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For Sale or Rent.

GOOD DWELLING HOUSE. CONTAIN
IA ing four rooms. cellar, ETC.. furnished or
unfinished, will be sold or leased. For par
ticulars apply at this office.
Eureka, August II, 1880. au1S-tf
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Now is the time to get your horses Tat
at PAGES.
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FOR SALE

A HOUSE AND LOT AND A GOOD GEL
IA lar, on Atlas Hill. near the residence OF
Mr.. E. J. Travis, will be sold on good terms.
For particulars inquire of
W. NJ. WILSON.
Eureka, August 18, 1880. au19-1m*
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FOR SALB-

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE, SITUATED ON
IN Mob Hill, at the corner of o'Neil Avenue
and Clark street. /. j. WILSON.
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Just received, 5000 "Owl" cigars. at the
Postofice cigar stand.
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For County Clerk.

LAM BERT MOLINELLI
A NNouNcEs HIMSELF AS A CANDIDATE
IA for County Clerk. subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
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HELLAIRR.


News Notes aud Personal Gossip.
There will be Republican meeting on
Public Square on Saturday evening to be
addressed by Hon. A. S. Jones, of Youngs.
town. Mr.. Jones will speak on the tariff
question. He is said to be one of the best
speakers in the State on that subject.
Amos Shepherd, a Belmont street saloon
keeper, has set up shooting gallery at
Camp Gibson, Barnesville.
Mr.. Cox, the new School superintend-
ent. was in town to-day.
Mrs. Macallavy, of Greencastle, Ia visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Aaron Mills, on Bel.
mont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baron and dsugh-
ter, are visiting at Mr.. NJ. Miller's, on
Gravel Hill.
A Wheeling lady. while at Burr's Mills
campmeeting, lost very nice society pin
which she is very anxious to recover. The
pin is in the shape OF a Maltese cross and
has the name OF ]. d. Elson engraved on
it. Any one finding 1t will confer favor
by leaving itat Faris' grocery.
II is reported to-day that another young,
very young couple of Bellaire were mar
ried at "Hardscrabble" about thr' eweeks
ago. This may not be true. but 1t seems
TO be quite the popular thing to do now.
The base base ball clubs OF the Bellaire
and La Belle nailers will play game OF
hall on Wheeling Island Saturday after
noon. Some changes have been made in
the position OF the Bellaire players, but
about the same men will play as played
in the first game.
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The river was still falling last night with
4 feet 10inches on the gauge.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The Sidney is due from Cincinnati this
afternoon.
The towboat Hawk and barpes ia
aground at the Island bar, near the Pam
ther and tow.
The John a. Wood, after her vain Of.
forts 10 pull the Panther utF, dropped To a
point Just below the Water Works, where
she Ia waiting for rise.
The Ragon Is to.dAy's Parkersburg pack.
Ell.
NEw ORLEANS. August 28-Departed:
Golden City, St. Louis. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer S9o.
CNcNSATI, August 2G-River l2 feet
/ inch aud falling. A heavy shower this
afternoon. Weather warm.
ST. LOUIS, August 26.-Arrived: St.
Genevieve, Memphis. Departed: Red
Wing, St. Paul; City OF Providence, Vicks.
burg; Holiday, New Orleans; De Russey,
Missouri river. River about. STATIONARY
with fort inches by the gauge. Weather
cloudy and very close; the most tppres.
siye day of the season.
LouItvILLE August 28.- River falling
with 7 feet 9 inches iu the canal. Weather
partly cloudy aud hot with Indications oi
rain atdatk. Departed: Anderson, Evans.
vile TO Cincinnati; Fashion, EVansville
to Cincinnati; john B. Williams, and Tow
Cincinnati; Fred Wilson aud tow, Pitts
buEgh and return,
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Thn Indu.lrInI League.

CHICAGO, August 98-The Industrial
League Of America Issued an address
to-day on the condition Of American In
dusries It makes avery fattering show
ing Of our increased manufactures in iron,
steel, silk, pottery and worsted. The
League proposes 10 hold meetings IN the
principal towns and cities and also thlclky
populated farming districts, and publicly
discuss before the people the issue between
American industries and British inter.
ests; to organize an auxiliary league in
each Congressional district as soon as
practicable; to vote iorno candidate iol
Congress who will not before election
pledge himself II elected TO do all In hil
power, by word and act, to protect Ameri
can industries.
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Tho NirSts Of pythIss.

ST. LopIs, August -26.-The Supreme
Lodge Of Knights Of PYthias elected the
following officers for the ensuing term Of
two years; Supreme Chancellor, Judge
g. W. Lindsay, Of Maryland; Supreme
Vice Chancellor, Judge John R. Linton,
OF Pennsylvania; Supreme Prelate, Rev,
W. Bryce Thompson, of Tennesseei sn.
preme Master Of Exchequer, John Z:
Htunpp, Of Indiana; Supreme Keeper Of
Records aud Seal, Joseph DowdaII, OF
Ohio; Supreme Mas.enat;Arms, D. kulas Flas
Guard, 6. 3. Shaw. OF Wisconsin; Su-
preme Outer Guard, John W. Thompson,
of Diatrict of Columbia. A good deal oi
committee work has been presented and
acted upon, and the question OF establish.
ing 4 rank for women was discussed, ogl
no definite action tak0t,
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VOLUME xxx. NUN BER 4.

said at Chicago in 1884, tha, "rbere was
no difference between war Democrat snd
an abolitionist-both were links Of the
same sausage made IRON the same deg"
He closed by contrasting with this history
the conduct Of the Republican party, and
delivering q eulogy on Gen. Garfield.
Although the greater part Of his speech
was read from manuscript, II was 30 re-
plete with interesting facts, that It was re-
ceived with marked attention and fre-
quent applause.
The social event of the week was the
marriage Of Mr.. W. @. Watson to Miss
Ada Davenport, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. Benz Davenport. The
happy couple were m1rried by the Rev.
Dr. s: A. Minor, a, 1904. NJ, on.the 2eth.
Mr., Watson Is Sergeant Of the Second Q.
N. g., now encamped here, and the gal
liant regiment turned out in full force to
escort the fair bride and lucky-groom to
the depot, where they took the train for
an eastern bridal tour.
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LAKE Cry, August 26.-Gen. Sheridan,
accompanied by Gen. Myers, Col. sheri.
dan and Capt. Gregory, Of his staff. H.
Cannon, of New York, and Gen. Strong,
of Chicago, arrived yesterday at Col,
Dodge's camp, five miles below the agency.
They came through with an escort from
the 4th cavalry commanded by Lt.Wilder,
Gen. Mackenzie two days previous from
his cavalry camp on Surface Greek, sew.
enty-6ve miles distant. The party left
this morning for Mackenzie's camp. From
there they go with horses aud pack train
over the trail coming out OF the viii.
derness In the vicinity Of Gurnison
City. No news from Chief Uuray
since the second day OF DR.. Lacy's depar
ture, when the Indians came in reporting
that ouray was better. Col. Dodge has
commenced tho erecting Of winter quar-.
ters for the infantry. The Ninteenth will
probably remain TO garrison the post.
The rweaty.third Is going back to their
old station,
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MouIders' striEe Ended.

LOUISVILLE, August 25.-The strike Of
the moulders at Jeifersonville has ended.
The Ohio Falls Car Company refused to
treat directly with the Mvullers' Union,
but stated that the mouldcrs who had
been prominentIn In the strike could not be
received. Others, on making Individual
application and promising 10 Withdraw
from the union and never 10 engage ia
auy strike or interfere with the ma1age.
ment Of the foundry, could return Vt lheit
old wages. Thirty apprentices put into
the foundry have succeeded SO well that
they will be retained. So lp4nY Of the
old mOulders have assepted to The coul'
pany's terms that to-day the 9Impany
cannot and employment Iqr sll that ap
piled, ,Hl flN.
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ORops In the NoRTH.wEsr.
Tho Reports of Drouih Considerably Bx'
rated-Eneouraging Outlook..

Tho Reports of Drouih Considerably BIZ.
gerated-Eneouraging Outlook.
oHicAeo, ILL.,, Aug. 2e.-Howard White
and orowsll, of the Commercial Bulletin
have replies from correspondents in $50
counties in tho northwest, from August
10th to tho present time, as to the condi'
ton and prospect Of the corn crops. The
result Ia the discovery that drouths have
been much exaggerated, and that the ire
quent showers Of the past few days will
doubtless remedy the greater part OF the
evil from drouth. The crop will certainly
be the largest on record. This ia true oil
Iowa. The summary shows that % coun
ties report tho condition OF the crop al
poor; 81 report fair; 100, good; 81 excel
lent. Illinois, the largest corn State, re
ports 8 poor, 10 fair, lls good and excel
lent,
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NalIonal convention q fnn.ons at Delrol

National Convention Of Mnsonsat Detroit
DRrRoIT, Augusta 28.-The National Con
vention OF representatives Of the State
Grand Councils OF tho Masonic order was
held in this city yesterday. Twenty-one
States were represented. 1t was resolved
to organize a General Grand Council, and
a constitution was adopted for submission
to the State Grand Councils Upon ratifl
cation by nine'oi those bodies the Genera
Grand Council will become ipllyorganized
The following provisional officers were
elected, who will become permanent upon
the ratification ofthe constitution: 6. G
NJ, Joshua Drummond, Maine; G. G, p
NJ, George W. .QSg0odly, New York; g. G
F. D. W., George j. Pineard, Louisiana
g. g. Treasurer, 0restes A. B. sentor
Ohio; K. GIG. @. G., VIM. D. Wadsworth
Alabama; G. G. q. O., Charles R. Arm
strong, Georgia. G. G. NJ, Edward P
BprnhRm, MalneI q. G. s., Albert D. Nc
Conolghey. Kansas.
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TELEGnApmlo Sorss.


Minor Occurrences Nerorted Yesterday.
Wash Mclean, of ne UInciunai En-.
qtirer, was reported better yesterday.
The New jersey Democrats have nomi-
mated Thomas B. Hoxie. OF Pa'erson, for
Governor, and put an electoral ticket in
the field.
At Bradford, Pa, yesterday, Wilbur
Chambers was seriously II not fatally in
ured by the explosion OF twenty-five
horse boiler.
Charles Atwood, for many years con-
nected with the Chicago Times. died at
Qaincy, Gal, yesterday, having gone there
ior his health.
The Treasury Department purchased,
yesterday, 4l50O0 ounces oi fine silver for
delivery to Phiiadelphta, San Francisco
and New Orleans mints.
Governor PiLkin was unanimously and
enthusiastically 'renOminated for Cover
nor by the Republicans OF Colorado, yes
terday, in convention at Leadville
Members OF the firm Of Loelb 4 Co.
dry goods merchant, Of Nsw York, say
their suspension ia only temporary. Liza
bilities are placed a. 400 900. More than
one.half Is due In that city.
A dispatch from Colonel Moneypenney,
Chairman OF the Ute Commission, dated
August 25th, Southern Ute Agency, states
they have held one council, and will hold
another on Monday next. 0uray ia pres
ent but quite III.
1t has been decided 10 run line Of
steamers in connection with the Erie and
other American railways to carry mer-
chandse from Chicago aud other western
towns by New York to all ports in the
northeast OF England.
The Louisville Courier Journals Spring.
field, KY, special says that James Nc
| Ilyey was shot and killed by 7. R. Phelps,
Representative OF Washington county.
II was an old ieud. Phelps surrendered
himself TO the authorities.
The Kansas Democratic Convention met
yesterday and nominated full state
ticket and passed the usual reSolutions,
Among the nominees are G Ross, for
Governor, and Mis-. Sarah A. Brown, for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
The Western Branch OF the Republican
National Committee did nothing Yesterday
that leaked out, except appoint an Auxi-
larry Committee, which 10 to.meet to day.
There were present Logan, OF illinois;
Enos, oil Wisconstni tllley, oil Missouri,
and New, OF Indiana.
Official advices IRON the City OF Mexico
state that eighteen Of the rioters who par
toipated in the murder Of three Ameri-
can miners, John Connolly, Henry You
mans and George Arnold, in Michoncham,
In March last, have been arrested. Among
the prisoners are the riugleaders Cayetono,
Medino and Trinidad Meiia. The Supreme
Tribunal has directed the Judge not 10
wait for the arrest Of the remainder OF the
accused, but to proceed al once with the
trial Of those in prison.
The body OF an unknown woman, horri.
bly, beaten and bruised, was found yes
terday in secluded ravine two miles
north oi Sidney, o. 1t could not be iden.
titled. A post mortem examination re-
yealed the fact that the woman would
shortly have been de ivered oitwins. Wm.
Cunes, canal boaiman, was arrested on
suspicion, 1t being thought that the dead
woman wasa cook on the canal boat, The
place Of the murder showed sigus OF a
iierce struggle. The wOman's clothing was
Z torn and scattered about.
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RAILWAY pRoJECr.
a Trunk Line from New York to the

A Trunk Line from New York to the
t, Lakes. n A.
NEw YoRx, August 26.-The project for
building new line OF railroad between
Binghsmton and b. utf4lo has become a
settled fact. Articles Of incorporation
have been signed in the Office OF the Della.
ware, Lackawsnna and Western Railroad
Company, and forwarded to Albany. The
road will be known as the New York,
Lsckawanna and Western Railroad,
making connection at BingbamtOn. Az
Buffalo the connection will be made with
the Great Western OF Canada, thus vittu.
ally establishing another trunk liAe from
New York to the lakes. AS it Is intended
to extend the Wabash railroad to Detroit,
the connections then made will constitute
a through line from New York to ST. Louis.
This will not only make thenew combina.
tlon strong rival TO the New York, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad In competition
for freight, but will also enable the Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western Company
to extend It's coal business to the North.
west i"" Fir
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CABLE BaIEFs.
Minor Foreign Occurrences In Few
Words.

Minor Foreign Occurrences In Few
Words.
The King and Queen OF Greece hayt
arrived at st. Petersburg.
Durham & Co., London merchants, have
failed. Liabilities not reported.
The specie In the Bank OF France in
creased 2, 10000 francs the past week.
James Allan, senior partner in the firm
owning the Allan line steamers, Is dead
The statement OF the Imperial Bank oil
Germany shows decrease In specie Of
I6,l2O,0OO marks.
Loeb & Co., OF New York and Toronto
have failed. The liabilities are estimated
at Gao, 600; assets $4,000.
A Paris correspondent says the gold
shipped thence to America this week,
amounts to 5,OO0,00 francs.
The bullion in the bank Of England in.
creased eS. 900 the past week. The pro-
portion Of reserve to liability is 52i per
cent.
To carry out the measures for the relief
OF the distress in West Prussia, the govern.
ment will Immediately begin to build 9
railway.
The Roman Court Of Assizes has con.
demned Cordig Carl to five years impris.
onment for an attemptto wound members
OF Parliament. i.
Bismarck will arrive in Berlin on the
Goth inst. from Kissengen, where he will
remain for some days, after which he will
60 to Feiderichsruhe. l
A Madrid special says word has been
received from the Prefect Of Malaga an.
nouncing that ten armed men have been
arrested for posting 1nternationalist
placards.
Precautions are being taken against
expected resistance TO evictious 10
the west OF Ireland. Iron huts for police
are constructing near Glare Morris, in
county Mayo, and other places where
trouble Is thought likely TO occur.
Fraugopulo, Aglasto & Company, mer.
chants.of London, Liverpool, Alexandra
and Aboukir, suspended In consequence
Of q discovery OF irregularities In the
Alexandra business. Liabilities stated at
f250,000.
a Bucharest corresponden reports
that q Russian Engineer has been com.
missioned to go to Ismail to assist 10 the
consultation on the most practical course
for constructing railroad from Ismail 10
Reni. The strategiCal advantages OF such
a railway to the Russians is obvious.
The London Standard has the following
from Bombay: "a great sensation was
created by the news that the government
had ordered General Stewart TO Jellalabad
owing TO the position Of affairs at Cahul.
1t Is reported that there Is some detection
in the Ameer's war troops, and tina,
great demonstration has been made by
the Yakoob Kahn party in favor of the
late Ameer aud Ayoob Khan.
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CSCtSSArI, August 9e.--The Conner
'aF' sianey, o., special says: Ithas been
l'er'aiued that the woman found mur.
asied , yesterday morning, was the wife oi
William Curtis, a canal watchman, who
EH arrested on suspicion. They
As'e married on January last, but
y see has been living at Taylorsviller
ioove DAytOn, some time, he went aftel
S NJ with buggy, and about 10 O'Clock
Wednesday moaning, on their return, he
TSnmINed the murder. Her trunk, his
woody shirt and rubber overcost wer'
s,sI Ssal IIo'dayhld under a pile Of wood IN
Ssal ISs boat. There was strong talk 0
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A FAMILY RErSION.
Rumored Reconciliation of the sprague
Family at Cnnonehet.

NEw YoRk, August 26,-The following
is special to the telegram:
NEWPORT, R, l., August 25-It is rumor-
ed at Nsrragsusett Pier, that a family re.
union took place at oanonohet last satur-
day, at which all the sprsgues, except the
Governors wife, were present. Rumor
has 1t that Mrs. Byron sprague has as.
sumed full control Of the house, and will
conduct 1t in the interests OF all; that all
differences between the members OF the
Sprague and Hoyt families have been ad-
justed, and that perfect harmony and unity
now exist, each believing that with united
efforts better results may be attained.
Another report current was that Mrs.
Kate Chase Sprague had concluded to
come back to the family roof, and that
her advent might be expected with the
close OF the present season. How much
truth there Is in the latter would be diff
cult to sayj but one thing Is certain-the
reunion did take place. 'r
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coNeREssIoSAL SoMINArIoNs.
The List Increases al the Rate Of a Doc,
Day.

The List Increases NJ the Rate OF u Dozel
Day.
SAN Francisco, August 20. The Green
back wing Of heworkingmen Of the Thir'
district nominated Stephen ]. Maybell, a
Congressman.
MEMPHIS, August 26.-The Democrat
OF the First Arkansas district, Jackson
port, yesterday nominated Poindextel
Dunn for reelection to Congress by &C
clamation. H4
Sr. LOUIS, August 26.-The Greenback
ers Of the Eleventh district Of this State
nominated DR.. ]. @. Heberlipg for Con
gress. The Democrats OF the Fourth dis
trict nominated l.. II. Davis. The Re.
publican Central Committee OF the Ninth
district have declared 1t inexpedlent 10
put Republican candidate in the field.
This Is regarded as virtual endorsement
OF Ford, the Greenbsck candidate and q
member Of the last House.
MILWAUKEE, August 26.-The Repnbli:
can convention OF Fourth Congressional
District to-day nominated Casper l.. San.
ger, OF this city, by acclamation.
blTELh EtuGkt auBuht AhV 9ehV'
cratic convention OF the First Congress.
sional District met yesterday at Jackson.
port, re.nominated Poindexter Dunn on
the first ballot. Five votes were given R.
F. Crittenden, Of Crittenden county, under
instructions from the county convention.
Dhnn's nomination was then made unani.
nous.
DErRolr, August 26.-The Democrats Of
the Sixth District to-day nominated E. B..
Winans, Of Livingston county, for Con-.
gress. t7
MEMPHIS, August 2s.-The Democratic
Executive Committe OF the Tenth Con.
gressional District have issued an an.
nouncement that it is unnecessary to hold
a convention to nominate q candidate for
Congress, since none have appeared to op.
pose the reelection OF Casey Young, the
present Congressman, who will, therefore,
make the race without opposition in his
NEW YoRk, August 2e.-Congressional
]. @. Clements, Democrat,
Seventh District; Geo. r. Milton speer,
Dem, Eighteenth District Pa; David P,
Richardson, Republican, Twenty.ninth
District, N. Y.
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Oeel,n Yerseln.

NKw YoRK, August 28 Arrived: Vic.
toria, from London; Stinnian aud Bel
genland, from Antwerp.
LONDON, August 20 Steamers Atla'
from Boston, aud Nova Scotia from BAltt
more, arrived out.
from New York, lost l27 head Of cattle OIL
passage and tue Eduardo, from Baltimore
lost 80. ,I
BALTIMORE, August 20. = Arrived :
Steamer KAln, from Bremen.
QuRKNsrowN, August 20. - Arrived
! England, from New York.
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niiItary DIspIny-BIE Republican Meet
inE-A Social Event.

niiItary DIspIny-BiE Republican Meet.
inE-A Social Event.
GAINESVILLE, o., August 20.
Special Correspondence Of the IntellIgeueer.
GAINESVILLE was alive on the evening Of
the 95th. The Athens Company @, of the
Cd Regiment o. N. G., accompanied by the
Regiment band, paraded the streets.
Many evolutions were made by the com.
pany, aud in most excellent style, ellcitiug
much praise. Meanwhile the band, led by
its tall, snowy and striking Drum Msior,
discouped most excellent music. Great
throngs crowded the streets, 3 surging
mass Of men, women, boys, girls and
children, boisterous aud happy. Company
@. Is among the voites here. The men
are well drilled and under good discipline,
orderly and gentlemanly In their bearing
Numbers were present TO attend the Re-
nnhlleau meeting, which assembled at the
tlty Hall little before s O'Clock =. N,
The large hall was filed. NJ. O. StarbuCk
introduced the Hon. ]. F. 0glesee rs the
largely Ttn,eI o on the history Of the Democrat,
patty, beginning with Thos. Jefferson
lie claimed that II the party
had held to the teachings OF Andrew Jack
son, 10 regard to national honor aud au
thority, when he crushed notification II
South Carolina, Its unpatriotic, and dam
aging record during the rebellion wouIC
never have been been made. Instead o
this, however, 1t mired In the slough o
State sovereignty. He recalled the histor,
Of the party Al the opening of and duhn
the war, quoted from some OF the m &
prominent members of the party, notably
from Franklin Pierce 10 bis letter to JED
Davis, and Judge Miller, Of Ohio, wh
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AULD LANG sYNg.
Reorganization of an Old Lodge of odd
Fellows.

eg.7.s Fellows
BosToS, August 26.-The old Bay State
lodge Of the Grand United Order Of Odd
Fellows has been reorganiHed. The Bay
State lodge was first organized under q
charter from England in ls46, and was the
second colored lodge in this country. 1t
numbered at one time seventy.ave mem
hers. This was in the dark days Of slavery,
and the history OF the lodge contains
many interesting episodes. On one oc'
cssion, soon alter It's organization, when
there was TO be large parade in this city
the lodge made its frst appearance. The
white Odd Fellows refused TO march u the
colored men did not withdraw. The lattel
were taken under the escort Of friendly
society, however, and paraded. The char
ter OF the lodge was kept alive TILL 1873
when the members had been reduced 4