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cry, No. 2, Minneapolis; Darius commandery,
No. 2. Minneapolis; Constantine commandery,
No. %, Crookston.
Grand commandery. Kansas-Mt Olivet COM
mandery, No. IL, Wichita; Garfield command
cry, No. 1S, Mcpherson; Abilene commandery,
No. 70, Abilene; Montjoie commandery, No. 20,
Pittsburg.
Grand commandery. Maryland - Maryland
commandery, No. 1. Baltimore; Baltimore COM
mandery. No. 2, Baltimore; Monumental COM
mandery. No. 3. Baltimore; jacques DeMolay
commandery. No. 4, Frederick; Crusade COM
mandery No. 5, Baltimore: Antioch command
cry, No. 6, Cumberland; Palestine commandery,
NO. Z. Annapolis; Beauseant commandery, No.
8, Baltimore.
Grand commandery. Nebraska-Mt. Calvary
commandery, No. l, Omaha; Mt. Moriah COM
Elandery. No. 4. Lincoln; Mt Zion commandery.
NO. 8, Plattsmouth; Mt. Hermon commandery.
No. z. Beatrice; Mt. Tabor commandery, No. 9,
Fremont: Mt. Horeb commandery. No. TO- Te-
cumseh: Mt Nebo commandery. No. H. Hast
lngs; Cyrene commandery, No. IA, Red Cloud;
Joppa commandery, No. II, York.
Grand commandery, Arkansas, and battalion
of knights.
Grand commandery. West virginia-Wheeling
commandery, No. /. Wheeling; Palestine COM
mandery, No. 2. Martinsburg: Calvary COM
mandery. No. 8, Parkersburg; Kanawha CON-
mandery, No. 4, Charleston; Potomac COM
mandery. No. 5, Charleston, Cyrene command
cry. No. Z, Wheeling.
Grand commandery, Colorado-Colorado
commandery, No. 1, Denver
Grand commandery, North Carolina and bat
TALON Of knights.
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red velvet on one side is a cross with gold rays
and appropriate Latin notices. On the front
is the figure of a mounted knight with a scroll,
bearing the legend, ''Moberly, No.. 1874"
The present eminent commander is ]. s.
Wallace, a well-known citizen of Moberly, and
the other officers as follows: A. b. Thomp-
son, generalissimo; j. W. Morgan, captain gen.
eral: George L. Hassett, prelate; J. T. Rucker,
senior warden;J ]. W. Hoover, junior warden
Ben /. Hardin, treasurer; Eli II. Mix, recorder;
II: ?. Jennings, warder; J. W. Barnett, captain
Of the guard.
The commandery is accompanied by the
Brunswick silver cornet band of fourteen
pieces which will appear with it in the parade
tomorrow. The knights Of Tancred command
cry wear the regular uniform.
st. Elmo of Bolivar is Offered by Flavius A.
Affleck. eminent commander; A. Harry Lewis,
generalissimo, Harry l.. Carry, captain gen.
eral; John d. Able, prelate James ]. Akard,
senior warden; Albert P. Mitchell, junior war
den; Richard b. Viles, treasurer; James g.
Simpson, recorder; Dan c. Farrar, warder;
Thomas Greer, standard bearer; Collin E.
Bushnell, sword bearers Arch A. Lovelace, cap
tain of the guard
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walla walla. deputy grand commander, L. sirs
: Harry Rush, Spokane Falls. generalissimo
Edward Ross Hare, Tacoma. grand captain gen.
erals John Fox Damon, Seattle, grand prslato;
Eugene Tsllmsdge Wilson. Ellensburgh. grand
senior warden; George Nell Alexander. Seattle.
grand Junior warden. Charles Newton Daniels,
Tacoma. grand treasurer; Thomas Milburns
heed, OLYMPIA, grand recorder. Daniel Ken
meth Mcpherson, sprague, grand standard
bearer; Daniel Thomas Kvger. walla Malla,
grand sword bearer: Horace Walter TYLER,
Spokane Falls. grand warder; John Rector
Peters, Elensburgh grand captain Of guard
The Grand commAnderv of Washington was
represented by SIX sir knights, a. follows: r.
L. Sir Knight L. NJ. Beatty of Tacoma. grand
commander; E. Sir Edward Ross Hare. grand
captain general; L. Sir John Fox Damon.
grand prelate; sir James A. West grand Junior
warden; Sir Sam1 {. Dawson. grand senior
warden, and Sir Daniel Lyons. grand sword
bearer. They are CHARTERED at HOG 9Th street
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EN-. COM. VAN wINKLE. motto surrounding Ii.
Its present officers are: Walling W. Van Wrinkle
eminent commander; l.. c. Hunt. generalissmo
Samuel b. Baker, captain general; James A.
Bryan, prelate; James A. Wetherell, treasurer;
Frank Rex, recorder; E. F. Lathrop, senior war.
den; Henry F. Harnish, junior warden; W. NJ
Cox, standard bearer; B. F. Stewart, sword
bearer; Albert B. White, warder; John L.
Williams, sentinel.
Kanawa commandery Of Charleston, VIVA,
had fifty sir knights in line, well drilled and
uniformed.
Its officers are as follows: Sir Neil Robinson,
eminent commander; Hon. Sir. E. L. Butter.
lex, generalissimo; Sir NJ. T. Davis, captain
general; Rev. Sir r. d. Roller, prelate p E
Sir j. N. Carnes, treasurer; Sir b. w. Patter-
son, secretary; Sir F. W. Schwamb, senior
warden; Sir Clarence Moore. junior warden;
Sir A. G. circuit, sword bearer; Sir o. H.
Michaelson, standard bearer; Sir ]. r. Guard,
warder; Sir W. B. Carder, sentinel
Charlestown, VIVA, was represented in line
by twenty sir knights of Potomac commandery,
No. s. The officers are as follows: c. Mason
Hough, eminent commander; A. Mason Evans,
generalissimo; Braxton ID. Gibson, captain gen.
eral; ]. Newton Sadler, prelate; George w.
Thomas, treasurer; G. Frank Gallaher, re-
Briscoe, junior warden; E. G. Marlatt, warder;
G. T. Shugert, standard bearer; Gustav Brown,
sword bearer; John Hill, sentinel.
Thirty sir knights Of Cyrene commandery,
No. z, Of Wheeling were in line. Their officers
we're: Alfred PAUL, eminent commander; H.
o. OFT. generalissimo; E. L. Rose, captain gen.
eral; F. H. Warder, prelate; F. P. Jepson,
treasurer; W. H. Crate, recorder; R. H. List,
senior warden; George Griffin, junior warden;
L. W. Bleyney, standard bearer; F. G. Mccoy,
sword bearer; William Brugher, warder; T.. w.
Bliss, sentinel
The Huntington commandery, No. 9,of Hunt
ington, WA, brought out 81 knights. Hunt
ington comandery is the youngest in the state
Of West Virginia, having been organized in
June, 1886. The uniform worn is the regu-
lation. Huntington carried one Of the pref
test banners in the procession, having on il
the full emblem, cross and crown, name, num-
Der, and location worked in gold and silver
bullion.
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eminent COMMANDER; EN-. COM. MOUNTAIN.
Thomas p. Morse, generalissimo; Robert J..
Humber. captain general; A. l.. Miller. prelate;
c. J. Hogan. senior warden; John ]. Pierron,
junior warden; John Glenny. treasurer; Emil
nent Sir VIM. H. Mayo, recorder; Sirs George
Douglas, standard bearer; James A. Harris.
sword bearer; Charles A. Sargent. warder;
Peter SHERMAN, third guard James W. Young,
second guard; r. III. Caffal, first guard; Emil
nent Sir Thomas Seal, captain guard.
st. Joseph commandary, No. 4, of st. Joseph,
No., had in its ranks Joseph S. Browne, a
native of this city. but now a resident of ST.
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The division was formed in the following
order:
Grand commandery. Dakota-Cyrene COM
mandery. No. 2. Sioux Falls: Fargo command
cry, No. D. Fargo; Grand Forks commandery,
NO. 5. Grand Forks; Damascus commandery,
No. TO- Aberdeen; jamestown commandery, U.
D.. jamestown.
Albert Edward preceptory. No. "a. Winnipeg.
Manitoba; Godfrey De st. Aldemar preceptory,
No. ?. Toronto Canada: Godfrey dc Bouillion
preceptory. Hamilton. Canada.
drsnd commandery, Montana-Helena COM
mandery: No. l. Helena; Montana command
cry, No. 3; Butte CITY.
Grand commandery Washington territory. and
battalion of knights
Grand commanlery. wyoming-wyoming
commandery, No. l, Cheyenne.
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CIR. COM. BENNETT. burg, grand general
issimo; L. Sir John W. Collins, Charleston,
grand captain general; E. Sir Thos.
W. Fleming, Fairmont. Grand prelate; L.
Sir Stephen Warehouse. Wheeling, grand
senior warden; Z. Sir Edward L. Rose,
Wheeling, grand junior warden; E. Sir d. W.
Emmons, Huntington, grand treasurer; E. Sir
x. Z. Huntington. Fairmont. grand recorder;
Z. Sir Braxton ID. Gibson, Charlestown, grand
standard bearer; E. Sir John b. Crane. Fair
mont, grand sword bearer; E. Sir E. NJ. Van.
deryort. Weston, grand warder; E. Sir Alfred
PAUL., Wheeling, grand captain of guard.
Wheeling commandery, No. 1, of Wheeling,
WA, made creditable showing. The officers
OF the commandery are as follows: ]. W. Nor
rls, eminent commander; G. H. Collier, gene
ralissimo; ID. A. Stanley, captain general; Rev.
K. Il. Swope, prelate; c. P. Brown, treasurer
). l.; Beck, recorder; E. W. Runaway, senior
warden; r. j. Fullerton, junior warden; john
A. Zorn. standard bearer; Peter Boyd. sword
bearers. Warehouse, jr., warder;T 7. w. Bliss
sentinel.
Palestine commandery, No. 2, of Martinsburg
W. Va, did not reach here until this morning
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En- tUM CUUk. UOu. Standard bearer;
J. Albert Thatcher, sword bearer; George L.
So llerz. warder.
The members wore the naval style of uni
form. black feathers and black baldric, with
gold trimmings for officers and silver for men.
The banner was black and white on one side,
and on the other knight in armor was kneel-
ing at the cross and gazing at a vision in the
heavens. pointing TO the cross and crown and
TO the clouds. In the background were tents.
showing an encampment. 1t was trimmed
with heavy gold bullion and :assels.
Arrayed III handsome uniforms the Jacques
DeMolay commandery of Frederick. Md. pre-
sented an attractive and knightIy appearance
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tlneI.
Grand Forks commandery. No. 8, Of Grand
Forks, was also represented in line. Its officers
are: David NJ. Holmes, eminent commander;
George B. Clifford. generaissimo; William A..
Topping, captain general; William T.. Currie,
prelate; James A. jerks, senior warden; Clar-
ence A. Hale. junior warden; William Bulge.
treasurer; Edward J. Lander. recorder; James
Rae, standard bearer; II. p. Rucker, sword
bearer; Geo. B. Winship, warder; John G.
Rusche. sentinel.
Aberdeen was represented by Damascus
commandery, No. 10. which is Differed as fol-
lows: Romulo A. Mills. eminent commander;
John s. Perriton, generalissimo, George L.
CALDWELL jr., captain general; Joseph NJ. Nc
Bride. prelate; stephen Hawkins, senior war
den; Henry S. Williams, junior warden; Samuel
II. Jumper, treasurer; Herbert L. Sill, re-
corder; Frank G. Wilsey, standard bearer;
Reader s. Ellis, sword bearer; Gerson ]. Davies,
Warder: George w Armantrout, sentinel
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A. McIaln, oWd. b.; EN-. COM. WALLACE.
Richard G. DePuy. warder; John A. Dole,
Treas; Julius J. Eddy, recorder.
CANADA.
Then came our Canadian neighbors-
physical specimens, attracting considerable at
tention. They were under the guidance of
Right Eminent Sir William G. Bell.
None Of the visiting Templars attracted
more attention than the twenty-five knights
representing the Albert Edward preceptory of
Winnipeg, Man., who came all the way down
here from their land of early frosts to Join in
the conclave. Their fine uniforms and knightly
appearance do as much as their geographical
starting point to mark them for admira-
ton, and they are being shown that
the people on this side of the
traits of hospitality and that they are just as
welcCme at the capital city as though they
came from Pawtucket or Sandy Bottom. The
officers are: Sir Knight w. G. Bell, right emil
nent provincial grand prior; EN-. Sir knight
w. Taylor, presiding preceptor; Sir Knights w.
c. B. Graham, constable; A. II. Van Ellen,
marshal; Canon O'Meara, chaplain; Jas. Had
dock, registrar; h. 8. Wesbrook, treasurer;
s. G.. G. Thompson, captain of the guard; w.
d. Douglas almoner; A. Harston, first standard
bearer; Thos. Spearman, second standard
bearer, and b. L. Langeleer, sword bearer.
st. Aldemer preceptory of Toronto. Canada,
was represented by about As knights. Their
uniforms are about the same as those Of this
country, and their banner resembles many of
those carried in the parade today. The
officers are: Very eminent n. T. Lyon pre-
ceptor; verv eminent P. j. Slater, constable;
and Sir Knight Henry II. Lockwood, marshal.
The commandery is quartered In their special
car at the Baltimore and Potomac depot
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THos- BALLASTYNE. late; Charles A. Dray-
ton, senior warden; Joachim r. Saussy, junior
warden; Robert =. Lowell, treasurer; John +.
LaFar, recorder: Joseph Phillips, standard
bearer; Robert C.. Kennedy sword bearer;
Robert s. Nell, warder; Geo. C. Goebel third
guard; A. r. Launey, second guard; T. ii. Nc
MILAN. first guard; Z. T. Roberts, sentinel
The Rome, Ga, commandery, represented in
line today, Is Offered as follows A.W. Walton
eminent commander; j. I. Shanklin, general
tssimo; John j. Seay, captain general; W. F.
Quiliian. prelate; Samuel p. Snow, senior war
den; j. j. Childs, junior warden; John ID. Kirk
patrick, treasurer; w. H. Adkins, recorder; J.
L Wright, standard bearer; ID. b. Hamilton,
sword bearer; +. A johnson, warder; George
T. Murphy. third guard; John A. Hampton,
lecond guard; 7. II. Jewell, first guard; L. ].
Wagner, sentinel
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MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA.

The members of the
Grand commandery of
Mississippi marched I'M
der the leadership of
their grand commander,
Frederick Speed, an
eminent Mason. The
knights from Mississippi
in the line united with
those of Louisiana to
form q battalion. bear
ing the standards of the
two states.
The Louisiana knights
in line were commanded
by the grand comman-
der of the state, Right
Eminent Sir Albert G..
Rrica The othor of3icay
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eminent deputy grand commander; Winfield s
Corbett, eminent grand generalissimo; Edward
G. Culp. eminent grand captain general; Rev
i. c. upper, eminent grand prelate; Clarl
Gray, eminent grand senior warden; Alex. g.
Robb. eminent grand junior warden; Christian
Beck eminent grand treasurer; John H. Brown
eminent grand recorder; John b. HOODS, emf.
neDt grand standard bearer; George H. Jenkins
eminent grand sword bearer; George G. Kenyon
eminent grand warder; Fritz Magus, eminent
grand sentinel
About fifty of the well-drilled sir knights Of
Mount Olivet commandery, No. IL, Wichita
Kan, joined in the parade. Their officers were
j. A. Hollinger, eminent commander; Rober
G. Dean, generalisimo; w. s. Corbett, captain
general; H. L. Arnold, prelate; C. E. Martin
recorder; T. +. Truitt, senior warden; George
l. Ross, junior warden; George L. Pratt, sword
bearer; George E. Hausmann, standard bearer
j. H. Hettinger, warder; H. L. Goodrow, senti
mel.
The Garfield commandery, No. 10, of McPher.
son, Kan, was under the command of Emf
nent Commander Amos E. Wilson. The Other
officers were: @. Aug. Heggehind, generals
simo; W. H. Annis, captain general; Alex G.
Robb, prelate; George II. Malthy, treasurer; w
j. Kuyte. recorder; j. U. Fellows, senior war
den; George W. Baker, junior warden; H. H
Bixby, standard bearer: A. c. Spillman, sword
bearer;J. N. Preshaw, warder.
Montjoie cOmmandery. No. &c. Of Pittsburg,
Kansas, made a highly creditable showing
though it is the youngest commandery In thai
state. 1t had about thirty members in the
parade. and carried q beautiful white silk
banner embroidered heavily with gold buttons
on the upper part, tapping over. on black
watered silk "MOntjoie Commandery, No. 80
X. t." in the center Of the white field
large red cross; above the cross: "In hot
signO vinces," below it "NOn nObis dOmisnt
non nObis. sed nomini tue da gloriam'
In gold letters. On the bottom "Pittsburg
Kansas" Each member wore q silk ribbon badge
white with black edge, gold fringe and meta
clasp, enameled pittsburgh, Kansas" In
the center Of the badge q metal clasp
representing a grasshopper, to which i,
suspended by a red ribbon q large gold sun
flower. The grasshopper emblem has above
in gold letters .MOntjOie Commandery, No. 80
K.T.," below .'Triennial Conclave, Washington
DC, Oct. 8, 1889"
1t was commanded by Thomas P. Waskey
eminent commander; John r. Lindburg. gen
eralissimo; Albert Coles, captain general; Louis
Kumm, prelate; David 8. Miller treasurer; w
F. de Niedman, recorder; Lawson D. Jernlgan
senior warden; Melvin NJ. Snow, junior war
den; George w. Williams sword bearer
John Lanning. standard bearer; Orvlle H
Hughes, warder; Frank W. Langon, sentinel
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but cuffs and gloves. The Grand commandery
officers are as follows: James H. Peabody,
Canon City, G. c.; George Wyman, Long
mont, D.G.C.; Samuel H. Thompson, Durango,
G.G.; Byron L. Carr, Longmont, G. CO.; Rich
ards Harvey, Central City, G.P.; A. A. Bur-
nand, Leadville, G.S.W.; A B. McGaffey, Dem
YER, CIV; William d. Todd, Denver, CT.
Fort Collins, G.Sw.B.; N. j. Lawrence, Denver,
CIV; Thomas Linton, Denver, &C. Of guard.
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bearing were perfect.
The commandery was
differed by Eminent
Commander, Sir VIM.
NJ. Bushnell: general
issimo, Sir Edward II.
Milham; captain gen.
eral, Sir Edward s.
Bean; pre- la tie, Sir
Henry F. Stevens; SEN
ior warden. Sir VIM. P.
Jewett; junior warden,
Sir Leonard w. French
treasurer, Sir LathroI
E. Reed; recorder. Sir
Geo. S. Acker; stand
ard bearer. Sir Jas. Nc
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1t now has seventy
two members in good
standing, with the fol-
lowing officers: Leon
ard A. Rose. eminent
commander; Peter Pick
ton. generalissim o.;
Archie j. Craig, captain
general; R.W. knowlton,
senior warden; A. l..
LOOMS, junior warden;
F. B. Nash. prelate; A. ii.
Burke, treasurer; j. o.
Jewett, recorder; w. ID.
Allen, standard bearer;
o. w. Ballard, sword
bearer; H. C. Riehl, war;
der: s. L. Connick. SEN
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Wihaha commandery
of Dakota with its
twelve sir knight 8
formed a part of the
great northwestern dele
cation. The following
are the officers; Robt.
E. Wallace, E. c.; Chas.
E. Blackwell, Gen. Ern-
est j. Swellenbach, G.
g.; Jas. w. Cloes, prel-
ate; Theo. F. Branch, s.
W.; Frederick b. Fau-
cher, J.W.; Harry Will
liams Std. Dr.; Geo.
A. McLain. Swd Rr /.
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Der of this command
cry is the present gen.
eral sword bearer of the
Grand encampment of
the United States. 1t
was of1icered by Sirs A.
C. Robinson, eminent
commander; c. H. Ste
vens.generalissimo; Ed
ward Pipe, captain gen.
eral; Horace p. Dix,
prelate; Jas. A. Smith,
jr., senior warden; Por-
ter VI. Austin, junior
warden; James G.. Cash.
treasurer; Wesley P.
Rickart. recorder; o. s.
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McCulloch, right emf
nent grand commander;
Walter ]. Hilton, vice
eminent deputy grand
commander; Noah NJ.
Giyan. eminent grand
generalissimo: David w.
Wallace, eminent grand
captain general; C. c.
Woods, DID,, eminent
grand prelate; Joseph
g. Hearne, eminent
grand senior warden;
|Chas. s. Glaspell. emf
:nent grand junior
warden; Flavius j. Ty-
gard. eminent grand
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buttons In front anc
carried the Cyrene com
mandery banner. Tn,
present officers are
Eugene W. Coughran
EN- inent commander
Henry T. Carson. gen
eralissimO; Benjamin F
Campbell. captain gen.
eral; Rev. +. Gardner
prelate; Charles Norton
treasurer; william II
Holt. recorder; Collin.
ID. Pratt, senior warden
William r. Burkholder
junior warden; Charles
Barrett, standard bearer
Arthur B. Wheelock
.-@.I m
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having been organized
in 1880. 1t has taken
part in every triennial
since it organization
and was in the parade
at the Garfield monu-
ment fair in Washing
ton. 1t was Offered
by Lewis Rainear. emf
nent commander: Chas.
A Atkins, generals
simo; VIM. II. Beegle,
captain general; Thos.
III. r. Roadway, prelate;
Nelson E. Buchanan,
treasurer; John ID.
Beegle, recorder; Al
fred c. Atkins, senior
warden; Frederick A.
Wiseman, junior war
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WYOMING.


was nanusomely repre-
scented in the Parade by
twenty-five knights Of
the Wyoming command
cry. No. 1, Of Cheyenne,
Wyoming territory.
This is also compare
lively a new command
cry. but with true west
ern vim is in a most
flourishing condition.
The list Of officers
were: John {. Baird.
e m inent commander;
Samuel A. bistol. gen.
eralissimo: John X. Jcf-
FREY, captain general:
Rev. George c. Rafter.
.-.f.. Ill A.
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Bernard, VIM. n Duffett. George H. Ross, d.
G. Fiske and J. Reynolds
Joppa put ten men into the brigade under
the command of Sir F. C. Powers, who though
senior warden in rank. is acting eminent COM
mander on this pilgrimage. The officers are:
j. f. Hale. eminent commander; W. Y. Reeder
generalissimo; W. I. Scott, captain general;
E. NJ. Dorr, prelate; G. W. Slider, standard
bearer; W. L. Wheeden. treasurer and re-
corder; r c. Swartz, sentinel
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DAKOTA.

The Dakota Communicates were headed to-
day by the Grand commandery Of that great
section which has just added two stars to the
flag and of which the grand comm ander
is W. ID. Stiles, a well-known citizen of Sioux
Falls and clerk Of the United States dis
trict court for the fourth judicial district
Sixty sir knights of Cyrene commandery, No
2. of sioux Falls. S. OAK, paraded today. The
members wore the regulation uniform with black
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was headed by Paxton's
military band, which
accompanies it from st.
Louis. 1t has the honor
of being the escort
commandery of the
Grand commandery of
Missouri. 1t was chris
tened the "Old Guard"
at the triennial conclave
In New Orleans in 1874
for its soldierly bearing
and fine marching. 1t
was Differed in the par
ade today as follows:
Sirs Joseph Mountain,
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Wdc VI SduiLSo AA
1859. and includes some
very eminent men upon
Its roster. II was under
command of Sir George
Cook, eminent comman-
der; Tbos. F. Sprigg,
generalissimo. Geo. W.
Starr. captain general;
John s. Tyson, PEG,
prelate; ]. A. Charles
kahler. P.G.C., treas
urer: Henry 0. Reese,
NG. G., recorder; NJ. A. G.
tClitt. senior warden;
Albert Partlett. junior
warden; Thos. F. Lam
l.
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organized April 5, 1867,
with Sir Vim. 8. Rock
well as eminent COM
mander, is one of the
best known Templar
bodies in tine south. 1t
has furnished three
grand commanders to
the States. p. Hamil-
ton, 7. Bsllantyne, and
William s.. Rockwell.
The officers are: Thos.
Ballantyne. eminent
commander; William A.
sWalker. generalissimo;
John II. Cavanaugh,
captain general: Rev.
Chas. H Strong pre-
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aud were loudly APP
plauded. The present
officers of the COM
mandery are: George
L. Wellington, emf
nent commander,
Thomas W. Shryer,
generalissimo; George
NJ. Dietz. captain gen.
eral; w. j. Graigen,
prelate, William E.
Griffith, senior war.
den; James A. Nichols,
junior warden; j.
Henry H oltzcl a W,
treasurer, and Henry
Shriver. recorder.
There are at pres
ent fifty-nirn member
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L. ID. Dalzell, very emf
nent deputy grand COM
mander; Sirs David r.
Graham, generalissimo;
Geo. ]. Pinckard, cap
tain general; Sir and
Rev. w. K. Douglas,
prelate; Sirs Fri C b
Brand, senior warden;
T. j. Heard. junior
warden; Samuel NJ.
Todd, P.G.C., treasurer;
Richard Lambert, p.
&C, recorder; Hugh
Breen, standard bearer;
Fred. Eyle, sw ord
bearer; G. II. Schenck,
warder; J. W. Mcguire,
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The Twelfth division was from

northwest and n was
commanded by Right
Eminent Sir w.D. Sites
of Sioux Falls, Oak. .
the grand commander
ofDakota. He had as
his staff. the following
sir knights: r. EN-. Sir
William q. Bell, chief of
staff. Aides-de-camp-
II. En-. Sir Andrew j.
Fisk. r. En-. Sir Tru-
man b. Hicks. En-. Sir
David VI. Holmes. Em.
Sir VIM. II. Stokes, En-.
Sir John 2. Crennan,
Sir Otto Duker. Sir J.