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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

head OF hs class. and later from school No.
35 He was admitted 10 The College ot NeS
York where he was student nearly three
years, aud he studied political economy IN
the evening high school Entering mer-
camille lft he became familiar with the de-
tails of commerce, anu pursued bis studies
Ia the evening After a thorough pruba
ti0nary schooling in trade. MI Sheldon
came 10 he West and located Al Chicago
He began The study of the law pre-
viously at New York. continued the study iu
the West, aud completed the fun course Al
the Union College Oi LaN IN Chicago where
he received the degree 0f Bachelor of Laws
and was admitted TO practice by the Illinois
Supreme Court.
Ea IL mauitesting taste for journalism
Mr. sheldon soon became prolific con
tribntor 10 the Press throughout The
country. writing upon political science. secret
societies, history and religion. lie now
occupies the tripod uf the Ngsfic q, cie. The
official newspaper of the Patranchal Circle
tie was a member of the independent
Order OF Odd Fellows for more than ten
years bat being lotal American aud hav-
ing belief in the true manhood uf American
character he stood by the PAirarchh Circle.
whicn he Joined ia good faith in lssl and
because NJ would not desert ibe Painarchal
Circle he vas expelled by the indep .uds-uf~
after mock trial aud an er-pgrte
star chamber force He l. a. far
All Old Fellow today in his exisllei sfue
as he was during the ten wears "a. his ectfN~
abors ia toe Independent 0ndsr aot l- De
heves the Pairiarchai Circle 'S iauuH 90
triumph, solely and purely De- aanse thaf
Order Is and has been nEht. Ar S8eIdnu
Is active M Illinois pohIci cn-ies an0 Is
also an active working member uf ihs S,.r
Ond Presbyterian Church. of chicago. he
believes in American ideas tho oughiy. AID
he predicts a widespread groNih of Ameri-
can ideas and American popularity during
the years OF the immediate future THAT
the ume is ripe for such growth. Mr. : eli
don saws no better evidence Is NEEDED than
the un American policy Of The independent
Order of o id Fellows towards The PauiarChal
Circle the past four years.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15
CLEVELAND SPEAKS
Office Holders Must Not Be
Offensive Partisans.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN EARN ST
q" Office Holders are Tn Agents OF the
People, Not Their Masters in
diwdual Activity Rot Con
dsmned.

WAsHSaroS, July a. Tie following
executive order was issued by the President
this afternoon
"ExccurIyE MANSION WAsHiNGroN. july
a. ls,6 - n. The Haik ~ Dpartasr,t g, tas
>e-ur- ~ fir G-a~rai Golaameat. l deem
this a proper time TO especially warn all
suDprdinates In the several departments and
ali Office holders under the general Govern
menl s.ainst the use of their official posi-
tious boa attempts 90 control political move
mcnrs in their localities. Olice- holders
are The AGENTS of The people. not their
masters. Not only Is their time and la
bHr due 90 The Government bat they
should ~crupulousiy avoid IN their poll zeal
action. as we'll as in the discharge OF their
official duty. tirndius by display of
ootrusive uarti~an~hip. their neighb 'rs who
have relations with them as public officials
They should alsp constantly remem Der that
the party friends flOm whom they have
received preterment have not invested them
the power nf arbitrarily managing their pO
.itics affairs They have no right a. Office
holders TO dictate tue political
action of their party associates or
to throttle freedom OF action within
party lines bv methods and practices which
ffrl tFfl t0FtAA anu ltAotAiAAFif pun INot
pt parry organization fine / flence Of
federal Otiice-hplders should not be felt in
the manipulation of political primary meet
ings and nominating conventions. The
use by these officials Of heir positions 20
compass their selection as delegates 10 pDlIt-
icsl conventions Is indecent aud unfair, and
proper regard for the proprieties and
requirements of official place Will
also prevent their assuming the
active conduct of political campaigns
Individual interest and actie witty 10 puhiicai
affairs are by no means cond-mned. Office
holders are neither dsfrenchi>ed nor for
bidden the exercise of political privileges;
but these privileges is not enlarged nor l.
their durv u party iucre ised u perniciOus
activity bg oflic--hpldiug A just discrim-
inafinn in mi, regard between the things "A
citizen may properly d. aud the purposes
for whicn public office should not be
used. is easy. in fhe light of a correct aDpre-
c.atiou of the relation between the people
and those entrusted with official place. and
a consideration of the necessity under our
form OF Government of political action free
from official coercion. You are requested
tO comnunica'e the substance of these
views To those for whose guidance they ere
intended GROVER CLEVELAND"
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

Peter Van Nechten Jr. supreme Counsel
of the pstriarcbal Circle. was born on q
iaru pue mile from Cr-kill. Green county.
NeN York. Apri l5. 1877, and hved there
uuui Nav. 1897. when bis father sold the
farm aud moved 20 the village of I. els
four miles from Cstsgiil. where be attended
the village school. leaving home when ne
vas l3 yesr- o "a, ami entering q store in
Cai Kill. where be remained until lSG5.
whSn he left Catskili for "a iscunsin. and
ianded in Milwaukee When no school
siuI,ing geography he was cantinua rs
looking a. the Nor hwesiern Territory
which then compn-ed what is nov the
Sfaies of Wisconsin. Minnesota. Iowa aud
al the Nurrhwest. AID many iim-z t1ld bis
schoolmates that when he was q msn be
would 30 there His predic IONS were real
izei before De- reached manhood Be took
"A cle- kship iu store aud iu 1876 took ont
the SASH sss and nails thaf haiit toe
first hous. Dee Neosao ia Is49 he had
charge of store. saw mii and
rrist mill a. Negsho Leaving there
in september. ls49 and going back 10 Mi
WauEce he made an engagement Rith
fnroop Se.aem 5e- "a is49 in fhe hat esp
and far busine--. sui rrmsi1ei slth hi7s
until Nav g. 1851 when be- Iefi on scenurf
nf hts heaIfl Frln 1s45 g. lShl De- So
al aeiire memhrr of the volunteer FIRE De-
lsarfuefi ol Milwaukee. wss seven wears
foreman of an engine COMPANY. bur iefi fbe
degsr meni shen Be- ehanRed - pav De-
par meut TIE iuIued MHsaukfe Lodge 7
% of % y January y -5Z snd ll le1 every
Office frsm 60 81 mennfie3 TO-.
work ia eterf office lead Al the Journals.
kept posted ln si maifer@ rpiafina
Cd the order rss admitted g., Grand lodge
ol Wisconsin in l,5s. snd in Is8i vss eieci
"a ID, p1iy Grand Mas ~ of thf Grand Lodge
~ Wi-eun-in in Apni lH8l he va- a..
p1infet Sne ai Agent in fh- Z Serr,t
service he aaii f1af pps t.u1 1nfI l.fa
Wnen An1F Jnhnefr suaug around rfe
ercle be re- goei hecsn-e 30 reuId nor
Hafk uadeF az aislin'-frsflon be csnd nos
surIurt In is. 10 0As calied ~ spefsaI
anlf io - 30 ts.tfrai8 y fte d .r..rr fs-s...f
sna continued I'D stecai f0ff unfH Isa
ohen BE- vss estlei - efsn- ksuids hr
5000 NHism ~ H0~arf 90 inrest iesrs
frsrsfrs 20. trine - IRE anfs ~ she frana
Rsais & Indiana r.frpsi Prom $50 %
fs-- rse in iae h-Feouf Department p.
special ~ isaasrT fs-- aa8 f.r. rss aaer
~aarf sn8 ~ -1ef 50 - - and 81
nfef -hr A. - ee.-i.lss if ffit fsfsn
ltfes W N 'sean.7r fn f-z he f-r.if.ai &
te 80 81 franf Hsser - ft. aosfnes-
ro nof a8uf ~ 81 1slf anf is1
ess eefrl 7ran3 Na-lea ~ str g
m *rs sHd r isa Deuafs firaae
-i- Is7f lf-srI Hs-Ie eef ~. snf
saHi se-sseH safr- e. GrsFa g. 81.
~ nfe3 -ase noe b. q r. So bad
ueeea res f1e r-s 81 1ne -. i..sas-
1s me 81 7eek ir stt Te- ie.fr-s
sri Taer frrsnl esetfr tt sr sa sFrF
ar he fsnt isfsf H 81
af CO - ear
r rH Tss tr
E assnar se1 ~ the snff t ~ .asf
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

g. Isl aim ta laak nal ra slast thlag-
ttas are behind hat ~ press forward o.
fI.a-e inaf art before ~ she's Repeat We
ai forgive taea. ii noi tlulIr taeiu lllp
Grand hlFtr Aue tliuese a-d Ftil- -na> As
salsi -. This n.sltstian las uQi 81 al
nules Travelled in lle paths ol lsaae lt has
m-t = lia ffle saulf "a iaerlslles 4 other or
eaaIastlaus st iiks character lt has fr4N-
e.ei ths saue paihs iAat Others have traa
u has had .-s floia euloul And iuss = if--
iu-a.l t4a5 Is needs ueA j. q alEie ai oraug
Rtpis enersa and enaaranee-
and & W4s mHsl 1apps
thought that directed the orollers uf
6raua Rapids q invite us lere 81 fals ume
in behalf of iiie ms moefs oi tle Supreme
Temple and lhe ladies ihat have aocsmpa
nled u- ] accepf the seicsaar illit osn-
ssious that Grand Rapids lever uulsd for
lIs Hospitality. houesuleaoc aui charity
alll make us al ivsi ihal it h4z oeeu good
f5r us a. have neeu here. And uvu se
have finished oar Work aud are reaay to 80
90 our homes we can al say tle hear ies
most when tle iif- move not oui lAe ege
speaks ihe gentle good hy
Auer Rally Round The Flag. by Tie
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15


81 .s-s ae -sfe
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. 49,
-
.4r -Isaei a-l t.a tae convention
- .see.n - lie .lou4r.
s.......
t7 fr ~ A - -'
ral Dn taltF E-s Iut.rl.ri thaL
r.-. .t .. ..t.. .... -... th- f..t. would
saw lne ~ e ull.lal- sa.i "uiid
..sH. less l- rtl .-ri q. p" teil.t.- -t.'a +i -lr
-l-te-.a- manner Hi irat,u- ai-- ,l-- al
m ae. lrIsi7 we're pir -t-'i.'l
--e REPORTER l-r- ta.c4 ol tur
Aa-.ta .r-a,lla aAt ia--1 .A- p.utia-7
arrr af. --r- .-lafalt 1I tle matter
-..-tt. i'e. tArA '.rs--inr4 ue.diue
s-a -u'i A4t -eil.'-l e-.-ef -a AZ il-t
fsii ans frp.ft n rf---hil' GOA
t.e rrifs on --- sla1l7 t1ai
.h- state desar n7nt al Washington MAS
al .l. .t.r.l % t.- -r fr'- Nr give
i-Aat'i- ppt'u Hia't o'A-rfAln- lne
-'lti- tsil'h 90 -Ar H'tr'a'-rn. ur exc
H.ra-ri -fe1. 'I' pll@e q, lte iA4--f. .rt-'A 90
lar '.l.t a. -tir nri.l-- iH'ti-n '.A r no
lsl 'atl a'i-ul irl - i-e reporter liir rk-
.s.r-er 0i ii- treaty tat oEA'I.. c'-cd
Pr .niritl-" it Is th- -tarfi. opinion in
~ lallttic circles iatt 'lr -at'tIi-t -f 'dHies
I'D taHi1o frrF largely iullrneei the
lliir.i -a'es pNFerltAenf 80 oec"mr a par
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

The business meeting lasted until II
O'Clock aud the trausac ions were strictly
of a private nafure The cOmmiffre on ere
dentials reported all grand officers present
except the Standard Bearer and First and
Second Aides. Some forty accredited ami
initiated delegates were reported as present
and on motion of thr committee the follow
iug delegates were recommended for, AMI
received the supreme Tenn lie degree, A.
Miller. Bangor Mich. TDomas RI ey. 81
Paul: Alex Donald. Sti waller. Mimi G..
Carpenter. DIS Slpf . lnd J ohm q
Todd Dep o Mich Isaac Nadel, Eikharl
Ind. No = ! H. Beais. EugiewpOi. TIT ,
No. -. Fernando W Petite. Milwaukee,
~ WIS Thomas Riley, 81 Paul
Ninn. No. Hulier, Y 3
Mich. J. Ell vi s,n. North
field. 9. " nm J. A Ltwrenc-, ruebor ~
8 Mich Chas " Peters Minneapolis No.
l. Ninu T. = Thompson. saltwater No. 4,
Alex Donald. Wisconsin NJ. -, WIS l..
NJ Grover. Occidental No. 1. lls 4.
Height Mesiic NJ. lnl
IS. Ills. rn0mas + NJ Kiniey Gs ,es-ee
No n. Mch Wm Johnson % rid.dfal
NJ I. Ills Henry Sheidon. Jr. Polio NJ
"a His J. " Cushman. AuRiain 80 II.
Ohio. r a. -wuzer. Bnser Ciu No Nis
: B Kenyon. A E. L ! NJ J. \. y. q
A Rockwell. Rdsiey so 4. ls A =
Flbe. Hiawataa 40 I,ws Hall,
a iains y 10 Mich Chss Chaser hvnn'u
40 Mich G. A Armstrong Garfield ~.
g. Mich Geo. 4 CumHer Rcd CitN Ne -
Mich Geo n Gln u, Dep supreme or
der fsr Ne1rassa Il Penney
The supreme Temple admitted As Repre-
sentative nr Lovemeii EagieWo'd Del
for Wes dflf femple. Macs, and tTeoI ge
Bradford. -heb0gEan Wis
The election u officers was ma1e ihe
special order flr i0 octes uls morning
the matter If revising fhe is'ios ans chang
ing uniform was referred to Supreme Com
mandcr a B Myers q staff to repr ~
the next annual sessi 5n. The Grand
secretary and Grand Treasurer pre<eHfe
faeir annual repo-fs whicn were rerg
satisfactory. sh1ElnE an lncreast i
menharsafp ard duaucisi stan iinE.
Ihp following programme has been A.
ranged f8r fnisf
a. n -@essi .n af Supreme Temp
u m Tee Supreme Iempe afa fis
rore Hifn escort ria fase street CARS a
~feef Hotel for Rsess Lake
f8 g. m The campeiiffrf prile drA
wi 30 heId rn fhe grounds ~ fne '5ranf
Bs1.is street ksi' FsF Ern e4nr. nr nes1
tf1i r'sf prepared expressly fr che oefs
s1n ~ Rrei faFe in Vhra ori p u ff
Eeatei itsf al VISITING temples Fli aarieI
Esfe
SO m-oaen ar eoaoer e. FaItoa q
Para
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

The Cashier 81 a - Louis hank Alleged
TO Have Emb. zzied About Forty
Thousand Dollars

81 LoCis July lt-Ihe Provident say
inss Bank was closed ar noon today by or
DIR oi Che Uai'ei states Circuit Cont. upon
application IF Carlos = Greeley, a stock
ho.de end Frec,or The petition alleges
that A.mon b Thompson. tue cashier, had
enot zzl-1 sums amounting tn about $4,000,
and further AYERS that fh- deposits amount
rn over one million dollars with assets. over
and above liabilities. of Sl,100o it is
probable that fhe assets viii nof realize the
amounts at which they are estimated. and
rhsr the bank sill scarcely liquidate fully.
The ceposif0rs are mainly of ihe middle
class there being feH str.ctly commercial
customers Mr. Thompson. the cashier. IS
we'll SunFn ln business and social circles
a- Na.on ot hisl sanding. being af the
present time Commander OF lvanhoe C0m-
mallerr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

NJ Gladstone has ~ urnei fo London
The Concord school oi Pod lsophr opened
YESTERDAY
Primo Jerome Napoleon paid q visit 10
eueer Victoria Fer.tr'isf.
A terrible small paE eni defnic is raging in
Sanfiaso, TIE capita oi lhia
C.d Joseph Weuthworih vss narninated
flr Governor of Ns0 Hampshire br the
Pruhibi'iHnisfs yestf r,isy
The onsnisn -efate has approved the
commercial convention bst vre,.s spain ard
3 gland ~ vote tf ii4 io1
The annnal convention oi fhs southern
transportation rnupsnieF clnf.n.d a.
Washington Yesterday. ~enafof Brown. ~
sror.is. prssininr
ln fhe r. ionni convention ~ sons -
Temperance af Ntw Hsren F.ssrdss
f1refie n Cispp. ~ Bosfoa. vas slezrs-d
gosf Woriht Pairarfb snd ~ Lear
ai Philadelphia Mo- Haftbf Treasurer
TIE auresa ~ sfsiisics 81 Wh.li etoa
reports ffsf fne exports ol nesf sHt .rt
IlTtlueis ~ fiif eiraf uaoff. D. fnaea iune
ID last sEr-eesre it fzifle So. -3a fs- agaiflff
t 90 7bl durng ihs saaas grfioo fn
l-ss
Hs~iu q Fsn Fiesl. Ia-e daf .nItinQ
fressarrr af 81 ar4r eenufr nhto vha H.f
e. osn tIs haf rretr r reifrDef snf r.lens
- garf ~ flrsrrs YES fe.rsrdsf s.n-
tesees ar NefFaIs f1 -Ir Faarr ir ihe ueni-
ter isrf sf fai1m1ns
The erfais f 81 nae 2 a rmais sn7 me
0-ter deprfffuF fin n fi- ssnf IN fks
freuei' sruf giN is tsaneff fn fsfis
1f i.kfF ta ieaa ~ - fs1s ffer-is Na1r
e1 ers -i4e vIth fbf lfsse SO ises fhas r
% - ffefiar ~ e1flreesifIe ftetf ontriaf.s
q. Fl. ..|.s 4
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15
MaXwsLL SENTENCED.
The Hanging of Pr~il"r's Murderer set for
August 2'-An Appeal and stay
TIL OCtobrr ,.

ST. LOUIS July l4-Hugh Moltrain
Brooks, alias " II Lennox Maxwell was
today sentenced % be hanged August -
next. for the murder Of G. Arthur Prelef
on April $. 1855 The pris )ner received the
sentence ia annut bis usua! stolid manner
There were few persons present tie facl
that sentence was To be passed being CON
ceaiei from the general public, TO avoid q
rush OF the curious ones. Attorneys for
the defense asked for an appeal and a STAY
of execution The appeal vas allowed AMI
STAY of execution granted until Oetober >
lS>6 The grounds on which the State Su-
p-eme Court will D. asked tO reverse the d,
cisinn Of the lower court in the ca~e are the
same as We're ma e the basis for an appn-
cation for a new trial before the Criminal
court.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

ste --fto-frsf-'
ElvlsA Nch. July li-oae Of the
.hufHe. little towns IN the north Of this
blooming Lower Peninsula is Emra, about
twenty-five miles south of Petoskey. It's
minl.actuing enterprises are booming par
one OF fle largest broom handle factories in
the country This establishment turns OUT
1ne finished broom handle every second 10
n1s au engine uf l0p-hcrse power with four
large boilers. The msChire cry was ail iu
vented oV ~ g. A lhee. of Chicago Kent &
Go. ruu fa'iv stage from here i0 Cay Iori
ou Che Michigan Central EImirt boasts Of
a good hotel kept by vs. W. Middaugh.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

A Love ll4ifaau Ar Pas
Ilr -trtlaEt 81 NAe fHtNa F.
or4aniz- a Lsales auxiliary, aaa lfs 81
erssae Temple all ee ixlualel ~ Aaala &
degree especially llI lae laalvs-
N a.l a4ra. 5 u.ealter ul hehrar lem
pie WAS ihTeal irsU lls LaTst kfsifr.al
y hen l5e procession sAs i.F.alrg GA olrla.
aer ST. nlt sas 4li iniurel
AmoUs the ladies present are Nf, s.
NahIer. 81, hali Alau ~. 90 d
MnIrs. " Airs 1a,ept fe,- tf
ll Ms A is HeehI laae.as Ii.f
ViIh tne other lads visitors etrt les..t
q Fe,spli.n a. seeei 5 iasl nsal
The GIlo~ns h.aerslfi - saers.-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

NEW YORK. juI' "a Colonel Glider was
released from jail TODAY. his bond-mon being
O. y Tanrer. Commissianer of Emigration.
ce. mel Glider declined CD sta.e his plans
for foe future.
EEw IovnoV. Conn July % The
schooner FRA leff f9r Cumberland Inlet g.
i.v Vfth Coione. Glider Some people here
profess ta think fhat tbe CNsnel grt him
se'f arrested plrpo-eIT to avoid startling sn
f1e frp. having 1ecsme convinced that This
.s an luifrnrshIe season.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

nEHTEf SHELDON. Ja lalcAea liL
Tbs jeCt oi llis sketch b. "a asa.
Syracuse. a. d his Ialher was 3 ei-
suisbvd lawyer uf 0uuudaea Cauatt. a .
aanns ihe bel hood af his sau he ui-tti
Ae~ YORK Iliy. There ihe san eas edo
cs.ei in tAe high sfade grammar schools
aud he graduated irom school Ae Is al ih.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15
AN ANN A1oJ-. Villain.
a washtenaw County Farmer Gets Drunk
and Attempts - XIII
His Wife.

-tc..s.t. ra rte tt.s-sss- -stRs,e.
ANS ARBoR Mich, July 1f-This nom
ing considerable excitement was created by
the report thsta woman had been murdered
Investigation showed thar Benjamin Ar
cher a farmer living uear this place. Will.
crazv drunk bad shot his wife three times
One hai entering ibe breast and making a
fatal wound. Archer was arrested aud CON
r.Eed ID -L- raELn. ike 3 malman.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

ttt..t.st -s rfs Tt.f.tts .ffst.t
MkHeUFTIr Mich. ia Alfred kidder. ol
Dis place. has bought fhe entire interests n
'hu-e hoiding TOE new Cad of Nesaunce. ior
u50 opo
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

fe.e.t e H' '-.taffn. .Hr t.A
NAsssR Mich july - -Georrr keunard
IA affal... eti si Caro- YESTERDAY. anI osn-
ie>-si .u De- crimes 81 bridge burning aud
a. eml3,d frsin sieckinE on zoe O. n A n.
~. ky. lie also confessed Go barn burn
ing
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

Ht..t.st rN reH ft.t-tsa.f.tt.a
NAsmNeroN Jnlt u -r The senate this
morning psssei The bii faf bridge irum
Belle Isle iu toe Detroit river. 90 that CITY
and toe President wil get it tomorrow. Dc
viii probably he signed
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

tntt.s.st Ts fss rf.t-s.e .f.st>a.
WAsHINoros. Jaiy "a To-day Charlotte
Bartlett was appointed postmisres, az
Springfield Oakland cosnir yics D Bari-
ieii. d'oea>ed, and Richard B Jennings st
New Troy. Berrien county. vice T. > saiiih
resigned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

ttrl0t.Ff ft rff rf.E.ffs s.tt.n
DFTRorr Mich. Iuiy ~ Mrs. Anna
Nok. aged 81 ihr moiher If nine children.
was ki.lei boy lightning a. Center Line Oh
the 6rstoi road iasf night
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

WtsHIHGro,. July f5 -For Michigan.
eastern aud western Fsif weather si.tiou.
ars temperature variable winds becoming
souih9iy
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

hosros. july a. -Jp-eph D. Lennon. the
famous oreanisi died 81 DO 30 last night
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

Base hiis kansas Ciif. 8. Dstrolf. 20
Errors- Kansas civ, q. Deirli s
Batteries Weidman and Brady. Smith
and Bennett
Ompre-Wali
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

band, the Supreme Oracle called upon Mar
lin T. krueger, Of Michigan CITY Ind for
a few remarks The gentleman rose from
his place in the audience. and IN a humOr-
ou> srain said. II do not know any good
reason why | was called upon 10 make j
speech, except il be NV similarity TO one of
the Barnum freaks, as he was the living
specimen ot the lost tribe of the children of
Israel and the only Democrat on record
who had resigned an office An adjourn
ment was then aiken 10 he ball of Hebron
Temple. where Supreme Oracle Mailer
delivered his annual address, As printed
yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15

base hiis-t hlca2o - lfuis q
Error>-I Chicago 3 S. Louis
Batteries -ClAT6son and Flint Murphy
and Powers
lmpife-Conne'ly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-15
The Parade aud Rsriew.


The grand parade and review took place
in the afternoon. The battalion formed on
Turner 81 and about five hundred swords
were in line The line of march was a. fol-
lows Turner 10 West Bridge Canal. Mon
roe Sheldon to Cherry and onto Jefferson
ave, where the review was held The del
egates from the Supreme Temple
I'D the procession, followed by
Wurzburg < Holton's band. Then
came General Myers and staff mounted
The Temples came in the following
order Hebron NJ. l. city; rueoor No. 6.
Bangor, Mich Garfield No. 8, Cadillac,
Occidental, Chicago; Milwaukee No. l head
ell bv its hue baud At Jefferson-ave the
battalion was reviewed by General Myers
aud the following staff. Aaron Miller,
Reedsville Nich \. b Height. Chicago,
j. A Lawrence. Norihfeid, Niun.. Col. J
Ketchel. d hance, O.. aides Qnariermaster-
General + q ID Holden, city; Sergeant
General Alex. Donald. Saltwater, Mimi
and Adiutaut ". II G. Jagues of Mill
waukee After the battalion was drawn mp
in line the regular military review tactics
we're executed, and the various Temples dis
handed
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-07-28
TWO MlND.READERS.


A Psychological Interview Between \
Bill.COliector and Mr.. Bilkins.
"Don't say q word!' exclaimed Bill.
kins, impressively, as a gaunt, unshav-
en- man entered his Office. Don't
speak; don't utter syllable. ! have
acquired the gift of mind-reading. A
mysterious sympathy is established be-
tween us. l read your purpose--you
have come here to collect Keen 4
Blunt's little Till. Is it not SOP"
ut is. You are quite right" re.
piled the gaunt, unshaven one. -,
too, have been rhind-reader in my
time. The power Is on me now.
know your thoughts. I can tell you
what the speech You are now framing
will be. You are going to say: Il am
very sorry, but you will have to call
again Am I not right"
"Marvelous!" CALCULATED Bilkins.
81 can go further" resumed the
prophet. in q hoarse whisper. "Yor
will tell me to come up about the mid
die of next week."
Miraculous!'' cried Bilkins. Blu,
have not yet done. l can see inh
your very soul. You will answer: =
have been coming here now every weel
for the last two years, and it's higl
time you settled up"
"You astonish mel"
"Yea. more; you will threaten I,
bring suit against me-"
"Just what l was going to do; but
carry my spiritual communion still
further. You will say: Sue. and be-
BANKED
my dear sir, You are inspired. Yo1
ought to be weather prophet"
"And then. after give you o littl
back talk, you will watt me into tn
street"
There is no use fighting agains
destiny" responded Bilkins, and a fe,
moments later, as the gaunt, unshave
mind-reader collected his remains fror
the sidewalk. he was overheard to re
mark that the next time he metaphys
clan, he would pass him by unnoticed
Chicago Rambler. .H.