The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-30
Leaders of the Commune.

| The supreme power in the admins
tration of the American Commune-or,
as it is called, the International Labor
Union-is vested in the Executive
Committee" which has it's headquar-
tiers in New York. It consists of the
following members:
Executive Committee-G George E. Nc
Neil, President; John McNally, Vice
President; C.@Speyer, Treasurer J. FL.
| O'Connor, Corresponding Secretary E.
Hooker, Corresponding Secretary, Ger
man language; Daniel Wholey, Mem
Der. Next to this is the "Central Com
mittee," which has members in the vari-
GUS States. It's membership is as fol-
lows The Central Committee-Illi-
nois-A. Ell. Parsons, Fl. Stroele, George
Schilling, Chicago. Colorado-Wm. r.
| Fox, Denver. Pennsylvania Otto
Weydemeyer, Jos. Prick, Pittsburgh;
N. Halverson, Geo. G.. Block, Gustav
Becker, Philadelphia Frank W. Hirt,
Erie. New Jersey-W. T. Morris, T.
Graham, Trenton F. A. Serge, Hobo
ken /; Chas. Waldinger, James McKeon.
Paterson; Caleb Tilley, Newark. Con-
necticut-Adolph Luther, Hartford M.
K. Goldsmith, New haven. Maryland
GO. Wiegand, Baltimore. Michigan
Michael Halloran, Chas. Miller, Detroit;
Frederick Zylman, Adam Mueller,
Grand Rapids Henry Alter, East Sagi-
nav. New Hampshire-J. Flynn, Man
chester. New York-A. Feeder, T. L.
Yates, Utica Albert Jonas, Ithaca; J.
Mentally, G. Speyer, J. III. O'Connor,
Daniel Wholley, E. Hecker, New York
city. Observation-Disclosures. Gunton,
Fall River; Ira Steward, Geo. E. Nc
Neill, West Sommerville; J. Leach,
Lawrence. Indiana-Eugene Dupont,
Elkhart; Emil Levy, Evansville. Flor
ida-Paui E. Collie, Mayport. West
Virginia William Swan, Hartford City.
A Man Who Never Told q Lie.
Yesterday afternoon an old GILMAN,
with crude petroleum dripping from his
clothes and legs Enclosed in high boots,
entered the Derrick Office and said:
want an item? I've got the biggest
item you ever heard tell of. [ struck an
lie we'll on my lease Monday, an she
flowed a stream of lie 100 feet high |
straight up for half an hour. Then she
kinder died down. One of my drillers |
was standing over the hole, when she
suddenly spurted up again, and if it |
didn't take that driller right up with
it. The stream was powerful one you
see, an he went up hundred feet.
You've seen those little balls as dance
about on the top of those little spurtin'
fountains such as they have in the cities
Yes, wal that's the way this ere thing
acted, an there's that air driller right
up on top of, that 100-fut column of
crude lie, an he's dancin' about like chaff
in fannin' mill. What do you think of
that I'm %
"How long has he been up there"
" About four days and four nights.
I" He must be very hungry by this
time. Doesn't he come down to get
something to eat? % .s+,..r.
GO Why, we 'uns just put a plate of
hash in this stream of lie, and it takes it
up to him, you see. An it's mighty
handy, as he finds his victuals already
creased, an he doesn't need butter"
His face was as innocent of deceit as a
piece Of tanned leather, and, when he
asked to have his name put down as a
deadhead subscriber for information he
had given, we didn't have the heart to
hurt his feelings by refusing. oil City L
Derrick. f'a i,
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