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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-12-13
General Notes.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
wAsHrNGroN, Dec. ia. B. Meyer. OF Indian
apolis. is at the Arlington.
+. Cox was to-day appointed postmaster at
Altoga. Dubois county. vice W. Bonner resigned.
and t. Muldoon, at Roby, Lake county. vice C.
T. Allen, resigned.
Mrs George B. williams left to-day for sacra-
mento, to be absent until the latter part OF jan
uary.
Representative Bynum and family are at their
Nineteenth street residence for tAe winter. Mrs
Bynum will give q "tea" early in the season for
her daughter, Miss Maud Bynum, who will bea
debutante this year.
Speaker Crisp, who goes home next week for
the holidays. will. II is expected. be accom-
panied by Mrs. Crisp when he returns. Mrs.
Crisp is not very strong, and IL is not likely that
she will be able 10 take part In the social life 10
any great extent. She has gone ont but little
during her previous winters at the capital.
Among President Harrison's callers, to-day,
were senator Voorhees, daughter and some
friends.
Aquila ]. Daugherty. consul of the United
States at Callao, Peru, desires 10 learn the names
and addresses of the heirs OF John 6paulding. an
American citizen who died at lea. Peru, in 1883.
spaulding's place OF residence in the United
States is not known. This information Is de-
sired with a view 10 the settlement OF the de-
ceased's estate in Peru. Inquiries should De ad-
dressed directly 70 the consul.
Treasury Agents Williams, Lavender and MUIR
ray who spent the past season ON the Alaska
seal islands, nave submitted their final report in
regard 10 the seal fisheries 10 the secretary OF
the Treasury, but it's contents Will not be made
public until Secretary Foster recovers sufficiently
TO take the matter under consideration.
The amount OF four-and n half per- cent. bonds
redeemed to-day was S2s, 600. making the total
redeemed TO date 81, ,20S $50, and leaving out
standing S4.296,35O.
The British commissioners from Jamaica were
at the state Department today in consultation
with General Foster, special plenipotentiary Of
the United States, I'm regard 10 the terms OF q
commercial reciprocity agreement between tho
United States and Jamaica. liz Is believed that q
convention will be concluded next week.
The exports of brcadstuffs for the eleven
months ended Nov. 30. 1891. amounted I'm value
TO Sl94.077, ,607. against Sl26,7l9.160 for the
same period in 1880, and the exports of beef,
hog and dairy products for the eleven months
ended Nov. 80, 1sal, were SI0s, ,s29, ,9l9 as COM
pared with Slls ,l96,o27 for the same time in
1890.
Secretary Foster Is reported 10 be bet ter and
stronger to-day than at any time since he was
taken sick and fiis friends very much en-
couraged at his improvement He IL still weak,
however and Will hardly be able To make ms
contempt ated Southern trip for several weeks
yet.
The demand for ten-cent pieces and pennies at
| the treasury is so great that IL cannot be sup
| piled. Treasurer Nebeker has ordered thirteen
| thousand ten-cent pieces from the san Francisco
mint In order 10 meet the demand
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MINOR MATTERS.
Arrangements Perfected for the General
Browne Memorial Meeting This Week.


Browne Memorial Meeting This Week.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-The arrangements
for the memorial meeting in memory of the
late Gen. Thomas NJ. Browne. Congressman
from the Sixth district, which is to take
place at the National Rifles Armory. on
next Tuesday. have been perfected. and the
occasion promises to be one of the most
largely attended and interesting of any of
the character ever held. Jerome Wilson, who
was General Brownies predecessor in Con-
gress. and who was TO speak on His Rela-
tions to the State of Indiana" has sent his
sincere regrets at being unable TO be pres
ent at the meeting. on account OF an
engagement made some time since. Jndge
Wilson was warm personal friend OF Gen.
Browne, and he was selected because OF
his splendid fitness for that branch of the
speaking. Mr.. T.. w. Halford has been re-
guested to respond In place of Judge
Wilson.
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Sunday Work at the Barge omcs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Assistant Secretary
Nettleton has written a letter to Mrs. s. ID.
Lafetra and Mrs Mary E. Catlin, of the w. G. I.
u, in regard to closing the barge Office at New
York on sundays He says; "It is my hope that
with the cooperation of the steamship coma
panies, Sunday work can be practically abolished
during large portion OF the year and thati
may prove to be possible 10 discon tnue II entire
ly throughout the year." He assured the women
that the department needed no urging In the
matter "Of seeing that all its employees have that
sunday rest which nature clearly requires
and to which the law entities them, except when
labOPs of necessity or charity prevent"
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Coming Appointments
Snfcial 20 the Indianapolis journal.


WASHINGTON, Dec. IA number ef nomina-
tions are expected TO 60 to the Senate on Mon
day or Tuesday next, among them two members
of the Interstate-commerce Commission, mem
ber of the Court of Claims and some Of the dis
trict and circuit Judges. 1t is stated that Con-
gressman Culbertson, of Texas, will surely be
the Democratic Interstate-commerce Commis-
braska, or Ex-Governor Anthony, OF Kansas, the
Ranuhiean memher.
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Measures Of Indiana Congressmen.
,pecial 10 the Indianapolis Journal

WAsHNGTos, Dec. 12.-When there is q call OF
the States and Territories in the House for the
introduction of bills, Representative Brookshire
intends 10 introduce bill for a public building
at Brazil and Representative Patton a bill for
the i'm provement of the Calumet river at Ham
mOnd Representatives Johnson and Waugh
will present lot OF measures or private interest
to their constituents.
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Tribute to the Late Hon. s. s. Co,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-There was a notable
gathering I'm the New HampshiTe-avenue home
Of Mrs. &. 8. Cox this afternoon 10 witness the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
LATE News ITEMS

LATEST news from Chill. up to the
18th. indicated the complete defeat Of
government forces and the occupation
OF Valparaiso by the insurgents The
government loss in the battles proceed
ing the occupation Of Valparaiso was
very heavy. the killed being estimated
al 5000. President Balmaceda had fed
and president-clect Vicuna sought the
protection Of one Of the foreign vessels
IA the harbor.
THF London Standard. in an article
on the grain shortage. advises the con
sumption Of Indian corn by Europeans.
saying that the United states could cx-
port 400. 900. Ooo bushels Of maize. and
that an extra shilling per bushel would
attract all the maize in America ncces-
sary 70 supply Europe with wholesome
nutritious food.
The town council Of Moscow Is con-
sidcring proposition to compel en-
ployers 70 furnish their workmcn with
rye bread at the normal. or about one
half the present price. Experienced
persons says that the rye ukase will
merely have the effect OF enriching a
few dealers who are holding grain for
famine prices
The news from all parts Of England
and Ireland Is 10 the effect that the re-
suit Of long-,ussained heavy rains Is
distressing The crops are all under
water. and will be spoiled unless sun
shine comes speedily. In some See
tions the potatoc disease has made ifs
appearance
THERE was destructive storm al
Berlin. n. u. on the night Of the 27th.
Crops were destroyed and houses car
rcd away. Miss Addic Taylor. aged
-. and Charles Smith were drowned.
AZ Iloag's Corners mill and tenement
house and two iron bridges were washed
away.
GEN. WILLIAM WELLS. Of Burling-
ton. VT. formerly collector at Burlinq-
ton. who was breveted brigadier-gcn-
eral for bravery on the field. and OF
whom Sheridan spoke as one Of his
best cavalry of{icers h named q the
probable successor Of Secretary Proc
t0r.
JrDoE JoHS +. DnIox, u New
York. was, on the 18th. elected prcsi-
dent of the American Bar association
IN srsAion in Boston. A report was
adopted urging all the states 70 ~
point ccmmittecs on uniformity OF state
laws.
The preliminary examination Of Wit.
nesscs summoned 20 testify n regard
~ the fsrk place disaster was begun
BY Assistant District-Attorncy Town
send. 81 New York on the 2sth. The
testimony introduced In contradictory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

- -~~ = - - = 1881 t'fttt
LONDON. Aug. 80. The Eoy;|
xette announces that Queea VI
has issued commission to the
dent, vicc-prcsidcnts. treasurer
members Of the council OF the
society for the encouragement Of
manufactures and commerce
preamble rchcarses the invita,ion|
President Harrison to Great Britt
take part in the Chicago expos
and goes on as follows:
WHEREAS. It's our wish that the
lion should afford full and suitable
sentatlon OF the industry. aoriculta|
Inc arts Of Great Britain and IrcInn|
Dur colonies and dependencies IN Il
Asia. Africa. America and Austral
hat our subjects should cooperate
exhibition.
knor NJ. That we. considering the pr|
md earnestly desiring to promote ~
'ess 81 tire exhibition. appoint you ou|
nissioncrs 20 obtain and distribute 4
formation as TO tho best mode wherc|
products &c. OF the United klngio'|
colonies. etc. NAV b. produred an
Sardei. and to assist and co. opcrat|
rally IN promoting the success Of \
exhibition. and TO report % us IN vi
very proceeding taken: and. lastly.
lain this commission 20 continue
force until the exhibition shall be
and the various proceedings COM
Herewith are properly concluded
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

DecssIve victory eoE ehe Chilinn Con.
gressionslists' Asmy-Ancr Despernts
Fighting bsaImaceds's Army 4 fut "a
Rout With Heavy Loss snd the Congress
sionnl forces Occupy vnlpa rniso--Ths
herman Admiral the Intermediary 6ss
the surrender.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. 3o.-The
firm OF John u. Sprccl<els 4 Bros ol
this city received the following cable
gram direct from valparaiso yesterday
afternoon:
Opposition defeated. Valparaiso In con-
troll OF congressionnlists-
The cablcgram comes from 4 source
which houses interested In the CHILEAN
trade here state is disinterestcd and
authentic.
BslmaeesIa Defeated Twice IN One lDay.
WAsHIxGToS. Aug. 3O--Thc follow
ing cablegram was received by the con-
gressional ENJOYS here last night;
IQurQuE. Aug. "a
MONT. WASuf~GToS: Bailnaceia de-
featcd for the second time TO day. After the
victory the congrc -sional forces remained
outside Of this city. Valparaiso was de-
liverci up 20 the German admiral. who. on
his side Immediately delivered Il 10 the
orders ~ the congressional government.
Communicate this 60 the governments Of the
United states.
lslgncdl ERRAz,Rix.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
A BLOODY TRAGEDY

John Baxter. ~ Brooklyn. Fired
shots. and Each One Ends III
wife and Two Children and Iiims|
Victims.
NEW YoEK. Aug. c0.-John u
his wife and two children were
dead in their rooms at No. Si2 Ea|
Hundred and Sixtieth street Al
been shot. II Is supposed 70 be
murder and snicide. Baxter
painter. aud said to be = son
wcll.lnown character Of the SAND
Of the Ninth ward.
Close by the body Of Baxter \
American bulldog thirty-two-d
revolver. containing thres cart
and four empty shells Shots
heard nj 10 o'clock last night by|
tenants in the house. but no invd
ton was made until this morning
The policeman found on a IA
the room where the bodies lay q
addressed 20 Isaxter's mother.
in the nd-writing Of the dead
and showed that he had content
the deed. No reason was given,
Is supposed the man was insane
children had been shot while
and there was no evidence OF
gle. The couple had been nj
seven years and did not live happ|
--- ------------
WIN Resist Bls wIfs's sult for D'v|
Sioux FALIs. q. d.. iug. 80
evident that James q. Blaine, vi
fight the divorce suit brought
wife. who now resides IN this|
Yesterday Judge John Garlan|
ceived Instructions from Mr.. ~
attorney In New York 10 make 4
pearancc In the case when "
started. and 20 deny the allcgai1
desertion o. adaltery Il made.
ground on which the contest N
msde are nut yet fully detcrmine9
the papers will Be drawn witn',
weeks The case will come up !
Judge Thomas IN Dcadwood'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

THE special session of the Vermont
Legislature which convened on the 18TH
is the first special session held in that
state for sixteen years In the house
resolution. on the 10th. to empower
the governor 70 receive money due
from the national government was
tabled, and resolution appropriating
$4,000 for the representation Of Yer
mont at the Worlds fair was referred
e. general committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

A LETTER from Stanley Falls states
that a the time q its writing Emin
Pasha WAS resting Il wadclai. after
having inflicted thorough defeat upon
IT, dervishes lie had captured 400
tssks q iyory and q quantity Of am-
munifion. arms and stores 81 all de-
fcriptions; had reoccupied ali the old
stations IN the equatorial province and
dervishes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

MEssRs. BrrrEEwoRrn. Handy and
Peck. Of the foreign commission Of the
Columbian fair commission. have had
satis factory interviews with the Rus
sian minister's ~ foreign affairs and
fina2ce upon the subject Of Russia's
participation in the fair. Both prom
ised chat they would cooperate in the
heartiest manner. and promised that
Russia will surpas~ her previous efforts
In international cxhihif5onG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

CHAs- STEPHEN, an American Journal
list who was travelling through Mexico
70 collect data for book on that coun-
try and its leading people died OF yell
low fever in the City Of Mexico re-
Gently.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

THE news of the fighting in Chill had
favorable influence upon the London
stock exchanges on the 18th. Gillian
bonds adv anced slightly in price. The
feeling prevails that the struggle 50
disastrous 10 Chill is about 10 be ended
BY = decisive battle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

The Vermont legislature met in spc-
cial session. on the a5th. the disposition
of the directtax refund and the ques-
ton Of increasing the states appropria-
ton for the Chicago fair being the chief
questions 70 be acted upon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

The Kreuse Zeitung Of Berlin prom
ises a series Of articles on the Russo
French entente and the feverish excite
ment prevailing in France, and de-
clarcs that il sees the coming of storm
which, however. Germany is fully pre-
pared to meet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

SECRETARY Of the Spanish Legation
Manuel Senoa was arrested at Cape
May. n. j.. on the 27th, on complaint
OF Rev VIM H. Burtle. for having
driven = horse in hard and cruel
manner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Mrs JoHS JAcoB AsroR. Mrs. Fred
Vanderbilt. Mrs Townsend Borden.
Mrs Richard Irwin. Mrs Vim. Jay and
other ueli-known ladies. have ex-
pressed a willingness to contribute for
the relief Of the families suffering from
the Park place disaster. II is ex-
pected that Mrs. Astor and her associ-
ates viii fezm an auxiliary relief fund
at once
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

TwELsE hundred mem rcre landed
from The naval fleet q Bar 8arbor.
Me- on - oath. and marched 20 Keep
park where they were reviewed "
Secretary Tracy and Admirsls Ghe-
ardi and Walker. Most Of the co..
tsgers and tswnspeople witnessed the
evolutions The thick fog which had
covered Bar Harbor for three days
neeessitated ~ postponement Of the
6ee<-6ril.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

THE Swiss federation has thanked
the American and other consuls for
their congratulations on the sixth CEN
tennial Of Swiss independence. and has
ordered commemorative medals distrib-
uted among the consuls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Acute triehinosis prevails at Muhlau,
near Plauen. Saxony. Many people
are i'll. and several have died from eat
ing injected pork, evidently of Ger
man breeding. The local Inspector OF
meats has been dismissed from Office
and prosecuted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

PRESIDENT GoMPERs Of the American
Federation Of Labor, has issued an
open letter to AL labor corporations
asking them to assist the National
Quarrymen's union in forcing the stone
cut by McClenahan Bros. Of Port De-
post. Nd. out Of the market
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Hon = G. PoxERoY. ex-united states
senator from Kansas. died at the resi-
denee Of Mrs J. C. Within. At whitins-
vile. Mass. on the asth, in the 10Th
year Of his age.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
a source Of wond~rment that : single
Life was saved.

SrATEsvnLE. n. G.. Aug. so.--Thcre
Is yet great excitement over the rail-
road accident at Third creek Friends
Of the dead and injured are fiocking
here. II y a source Of wondcrmcnt. to
those who see the wreck. that single
life was saved
The total dead now number twenty
two and the injured twenty-six. The
dead are Icing cmbaImed as fast N
possible and sent 20 their homes, and
the injured are receiving the warm.
hearted hospitality Of the southern
PEOPLE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

STR GEORGE BADEN POWELL the
British sealing commissioner. who
writes from the PribyIov islands under
date Of August ;. says: I'VE have in
spccted all the rookeries on the Priby-
Low islands Fifty schooners have been
warned and several arrested
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

AcTISc SECRETARY NErTLEToS has
decided that when letter IS supposed
70 contain dutiable matter and the adj
dressee refuses to open il in the pres
eDce Of acustoms officer. il should. after
being retained at the post Office for a
proper period. be sent to the dead let
ter Offices
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

WAsniSGroN, Aug. 80 Acting Sec
rotary Wharton. Of the state depart
ment received the following cablegram
last night from United States Consul
McCrcary. at Valparaiso:
Battle fought near city this morning.
Government forces badly beaten.
Heavy loss both sides City surren-
dercd TO opposition. but in hands Of
admirals Of American. German. French
and English fleets for good order. No
communication with Santiago. Oppo-
sition forces now entering the city"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

TIM London Standards St Peters
burg correspondent says that United
States Minister Charles Emory Smith.
acting under instructions from Wash
ington. has requested an interview
with the Russian minister Of the in
teriar 70 discuss the question of the
emigration Of Russian Jews to Amer
IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

TIE parade Of the Union Veterans
union at Cleveland O.. occurred on the
27fh- the lrne Of march being shortened
on account Of the feebleness Of good
many Of the veterans The column
was mass Of American flags. nearly
every member carrying good sized
one 1t made beautiful sight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

II II ~ Ia
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~no wss ussei'ng .nroukh MeS'e
~. 80" - : oooN IN .ns' sou.
~" - k i~oP's u.eu - -
80 s - INC ny " "e~'eo -
:. ToH. An' ~ ING spanish Legation
uss senoa WAS arresteu ~ zap
Nay. y =. on tne ..tn, on complain
% ne'' "m - pus'ie' ior navint
oriSen = nurse IN naru ana erue
manner.
Tuv Sw;<. f.asr,,;or h.s .b.rre,
tne American ana otner consuls 10
.neir COM ra'uiat LIONS On tne SIKH cen
nnnio1 SWISS inaepenuenee. ana ma
oruered commemorative medais distrio
sseo among the eonsuiA
49, v.,. ,.,r;s,..,, 4, -.
- ssss;<,, -, ~ ar,h ths d;s,>os;,;,,
OF tne aireet TAX reiund ana the cues
tion o. increasing tne state approPia
t'on lot the .n'eago .air oeine tne enie'
ques<"nS ~ - aeteu upon
IT, E-rs. Z-;tr,r ~ psr,;r rrov,,
i<-s s.~;~s ~ .rt;cles ~ ,ha Pr.so
r~.r.h .,,,.r,. 80 ne fsvar;sh avc;,<.
en' pesans IA rance' anu &c
cia.es tnat sees .ne coming % s'or -
wnien, however oermany y iui'y Pre-
Pareu 70 meet
Ac,-Yv <x;~h;nc~;s rreva;,s N Wuh,.r
49, pI.,en Saxonv M.nv reonls
a.. II, .n5 sexer.l hsx. a;ed from eat.
TX ..u hiy
nian o.eee- ne iocal insPee'or %
meats mas peer ois"'sseo iroin oniee
80
~ - 49,. fcht;, T. chu;
. f.xor,bI. ;nerenee rron ,ha I.ondon
$500, sx.h.nc.s ~ IT, s.,b cb;l;,r
bor,ss adv .nred sl;gbtlv ~ nr;ce The
iene Ps ina. ing s'r"ksie -
eis@s.fous 70 mn. = ABOUT ~ oe enue =
~ = aeeiSi'e o4'
Pvxs,nrxrc o,rrrps ~ ths Am.r;can
r.z.~.t;,, - T..ho- h.s ;ss,.a -
49,, lc,,er ~ Ill lahor .ornorat;ors
.slr;nc th.n ~ .ss;st tie National
Onarrrmen,s upion n forcing the stone
cut oy Mceienanan bros.' o. fort De-
post NO. out On inc market
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lov stands F;ftv sehoorars h.v. ha.,
-aa - .....,.l .-s.-..s-
Arrrxc Srcnrr.ny Nrrrrxrox h.~
Sec;5ed that when I Letter = sunnosed
70 contain dutiable matter and the al
dres<ee refuses 10 cn~o Il n the nre.-
enc. az n eustoms Officer. II shouId. AFTER
he;rc rat.ir.d ~ the r,o<t of,;.a a. =
nr,r,rr ner;od ~ sent ~ The daad l.t-
49, afyscea
~
THE parade Of the Union Veterans
2-fh- the lrne OF march being shortened
on account Of the feebIeness Of good
many Of the veterans The column
was mass Of American flags. nearly
every member carrying good sized
one Ii made beautiful sight
IN bonnon standards - Peters
burg correspondent SAYS that United
states Minister eharies Emory smith
acting under instructions from wash
with the Russian minister Of the in
teri.r 70 discuss The question Of the
emigration ~ Russian Jews TO Amer
lea
- - svhS sAeoD AsIoh' M,s- REQ
:, e', r - nssnn Doruen.
Mrr hNhAfu Twill Mr~- WI Jay anu
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-05-06

as adopted at its national meeting, are
against it There is no middle ground.
If member of the alliance can not
stand by the Ocala demands he should
step down and out of the order. These
demands have been accepted and
adopted as the platform of principles of
the order, and every member who seeks
to breed strife and discomfort among
the brotherhood, in regard to the whole
or part. is an enemy of the alliance,
and should be treated as such. The duty
OF membership should prompt every
loyal brother to submit to the will of
the majority or quietly withdraw. 1t is
on such spirit as this that the future
OF the alliance must depend, and by its
perfect work its future progress will be
marked. Fidelity and full discharge
of duty to the order will detect and
drive out this extraneous matter and
keep the alliance pure and healthy
when nothing else will. Let the
brethren, therefore, make new re-
solve to bring everything up to the test
OF true membership. Keeping in mind
that charity which is always kind, but
spurning with contempt those agencies
which seek to corrupt and destroy, let
them resolve upon renewed fidelity to
the doctrines of the order, and an un-
hinching discharge at any and all times
of the duties of membership and all
will be well.-National Economist