, 1877-08-27

shall now takr these remains and the eoncor,f-
tant horse and wagon to thc stat1o1+house. You
are all witness that cnaravurcd 70 arrest this
rushed and muEtcrou.ly assaulted met and
wns compelled to kilt him in sclf-lctcnsc.
mo for witne,.,' wen stand By you'll ilc
character, who had killed three men, and taken
nrn1ntncnt part In tho Commune riots. l1o
vast Served tho ruf1ian right etc II the sworn
custotans of tho public peace arc 10 be deded.
fabric Of society Is shaken to fts foundation,
and tho btocd of ybur Revolutionary fore
fathcrs-mlne were then IN the County IT,
rone-has been shed In vain. will now take
aRatnst it.'' A petition has been sent 10
the Mayor asking that the officer 10 appointed
to tho first vacant Captaiushtp, and 1t Is pro
pOscd to run the householder who knew hts
Ttgants ND knHTnR daIed ainta.r, thy, IT. 10.
and paste II In tncir bats.
PERSONAL
B. Fitzpatrick and family, London, Eng, asn
Registered At tho Sherman House.
:. Col. George II. Harlow, Secretary Of State,
Springfield, is stopping At tho Sherman House.
". T. Dawson Of tho Collstream Guards, and
Charles 8. Byng, Ct the First Lffc'Guards, E1-
gland, arc 1t tho Sherman House.
Judge and Mrs. T. Lyla Dtckey have returned
their quarters 1t The Grand raciac Hotel.
vi. Dawson, OF tic Col1stroam Guards, and
Charles c. s. Byng, Of the Fitst Life Guards,
England, arc guests at the Sherman House.
Ex-Judge n. r. Ranney, Of the state sunremo
Court, Clevcland, O., and Judges William
Willie, Springfield, O., and r a. Laubie, o. sa+
lem, Of tho OHIO Supreme Court, anil tho Hon.
the Grand Pacific lfotcl yesterday, on their way.
home from the Rocky Mountains,
P. ". barclay. Grand Commander Of Knight
Tcmplar Of State of illinois, fs at tho fremont
House, tho hcadquartcts Of tug Grand Com.
mande,y Ths Apollo co%ands,} .;1, g ssFGaE: ~:
morning, escort the officers Of The Grand Com
manderY from the fremont House, where they
nrc stopping, to the Like Shore Il Michigan
Southern pepot IT, road Tss yesterday sen5; :n;3;
continue doing 20 to-day.
THE GOLDEN NuLR.
A meeting Of Scanllnavfans WAS held et
O'clock yesterday afternoon 10 the working. working
avenue, to form A Club to bel known ~ The Scan
IL basis t,eing thc Golden Kufs:, A orGs.l...
TT. HosefE slsstinE d. Jnson p r.!s rtssffM,, fnn
e; f;sa!isP A|sH ~ e.
constitution md By laws, The oiIlecrs were III
rceted to communicate. with other societies
tuiANA va +HV oAl1IE bdal4f aEu EQ-HrEf4&G WIN
them IN regard to the coming election. The
Rev. Nj. Johnson explained tho Golden Rule;
It did not mean that workinrmen should not
work, but that they shonld cooperate with tlo
capitalists, and work along with them. Tho
members Of tho Society cxprcsscd themselves
against anything which savored Of Communism.
HOTEL ANRfVALs.
Sherman Ho*sf-ThG lion. q. II. Harlow.
sPFng4eld; u. Fitzpatrick and Wits, England;
Y. Il. Turner, Rock leland; W. &. OIcll, Buffalo;
?. A. Cato, t'oston; ": II. .vallean, Decorah,
a.. ]. r.. Armstrunk. Nov South Wales; Col.
t.sl ssssPh 1n1 ,asEs sscces r. 9S.ca ea,a,
Ypatlantl; =: =. Kerr, rsttsorrg; T.. " Eldsidgc.
Boston; ]. F. Faton, 81. Louis: Dr james a.
Reet S3PsluEdeld; H.; +. Chandler. Sew
ing, nqrlingtont !. n, Iotchkies. Pcor(a.,..
Rsy q. r. whinple, Farbaalt, Minu. i. Il.
9. ": and {. l.. jamns, milwaukee,; Y. #, Corn.
Ing, Po.tugc, Wis. ]. G. Stout, II. II. unwess,
j.: Rh6. and f)s. TABOR, Lake city ...Paimfr
NcHst Col. Townsend, T. 8. A.; a. i. Konnhri,.
naltimose; q. Y. A'.n,s Titlu. o. tIcntv lIelon.
Rhode 1sana; 4. II. Johnson, Fort Dodge; II.
+ F1ohEmaq, Ltnsola. Nse,; 4: v. Oates, Lyons,
Peoria; john Wood darlington. -.