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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31
SunutaaS= Concert
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unterSei6nete eriauben fi1, bem bic
ligen mulifliebenoen publifllm befannt
81 MAIDEN, oaB lie in ". S6ols's neuer
SaQe einen GDclus BON Spnntags=
concerten arrangirt baben. OieIelben
nebmen Sonntag ben s. Sanuar s llbr
Qbenos ibren 9lnfang llno iinb einft=
ipeilen auf 6 bei6rdnft. 9ie belten
@ompolitionen in Gocal unb nltru=
mentalmllif iueroen sur 9luffibrung
fommen.
Sidets 6 Stid 81 50 fiAo gu baben
in &bObius & Sempsfp's Niulif=Store,
S6ols's Salon uno bel ben Inter
5ei6neten.
9(nna &oietti.
Charles Gerbarbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31
geras.

- 2ebte Wo6e tpurbe ber Wagen
Der GrpreBcompagnie auf ber Siibli9etl
gacificbabn Bel Gl gaio beraubt.
@efern bat man G6as. 8anbarb, einen
Qlngeftellten oer grpreBeompagnie, per=
baftet, neil er I'M 8erOacbt ftebt, init
ben &aubern i'm Gpmplott gene len Su
lein.
= Die Sunietbobn bat auf Der sc
Nfeilen langen Strefe apii6en Souiton
uno Columbus Die alten S4ienen meg
geriiIen uno StablI6ienen gelest.
- Sn eagle paB muroe Solan
@i(liams berbaftet, Der am 5. December
einen Merifaner ermoroete. - 9ie Ge=
fangensn ii1 Der Sail Su eagle paB
entIprangen ant 81.
= 9as Ginbaus bon 9. s. Wbite
BEL Gopperl 1T niebergebrannt.
- Sci SULPHUR entIprangen alpei
MISUNDERSTANDING, tpel6e an Der
Seras Yacificbabn arbeiteten. Ser cine
bon ibnen muroe BON Der 8a6e er=
f9oilen, oer anbere perpunbet.
= Sn 9ouiton berbrannten IA
gaumwolenballen, tpelbe bel Saplors
Waarenbaus lagerten.
= Ser Stabtratb DDn 9ltbens bat
bel6loilen, ieben gininobner Der Stabt
auf itdotil9 Soften inpfen gu la1len.
= Ser Sheriff bon 8an 3anbt
GountD transpertirte einen Gefangenen,
Der aus Ser Sail in SDler entlprungen
mar. Sn Qtbens angefsmmen ging er
nit oem Gefansenen in einen Salon
uno faufte bort WbisfD unb Sabad fir
i'm. 9ieie @eleeenbeit benubte Der
Gefalgene unb entiprang.
: Sci Slad SeQop in Der Ndbe
bon &cinesoiIe iiberfielen stpei Sunsen
Die Poli, lleben ii6 ben poftlaf geben
lnb itablen bas Gelo baraus. Sie
Pallagiere ipurben ni6t beldftiet.
= Sn Sadionpille ipurbe ein feds
iabrlges Wtdo6en erid6oiien. Gin &e=
boloer, ben elm farbiges Sausmdb1en
fallen lieB, entluo ii9 uno traf ungliid=
li6er gSeiie bas Mdb9em.
= sSn Nauilla brannten bier Stores
llnb Elm @pbnbaus ab.
= Ser &eprdientant Sones min als
unabbdmsiger Ganbibat fiir bas Nmt
oes GouDerneurs auftreten unb als
fol6er BEN Stat bur6itumpen.
= Sn 2areoo tperoen Stiee..fdnpfe
abgebalten. Sci benz lebten fiel elm
Stier einen Setter an unb ri@tete ibn
1elblf, iOpie lein PferO libel 3u.
= Sn Sel 9tio nabe 8radett lino
biele 2eute geSnunsen in 3elten au
leben, ba feine Bretter fit Sduier gu
baben iinb.
= Ser Sheriff ben gl palo bat in
&encon swei Mdnner, Walbursb uno
6epsen, berbaftet, Die li6 an Der 8e=
raubung zines 3uses Der Nt6iion
5opefa giienbabn betbeiligt baben
1ollen.
= Sn ciner 59ule Bel Gleburne
bate ber &ebrer ben Ginoern cinen
@6riitbaum angeSiinbet. gu Der Gez
legenbeit batten 1id mebrere iunae
2eute eingefunoen, bon oenen Der cine
nit Dem Nnbern in Streit gerietb unb
ibn erita6.
= Die Staot 9allas iibernimmt BON
nd6fter Wo6e an Die Wa1eriperte.
-Sn Waeo 1T Die Yattoni6e Muble
unb Gin abgebrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31

= Ser M6roer @uiteau bat an bas
amerifanii6e 8olf einen Weibna6ts=
Qrus erlahen, in in Dem folgenoer Pai.
ius erl6eint:
uWalbinston unb Grant erramgen
bur6 ibren Wfutb uno ibre grfolse Die
Betpunberung Der Meni6en. Seute,
@eibna9ten 1881 i6ma6te i'd als ga,
triet >itt Banben, neil itb bic Snlpira=
tion bate cine groBe politii0e Yartei su
pereinigen, bamit Der Nation eln aberz
malieer berbeerenber 2rieg eripart
tperoe. Sd gebe ni6t bor, baB Bet
&rieg unmitfelbar beborifano, ieOo6 i6
erfldre na60riidli6, baB Sic lit Der re-
publifanif6en partei berri6enbe @rbit=
terung i'm Dorigen Sriibiabr imnter tie
fer ipurbe uno oaB Die Station binnel1
stuei ober orei Sabren. pielei6t audi
friiber, li9 in einem Siirgerfriege be-
funben baben ipiiroe.
Sn &esenmart bes Sooes borte ieber
Streit auf unb Wo6enlang bereinigte
ii9 bas Siiblen uno 9enfen Der Natiot
auf ben franfen Mtann i'm MeiBen
9auie. gnbli6 ging ct ben Weg alles
Sleii6es unb Die 9iation befano fib III
Srauer, llnb beute, Weibna6ten 1881,
ftebe i6 unter Der Qnflage bet grmors
bung oes prdlibenten Dor Geri6t. gs
feblt in bieIem Sale oas erfte Clement,
I'M sas Gerbre6en 0es Morbes gu Bill
ben. @s iino bier5u stpei glelnente
notbiaenoig ndmli9 pirtli6e Sbbtung
uno speitens bic bDspillige Nbli6t.
Sas @eieb f6lieBt aug Der S0btung
auf Die b0smillise abli6t. 9lber in
bieiem Sale fat feline Sobtung itattge=
funoen, fOlsli6 berribte aud feline
bosmilliae abli6t. selbit sugeseben,
bab Der prdlioent in Solge bcs S1ui-
tes ltarb, ipas i6 in Nbrebe itelle, 10
f6lie6en bic llmltdnbe, unter oenen ber
S6uB abgefeuert wuroe, nod INNER
Die Qnna9mc einer b0spilligen Mbli1t
aug. Wiirbe er ritbtig be9anoelt tpprz
ben fein, 10 tuiiroe er uabri6einli9
beute nod leben. g8as imlner meine
Snfpiration ooer Qbii6t setuelen iein
mag, Die Gottbeit seitattete ben 9lers=
ten, mein Berf allmdblig su bollenoet,
neil lie bas 8Olf auf Die Gerdnberung
borbereiten uuO meme uripriingli9e
Snipiration beltdtigen tppllte.
Sd bin nit ber 9lrt uno gBeile in
pelder Die @ottbeit bieie Sa6e bisber
geleltet Dat, iuSbl sufrieoen uno i'd
bege teineu 3meifel, oaB lie Oieielbc
aud 81 Gnoe lelten unb bas 8olf fritz
Der ooer ipdter in Der geieitigung oes
berltorbenen pralioenten cine beionoere
8srfebung erfenuen miro."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31
Die aiimmernilie, bic es perurlac

= Die aimmerniiie, bic es peruriadt,
Elm fleineS &'no in befrisbisenber Weiie
gu ndbren. fails bic ibm gu @ebote itebenie
Wtuttermild nidt genasenoen Mibrioff
enthalt, beparfen feiner SdilDeruns. Sic
finb iecem Sausbalt, MO Elm Sdusllns
poer ein Der Wutterbrult entmSbnt tper,
benoes Sinh feline NabrunsSnotb 3u er=
fennen siebt, senisenb befannt. gBie
fann ba absebclfen merben ? @infah
burh anidafuns zines griasmittels fit
bic benz ainbe manselnbe Nabruns. Das
pcllfOmmenite 1T 9euitaeoter'S Deutides
9inoermehl. Sn aQen apOibefen sit baz
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31
Nnna &ofetti.
@harles &erhar0t.
Gin3elne 9idets so Gents.

Naos @iIt @bse 5ouie reeu!irt bic
Junttirnfr Der giHeeweibs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31

sDir tommsn |osleiG, sntsssnsts Yep
ter,r tarld, tann trat tr auf Waeelstne
su uns tut ibr gallant isinsn Irm.
Wapsleine .rtot f6 mltlam, bod
ldien iis esfaRt gu istH, uns iih anf psm'
t.rtsn fabsno, psrlieb fis NIT otelsm, BON
9abst gsfclst, ben Saion.
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La. s. 4.

Die 2euifiana Staatelutteris TT bic einsise. Bic
BON benz 8olte enbpffrt wurbe
2O,lilta11a 5tate Pottery So.
Disfes Snititut murbe TN Sabre 1853 fur Or.
sebanss> unb gDptlibdtisfeits 3pede Som BIT
Staatslesislatur seieb!ia ineOrrurirt nit einen
6apital BON 81 100000, 3u weldem fe feittu
sinsn Refsrssfonb BON s55O. 900 1insuasfaat lat,
Durd elm iberfGwsnsIidss. 8uium murhen tbrs
@sdte Elm 9NiI Der eesentpartisen Staatsson>
ffitution, aresnpmmeA am 2. December 1919.
Sbre srpBen 3tebuneen Son ein3eIneu
Mum mmern Fnbea ,npnatlid fat. NismaIs wirt
cine 8isbung serfasben. @an lefs nadfplssnts
preissertbeiluns.
@robe raOnatlide 3iebuns bers;
Classe A
tn Nssp OrIsans Dienitas ben 10. Sanuar 1882.
Ile uniere fanfiieen 3iebunaer Fnben tatt unte,
aufftdt unb 2ei.uns Der gtnerdls
q. O. 8eanregara ysa ghaisrarA nna
gnbaI 9. @arlyMau atireinisn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31
@rpEe s 8 erbi en- Il.
(gortfesuns foGst.>

@ammtlide 6airs seben ibre erlten
Brd,nien unb ipe5ieasn Seroien sMeoail=
len oem Sopfen= =gitters ais Der rein-
ftsn unb beiten Santilienz Mfsbi3in. in ber
@elt. Wir fSnnen bieie glus5sidnuug
nur tillisen, ba mir miilen, baB lie eine
in ieber biniidt psrbiente lit. DaS Bit
tsrs 1T ieet in ben StaatszSa;rs ausse=
felt. unb mis ertbeileu Sebermuun ben
6atb, Daiielbe gu prObiren. Man leie
Weiteres 9ieriiber in elmer anoersn Spalz
r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31

Die
@6Asntlihe Trete 1reTs
erI4etnt
eben iinsrfas
unb fcifet
5 $50 bas Sabr ober $1,25 fur 6
Wicnate in 8crausbesab1uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31

SIN iebsm gale, ID bem es ansswanet ipurbe,
bat f6 3aplao's Snbian 3urnip Electoral Balm
soat Gn:r'enauns euxnesn,-i in @irlitfeit bat
% als Seiliaittet 8essn Suiten. Grfdltans, 3un>
sealsieen unb 8r0naitis nidt fsinss 8lsidsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-31

gon elmer fiaen Selisteit erfallt mar
6elir eesen Elm ubr ,picoer in parls anz
selanst. @r burite NIT ieinem Wor9en
suFrisoen icin, benn cr bate elm ButeS
beiiises Wer:, nenn aud iult nod Mot
puubradt, bed einem atidllden Gnoe su=
eefibrt. fpis er meinte. Slnu seoahte er
feiner Sdweiler nit sans anoeren f9sfat=
len ais bisber. Wis fGon fe 1T - uEo
mie gut! Iuste er Fd gsur cine rerfiibs
rsrilde umsetuns. ein teidter. aa5u lie
tenafrcber Sinn 7aten lie 81 benz 9en1abt,
mas Ee lsiber sempreen, nidt Elm Serbor=
benss 5ers, Mot uIeinise eut all ner
Siinoe. Seyt ater miro es aneers wer'
ben uub id oarf mid idcn oes Iusenbllds
freuen, 100 id lie Shmeiter nenuen nno
meiner Slie tperbe 3ufibrea tSnuen. >.
meld elm frobes @efiitl per 9eoanfe in
mir msdt: i'd babe sine Sdweiter! itehe
nidt n,ehr aaein, cbne ein 6an'llienelleo,
bas innisen Intheil an nleinenl 0liid
nebmen fam, in Der Weit. Hub brap
wirb Fe bleitsu, 1T erit ibrs Shulb bon
ibr aeupmmen. Sure sutsn sisenidaFten,
on benen tie Nermlte reider 1T, als fe
abnt, werceu ld ,u unierer Treuoe mc9r
uuo msbr entmideln unb unier ei8enes
Slid erbSaen. Sd oante pir, bu mein
Serr uao @ctt. bab ch mid sewliroist
halt Elm lclhes Wert unb nod, oa3u an
elmer Der Meinisen gu rr0brinsen,
(i5ortietuna fpset.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20

A PAPER read before the Convention al
Niagara Falls by Mr.. George s. Coer
brought up the questions How shall the
circulating notes OF the national banks be
secured when there are no longer any
United States bonds to secure them with
Shall bank circulation cease altogether
Shall the national AyStem be AbrogAted and
the I'D State bank system TevivsdH Or
shall national banking be continued under
some other guarantee for the redemption
Of bank notes; and II 20, what sort oil
guaranteed Mr.. Oos dismissed the alter
native Of an exclusive greepback ciTCula'
ton, dseming any greenbAck circulation
unsound and Impolitic when no longer
justified by the fiscal necessities Of the
Government. Hs also dismissed the
alternative OF Q return 10 the State
bank system, with Ito multiiarious con-
fusion and ia frequent sWindIiug oil
note holders. The national system, in
some sort, he thinks, must be CON
tinued, and will be demanded by public
needs and public opinion, after the ma
tional debt shall have been practically ex'
tlnguished. But II can continue only on
condition that the people believe that the
notes are secured beyond the possibility
OF loss to the holders. 1t will not be Hufti'
Gent that they are go secured, but the
public must be convinced Of the fact be-
forehAnd. There must be no more room
iordVubtAboutit than that Is $40 grains oil
gold are equal to dollar. 1.-THE national
banking system 10 to be continued at oil,
taia Is tie first regulate and sine qua non.
Mr.. Coe thinks security can be obtained
undOr the National Banking act as 1t 10,
with additional provisions that the clrcu'
lations OF banks DO limited to ohs-hAlf or
three.fourths Of the oOSh capital paid In |;
that In case Of bank failure the note, hold.
era shall be preferred creditors, and that
the notes shall draw interest at an extra
rats for every day that they remain unre.
deemed after presentation.
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SPECULATION Is active as TO what PresI

SPECULATION Is active as to what Presi'
dent Arthur would do; such speculation
Is inevitable, and with Gen. Garfield
secluded in the necessary retirement Of .
chamber which he may never leave alive,
not improper, The New York Herald
argues strongly and hopefully from the
basis that Mr., Arthur IL "pOs fool" The
Springfield Republican says this may be
called the mot fool" theory Of his adj
ministrAtion, which assumes that he would
make no changes in the C4biust or in the
policy OF the administration, out 60 right
along, q continuation Of Garfield. But
unfortunately the conclusion Is too big
for the premise. Tyler was not q fool
johnson not fool; 1t Is not necessary ioI
an American PRESIDENT TO bes fool in order
to make CRATE mistakes and to fall under
most unfortunate influences, Being Presi
dent Is not as plain as the multiplication
table. Mr.. Arthur himself was mot Z
fool" when be was in the New York Gus
tom House, or when he was trying u
secure the reelection Of Conkling o.
Albany, We sincerely hoped that hi
would endeayor to "catch on" to Garfield
administration and he will have higt
inspiration to do So, We should not b.
surprised II he preferred 0onklinE In place
Of BlaInej what We fear 10 that atArtinl
ont with the best Of intentions he vii
DRIFT back into q low,toned administration
OF course he can't run the country, as tn
Herald suggeStS, but he can block th
publication Of administration which i
likely to go on II Garfield RECEIVERS.
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WILLIAM -BOYD-ThundIy, August 10. at the
TSsllenctOi MIS- J. ", Boyd, MIST EIuA BoTD TO
kIcmArnL WILLI'Mt, Of Railway, n. J. The ser.
Vices wee performed by Rev. J, +. Mcclure.
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Epr1onIAL ConR 4sroHpENCE.

tho wealth and the wonders of Colo.
rad0-Tbe Magical GEoWih Of Her Cities
aud TOWBs-Har alininE aud AEFieuI-
IuFRI ReAouTcGa - Great Mountains,
GTaud CanOns aud WonderTuI GOrges.
ITntE Arr m M kubIuRA ted Rntuka
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~ storu The strength Of your puny hand
Aside tempest booEnI the chain "

OVER indulgence in eating and drink
Ing, whereby the Liver 10 disorgsnized,
and the syHtsm derAnged, The suffering
resulting from dyspepsia 10 very terrible,
and the sooner the patient can get relief
the betOr. There is no remedy 90 effect
usl for the cure Of this disease 90 Sim.
mons Liver Regulator.
D. R. Dobson, NJ. D., Of Deer Psrk, ALA,
says: u have used the Regulator ioI
eight months, and anG It has cured me
entirely OF dyspepsia. tig the best med
icine ever used for that disease, or rath'
", 1t Is The only one that has proved eat
isfSCtOTy." ..
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pour the sources Of great Iivera
like the Arkansas, the Platte and the
Colorado, and yet no one TO tell the tale oil
their origin, Rock ribbed and gneient
o. the sum their secret Hes away back d
The historic ages. For tens Of tholsends o
years their rushing rivers listened 70 %
sound. % Bryant wrote Of the dis
tant 0Tegou.p save that Of their OWE
dashiDgso Time leaves NO mark on these
walls Of flint. They are as everlasting a
the pillRsof Hercules, When every nation
that now exists shall have history taI
more ancient than the books Of the Pen
tateuCh these towering guArled masses o.
Rnelss and flint will stand here upebanRee
and ulchsngeable, They are the Mel
chizsdskS lar more ancient than the era o.
Abraham, that have ''neither beginning o.
days nor end Of lits,"
And yet, realizing a. do the indie
structibility OF these monuments OF an
tiquity, | eau net help asking what the
future hSs in atoTe for them. Like the
obelisks Of Egg pt, set up in strange lands
they are iatsning now 10 the rush and
roar OF new civilization. These ssntin'
els Of Heperides, where the setting sur
bid himself from the face OF man IRON
the beginning, have at last been invaded
and forges more mighty than any tba
Vulcan ever lit have awakened echoel
that shall "AnsWer to never dying echoes,
and that sic throwing food Of light or
the Western slope Of the world more lum
nous than the morning stars that sang
togsthsrln the East at the dawn OF crea
tim, They are listening to the song o
slssm"-to the words that have crossed
all the oceans from all lRnds-thAt havI
proved that 1t is not true that mans con
troll stops with the shore"-that have saic
to every obatasle
| ~ Sboru The strength Of your puny hand
| AGlhs tempest bcOrnl the chain
Gold isthe guet that has drawn hithel
the mighty enginery Of steam. What thI
Trip hammers OF the gods could not de
has been accomplished by the motor thai
''crspt into the world from under the Id
II Watts tea kettle" Gold aud steam
have here formed closer amAlgam thar
any thst chemistry ever devised, These
ihanimate monsters nuEsed within thsi
own bowels the one msgnet, and the only
one, Iha had power 10 attract the subiu
eating element. II by any stretch Of Ian
Cy they have panGS over their humiliation
they must be near akin 10 those Of thu
struck engle upon the plain that viewed
his own feather on the fatal dart Of thu
hunter,
"ESsn veg b. PSng'. but t'SnSr i1I . iSsl .r
| ........H A, VIC,
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Inea.a i,nii-

Ia C "'N'ch to the intellIgcncer
c',, c'S,,a'iGlSToS, September 2O.-Thoinas
i,an, iML las been giving great deal Of
IVHuIe e about Spring Hill, near this city.
si,,o . Ma''anl was issued for his arrest and
Sen 10 Constable Holland, who found
AMI an NUN waU Yesterday. Carr started TO run.
Y" IIu lI Y9s shot by Holland In the left side,
M, ib"lu " no! stop, but travelled Until carly
SS, s morning before he had 10 stop, He
rN 'O0Rd ina dying condition,
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the park devoted to the obsequies and her
griei seemed only aggravated by what was
done. There mass Of anxious people,
sixteen years ago, in the same place, be-
held the form Of
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We may look forward, by faith, to the day
near the light Eternal when we shall hear
Thy voice say, Said not unto them II
thou would'st believe thou should'st see
and believe" Let, also, Thy blessings rich
and full rest upon Thy servant who has
been called upon to fulfil the grave respon-
sibility OF Chief Magistrate for the Nation
so suddenly and unexpectedly. Bless his
Cabinet. Bless all who are associated with
him in the affairs OF this Gov
ernment. May they be men after Thine
own heart. May they be and continue
to be, despite our Calamities, prosperous
and happy people, Prepare us with Di-
vine help and Divine blessings for the
further duties Of this solemn hour, and
grant to us, when we lay aside all that Is
mortal and all that remains OF our beloved
brother in the silent grave, that it may be
with the blessed hope OF the resurrection
from the dead, where We shall be forever
with the Lord. Guide us by Thy counsel
and afterwards receive us to Thine excel
lent glory. We ask it through the Lord.
Amen.
AT this point the vocal society sang a
choral from MendelsSOhns 0ratOrlo OF st.
Paul,
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Continued a tSurM l'ogt,
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VOLUME XXX.--NUMBER 80.

Independent ouier Of ForcStcn.
Ancient Order United WOrkmen.
Ancient Order VI FOpHten.
Independent Order Rcd Mep,
independent uUlcr Free Sons OF Israel,
Hungarian Societies.
q, u, IL and :. $, u
Nereln Drulphp kTeIgOr,
li0hgnian SoclelIef
Swiss hnrirlAl Society
Order sons VI st, Gunnpe.
Fint NOteh battalion.
SOclnlGr Turilyerpln,
German Orler NJ HArlNlll
Trades Unions,
Cleveland lodge NJ, ,Gl, X. Off
Brlrkayen' Union, M. ., OF ohio. Az
Ancient Order United WoTkmen, Of il faIe,
Niue Lodges, Ohio Division, !. O.OlF.
FIFTH DIvIsIoS-CATHOLIc SOCIETIES.
Captain n, a. Forln, commanding
phrcy, Jerry shehGi, 7, 4, Dempcey, JamCsM
Ing, j. jslp, i. II, Giildden.
F; EnsR S$sgR d s. %SfISa S2 Fa1 4scsP & 81 ioS iE
Knights Of st. GeogG, lIiBemlAn Ri1es
ST. Cynl aud Nesloiy society,
81. Johns Society, 4
81. Patrick /. 4. soCIsty
ST. MalRchiH 7, A, Society.
Father MS!hST T. 7, a. Society NsweuIg
AnnnnCiatnn r. A. Society.
81, PatricE'sT. A, Cadets.
st. MlclRelH Y. a. Cadets,
Ancient Order Of IIlbeEnAns, ten diyiRlnnR
Knights OF Erin,
knights VI Erin, NUWbuH,
81, PIlriCR's Benevolent society.
81, lusCph's Society, 81 Peters Church,
st. JOscph's Society ST. MnTy'S Church,
81, J0sGph's Society, st. JOSeph'A Church,
st. Stephens Society Cleveland.
Knights Ot 81, Joseph, Cleveland
knights OF ST. John, Cleveland.
Young Mems SOlRlity, Cleveland
81, Anlh0ny'S S1ClGly Cleveland,
81, AlhertS Society Cleveland.
81. lrldgctS Parish, Cleveland.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Colonel H. n, WhitbeCk commanding.
Ailes-CAptalns W, Z, clwin,I, \, %labrnII. T.R,
Dis cite, D, N, AlvOrl Th9lnN Smith, Henry
Gordon, Joseph lirGck lion, J. ~. Curtis,
James W. DeVCny, Frank brown,
e. T. Dryden, VIM Hanna,
nn1 W. y. Horton, ir.
Citizens OF Detroit,
Citizens Of Canton. ~ f4
Citizens Of tho Nineteenth Congressional District
and other Organized bNlles OF Citizens
from abroad, ei
SEVENTH DvHloN-PuNERAL EsCoRT
Colonel John NJ Wilson, U, g. A., commanding.
Aides-CAplaln y. a. Kendall, Lieutenant Sanb6Tn,
Lieutenant George II, Andrews, Ileuienant
llOWkpE ~
u g. Marine Rand al WnshInUtnn II n siN
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-05-07

The members of the Order are
every where ready for vigorous,
forward movement, and it only
remains for our leaders to step for
ward and press the work earnestly
and enthusiastically to arouse the
farmers generally and draw them
into the Grange. Every officer. of
State and County and Subordinate
Grange has a duty to perform in
building up the Order, and if each
is true to that duty their organiza-
ton will in a few months become
the most powerful on American
soil. Thousands of true Patrons are
inactive to-day simply because they
underrate their ability to accomplish
anything in the upbuilding of their
cause, but we tell them in this they
make a great mistake. The leading
spirits of the movements must be
sustained, promptly and actively,
else their efforts will all be futile,
and the needed cooperation and
support must come from the officers
and members of the Subordinate
Oranges. Masters and Lecturers
of State and County Oranges will
soon be in the field and every Sub
ordinate Grange should be ready to
cooperate with them promptly and
efficiently. The approaching sum-
mer campaign promises to be one
of unusual activity and of great
results.