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, 1876-04-27

BLAINE.

BLAINE.
HAhh1aoH hAkfs ANOTHER RrAtHhRSE'
CINCINNATI Aprt1 1G,-Tho Gazette tomorrow
morning will publish aa intoryiov With hlr.
John y. U. Harrison. OF 1nulAhaPo11a. Mf' haf'
risun mskoH the following elntament;
M tho ssp,cmber, 1871, rnoot!ns nf tho Board Of
W.. .rcscnt ia rrcsdsnt Of lin iosrd. H.. Horseo
= n.tn esi,s ~ sdsni;ot ot ,s S,Irecnrs 10 IT.
e.. a5 o r,,;sEs% ~. u ~ u oo'"
rr,.nr,nr ~ s,,r n,sro y, rr. ora,
held y s Tnio', pss'a com,ay, " aeaiii"a 10 fnov
80 nnro ndu tnor3 ~ ns - aao .rh ~
~ 10y rofnrs ~ .iinn.oaont ~ th u.rE =. r. hov
H. a.n f.9a IL aas.es.tnr ~ n, III .n,,;ta-s c,f,
nccte,i % theroWtth @ Thorou'nn r. IL nn,ins. tho goo.
r"tsry faot ma IN onc KIT n,,,i iii mn tInt
~ MUTT m r wtT,lt91,tw tG raj VT Trx , moT1og, m on
yovo ,sme1 q lanc Ms .a!d t,e AZ eecsons c Teso
lan 10 oongess 4 sis Ap s.o.u'o q hS tf,n, @
1.;!t, ~ ~ = ,si, LII " H. ,oInn iuhsooI,cnty
W. W. i9st ",nsa~ .e ~ ~ t,msf. whn W. Ind
oa' spR H., ~ r,nctIv s In felston to ibS ha
.rtfon tmxnvtng NJ lalsnc lIo repcaie that
III sntf t,,nt ~, inyesilu.on Committee Of which
1..,,Ia n a' II ii.on wns inirman. was i, ecasou
Ind i. II. Tollns was on tho stanti.
IsnnHflsn pt.f, a,,ssttan. %tEs"H eon,orn,r, III.
= r.s AK sn;t,, .ny re Hack nons. hut. on
r",,en9 1''u the .latv reports Of Tho Committee
aera ssto. On liz Ord Of fsbrusry ias, wroo 10
9 fast M I soamH nn0 ,,isn. nsne 'I .ste ta;
o 9ms tt.n,aea,. a JI a,ncaed pron;ont nonIpr O;
tbo ,e er,es ,aa partv That iottcr m. "
coriRD 5H1o MI '.fsoLSm 70 ratsr1a K ~ s,'
ax @nswor 10 this citor ~ Wlisan
bns % .he ssth q fefu.ry, |;t sTeaty tSree 1sy.
,atsr, IT, ~ i,nnnI,tcan oi,cai ssyno Il sns
- ep n tnn nar of Go To-
, 1876-04-27
SALE nE GOVERNMENT LOGS.

6ptttal Drnateh H. Tn4 chtdoo Tribune.
OBnHosn. Wis. April 2G.---J. @, DndgmAu,
Manomonoo fudian Agent. to-day held dor-
nsnment Baio Of lngs ont from the reservation,
amounting to 14,0n0,010 feet. Eight million
feet OH Wolf River brought 81 pcr thousand,
a:lt ;.uDlpOJ fott Oconto River 44.67. 4.
l.cs1iIan l. C, anl I'rs7 L Choato, Of this city,
VITO tlu hlgheBk bludess.
, 1876-04-27
GER MANY.


BERLrE, Anril 2f.-The l'rt1sAian Chamber Of
Deputies haa commenced tho discussion Of tho
Hallway bill. Bismarck, in his speech, em-
phatically declared that tho resignation OF Herr
Delbruck WAS unconncctod With the railway
question. and was solely duo to his health. Hos
tue slightest dlircrenco OF opinun cxi5tetl
would Aave preferred tho poBtponcmcnt Of thc
most important question To she resignation Of
Herr Delbluck. II Resignation was avoi1abie.
Bismarck afterwards made another speech. in
which lc urged that It WAS intu'orable that Ger.
many should be cut iu ptcces sn 1cgatd
to tho railway system. l1o said
the Imperial Constitution could ony
become reality in railway matters when tue
railways worc transferred to tho Empire. The
Empire however, could not acquire them nganrl
tho witt Of the separate States, Il was p0t In
tended to do ANYTHING ,pfecimtate!y, hut p1oceee
step by step. It was desirable, shove all tAlngt
10 baniah ill ilnR of politics! Intrigue. aud tast
purely commercial view Of tho matter.
, 1876-04-27
OBITUARY.,

lsp<eta, Dtspatch to Ths Ghfaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April 2d.-Wi!!iam WAiglt died
to-day. lfo cAme to this country with kossuth
- hts private secretary. found his WAY to thl4
city, auj sesttod hoEe, obtaining : pEecarlous
living painting window shades and teaching
drawing. Quo Of his sons Is employed in tho
Sentinel composing-1oom.
, 1876-04-27

Special Dltpatch to 1'At ftstraoo Tribune,
MAp1sos, April 26.-Your Washington cor
respondent does injustice In saying tho Cats
memorial wAs kept back BY Democratic Btase
officials. though dIed Ia tho Office Of the Demo-
cratic Secretary Of ssato. Tie duty Of forward
Ing WAs dosoiyod on the Governor. and that it
was not seut VA III oversight IN tho Executive
nttica
, 1876-04-27

TIE BiEGE N SIcS1C.
HAoCBA, April 2G.-The gurzison Of Ntoslc
made = sostia on Friday last TO procure pro-
visions from racs]eka, but vero rcpuIsod. 1t is
suited TINT .sicao Is reduced to extrcmities, tho
garrison and tnhsbitants Rubsisting on ho1ss-
flesh.
TAXI or AnM15T1CE.
DEat1x, Apsi! 2G.-Naws enrrens In diplomatic
ctrces strengthens the chauces 0f renewed
ar1niBtlce. and successful Negotiations with too
insurgents.
REPORT DENIED.
LONDON, April ga Vienna dispatch says
the Austrian Government officially dunles any
intention Of occupying BoBuia.
8EcoSD-HANl, 1yEN.
LONDON, April 27-51o q. ma Vienna dis
patch seJB the Porto has heon automatically
cautioned against hrtning the Mahometau popu-
lation In The inHurgent provinces. owing to the
danger OF Wholesale massacre Of the ChriRtlaus.
, 1876-04-27
STRIKE IN A PRINTING OFFICE.

BT. JosKrn. No. April 20.-TAe Union ona-
ployea oo the Gazette struck this evening aad
quit work, because the propretors Of tito paper
announced that they would shortly employ non
Union men. No paper will be issued tn-morrow
II hsutl
, 1876-04-27
MADISON, WIS.

apteRaI D1fpaEeA 70 11s [H3ed7o 3F1EH7f.
MADISON, Nla.. April 25.-The A{ty-seyenth ami
vsssaz5 Of Odd-Felowshp iu America hsly ceie-
bra.ed by tho 0ddFollows Of Tits CITY and vicinity in
tho Assembly Chamber this evening. where Largo
audience assembled. aud ihe legend 1siot87G,''
in evergreen, wss prominent Among tho decorations.
Thcrp fna ruuKc, vocal aud Instrumental intro
ductory address by David H. Wright. of tho Lead
tHg meubesy Of tho Order III tho 4tate, ctoquous
sddrcss ths Objects and good work Of tho Order bJ
ton by Prof. Hudson, sud dancing begun At l0:3o.
, 1876-04-27

tNCENDtARlsM.
Special DfspattA to Thu Chtcdu" fftbAhs.
MILWAUKEE, April 2B.-Au incondiary httonpt
wns mado to burn down Tho printing oEico Of
Godfrey l. Csania!t last night. It naa dfBcoy-
cred ln time to e1tinguisl tho fire b0foro II had
much AeAdHay.
, 1876-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS,
RpnJNf1FIC,D. ILL.


5ptcfd! Etspatch 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
SpalNoR1E1p. ILL.,, April 29.-Georgo Bcroggs,
Of the Champaign Gazcue, and q Republican
candidate for nomination 80 Secretary Of Btate,
has beon bore to-day aud reports his prospects,
hattoring. IIo has considerable local support
from those opposed TO the prosont conduct OF
State Affairs. Tho withdrawal Of AEr. Wash
buruo "a gubernatoztal candidate ia regarded by the
friends Of Mr.. Cullon improving tho lastcr's
chances decidedly.
LENAwEg COUNTY, MICH.
Special Df.pa.eh 10 Tia ch.ceqo Tribune.
ADntAx, Mlch., April 26.-TAo Republican Conyon-
tiou for the County OF Icunwee, to elect delegates to
tho State Convention 1t Grand apl1s was heu In this
city to-day. The Convention was Ar1.e aud outhu-
siaalio QUO, mud tho Dcat feeling prnVAifcd. An In
formal ballot for President Of tho United States
taken. Out q sasonsysl1 votes cast Brisow reccsed
may bo taken as q fair evidence Of tho Uepublcan
focllng In Southern Michigan
1NptANApOL1B.
1na ap1 rlo Democracy
r,nde desperate attempt 10 eountesAcs the effect Of
the passage Of tho outrageous rcstrctlng ordinance
passed Monsy night BY holne ~ asspn
as1a. snd when oyiger. tlc arostao, came forward
to apologize for defend hia action he VAS rccei$od
in ailence It taost lamentabo sight. aud the
It IL tic general impression thahn trick will cost tho
Democrats thousand votes ne1t Tuesday. They arc
md 40 Importing voters At great ratio and In the
post shameful manner.
GRAND RAPIDS al1CH.
Special Ulspateh TO The CnIeaao tribune.
0aANp N4ptDs, Mich, April 26.-Tho Republican
County Convention wa held lore to-day. 1t was
| larHely attended. Tho following eeutlemcn were
chosen delegates to tho atate Convention to 30 held
hero May 10: Mai H. II. Watson. the Hon. +. =. L.
picrco tho Hon. ii. g. Crosby, tho lien I Fuller.
and the Hon. E. @. D. Holden. H. Mtlatnct Eal Cot.
i. v Fox. Dcl!ua Stocking, ". r. Andrus. George T.
1sanucy. Nathan Gould. j.. ". lllne, II. O. Holt, W
There were no resolutions, discussions, votes,
anything olse to show any bhs Of the Convention
its ui1teon delegates rs to nomnoc fot lrcsdent,
| k5restinR the attention OF the country.
| AnKANSAa.
| LITTLE Rock, Ark, Apr!I 20.-A largo number o
delegates aro In tho city to attend HE Republican Stat,
| Convention which Inecta tomorrow instead Of to
day. - stated Last night.
, 1876-04-27

BURGLARY.
Special Uiepakh to 7hf Choaoo TFtbtnt.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, April 2C.-t.ssk ulxht tho rosi-
dcnco Of Nelsou Androwa, In tha city. wAs burglar
izod 10 tho amount Of about ITO aud fow pieees
OF clothing. Bcvorat other citizens noFo aroused
l,y thcir doings, but no other houses wore vic.
timIzcd.
, 1876-04-27

Lor1sGu4s, KY, April 20.-Laat auuday
Judge ]. Z. Carson, Of Grab Orchard, wss shot
and killed, 1t IL alleged without pEovooat'on. oy
ono John Smith. Five bullets were tiEed Into
Carson by tue murderer. THIS morning smith
LoIup ready. was gIvon further timo. Ito then
loft in ohGrgo Of ali officer. but on the way to
prison several sona OF the DECEASED Judge Oh
deAyored to kill him. The attempt failed. aud
caused their Rrrost: ukgtng promised not %
, 1876-04-27


6peefhl b4srdtch n Th< Ehtc1oo 7rtbtifns
9rnrNaF1KLp, H.. April 26.-On application of
tho widow OF tlla late ChArloa Sutherland, Hho
VIVA murdered a. Osrego, Kendall County, last
Jauusry. Gov. DovarIdpp has offorod reward OF
900 for the mu1derar. Tho Kendall County
Board Of supervisors Lad previously offered s50o
reward.
, 1876-04-27
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

"a" FRsSc'sro. April 2a.-Dom Pedro visited
.Er. i'n,c In,.eraity to-day, aud received NUM-
.es =. yl+,t.ua ul officially.
ii!un ii. rAxiey, ons Of the Chinese Com
mistionrrs, lef. for Washington to-day, Ills CO.
adiutola will follow la Tow s3ayg.
, 1876-04-27

III CHICAGO.
Tho alarm from Boz 3l9 ut o'clock last oven-
Ing waa caused by fro IN carpontor-ahop at
No, 80 Union street, ownod and occupied by Mr.
Uls. DAmago $50; causo unknown;
Tho alarm from Dox Gl3 at 3:85 o'clock waa
causod by fro h, d two-story franc building.
No. 400 North 1IalsteI strcot, owned bv ". II.
Etng, aud used BY him ri halr-drvtng oatt,t-
liRh,uont, Cause Of fire, oveshohtea stovep'rcd.
Insurance. unknown. Tho building was entirely
destroyed @lth Il loss OF 81, 900, aud dalnage to
tho stoch OF about $4,000.
Tho alarm from Box Hlt at o'clock yesterday
morning waa caused by fire In block ut four
tvontofy frame buildings, 526 10 632 rlyboutn
svonuo, owned by Garlt & Berry. TIC build
iugB wero damaged e1.O00. insured, but for
what amount II unknown. Tive Gsss floor OF 51-G
WAS occupied By Evans 4 Ray AZ q raioon and
grocery. Loss. 1880; insured in tho Traders
for 9i0O; 523 syaH unoccupicd go WAS occupied
on tho first floor BY August bishop as plump.
ing.Bhup; loBa blight. Mrs. Cameron occupied
the upper lour ~ residence; loss, $40. No.
532 was occupied by Philip Wagner ~ a saloon
and dwelling. Loss, 54o0; insured for $1,000
In tho Alloinana. The cause Of tho fro is tn
known. .....
Tho alarm from Box $40 at 1850 o'clock ycBtcr-
day morning vas causot by q fro in tho two
story bick building No. 3a7 Clinton asreet,
ownod By Mrs. Lhco aud occupied by August
E1sor. Il WAS extingui4hej beforo the arrival ot
the onglnos by 0lllcor Cummings. Damage
trilinG.
, 1876-04-27

SAN FHANcIsco, CAL, April 20.-A 1sttss from
Mexico says tho silver question thore is veIa-
stous causing an adYsnoo Of as per cent In tbs
prices Of many Articles
, 1876-04-27

BLooMInoToN, 1T,
spetta! bhnsteh ~ Tas Chata4n Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 2C.-Ths morning regular
and special tr2sns from all directions brought 10
bloomington deteg.tana Of 0dI- Fellows to tic nttfn-
ter Of $780, and PERHAPS mauy 1Lore vIa,orH who
took advantage Of tho e1curso rate. to yis!t noom-
ngton md participate III the OFel!oxs' celebration
Of tho hfsy anniversary Ut ths establishment
Of 0dd-Feslowship Ia America. The aa7 vas very
pleasant, and everything passed OF s,uoothy and hap
PLY. 1heprocesHion formed :t o'clock aud r1rndad
the city Ia tho following order, 10 tho 1nue Il pi1
Tina hrnss bants Bqnad Of slice: nor,naton 1,,nd;
Upland Lnge :c5, ii III l., rg.eri, Cy
ot Bloomington: Remembrance: -. Of hIntnngtn'.,
t|ndine. 5.l. Of Bloomington ellison, 81. nf Git%nA
M0rntnH y, ns+ 4sJ, nf Feh5n; firy~rr 70 If Hry.
worth: Wcunna. III, uf Wenuna Fog !5S. .. VII
bscasur t rieasau 19o. of Farmer c.ty; ty1l u T.
~, Of Danville; Decatur, Cs. Of Decatur: clrr4gcs
y se %er 2" H. 1,y ns mon asotss
OF bloomington capIain and Other dgntta riea May
or Funk aal his sncrr.snr. MaroreIect s.aefo.
aud nesnLera Of tht Cit, c-acil and thcle sacoea.
Tho grafton Of sho day spoken ut Durley I1a1i,
.na wa cfaru,nsly e!sesnt and Logical addrssf =
bloomington baud snl ~ Augera occupied tae rest OF
| tue afternoon programme.
ScArotesa Opcra-lIonse, Ddtrkottcr'H Hail. md an
amateur literary and musical entertainment was gtven
III pursuance Of proceedings had at 1neeting hold
TT Champaign last fall for the purrose Ut making
united effort 70 celebrate tho anniversary Of Tbs
| Order Ut Odd-Feuws each year IN dis-
| trict bounded by line drawn fonl Decatur 10
Bloomington. Chenoa, Paxton Danvtlle, Mattoon. and
back 70 Decatur dele7ate-mceslng waa ltla In the
hall Of Remembrance Lodge to-day, md permanent
organization waa formed by adopting a constitution,
aud bylaws. and elcct!ng officers for the ensuing
year. The ollccra ~ follows J. " slsauldtnR oi
Champaign, preaident: Theodore Setge1, of Cham.
paipl; j. I. Sseyens Of Champaign; j. il. Miller. Of
Dsnril'e; Il. A. Uorsuch, Of Pl1ton: j. ". Soybolt
Of Chenos J; and Amos Kemr. OF Bloomington, were
elected rieo-rsca!dentA nr. F.. A.. Kxatx. Of Cham
paigu. Secretary II. r. Blrrry, Of champaign, Cor.
Responding Secretary J: I. coni!lns, Treasurer.
champaign selected ~ tEe place where the celo
bration Will be hold next year.
, 1876-04-27

Special Utsrairht0 FAf Chlfa4o IFl6HH*.
lxp14SAPoI1s. April 16.-OId.Fcl1oWs OF tbs city
made po general denomination to-ay, tbs anutter-
sary OF Tie Introduction Of 0sIh.Fellowahp Into tho
United Ssatea Two Ut the lotgcs celebrated hs ec
siou In tllejr hs1ll
, 1876-04-27
SPAIN,

IN THE C0KTEH.
MADRID, April 26.-CongEoss has passed the
frSt thtee clauses Of the nov Constitution.
, 1876-04-27

THE HUNGARIAN pIFY1CuLTf.
VIENNA, April 18,-The Hungarian Mlpisters
have aEtiu placed their porsfoloa at the dis
posal Of sla Emperor, and negotiations have ra-
commenced In consequence Of tho dissatisfaction
Of tho Hungarian Deputies at tho tesma OF tlo
psoposoo ag1essnont.
, 1876-04-27

Spectat Dlspatch to The Chsca1o Tribune.
AlAS1s7EE, Mich, Aps,i 26-Tho boarding.
houao ot Ole Ta1uiaa. in the Fourth Ward. took
fro at o'clock ti1iH morning, and wos burned to
tho ground. with bnrn aud ico-houso. Loss
81, 00O. EuIly insured.
, 1876-04-27

Spseiat Di.5ssrAt 10 Ths CafeAuo 1rfb.ne.
DrpraUg, Ia, April 26.-To-tlay vas tho hfty-
seventh anniversary Of Fellowship III tho Unitai
stAtes, and imposing ceremonies inale II gala dny
In Dubuque. On tue arrival Of the train from tho
West tbs COMMITTEES Of tho city met the delegates, aud,
escorted By band, proceeded TO tho chief lodge,
from which place nll the lodges marched in pro-
resson, led by Chief Marshal r. ". Crawford and
aids. accompanied by bantls through tho principal
streets OF tho city, and then 10 the ii. t. Church,
where they wezo uddreasad by Orlando McCEaney, r,
dtsmlssel until lhla evening. when they will pastAke
Of sumptuons banquet Altogether it has been .
very successful celebration hnd largely attended.
, 1876-04-27
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2o.-Fof tho Uppor
Lake region, stationary or falling barometer
warmer, southwest winds, partly cloudy weathor
and occasional light raina.
Local ORGANIZATIONS.
ts,Jyo .,r41n
, 1876-04-27

puuApx1pu1A, Aprl 2a.-Th1s morning Joseph
II. Harret, formerly = Police SeEgeant. ahot
aud. It is thought, mortsaly wounded William Il
liess, police Lieutenant. uarrm ens dis
charged from tho force for dzunkennsss, and
subsequently deserted his family. ~ slleged
that }leas cared for tho deserted fat6tly. aud
aroused uakss1'a jealousy aud l4Eal Alter
, 1876-04-27

=
Speefat Dtypatch to The Chicago tribune.
1Np1AsAroI1s, Ind, April 26.-Artlc1oa Of con-
eohdstion of tho Frankfort, Toledo l. st. Louis,
and Kokoup Il Marion Roads wore filed to-dAy.
Tho latter road IL to DO nado link In tho former
on tho marrow gauge plAl.
, 1876-04-27


Stpeci1I Uspatch to Ths ch,caon Tribune.
JAsEsyuLE Wis., Apri! 2s.-Tho dwelling
house OF A, c. Masyntt. of Milton, caught tiro
last night by limp exploding while tho In
n,atea wore nbsent. Tho fro waa oxtinguished,
but not unit! tho house was badly damaged, apd
Hoine 1ftY swartna IT bees III tho collar we1e
smothored. LosB about $1,000. Insured In tho
Northwestern OF Milwaukee,.
, 1876-04-27

HN1t4d4 0lFpdtth EH4fQ1f 1ffEFHf.
FoRT WAYNE, In.l, April 7o.-Tho nft5-rsventh an-
niveraary Of Odd.Felowship celebrated here to-
day by very impostng demonstration, IN which
bers of the fraternity hero Joined by large delegations
from Auburn. Decatur, Dlut!ton. Huntington. New
Haven, and other nclghboring towns. Along process
sion asRod through the principal streets. The Lodge
buildings we're handsomely decorated. Tonight ap.
proriaa sIercisea, comprising 1ualc addresses, etc
, 1876-04-27
QUINCY. Ill,

Qu1scY, ILL.,, April 2o-The hfty-sevcnsh ann!rer-
Hsry Of tho tns:ttutton Of the Order Ut Odd
Fellowship In Amercs WAS celebrated in
this aty to-dsy By The Quincy lodges
and odges from barry, Columbus, and Fowler. ILL.,,
anl Lagrange and Canton, no. Tho celebration
olrned with grand parade by the home and whiting
Lodges at 10 o'clock which vas followed by AplIro-
sate anniversary exercises Ut the Upera-uouse. tho
feature Of which address by tho LEV. Edward
Anderson. Til. evening grand uldFollows ball IL
being giypn In ono Of tho halls Of Tho city.
, 1876-04-27

Al QANFle-C@ bkk.s
Epeeial Disudteh to Tbs Chfeaan Tribune.
DAsvt1LE, ILL.,, April 2o.-Edward Warren.
swedc had hts dwelliug-houso and contents en-
tlrely destroyed BY fro last night. Loss u 200.
IuH1ircd for 500.
, 1876-04-27

COUNCIL pLurrs, H., April 2e.-The 1sty-seventh
anniversary Of American 0dd-Fellowshp was erle.
br1tel in shls city Today with imposing ceremonies.
Delegations froui eighteen towns participated. Two
hundred Omaha Oda.Felowb were rresuns. The
number Of strangers In the city waa not less than
1900. The l1ou. John Van Valkeubcrg delivered the
osatlon in response to tue Welcoming aAross Of Co..
iu which to dine lilo whiting brethren, sasen bands
were prcAcut The occasion was one al tho most
pte7HurabIe reunions In which tic 0du.Fellowa Ut
Western Iowa ever participated.
, 1876-04-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

This tRcafs All !-T. H. Putnam, Gov.
tngnn. Pa, elre! Of kidney diseaAe by ,sing only
hIJ totIe Of W1FAartH line TtLe Tar Cordial while
Mr Packard tlra4'at in ss1nn town, was sao benedt-
I'd l'y what ret!ane' IL the botte Thoroughly earst
Got ttIEu1t Ard dldcasrI !urRa4
, 1876-04-27

And gracious tntorcAangu Of good"
ut the world, wa arc told d full Of iniquittcs md
that socioty u lancnAbly deficient In msuy of tue
elc1neuts Of perfect happiness. This wA admitted.
hut these much beAuty In the world thai every
body could not sea, and which the wad Of fraternity
could mako yfsibe this wza tho wand uae1 bJ Odd
Fellowship, And would yet dwplaJ to tho world :ho
magnificent prospect Of human gocdnts1 now hidden
In Ito heass Of Inan. nictuse was then drawn ot
mighty mountain.top. followed hy she rtalng sun,
bringing tho impalab0 glory OF light, driving tho
shadows OF night away and transforming dasknGas
Into fruitful hills and glorious Valleys Thus hs salu
would tho prtucpla Of Odd Fellowship Aod Of Kindred
societies dlspsl tho darkness setu b5 SO many
In tho world. sud di4psy 10 tho oYcs Of men mora
lldscalsa, beautiful and granl decorated by ~ Tue
fragrant blossoms and aoVess Of human goodncsss,
aud pcacetul In ths calm aulsas Of PERFECTED hkpi.
nesas liz then closed With reference 10 ftn of'gln
Of The Bocioty at baltimore, In 1917 oulog11he Na
founder, Thomas Wtldty. 10 tue rA1ne of Thomas
W!Idey properly rays high tribute Of efttetat ~
membranes. Thls IL Of ths nAaes that hays osau
aEstten in lho augels book of gold among ta namea
Of those who loved ais falo1.i0cu. AZ. obefly 70"
tired smid tho euthuatas1o Of tho vast ssscmb-
IsHe. A. $50 the banquet ~wAs comnsnced, Atef
Which tho following toass weEs gtson aaa Responded
to ty tho respective gentlemen
."Odd- Fellowship: iu moral Aad foctal caasassst-
ssiss" kssp9naed u ~ Tho Rs'. n'o'asf "ssasf'
i, .Tha Founders Of Odd Fellowship though doad,
thelr work. stu uYe." keasnIu1 u by II. e. Eamss,
Ut Chicago.
8. aOur Motto-F., L. T.: The triple chan that
buds Ii 10 ti.>l cur country aud cur tallow'man.
1kesponse by i. Hutley, Of uixon.
a." Udd- Fellowship: la past rrdsenf. aud futura."
Eeapouss BY ". +. Suecny, u lsock lalaud, Ill.
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shower; mercury 10 to 81. River 7 feet
10 inches. CUp-Maggle Smith and
IdIewild. Down-Fawn. The James
Gilmore and the Shannon are laid up at
Henderson, being unable to get over the
bar.
LOUISVILLE. August 2. Weather
warm and clear. Arrived-Glasgow,
Evansville. Shinkle, Memphis. Depart
ed-Glasgow and Shinkle, for Cincln-
natl. River stationary; 3 feet 2 inches
in the canal.
CINCINNATI, August 2.-Riyer Z feet
inches and falling. Departed-Sandy,
Evansville; Cons Millar, Memphis; Rob.
ert Mitchell, New Orleans. The Barnard
and barges, from st. Louis to Wheeling,
passed up Weather cloudy and cool.
Ma HvILIE, August River falling;
5 feet on the shoals
ST LOUIS, August 2. - Arrived -
johnson, keokuk; st. Genevieve, Vicks'
burg; Lady Lee, Peoria. Departed
johnson, Keokuk; Lady Lee, Peoria,
The river has fallen 8 inches. Weather
clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03
WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Review and Examiner
A PosToFFICE has been established at
West Union, Greene county, with Oliver
McVey as postmaster.
A FEW days ago Mrs. James Boone
daughter of Samuel h. Weirick), OF Bull
falo township, fell down stairway and
severely fractured her left arm between
the wrist and elbow.
THURSDAY afternoon OF las: week two
valuable horses belonging to Mr.. James
Carter, of Richhill township, Greene
county, were killed by lightning while
standing in the stable, although the
building did not ignite.
TUESDAY of last week little daughter
of Patrick Kelly, living near V. Hard
ing's Enterprise coal works, in CHARTERS
township, by mistake swallowed about a
teaspoonful of nearly pure concentrated
lye. Although nothing was done for the
little sufferer for nearly six hours after
ward, she is still living, but little hopes OF
her recovery is entertained.
WEDNESDAY morning of last week
Henry Vankirk, of Franklin township,
had about an inch of the small finger OF
his right hand cut of, and the two ad,
Joining fingers badly lascerated, by the
cutting bar of moving machine. He
had uncautiously jumped in front Of the
machine with q view of escaping the al
tack of swarm of hornets, the nest Of
which he had disturbed.