings entertainment. After the per-
formance OF few bars II was found ne
Cessary 10 suspend the performance,
owing to the confusion among the audi
ence, and an effort was made 10 clear the
aislcs and reduce the multitude to some
thing like order, to enable the full effect
Of the music to be enjoyed. nthis there
was only partial success attained, and
after a few minutes delay the orchestra
again resumed. The Magnifcat In D by
Zach was that portion Of the perform.
ance selected for the first half Of the even
ings performance, and its various mum.
bers were given with superb finish and
wonderful execution. g..rrr
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L. prepared TO take carefully selected risks on
Stores, dwellings, Barns, Churches, River CaIgoss,
&c.
The Directors and Stockholders are mainly The
same AS Of the old Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pany charter, which expired after u years cOntn.
uOus and successful business.
Patronage respectfully solicited
Satisfaction aS 10 rates aud fair dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President,
G H. COLLIER Secretary. aplS
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JEFF. Davis, in an address to the
Texas veterans Of the Mexican war at
Houston, Texas, on Thursday, entteated
them 10 BE- as loyal now 10 the Stars and
Stripes "A they had been Jealous and
brave in the defense Of their first flag.
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Pursuit Of q Horse tThiei..1secov-
cry of the Horse aud COTl1mlt-
tai OF the Thief. s'-a y '''.i-l 8


West ALEXANDER, May l3.
FlItOrs inlelIlgencer:
On Tuesday evening last n fine young
mare was stolen from Satnhel y. Cham
bers, who resides one mile east OF this
place on the National road, while attend
Ing the United Presbyterian Church here.
Mr.. Chambers had ridden the mare to
church, and very short time after ser.
vices had commenced (hali.past seven r.
ny the mare was taken from where he
had hitched her, by man named Will.
lam Ctnmp, a tailor who resided at West
Liberty. The fellow had been seen lott.
erinp around town all AFTERNOON. Mr..
Chambers was soon on the track, and iol'
lowed IL to near CaStleman's Run. About
3 o'clock in the morning John Atkinson,
IT,, started in pursuit, and soon got on the
track near independence. Mr.. Chambers
went to Wellsbnrg In order 10 telegraph
10 different points. Atkinson along with
a Mr.. Brown, followed in pursuit, and dis.
covered where Cfamp had fed the mare
In the morning and being informed by .
man named Perrin and others, who had
suspected the mare was stolen, by the
pretended owner Offering TO sell her,
they soon caught up with the thief near
Florence, Pa, when he had to give up his
illegal gain. lie was taken, before a
Magistrate who committed him to the
county Jail to be further dealt with ac-
cordihg to law. ....
Mr.. Atkinson returned the mare TO Mr..
Chambers to-day safe and sound, being a
little iaded from the fast travelling! She
IA very valuable animal, having taken
q premium Of the Fair In Washington
last fall. fi.Yi-.Eil p.HBW
WE are told that the officers OF the
Painesville, youngstown 4 Bridgeport
narrow gauge railway have offered to
build that road through 81. ClairsvilIc,
providing the people Of that town and
vicinity will take 100000 Of the stock Of
the road; that the cititena have ten days
Ia answer; that there "a a disposition to
make Bellaire the terminus, In the event
that aid Il received from this city; and that
an engineer corps would staff from 81.
ClAirsyille yesterday morning and survey
to NeiTS Siding, and thence to this city,
Belldire Independent.
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Suspension Of the Columbus
Herald.

COLUMBUS, May 13-Thc Columbus
Herald, the new Democratic daily, sns-
pended publication to-day after seven
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ZANBv1LLE and youngstown are to
have street railways during the coming
summer, ....r.I,
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ASSOCIATION RACES.
SUMMARY.

Jennie, 2, 8, 2; Patrick Henry. 8, 9, 8;
Trouble, /, |, /; Transfer, dis; Joe, dis.
meas after the first heat.
For the 235 race VIM. Mcdonald en-.
tered g. g. Burlington; D. p. Bissell, Of
Terre Hante, b. m, Moss Rose; g, ]. Full.
Ter, Nashville, b, g, Frank Reeme; Owen
Fuller, Terre Haute, b. m. Belle Berke.
ley W. II. Mitchell, Detroit, 8, m, Lillian.
This was n square race and some hard
work was done. Burlington took the first
heat in 2:S2, easily, Moss Rose took the
next heat In 1888. Burlington won the
third in 2;34. Moss Rose took the fourth
In 2:333. Frank Reeme won the 9th heat
A foul being claimed on Burlington, no
time was announced. Burlington came
In first on the sixth heat In $40.
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Burlington, /, Q, !, q 8. /; Moss Rose,
2, 1,2, ], q, 8; Frank Reeme, 8, ., 4, 4, |,
2. Belle Berkeley and Lillian were shut
out after the fourth heat.
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evening we have left of the personalitie,
and endeuyored to Law before our reader
the objections raised against the intro
duetion of the telegraph alarm system n
this time All the objections seem to b,
we'll taken, and some ofthem the advocates
Of the new order of thingswill find It hard
to overcome. The absence Of any fire
apparatus below Gath street almost Ger.
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THE TURF.

LEXINGTON, May l3.-There were two
races on the programme to-day. The 6rsl
race was milo heats, with three entries
SearCher won the first heat and distanCed
both tho other horses. Time, 1;4l3. This
ia the best time ever made. The club dc.
cided that as both horses were distanCed
there was no second horse, and the excess
over 81 500, for which Searcher was to BE-
sold, to go to his owner, lie was put uI
and bought for his owner at 5000.
IsN. ASSOCIATION RACES.
TERRE HAUTE, May 1S.-The third day
Of the races was marked by a good at
tendance.
For tho three.minute race the entries
were GhaFlia, q O., by Fannie Smith,
MaySville; bl. m. Jennie Jones, Wilson,
Rushville, Ind; br. g. Joe Martin, Hol'
llngS, Terre IIautei &, g. Patrick Henry,
A. Cheney, Warren, Paj z. &. Transfer, D.
I, Bissell, Terre Haute;6 IN. Trouble, g.
J, Fuller, Nashville, Tenn. Trouble won
the first heat In 246. Joe and Transfer
werc distanced. Trouble took the second
heat In 2'4l9 and also the third heat in
2:44l.
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INSURANCE.

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Organized In 1881. RsOruanItod In 1879,