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7FIEGRAPHIc TICKS.
0..,ideut Adams Explains His
up. Position.
rHs CUSTER ANNIVERSARY.
Liant the Boss worker Ex
The .I.nt ia Francs-A Guilty
Priest-AII Ablaze-Ete-
800 Ad.msI statement

lime 25.-President Charles
rs adams. of the Union Pacific
eaTTav. against whom charges OF dis
-'1i- 49,. = we're made in the House Of Re
80. on June oath, by Congress
u.nlev of California, was to-day
nan -a IVA Washington dispatch detailing
snoHL : ,,oversy on the subject between
tne oonsJjo LEY and ex Governor
NJ; NJ - Massachusetts,, in the House
Lo.s, .Ssv After asserting that Gov
49, oog's statement was Just one,
e.1O .bst Nr. Henley had done him a
anu ~ Injustice. Mr.. Adams said: AT
80 ,;,ns that the Union Pacific board
nc s i,-.- issued 5000. 900 of 5 per
=. Collateral trust bonds lit was in
80 - IsSSI was not even a director
49, - comnany. Mr.. Henley's second
= mai / and the directors violated
80. .Ls isw m having the dividends of 1888
and 1854, despite the existence oil gross
soq,ing debt Of $l3s 900 900. IS not we'll
Founded. for it is not Illegal 10 pay q
J;Tidend while there IS q float
ms DEBT. Ny company has paid
III the money due government
--rdsr the Thurman act as fast as the
on have determined the dispute. As
- IL bging done, l had not been a d.
-setor In the Union Pacific for three
-ssrs At the time that its endorsement
r. nIaced without the consent of Con-
vrsss on SIS. OO0, 900 of the Oregon Short
7ine bonds. In addition to this, as Mr.
Tong has stated, the courts have held
tbs transaction to be legal. 1t is nom
sense for NJ. Henley to claim that the
ssse.s belonging to government have
bssn criminally diverted TO anticipate
: premium Of Il per cent. on the third
mortgage bonds due in 1889, for tn re
ars no third N rtgage bonds of the
D~0sEa
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The Anniversary of Clusters Death

ST. PAUL, MINI June pa st. Paul
special to the Pioneer Press from the
Custer battlefield, Montana, describes
the celebration Of the tenth anIiver-
sarv Of the battle by a few OF Its sur
yivors. The great Sioux chief G II went
over the field and described the manner
in which Clusters command was de
stroyed. Gall is fne-looking Indian,
As years ID, weighing over 200 pounds.
and reticent at first Finally he told
his story with dignity and animation.
We saw soldiers early in the morning
crossing the divide. When Reno and
Custer separated, We watched them
until they came down into the valley.
The CRY was raised that the white sol.
diers we're coming and orders were
given for the village TO move immedi-
ately. Reno swept down so rapidly up
on the upper end that the Indians were
forced 10 tight. Sitting Bull anG l were
at the point where Reno attacked. Sit
ting Bull was a big medicine man. +"
The women and children were hastily
moved down the stream, where the
Cheyennes we're encamped. The Sioux
attacked Reno and the Cheyennes and
Custer and then all became mixed I'D.
Women and children caught horses for
bucks 70 mount; then the bucks
mounted and charged back on Reno.
checked him and drove him to the tim
Der. The soldiers tied their horses to the
trees; came out and fought on foot. As
soon as Reno was beaten and driven
back across the river. the whole force
turned on Custer anu fought him until
they destroyed him. Custer did NOT
reach the river, but was met about
nan 3 mile up the ravine, now called
Keno Creek They fought the soldiers
ana beat them back step by step until
al we're killed. Zone Of Reno's officers
COnnrms this, saying: ut was pro-
aaoly during this interval OF quiet on
heno s part that the Indians massed
On Sll custer and annihilated him. y
me indians ran out OF am
~ and then used arrows.
11nley nred from behind their horses.
ne solalers got the shells stuck in their
Stus ana had TO throw them away.
-. Ie! 'neniought with little guns (pis-
80 Inc Indians were in couples be-
~ ana IN fronto Of Custer as he moved
~ ~. me ridge 10 take position, and were
~ - many as the grass The first
1911. Ooul panleS, keogh's and Calhoun's,
80 -nted and fought on foot. They
I,,;I oroke but retired step by step
- ~ leIced back to the ridge upon
80, J--iC5 4 81 finally persisted. They were
NOHn II line where they stood.
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Resigned Because of the Expulsion

PARIS. June 24.-The French Radical
press point 10 the Count of Paris mani
festo as proof of the dangerous char
acter of the man as a resident of the
Republic. They say the manifesto
completely unmasks his real character
of conspirator. Three of the state
Councillors and Count De Pourtales,
Third Secretary Of the French Embassy
at London. have resigned because OF
the expulsion OF the Princes
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Pnssi Piled Pnssi

Sure cure for blind, Needing. and
itching Piles. One boz has cared the
worst cases q ten years' standing. No
one need suffer Ten minutes after using
this wonderful Kinks German Pile
0sntnent Il absorbs tunos. aIlays
ne tscntng ~ oncs, so1 ~ . pouitics,
pves fnst&ntrei1d. Kinks Pie Oint-
nsnt n prepared oaly for Pflss and
lsesinS q Ne private parts. and
By or Agent.
Bold By Druggists; ss.t By nal O.
rsoekDt e price, Soc. and 81 90 psr -
DR. o. o. BKETON, fsos.,
Cleveland, O.
- sass ~ Z q Il I p11G 6tsrs. 4
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Miss Cleveland in a New Position

CHICAGO, June 25.-The manager of
the Elder Publishing Company has been
in communication with Miss Cleveland
relative to her coming to this city and
taking charge OF the editorial depart
ment of the Literary Life. A dispatch
received to-day states that all arrange
ments with Miss Cleveland have been
completed and she will come on al once
to take the position nRmet.
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AwaIkinr sksl..oa

p - = Springer, OF Mechanicsburx.
eve, snS Il was afflicted with lung
% 4 Ills -IS aoseess on lungs, and reduced
5o-i's - ~ Skelet0n. Got 4 free trial
C1lsu,DD.D;II. Kings New Discovery for
sooi , Ip.loni which did me SO much
After 5S;.. l bought 4 dollar bottle
one no-as tnree bottles. found myself
l. hesI,h : man, Completely restored
gu ;- i .. 9Th hearty appefite and =
Csii 80 in = o. torty-eight pounds"
= .ree -, = z Z. NJ 1. Drug Store and 90,
a.. -, IA bottle Of this Certain c1,r. H.,
diseases Large bottles 81
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An EatorprfsInr, ReII.ble Hou..

An EnterPrfsIng. Eeliable House.
z. c. VI. I. can always be relied upon.
not only to carry in stock the best o.
everything. but to secure the Agency
for such articles as have weil-known
merit. and are popular with the people.
thereby sustaining the reputation of be-
ing always enterprising. and ever relia-
ble- Having secured the Agency for
the celebrated DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, viii sell Il on \
positive guarantee. It viii surely cure
any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs, and Chest, and 10 show our con-
ddence, We invite you 10 call and get .
Trial Bottle Fres.
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Excitement in France

PARIS, June 25.-Much excitement
has been caused by the manifesto of the
Count of Paris on his departure from
France. Newspapers containing the
manifesto are selling on the streets in
large numbers. The documenthas made
I great impression.
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DEALERS IN BASE BALLS. BATS AND
~ Base Ball Supplies 20 get our prices De-
fore making their purchases. Clubs supplied
az lowest rates. Spalding Bros. Bats ard
Balls specially, also large stuck 0fcheaper
grades Bicycles for young and Old Tn
cycles and Velocipedes for children. Guns,
Ammunition end Sporting Goods. Evans &
Spencer, 81 Walker Opera House
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BY Half n Length

QUEBEC. June 25.-Hanlan and Hos
mer roWed a race here to-day, three
miles with turn. Hosmer turned the
stake fourteen seconds in the lead. bu.
on the way home Hanian passed him
and easing up, flushed one half a
length in front.
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EDINBURGH, June 25.-OIver Wendell
Holmes to-day received from the Uni
versity of Edinburgh the degree o.
l.. l.. ID. The title was conferred in
DanV.
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Buekisn-s Ar.ie. s.Ivs.

The BEs7 sALvE In the world for Cnts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt khsum.
Fever sors., letter, ChrPPsd Hands,
Chilhlains oorns. and AL skin Erup-
lions, and podtvsly cures f1ise or ne
pay required. It n guarAntesa y give
Prics tvsntylvs esnis per bsz.
For sale ~ = q. n J.
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Entombed alive.

PARIS, June 25.-Twenty-fve men
were killed and sixteen entombed alive
to-day by an explosion in a colliery at
Rochelle. in the Department OF Soane.
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a Mo.t LiheraI oner.

The voLrArc Belt Co., Marshall.
Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLrAIc BELTS and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trirl n snv Uan afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Loss o. : .sa-.ty.
Aachood, &c. Illustrated psmph e. IN
sease.- envelope with fun ps-ticuis--
maile1 free. We i.s-si :. once.
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On the Diamond

BROOKLYN. June 25.-Brooklyn 5. Bal
.more Z.
ST. LOUIS June 25.-St. Louis 5, New
York :.
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Hanged for Murder.

MosreoxERY. Ala, pa special to
the Adrertiser from Scale. says George
B. Davis was hanged there to-day fo-
the murder Of William McLilland alias
Archie Reeves, last spring.
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vigor
and vitality can be cured by Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. @.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. s
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FOR SALE.

A FOUR ROOM HOUsE, GCODAs NEW
a and lot 5xiG rods with barn and young
orchard bearing IN the Eighteenth Ward,
corner Third and A Streets A desirable To-
cation. Also15 acres of good farming land
81 miles south Of city. Apply 20
YOUNG BROS q Main 81
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NERvE-LIFE AND vIGOR restored
In men and women by using Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. G
Smith & Cos Drug Store. 4
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

CECoSD HAND BICYCLES OF ALL
- sizes and IN good order from $40 up
wards. Sole agents for U. 8. A. for the cele-
orated Northern. All purchasers taught
Tree Baby carriages and machines re-
paired Bicycles sold on moderate terms.
n. b. Now Is she time 70 buy bicycles on
The lnstallment system-s30 down, $40
monthly. Note the address: q and p South,
West Temple Street, opposite Valley House.
MATTRESS BRO THEIRS. Agents.
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TWO ZINE Rnoms

IN A NEW HOUSE, TO
u Rent 10 single Gentlemen or Couples,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation,
TIE HERALD once
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GILMORE'S NEURALGIA CUBE is
q positive cure for Neuralgia n :hp face.
side and stomach. For sale &C A. =.
smith & Co. Drug Store g
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Faded butnot Lost

Il does not follow because the com
plexion has lost its polish, clearness and
transparency IN Consequence of age or
sickness, that these charms fare ire
Even the dullest skin may
obtain freshness and bloom BY the use
Of "GLEsS's SULPHUR Soar which
seems 70 stimulate the fibers. and pro-
mote q healthful circulation IN the
superficial vessels. Beware Of counter
feits- See that &C. n. CRrTTESToS.
Proprietor" Is printed on each packet.
ithout which none Is genuine. Sold
BY druggists at 25 cents three cakes 90
cents Where the frosts OF age have
fallen either on the ringlets of the belle
OF the whiskers OF the bean. 'sHrLL's
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DTE" may be
recommended as a peerless remedy. It's
browns and blacks are Natures own.
Its cheapnsss unparalleled.
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All Ablaze.

BALTIMORE. June 25.-A great fire is
raging in Port Deposit. Maryland. En-
gines have been asked for.
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The ou..n,. Arrival.

LONDON, June 25.-The Queen has ar
rived at Windsor Castle from Balmoral
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The Queens sympathy

LONDON, June 25.-The Queen has
telegraphed an expression Of sympathy
to the Count OF Paris.
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BICYCLE AGENCY.

"a W. WALKER OPERA HOUSE, SALT
o1 Lake City. Victor. Rudge. American
Champion, Ideal and Otto. Petite Steel and
RUBBER Tricycles. Boys velocipedes- Before
buying examine our stock and prices. Tents
for sale At our Bicycle department. on our
lower floor. Evans & Spencer.
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ANsON HOUGH, Of Blackberry, u.s.,
says be owes his life to Gilmore's Mag
netic Elixir. Try it. For sale at A. O.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. 6
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Fox q sImons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate instanta-
neous process. Reduction permanent. .
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ZOE sALE-sl1o

40 ACRES OF GOOD FARxING LAND.
III two-roomed house. go a well Of water,
stable. sheds, etc. five miles from the city.
Street
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MONEY TO LOAN

~ E. PoMERoY. BROKER AND REAL
". Estate Agent, i53 Main street NJ ney
20 Loan, Houses and Lots for sale. and a
general real estate business trspssftsd.
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How Ny THRoAT HUEIsI Then why
don't you use HALE's HoSEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR
PIKE TooTHAcHE DRoPs Cure in one
minute.
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OFFICE FOR liEN


FINE OFFICE SUITE INTHE HERALD
n Building. Apply at his oGi~e-
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MARK McKIMnfINs


T livery AND FEED STABLES. nos
" 216. Us and 80 Main Street. salt Lake
City
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PAPwORrH q RINGWOOD

HAVING PURCHASED WILLARD BIR$
III cumsnaw meat market will continue !
the business az the American Market. 66 E. Z
First south Street. and respectfully solicit
: continuance Of custom, promising salts
faction TO all
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I ATE WITH THE FTRM or SIMON
~ Sros- wish % Inform their many friends
that they will carry on the millinery work
Al their re-idence In the rear Of ) p Teas
del's store, Main Stress.
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GUNS, AMMUNITION.

A ND SPORTING GOODS, WHOLESALE
u and Retail, AZ Bedrock Prices All the
leading Rifles and Shot Guns In stock. See
our Manhattan B L Gun. best In the r.ss-
ket AZ the price illustrated Cstalo-
Repairing. Parts for Rides an -
stock. Keys lifted. Age g
cycle. Evans & 5pene
House, Salt Lake CITY.
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AFFICE AND RESIDENCE, no. sS4 z.
" Brigham street. Telephone 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

GLOVE SEWERS WANTED APPLY Ar
VI this Ofics
THREE SEWING MACHINE OPERA
IL tors. experienced hands on shoe work
Apply 70 VIM H. Rowe, manager z. G. MI.
Shoe factory
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The RisdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works.

Corner of Beale and Howard Streets,
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Employment Office.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.,

!. II and 10 Battery sfrec', an FRANCISCO CA.
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Importers 81 Foreign aud Domestic Drvgoods
Hosiery, Gadles and Gents Furnishing Goods
sole Proprietora ana Manufacturers ~ the ceie-
hsrted PATENT RtVETED CLOTHING.
Az isn3g 81
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D4vIrr IN "a LrFoRSIA.
what $40 says About the HrIsh Lnnd-
lord SRsteuss

SACRAMENTO, CAL., Sept. l6.-The Bee
publishes nm interview with Michael
Davitt, who arrived hero yesterday, ON
the subject of pamphlet issued by the
English Loyal and Patriotic Union on the
Status of the Irish tenant farmer" MIR.
Daviu says tho arguments advanced in
the pamphlet nre utterly misleading and
tend to create misconception in the minds
of the American public ma to the
present exaot state of affairs i'll Ireland.
lie draws marked attention TO the groat
depreciation that has taken place within
the last few years in the prices of all
Irish agricultural products, and doniestbat
Irish farmers enjoy greater advantages
OF tenure thau others do. lilo says
that the fnets and figures which
Mr.. Parnoll will present when ho intro
duces his bill INTO the house of commons
on Friday next, will completely refmte
tho misrepresentation made in the pam
phlct md will establish the truth of his
charges ngainst the entire Irish landlord
System.
MIR. DaviLt Ion here yesterday after
noon for Monterey where he will rtmaiIl
for n few weeks, after which he contcm-
plates hedelivery of n sorios of addresses
in the principal cities and towns of Cali
fornin
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DrsmoND orr DIAMOND.
An Episade In n sucet-Car condnc-
tors Bise.

One of those smart AlexmdorH who
travel OH his cheek and the inability OF
the public 60 change 800 bills for glass
Of soda got on Pennsylvania avenue
oar the other day and rendered the atore-
said $40 for his faro. OF course the con-
duotur conld not change It and 30 he got
his ride free. This Was repeated until
the conductor got tired of it, and after
the fourth or fifth time of its repetition
he determined TO get oven with the fellow.
By visiting the dollhouse, and by other
lntana unknown, the manipulation OF the
hell managed TO serape up $i9'9b IN
pennies.
Placing these in little bucket no
quietly awaited the appearance OF ms
victim, having posted the driver and
some oti,er intimate friends who hap
pti,ed 10 ho on board. When the nnsus,
pe0t,ug man with the plethoric pocket
book put in mn appearance and promptly
prodnced the $50, with many apologies,
The conductor pockotcd the bill aud pro
tuaed his little bucket, and amid tho
Rrins of tho spectators presented II to his
customer. The young man looked pretty
cheap and after feeling the heft of the
bucket thonphtfully got OF the car and
disappeared around a corner. Then the
conductor took tho bill from his pocket
aud proceeded TO fold it mp nicely 30 thhi
| il would III into convenient corner Oh
his pocketbook. Something in the APP
pearance of tho bill caught his ego, and
MS he examined it little closer, his jaw
dropped about foot. Tho bill was
counterfeit. The young man had also
boon laying for the conductor.
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1HR rrBRInLs 4oorDEsr.


flae a5s,Ein Says src ~ Hrt 30
tsiAniu 81 thr iclI-.
Erie, Sept. lG.--The excitement over
the railroad accident at Silver Greek, in
which 40 many Erie people lost their
lives, continues undated here and spocu
lntion has been, until tonight, rife as to
the whereabouts of Engineer Lewis
Brewer, who drew the fatod train. This
evening his vito received q letter from
him us follows:
DEAR Wife AND FAMILY | have Ind n tor
rlble nccidnnt. Fourteen are Killed and
many wounded. II is not my fault although
| suppose people will blame mo. j Ind
orders to lay ut Silver Greek, hut the
conductor came out Of the station atter We
hnd stopped and gave mo the signal to q
ahead, which | did, supposlng he had
orders telllng us to proceed. | suppose
will now have to leave tho states, and ,It
not know whether can ever again gNt ~
engine.
The envelope is post marked SilyeI
Crock, and is so dated on tho sheet in
side. Up to 10 night his wife firmly be
lieved him to he dead She snid in m
interview to night that this the first acct
dent Brewer has ever been in after I'm I'm
interrupted service of 20 years.
In an interview tonight prominen
LIKE Shore official states the cause ns fol
lows; Conductor Harrison has Away
ran local freight, for which the ahsenc
OF orders means proceed. lie was no
used to handling passenger trains an,
was called 10 take charge of this heAy
train at moments notice. lle. M
doubt, became excited and applied Iocu
freight rules to the passenger train
Tho funerals Of all the victims VII
lived in Eric took place to-day from tiit
ierent churches. Business was alnos
entirely suspended during the services.
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mar SAsoNs.
Suprem. COuDcn of ihs Northern
FuristIcfiOn.


CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-The supreme
council of Sovereign Grand Inspector
General of the 80 for the Northern
Masonic jurisdiction continued its session
yesterday. The following officers for the
ensuing ycnr were elected Henry d.
Palmer, III. r., sovereign grand com
,unnder, Milwaukee; Charles Levi Wood.
bury, Past Grand Lieutenant Commander,
Boston Joseph Davis Evans, Grand Min
istor Of State. New York State Deputies,
Marquis + King, Portland, Me-, Frank
McKsan, Nnshua,N. H.; George o. Tyler,
Burlington, Vt benjamin Dean, Bostoni
Newton u. Arnold, Providence, X. |. ;
Charles Walter Carter, Norwich, Conn. ;
Robert NJ. q Graham, New York
Andrew Il. Fraze, Camden, N. j.
Anthony Il. Stockcr, Philadelphia
Abraham, +. Mctcalf knlnmazoo Enoch
Terry Carson, Cincinnati; Nicholas H.
lucklc, INDIANAPOLIS; Juhu Oorsor
Sniih, ChieRgo; Albert V. II. Chr
priltrr, Milwaukee,; Herman Ely
Grand Treasurer General, Elyrie, Ohio
Clinton Freeman Paige, Grand Secretary
General Iinuinnnptmn, N. "; smmue
bt'uhtI IHtMibh'tt A'IhlIh iN"tl'tf VI tut
Archiyos, Boston, Mass; Charles 4
MeCieneelmn, tirand Master General o
G, New York Rnh IT Einnft Patterson
Grand Marshal ,tenornl, Philadelphia
VIM II, Highly, Grand Standard Bearer
Bridgeport, Conn; George Otis Rilcr
Grand Captain If tho Guard Burlington
VT, Albert p. Morinrity, Assistant Grnt
Secretary General, New York the Rev
Thomas Il Lamherl, d. H., Grand Prior
Boston; ]. IL. Hobart Ward. Grand Mar
shal Of tho Camp, Cneinnati Oaiae W
Shipman, Grand Marshal Of the Camp
Detroit; Andrew Nombnch, Grand OrgOn
izer, Cincinnati.
Aside from the election of officers, TN
business of the council was of ROUTINE
and secret character. The council viii
conclude its business to-day.