Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13
tators in the grand stand, and had the meet
ing been more generally advertised no doubt
an immense number would have taken ad-
vantage of the fine day and witnessed a good
| DAVIS sport.
Good Te,,spla9.s.

The grand lodge assembled at O'Clock,
with g.. T.. O.. T.. William Copp presid-
ing. The committee on the condition of the
order made the following report:
The committee take pleasure in reporting
that our cords are being heightened, our stakes
are Strengthened, our lines are advancing, the
Toe IS living, victory is appearing, and our God
is marching on at the head of the cold water
ring. Harmony prevails all, through our Dor
| ders. the demon discord has forsaken US and
the angel of peace hovers around us.
| With total abstinence from drinking, and
total prohibition from selling inscribed on its
banners, the army will never surrender. 1t
carries the black flag of death to the traffic of
death, and each soldier enlists for life during
| the war. Through God it is an invisible force
and must conquer. Childhood throughout
the State is being pledged to this reform, and
are being we'll trained for it's work.
| The finances of our order are in a good,
sound, healthy condition; the sinews of war
never were SO strong with us. Our moneys
| are nearly expended. Each officer seems de-
| sirous of doing the most work for the least
| pay. We believe our work was never better
| organized or our future more prosperous or
promising. We have but to keep on praying
in faith, working in hope, aud waiting in
patience, and victory is ours. Respectfully
| submitted, LEVI GLEASON,
w. 81. MCKENREN,
81. L. LORD.
The representatives to the r. w. G.. L..
submitted their report of the proceedings of
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge, which was
held at Detroit on May %, 20, 80 and 81,
1879, which was read and accepted.
The balance of the morning session was
spent in discussing proposed amendments to
the bylaws.
At the afternoon session, the question of
how best to dispose of the finances was dis
cussed at length, and the juvenile templars
held model session of their order.
-a- OFFICERS ELECT.
The annual election of officers then took
place, resulting as follows: Grand Worthy
Chief Templar, W. M. Copp; Vice Templar,
Edward Tyler; Grand Secretary, M. w. Irgen;
Grand Treasurer, A. W. Lawrence, Minneapo.
lis; General Superintendent of Juvenile
Templors, Eva L. Knapp.
Il Fello,u Helper Helps Himself:
w. NJ. Sad:er was arrested charged with
the larceny of 1856 III cash from the trunk
of Daniel R. Shepherd, his room mate, at
"Butler's Fellow Helpers hotel on Third
street. Shepherd having occasion to leave
the bedroom for short time on Wednesday
morning, put his pocketbook containing the
money in his trunk, but neglected to lock it.
He returned in few minutes and, locking
the trunk, put. the keys in his pocket. Dur
ing the afternoon he went to get some of
his money and found it gone. AS Sadler
had started for st. Paul at CLOCK he at
once suspicioned him, and, on his return in
the evening, had him arrested. On his per
son was found $50 in money. Yesterday
morning he was arraigned and plead not
guilty to the charge, and his examination
was continued until this morning at 9
O clock.