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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
SdS Sbal a6ipdrtS.

- Der Dor einiger 3eit i'm 9pne
S6adt pCrun9lidtc 0eorSc SUblsr
itarb in GnpIOruiae al 98aibinston's
@eburtStas. Scin Acknowledgements
mar elm dubcrit ;ubIrei6es.
- 0iit hcm g8e0rGumen Der SriIms
mer bcS SitIeg Gpb!enbrc6ers BEL Saps
IorpiIIe madt man CUTE 5OrtIbritte.
Sobalo bic 98itteruns eS erIaubt, ipirb
Der 9leubau in 9tnsriif senOmmen unb
er ioa in brei Wonaten fertig iein.
- Wartin SoipIer bon glbinstcn CTS
bob am SreitaS 9tadmittag 0IdSe, baB
er in Der Nadt SupOr in elmer SapIors
bile Wirtbiduft nm $500 beraubt nor.
ben ici uno bei6uIbi8te cincn 9eipiIen
SObnicn ais ben Dieb.
- @dbrcn6 Gin SbeiI Der 9cipUbner
bon SupIOrpiae Iebbait fir cine 80.
rou8bre8ierun8 uBitirt, iino glnbere
ebenio entidieoenc 8e8nsr rss grOiettss
unS es lit i6iper ju fassn, iper ben
Sie8 oaUon trG9t.
- SameS .. mb Sobn S. SCIie Der.
faufteu an Wpntao ibr baIbeS Snters1e
in 22O0 glder ScblenIano III Der Seq.
eno bon Sermpn an s. Q. SimpI0u
bon scranton fir SOL .OOO; VI. Resbitt
bon g9iltesborrc iOa SbeiIbaber am
8aufe iein.
HD~ Srintt 9uifp'S Pure Malt
Whiskey. Gum 8erIauf bel 9eter
5iesIer.
9lnnOncirt i'm =, ,@oaenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
SKATERS,
AI9 2acfaipamma 9lncnuc.
Bon Der SnoIcitc.


GbarIes 9ioIe brad Dor einioer 2cit
bas redte 9eiu unb 1T ieBt pieoer Ios
tpeit bereeiteIlt, INN nit SuIfe ;ipeier
Stbde einberseben su t6anen. Die
Seilun8 erfoISte fait I6mepIps unb
SieIe tann ni6t senus Ses Spbcs fur
ben bebanbcInben gtrSt iasen. 3pei
bon 2ible's 8inbern Iie8en an Der
9ipbtberitis barnisbsr.
Serr Yeter Drum, bon Der Scranton
Gitp GiS Gompanic. Idbt iebt nit II
bis Is g9aseu berI6ieSsne GisbGuIer
in Der Stebt fiIIen; am Iebten Wlon.
tag ipurbe init Ginbeimiuns Der eritten
Gisernte be8onnen. 9as Sis 1T bon s
bis 8 3ca bid unO bon pordsIi6er
Gualitdt.
9lus Der 8nOpffabritburben am Sam.
ita8 eine Slnsabi arbeiter entIaiIen.
q. Seiper bat an Der Gde bon 9rpss
peet 4benue unb 99illoip StraBe cine
8robs unb 9u6enbdderei, Gpnfettitanb
unS Sabafs unc Gi8urrenbanbIuns er.
bffnet.
Serr SObn 8. SaiIer, IT,. Bat bic ses
iammte Ginridtuna Der 9dderei bon
Der SinterIaiieni6aft tduiIi6 crtporben.
Serr Ssnrp 9lrmbruit lit IdUn felt
sipei gSp6en infpIse elmer i6peren Gr.
tGltun8 trant.
Die Serren gbiI. 9irIt un6 80. gIat.
ter tauften AM Iestsn @abItase ben
SnbaIt bes obsren GisbauIes Der VI.
8obinion 8rauerei fir ;ipei Dollars bic
3onne unS peroen ipfort in bas Gisecs
ibdft 8eben. Sic rsiitsn IeBtcn 9ons
nerlta8 mad PbiluceIpbiu. nm 8asen,
0ei6trre uno anoere nbtbise Nrtitel
elusutaufsn, bon ipU iie am Samitas
suriidfebrten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
Mns sem obcrcn 3haIe.

GOuutsidubmciiter SauScr8en 1T
nod immcr leioeno.
= Sn Sem nsuen SpernbuuIe in
GarboneoIe nerbcn sesenpdntis bon
perifieSenen Geieai6nficn 8OriisIIun.
9en sc8eben.
- Der gSirtb Sobn WcOcnneq bon
Gbrcpp ss6tc Sreitn0 9iadt nit elmer
9ln;ubI GsnOHcn bis er beitiaIif6 beIofs
fen mar uno in einen toStGbnIi6en
S6laf iieI. Seine Sameraben beraubs
ten ibn bann nm etipa 500; unter
oieicn bsfonS iid gutrid GosSrope,
lreIber icincn 9IntbeiI Der SSrau SIC.
0onnca cinbdnSi8ie uno iie bon benz
0iebitabI bcnadridtiSte. Sic elite.
mad Scranton uno nabm einen 8srs
baitSbefebl beraus uno bic Pplisiiten
9CIanb uno Jtpan fabnbeten auf bic
Otiiieibdter. fanbCn aber nur GosSrpbe ;
Die anoeren iparen sefloben. Nic0pns
nea idlicf am SamIta9 Nadmittag
nod ben Sdlaf Ses 8ers9ten; sr 1T
YoltaSent Spiihcn Sroop uno Se;antoa
une es 1T traurig, oab man elnem Iols
den Saufaus cine 70 peranttportIide
Stcllung anoertraut.
Spdtrr ipurSsn Yetcr Gopne, Soc
DicGartbp uno Sat. 2pfmS als mitbe,
tbciIist an oem 0icbItabI oerbaitet une
mad Dem Gefdn8nib ssfanbt.
- Su rem Sermgu 9ObIsnpcrt su
Zine Sll wuroe an UorIeBten 0ienltas
eer l6idbriser Sreibsrtnabe 2ouis
9roher bon OIspbant itberfobrcn unS
10 Idpcr berleBt, bab ct am 9bsnb
iturb. Gr mar in einer Der &ammern,
UNI 8eiiiate SpbIentarren Su boIsn unb
purbe teim Sinabfabrsn iiberfabren.
Q9ie ba8 llnslud sei6ab, fam nidbt
felt9elteut peroen, oa @'rpher sur 3eit
allCtn ipar.
= glm 9onneritaB in Der 5riibe
tpurosn Die in Sermgn'S Store in 4rice.
bile ;uobneRSen Glerts bes 8cibGftes
our6 bcS unrubise @ebabrsn SsS Suns
beS eeipedt. Sun ibrem S6Iafsema6
aus iaben iie einen Mann unter Der
lbiire unb mebrere anbere oor bem 90.
tale itebcn. glIs fe nit sircm 2i6t
unb SdisbCiieu in bcn StOrc traten,
eie Ginbreber. sic batten
caS ShIob Der Sbirc 0eiprenat, aber
mob sclnc Seute erlnn8t.
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@aDuc SpnntD.

- GburIes Suiinbsrrp bon Soncs,
bale, her Dor GINGER 3cit in 6IpriSa
feline Niutter ermorbete, ipurSe lsbte
8ode mad bem DouoiIe Srrenbauic
9sbratt.
- SamcS WicGabc 1T bon ben @roB.
sei6iporcnen bon g9apne county Der
Grmprbuns bes MidasI Reiqp ausetlaet
iuorben uno beiisu 9roSeB wirS biefe
Bobe besinncn beSslsiben berieniae
bon Scpea, rcS 0i6rbsrS icinsr bier
Sinber.
- SbomaS Sam bon SpneSoaIe, els
ner Der dlteiten Sdrger bon gBapne
county, itarb am Scnntas. Gr mar
Der Batter Res SeruusSebers Sss ,,Sers
alb.
= 9IuS gd'S MeBserei purScn iiir,.
lid eineS gta4ts SipanSis S6inten as.
itobIen.
= Die 2ibcrtp SaQe piro gum Ser.
tauf piferirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04

DaS bieIige 9citamt ideint iid
Ie6isIib in cine 8eriOrBunaSanitalt fir
bic SdmiIien Connolly, Campbell unb
9lode um9eipanbelt gu baben. lin bieS
poltdnOiS ausfitbren su fbnncn, iperben
fortipdbreno 8erdnberunSen gcmadt
unS seraSe ieBt ioqeu pieber iebr ipids
tiae bepDrItsben. SlepeIanb mag psr'
fbnIid Gin aunS gutter Wtann iein, abcr
nit ieinen GrnennunBen bat er bisber
entidisbsneS Bed eebabt uno ii9 bas
Sur6 bbdit unpopular semadt.
*9ie @eIebrtsn bes ,,NspubIiean"
babsn Sipei nsue &rantbeiten erfunben,
ipie aus ber SnmItasSnummer iener
,3eitung su erisben lit es iino SicS
gaitrstis uno haemutrmsis, beren be0aus
ernspertbe Spfer ipabribeinIib baour6
Su ibrem Sooe famen, ais lie periuds
len, bic Mbrtcr auSSuipreden.
Die ,.Sree 9rsB" bCm Iebtsn
SOnntas ibIiebt ibren 9eridt ilbcr
rem in SObniUn'S Gru5e beruusIiidten
Butrid Swift nit folsenber 9ermert.
uns: ,,Gr mar elm Sruecr Der Serren
0iidael uno Sobn Spift bon Dunmpre
uuS bic N(utter bss Serrn Wt. s.
RepnpIos bon @eiheIs SptsI" ".-Gs
1T ihaoe, bab Der arme Mann toSt 1T,
iCnit bate CT nod 8rpBmutter iperben
t6nnsn.
Die @abl bts Srn. 81. Q. Sdimpif
gum SeIretar Der S6uIbeb6r6e mub ais
cine iebr slidIide teseidnet mcrten,
bsnn ipsm irgcuS Semanb, 70 lit CT I'M
Stonoe, cine SereseIte 8uhiiibrung Gins
Suidbrcn, iuaS bel Der ipridw6rtlih &c.
porNeuen llnUrorung briugcno Beboten
lit. 9ci ben frilberen SrBaniiatipnen
Der 9ebbrbe putbe ipenissr auf Sdbigs
felt ais auf politiibe 8unitbe;eusungen
seisbcn uno tas SntcreHs beS Sbut'
oiitrittes mubte natiirIib barunter Ieis
ben. 9ur6 bic gripGbIuns bon ". Q.
S6impff baben bic RepubIitaner Ierner
ibr @srIpre6en, Der 9euti6en bel Der
eritcn 8Cle9enbeit iu 9sbentCn, ein8cs
lot.
Die bon GIemcn8 i'm Common
Council eingsrsidte 8erprSnuns in Be-
trsff Der YOIiSci perfiist: y DAT Sas
Saldr Der 9oIiSiiten bonn |. glpril an
$50 per Wiunat iein fol-; p DAP bic
YcliSeiforce bon iebs;ebn auf eiuunSs
sponsis Wum erb6bt perte; 3) DAB
bic SeripiIIiguns fir 9olisiltenBebalt
BON SdubmeiItcr ieparat eebalten unb
ridt un8esriifen peree, Samit bic 2lbs
lbbnuns reseImabis erfolsvn lam.
Die Baiiirung Der lebteren GlauIsI
ipGrs unter allen llmitdnben piinIdens.
ipertb, Oh bic 4oIiseiforce bermebrt ipiro
ober ni6t ob es abiidtli6 9eIdab pber
ni6t, = Sbatiahe lit, baB Der iebige
StuStidubmeiitsr nur fir 8eipihe
8iintIinse GeIo ;u baben f9ien, uno
DisIe Der 9OIiSiiten mubten nit ibren
3ubIunssuniueiiun9en in Der StaSt Der.
um betteIn oeben.
Serr @lemonS bate tpeiter eeben unS
bic ansobl Der gollSiitsn auf ftinfuubs
Sipunsi9 crbbbcn iOllen. Die Webrduss
lasc tdnn lcidt an anberen 9oiten ers
ipart iperoen, ipenn bic Stabtrdtbe nur
Den 8uten gSilen baben. Sber man
IeSc cine tbbere SunOeiteuer auf unb
treibe iie nit Strsnge elm; aud pirbe
es nidtS i6aben, tpenn bic SaIGre Der
it6Stiihen 9eamten bei6nitten ipdroen,
bcnn bic meiiten tperben I'M SerbGltnib
su ibren 2eiituneen su bod bonorirt.
Gs finoen iib nod INNER 9atrioten ges
mug, bic fir serinscre GebaIte sbCn 70
pieI unb pleasidt nod msRr Isiiten, ipie
bic iebiBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
Sunmpre.

- 9utrid @iIboOIep, psI6er toi
etipa 3 0tonaten bur6 cine grpIoiign it
Spbnicn'S 0rube fcin sIuSenlidt Der.
lor, 1T in Die SOIbutenbeimatb in Grie,
ga., aufScnommen iporeen.
= Gb. SimroS, IanOe 3sit Elm seIes
9cntli6er Dtitarbsiter AM ,NepubIican',
1T nit ieinen GItern na6 8bilaSeIpbia
9eSp8en.
= 8dbrenS Der gersmam 9atrid
Shift om Donneritag DiOrsen in Der
Grube bon .. g. Sobnion, in 0uns
more arbcitete,' iiel pbne Die scrinsite
@arnuns cine Maiie SeISscitein bon
Der Dedc unb Der Wiann narS iofort
Sipiit ipobnte in Der 7.
gSar6 uno binterIabt cine gBitttpe un6
orci &in6er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
@eeermittrI bri 5slalaria.
Sutt'S iiber,u6erte 8ilen.

9utts piutn iine nit elmer @aniuenf3 3uderi
etds uhtr3casn, Irtlht ttsisletn ls anSsnsom lple
Gonfeet ium Ginutb reu une isltR Rem itradisu
aRasen IuirAsItt matt.
1fs,raa ID tabsu. 25 Cts, ~ Ruuap sir., R.S'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
GOLDSNIITHsS.
Wholesale and Retail.
Wn0rDs mnb Netail.
GOEDSMITH'S.

e. .. 9Spiucrs, SIpotbefcr,
Solar etrabs, 9trautou, pa.
Gigsuibiimer pon Qoiutrs' eebsr giqsn,
&nrm ScrOiaI, aitfrwurm.SDrup. s3auo.
Wurm.@sriiIaer, 9abucn.Surup, SbssrbnIinm
ilir Suiten, Grtdirugsu uno 8rdune. oeutibes
eminent 9amaiea Snswer GiebpuIUsr uuO
bleIr auetre Nrlilel. 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
Is. iabrlidjrr
.WioSftrlSal(
SurIl VcreimS
in ttr
Neuen Snrn 9alle

6aitHa9tSmontn9, Den s. MdrS,
guftrftfn Der ptltbrriibmttn, in paris nit
etr srIttnsn WsrailIe brea&trn
Grpf6.9 9iin9liust.
Buntrrbarts GrI6rinrn hes priu,rn Garnisnl
Srtreitirn frs Gmnjpnsn. Ncrps.
@faSfenibcrSe uuS 5ablraug.
Diuiit bon 8auer'S Or1eiter.
Gintritt fir sern uub Iamr-Sl.O0.
GinjtInr Gamsntdri5 81 Gents.
lidris int III srrfaufsn tei 8. Z. Gnbrm.
belt, u. 3snfr, Z. 8. gSismdyer, GriB Oiirr,
= in Sper parf bti glntcu TtnnGtaum unp
pbiaip SGurl, - in ttr If. gSare bei 9Ubu
8pifn; frrnsr bfim 9pmitr, in er 5urnbnlr
unb atrnbs AT bsr aalt.
las COMMITTEE pirb hitirs Snbr prer
aritsn nod Miiben iteusn, nm ben rrifsn in
bcr nsusn Surnbalr absrbalisnsu Ball gum
iu esitd!ten, esr jr bier abgrbnItrn
wuree. SiQige 6abrGslssrnbrii fir bic l5tiE,-
ftbIentfn pirb ttiprgt puben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
Sdnfiaomme.

Bel hem uus 10 ibpfr grtrrTenrr 9rluitt
purb ben 5ro peu Batter ure Gnfrl innerbalt
elmer fuBeu Spanns 3sit itatitu mir uuIrn
ttrfssfabliru Idnt al Gsnienigtu al, ptI6s
al esm SsSribnile tbeindbmsn, insbsipnens
aud all psnisrissn Brsuuetn, pfI6s rem ,u
friib bdbiugfibirrrurn linee Nrinif pieme-
ten, ttsnip rtn ytbrtru unp SbulFlnetrn fir
bic SrFrdnlung unp tGS 0jrabgslrir.
@epr9e Barber unb 6amilis.
9ntpb Start une famiie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04

y q cb rmf:
SO fpirit bu, Iittrs eutss ainr,
,3u unIsrm Sbmtrj bfsrdbsH,
IA IS nur tur5e ,3tItru ilue,
TAP mir eslisbi hid baben;
:, ibrurs iiibe @napsnfrilt
Die eu bri uns septlsn biif.
Du rparsit unlsrs SsBfnslut
llue unlrrf glugtureloe,
9iun, eI-eu ppu uns idfiern mbt
9Sirp unierc Vuif III yeiee;
SSir ltufen hid nit Sbrausn Gin,
slh, mnet eu itcn rrblaGsi lrin!
t3itb, garter giftIins, ,irbr bin,
9ep Gnsel RID umlRptbrn,
0siu totilnup nil cir ium Gjlpinn
9iun tine Rrrnt gttsn;
sc fibre rid eein fllrisr enuf
3ur lanseu SsrrIi6feit biunuf.
Sn Gjcttr5 SinSru pcIlsn mir
did bcrli6 pitesr fiHeea,
9Srr gIiubil Sbriurn fact bier
g9ire frpb bert @arben binetu;
= has ptrillBt ben AbibieeSiuf,
Sab or ni6t bitter ihmsdeu mub!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04

&auf ausseferti8t purSen un6 in peIs
der gSeiie oas un9ssabIte 8eIo beripens
bet ipurbe. - Cine bon &ellpip einses
reldte 8erprbnuns Sur 9faheruus bon
Waibtn9tpn glpsnue, bon 2adalr anna
Sur @ibiOnitrabe, lpurbe Sum Druid bsrs
ipielen.- SertaSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
9ife Sentlder &rieir.
SUicpb SSipalb,
Scrren 9 6nciOcr,
4l5 Sldorp Strabe,

40 9Idprp StraBe,
punrbtittt uur ens bsit Sud urb aarantirt,
eae bic altiesr gtudu une gut ilgsn.
llsterrrdr uno aaiiilt pcn 5 Is aufpGrts.
9serjsii idnsIIe une piinitlitr gtsisuuna.
Die prsbTisn Grutibtn pon Suautcn une
llmssssne ine fTnnNlihit ium StiuHs siuas.
laesn. 9pfrpb Sspale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04
Srpfcr Sprratb
ppn
WGuteln, Marfcts,
Circulars nnb 9aqucS
Iramcm unO ~ d B cb cn.

IS = q u c II uno ~ q b cb c II e.
0amcn gieip Warfets fir s 3.98,
SASS, s 5.75, S6.75, 1875 uno aufs
tpdrtS.
Sinbsrs86de bon SO aufudrts.
9oppeIte SbuipIs, CUTE AuaIitGt,
fir S3.9S.
Sortbeile in peiBen Seppiden
SIPS. Gomfortobles bon rs Gents
aufipdrtS.
Serren SdarIa6bcmOen, 9uns
WOas, fir 40 Gents.
Samen so Sent 8eIten fir 80
Gents; 4tnbpfiSe SiO SanbIdube so
GentS; 10 Sent 9Ieiber Gambrics
fir 7 Gents.
Qiirfiifes rOtbes SafsIIinnen fir
80 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-03-04

Sot aIIes uorrStbis. mas an qebsnsmittsln
uno Spaereien in elmer 6amilie gebraudlt
miro, III ourh Prnttiite asuuiniB oes @eifldf
ties betdbiNt biIiger iiuo befer ein,uiurfen.
ole plels Nnosre. bsOient reel uno lieitrt
Banren nab ieoem StdNitbeile @r lanet Ois
Seutihsn ienes StaOttbeiIss frruHolitt Al
einsm Ssiubt ein. 4
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12

n favor of temperance, and who admit
black men TO their ranks, are giving some
attention to the rights of labOring men
in the south. as well As in the
north. Thomas b. Barry, of East Sagi-
nav, Mich, of whose political prOclivitieS
we are ignorant, has. as a member of the
general executive board of the Knights Of
Labor. recently returned from southern Mis-
SlsSippi, where he has been looking up the in
tereSts of the labOring classes and settling dit
hcultieS in manufactures there. and he says,
in an interview published in a Philadelphia
paper, that the old spirit of slave-driving is
still rampant there. and manifeSts itself i'll
the political, industrial and social life OF the
people. Mr.. Barry is of the opinion that
the organization of the Knights of Labor,
when established throughout the south, will
break the domineering spirit of the slave
driving power Mr.. Barry had an inter
view with Captain William Oliver, the
owner of the mills at Wesson. Miss, in
which the latter was very violent in his de
nunciation of the Knights of Labor and OF
the idea of elevating the condition of the
negroes. Speaking of Oliver, Mr.. Barry
says:
Now take the case of oliver and his pso
pie" continued Mr.. Barry. oliver Is politi
cal boss in the democratic party in his district
and he is a fair sample of the leading southern
democrat. lie dictates nOml nations, from rep
resentatives in congress down to the smallest
Offices in the village government The en-
plOyes of his mills, who number between 40
and so, with those indirectly dependent oI
him for their support, are required to vote ab
sOlutely the ticket which he selects OF they art
summaTily discharged from his employ anC
evicted from the house which he owns. lie Il
As absolute in his own domain as the Gar o.
Russia.
These facts" concluded Mr.. Barry. were
not fully known 10 our organization before
| am about making An official report OF M
mission in the south to the general eNecutiy,
! hOart, and We shall at once commence work IL
| that section. There is a great need uG our ef
| forts there-infntely more need than pe"pl,
| here in the north can conceive. and maybe thi
| solution ot the southern suffrage problem vii
| be found in the result of our work. If we lii
crate the workers they will he able in all direc
| tions 10 exercise the rights that belong &
| them
We think we have seen men of the oil
yer stamp. They are not always democrats
and do not always live in the south. Blu
| whatever they are. or wherever they ma!
live and try 10 exercise their rule, they ar
of class whose power should he broken
| The dominion of the boss is indeed As deS
potic as that of the car, and under a re
publican form of government, is much les
eXcuSable. This is a matter of Suprem
Importance to the American people and tn
American people, in all parts of the coun
try-in each community-should resist an
rebuke all bosses or wOuld-be bosses, am
properly punish them for their impudence
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12
SECRtT SOCIETY NOTES.
Open Secre OF the Oath Bound Brother
hoods-Mattsrs Of Interest-AnnoHnce-
ments and suggr-ti ons for the G. ood of the
Orders.


Bro J. W. Nelson Dept. Sup Card. has
been III kentOn, Ohio, during the past
week
Sister o. l., Hall leaves tomorrow morn
ing for an indefinite trip to Kansas City and
the west.
Lodge No. 10 initiated twenty-one mem
bers at its last meeting She has reached
her majority.
Sister Vice Careinal Martha Nelson IS
absent in Illinois, and will be absent prob
ably six weeks.
The social dance as given by Hone lodge
one week ago. was a complete success. both
socially and financially.
Next Tuesday evening being regular
degree" night. full attendance Is re-
queSted, for work. as well as to hear report
from Supreme lodge.
There are rumOrs of the approaching
marriage of Bro. H. At least from =
quiries lately made as to hOushold furnish
ings, such is the inference Let us know
who is 10 be the partner in the contract,
and when it is to be, etc
! At the special session Of the supreme
I lodge held on the end inst, the resignation
Bro. l.. Ii. Comic as supreme marshal was
accepted, and Bro. c. S. c. Frank r. Garter
elected TO fill the vacancy. During the SAINT
session amendments to the laws WERE
adopted providing for the election of all sU
preme officers bi-annually. Another ses
sion Of the supreme lodge was called fOl
yesterday, at which time were to come uI
the resolution of Hope lodge relative t
change OF law relative to sicl
benefits, and the appointment of a com
mittee to revise the ritual and secret work
of the order, and prepare more elabOrat,
degree. Said committee to submit thei
report at the next annual session.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12

The Knights of Pythias picnic, that was
to be, has not yet taken place.
Chancellor Commander Serviss will be
absent from the city next lodge night.
Red Star lodge had good meeting with
large attendance last Wednesday night.
Mayor Gen. Carnahan is making an ef-
fOIt to establish a division Of the uniform
rank in every lodge.
The bylaws of Red Star lodge are in the
hands of the printer. and will be out for
distribution shortly.
Sir Knight Recorder G. c. Berlew, of
division A, will be ''at home" No. A Cliff
ton avenue. after Sept. IA.
Every Sir knight Of division a should be
present at the meeting tomorrow evening
Business Of special importance.
Bro. l.. b. Shaffer. who has been very
sick for two weeks, Is getting better quite
fast, and will be able TO attend to his busi-
ness soon.
The encampment OF the Sixth regiment
uniform rank was failure. Up to this
time division "A is about the only one that
has made camping a success.
Bro. David Ritter, of SO, returned from
Minneapolis, where he has been for the
past sixteen months. Bro. Dave is stuck
on the west, and will return.
The Esquire Rank was worked on two
pages last Wednesday evening in Red Star
lodge. The Knights rank will be worked
next Wednesday evening. Bro. V. c. T. J.
MOnahan presiding.
At the last session of the supreme lodge
a resolution was adopted that no subOr-
dinate lodge has any right to alter, amend
or in any way omit or add to any part of
the ritualistic work in any rank, and any
such action is strictly prohibited. And
supreme representatives were directed to
notify their respective grand chancelIors.
This appears necessary, as some of the in
noyations being introduced lately in the
shape of teams" one would hardly believe
he was in X. P. hall.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12

w. II. Shay. of Lima, Ohio, the dandy
chimney sweep of the state, is doing" the
city. His srotesque appearance and pc
culiar cry is attracting the usual attention.
Shay lfeads the list in sickness" and ca
pacity for his business, and had big day
here yesterday. In business hours he
dressed in battered plug hat, a coffee
sack, red stockings and terrier beard,
the whole layout badly begrimed with SCOT.
Wasl e and dressed he is a gOod-lOOking
fellow and as intelligent as they make 'em
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12
ORDER OF RED Cross.

Bro. Bond was reported slightly under
the weother at last meeting.
Bro. William NJ. West and wife have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
The meeting Friday night was pleasant
one Notwithstanding the small attendance.
Mrs. William Dunn is confined to her
bed, and fears as to her recovery are enter
tanned
Bro. Frank Sellers, 112 Pearl street,
down with malaria, is reported worse than
at last report.
Bro. Roy HartsOck, Of PIP Rice street.
who was reported week ago as being
down with malarial fever, is about in the
same condition.
The committee on picnic of Olive Branch
Commandery will report next Friday
evening, and it is deSirOus that a full
attendance be had at this meeting that
definite preparations may be made. 1t is
thought that basket picnic will be decided
upon to be held in grove near this city,
and that large crowd will take in the ex-
cursiOn.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12

New elements are entering into the data
for the solution of the so Ithern problem.
The consideration of questions relating to
the prohibition of the liquor traffic, which
has recently been prominent feature in
the ex-confederate states, Las lOOseDed the
grip of the buIldozers and terrorizers to
marked extent \ cooper ating force is the
steady progress of educational appliances
and proce Ises, lmnng both the whites and
blacks, who as tn y become truly intelli-
gent and enlightened. are rendered unfit to
be the slaves OF political bos eS, and are en-
couraged to rise against their dictatiOn and
domination. The great southern problem,
like other ge problems, is working its
own way TO right results. and tie purity and
the freedom of the ballot box seem to be
making quite as gorat progress toward prac
tical and genera acceptance i'll some por
tons Of the south they are i'll some wards
in Cincinnati and Columbus.
And now the Knights OF Labor, who are
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12

In many localities Hoods Sarsaparilla is
in such general demand that it is the recOg-
nized family medicine. People write that
THE whole neighborhood is taking it, etc
Particularly is this true OF Lowell, Mass,
where it is made, and where more of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is sold than of any other sar-
saparilla or blood purifier. 1t is the great
remedy for debility, scrOfula, dyspepsia,
biliouSness. or any disease caused by i'm
pure state or low condition of the blood.
Give it trial.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12
SUNDAY MORNING. SEPIsMBER u. 1886.

There are conflicting statements as to
the purpose of the Bee Line managers To
build line of road from Pana, ILL.,. 10
WoodhouSe. which would secure 10 them
the running of their trains through to
Kansas City from Gallon. Bellfontaine,
DAYTON and indianapolis.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-12

Mr.. LOunsbury, the republican guber-
material candidate in Connecticut, is very
worthy as well as popular man. and
''practical temperance" man. This being
the fact the impractical temperance men
will oppose him. We need not waste time
in telling our readers who they are.