, 1876-04-23
Movement to Discipline Crafts.
men in the Methodist
Church.
0dd-Fel1ows' Anniversary Celebration il
Chicago Thursday.
Further Concerning the Knights Of
Pythias Mortuary Fund.


t~"4 t@sa0oe'No' -. ~. .5 a,,t.;,.
best ever tssned OF the Yotce' anu consa'ne
much matter of interest to the craft:
When M,.onrv Art h.o,, tn recorer from the stote
=, 49,. ~. s1s.or,. .r-,s.ds NV
century since. there were few "briehs Mssons" to
be found in the country. This IL not surprising Is
Two or tafee aecades RAD Passed w,1hoos s1senuon
e1e10. ~ .o'A " hA'u"'' "4o .ns ose" "etAe "~
fatn to acknowledge that much OF tha work once 10
aranoe ftaef in ordar at their bidding Henca vns
-. go. - ~. oon.t,tr+toa ~ nsw 1.d.. ~ ~
not Always. ~ tne cons''tueon now 4oose' oe q
tne revytdcation OF an old one, that ocea cotnpe-
tent to perform the dutes OF the respective chairs
con1d ~ SADLY ohtz,nod. To Al, tha deaciencv.
7x.- =. ...,...s -. ..t..- ~
knooo "no Ne1o a101ue4 "e1o % ~ PoAA.A a.
Amount OF laoof never oe1oEs u alaee Aoo'eo opon
unofficial Inemo er'
..ar ~. dsvot.a h,ot,a- ,.bo b,fisd
snan" amuns narn, n. oee<s 11,.s.. s-1,ss
By the dwelers therein .union Village" but which
Was known 10 Ito aufIounalag eou1tsy ~ tus III
tous but perhaps uncasne nane ot h1newoe. ~
writer Of this article. beng then ooy unaet Anu
Masonic tuition, and eelieIing 70 kn9M pretty musn
Al about Maaonfy. naglnR aIuueo o!osEan A1 Au1o
sho pIeie.sd to b. abis to iii III tho gars
Morgans wot1 ~ aoo LIS .aanic srn a. s-
tress as he bad been aoe TO extract IRON tne Two
sources OF 1nformanon anoFo nameu- 1ao seotsan a9
smiled and 92la ny soh. sou Va 1rt ~ y, h,,en.a
{on ae o4 no" r.n,srkn1s snece.s hut eaTs hin
the best had at the time.
Time psaaea On. Iao etasaas - ~ sona naa
and Masonry had revived mlefauon 70 tas not1a- 1
west nao opened several nsN o.aees' sra .oose ~
to De formed u nc new th J.-l1Sia ws1ite IN
dem3na sgeryWne1e' anu tle 1M,t 80 td
hillerog' haTnG temoseu 70 1no's ant nt,e
himself spt 70 ts7ca vas eses. q t"s
Of his time IN that 5nsness IL va Mulo ~ va
eng29ed that met MN inc aecenu t4e' Au !.
edged ne tluin ~, ~ ~ ~ N.or!yr r. th,x hsothtr
WISER IN ~ ~EA. tP pe ;ndantd tor mich that n nain
simple End expressive IL Tue "9fA FL r. ne nana ~ ~.
her GRAND Lod8e 9as *aop.eu 1ss @ u.S n5, ~ sI "a
this Jurisdiction Il wss
cAAplSo JACEdoS-
The u succeed u hnanaA pons o. VIEW, mes "a.n ~
in their perigrinatious by Blanchard honayue Co.
reminds me- Of = similar atte1npt made oy similar
company, about thirty yea.s ago the ob1ec1 o. wnco
Lodge. No H. had been constituted in tho little town
Of that namo on Fox River, and entered upon course
Of high n an snr ae failed 1e e ee
N ocs which he sought and threatened to
the Order. Ee took unto him "seven other spr1sa.
himself and thus organized company then brief
less who has since got 80 9w =. to nay nave ssai
recolIectod that Blanchard Chaplain Of the or
Qanizatiou-
1t was noticed that there were more people In tho
to s,s thsy put Sg es 1 hos. csp1 oy
cured lodgings when they noticed that there was an
UNUSUAL STIR about the premises I11e clerk Of the
snt nS3 On s II
cisely. Ths jewellers thought mob Was raising
against he aud believing that aacresnn ~ re- t
old proverb that wicked ee MheP no man Pm. ~.
sueth" and felt safe only when they haa paceo sns
twelve miles oehna mem .ss dou.
tiou party for Clergyman at ths hotel lucy ii1 so W.
tremendously. c,,..a
They obtained for this purpose ne ola Coq5Iaonko
which stood on the corner Of Clark and kanoo!p9
sma building %aien taG5 neass ~ thrss
Aights. It rumored that the bhertn mem
the rent for one night on connaen tnat .aey "og.h
the offer il not known, but the Last hdinSs or ne
exposers q odd-EeoWshR We ssso 1saEg ~o rants IT,
they wero frying nus'oa 1 ~ g. ch.r1e" 1odca M,
II I. o. Q. T. still SURVIVES. pn..,G-.:.F
would appear that ,s o1he5 an haT an
like him much better than they intend se.rpsnse a1
recognizes this fact wneo u sags " @ne 9aP.14 P9
Afchi.ect me .n na'I hrilds ~ la IN Tbat be
attempts to destroy eso ,.t.o "a =, tha st,te ~
occurred in one Of The central @ q ae 3S =.
name. ot ths parties principally concerned An tin
Grant peddler Of revelations ciaameo 70 % Mssoay;
during tns VIC ernasoe =; eo.nt much
to the delectotion Of q sparse audience. He nao
showed up ats eilliness." its bissphemy,- ia
"
neas and had even succeeded IN EXTRACTING Gneer
from the few assembled where me stn"a on9n. -. y
have been and ended as those Of bis Kana USUALLY au
by giving liberty Of speech to those who saw ut 70 IN
prove their gifts. For space there wss stlence hat
finally gentleman who had bean giving the ssnsess
attention duz1ng the exhibition, rose and statsa
that he knew Little o. Aasonzy 11eept ~ ~ 10
had been informed By the, exhibitor tnat
he had como to be informed on toe euolecs anu va
open 70 d ds ~ II tbonet the mater had
a. f.r - he wss abo to judges
s ha di moi know how truthful tho exposition
mighs b. but taxing correct. be prepared to
ssy that Il was good institution. and that It would
make no man Ine "ose " sSs hen.aic,on and tha
speech cosea tne @ - aYh,httoT u1nhshiy
peope Wea. net r.. ~ n.rs-a, sgact NJ hJx ahnw
o1cetEn - " ~ 4Sso-, ho h.. nama in the world
aos n - =, IA ascret work of tha lodge We
n WIZ = % - nst.nc IN nrnof Of thia WHICH took place
1ecoAce* al ~. ~ - sn. r. to~n m The Tiinofs Rtyer
@ .d conelded to celebrate ST. Johns ay in
nne nsr n -bich ~ nnnrse inc1nded speech
the nsoa1 oan aifs brather survey Of tns ground
tav0 +Iar IS ~, ~. chnicn for 1neaker feu upon
d;,nam;shad Gentleman who held held seat IN tho
ra.a ig.a ~ a. St1fs Ieriaature and who but
~ oPpsa go tSars had wen hnnored by tho appointment
10" 9star ~ the IrSnd Iodee Of he state Of
1n,a Th inr1t.tnn to oficiate - orator OF the
dau ~ dn1V seeentsd. and On the day SET in compa