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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Two braggadocious lose their lives in q
Mexican volcano.
CRors are badly damaged by storms in
portions Of Minnesota. q
"a slight shock Of earthquake was felt in
San Francisco.
Fifty fatal cases of sunstroke and hun
dred prostrations occur in Chicago, s
"A BUSINESS block was burned at Carroll
ton, Mo-, recently. Loss 800, 600.
The two persons drowned at Detroit,
Mich, were Miss Carrie Roberts, a pronin-
ent young artist, and Alfred Wells.
OVER 500, 600 worth Of property Of the
Tdewater company, at Constable Hook, N.
j., was destroyed by fire.
Fire at Oaksdale, Wash, destroyed half
ofthe business portion OF the place. Loss,
$40, 600; insurance, $50, 600.
There has been so little rain in Cape
Breton that the forest fires have started and
have been raging for several days. They
may reach the towns OF Sidney and North
Sidney.
The Norwegian ship Frank Corvill, from
Glasgow for Santiago, has been given up.
She sailed 2O5 days ago with cargo ofcoal.
1t is feared she has been destroyed at sea
by the cargo taking fire.
"A REGULAR tornado struck sRlchmond re-
Gently. The Philadelphia & Reading car
repair shops were wrecked and large
number of workmen injured, none fatally,
however. Many dwellings were denlolish
eddy the gale
Thomas Brand, who was employed at o
nursery at Rose Hill, Chicago, dropped
dead recently from heat. David Smith, a
pastry cook, and Nick Scarader, an
engineer, were also Frustrated, and their
cases are considered hopeless.
TIE family of Enoch West of Berkshire
Ky, twenty miles from Gin innati, was
poisoned from eatingice cream. Miss Annie
Spilllnah, who was visiting the family.
died in awful agony. The other members
ofthe family are suffering, and are in a
dangerous condition.
The mail stage went through a bridge
across the North Trask river, near Tilla-
nook, Or, falling thirty feet into the rag
ing current among the rocks below. G. b.
Hadley of Tillamook and Rev. Edmunds OF
Iowa, passengers, and AVillsben Maddox,
the driver, We're all terribly injured, and it
is thought they cannot recover.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

THOMAS A. EDISON is the patentee
of 600 inventions, yet he and the bal
ance OF mankind are still chasing col
lar buttons and breaking their thumb
nails in vain attempts to fix their
cuffs in place. Mr.. Edison's mission
is not yet finished.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
AROUND THE, GU ODE.
A Record Of the Weeks Happenings
That are Now Part of the Worlds
History.
The More Important Foreign and
Domestic Events Arranged for
Rapid Reading.
WASHINGTON.

Secretary Rusk has gone home IN Wis
consin for short holiday.
The nomination of Soren Listoe Of Min
nesota as consul at Dusseldoriff was con-
Grmed
The president has approved the act to en-
force reciprocal commercial relations be-
tween the United States and Canada.
The senate has confirmed the nominal
ton of George Shiras, Jr., to be an associate
justice OF the United States supreme court.
The secretary OF the navy has given or
ders that the United States..pr ship con-
stellation be prepared to visit Havre,
France, and Genoa, Italy, in October next,
for the purpose OF transporting certain
works of art intended for, exhibition at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

The total newspaper and periodical
circulation OF the United States and
Canada was placed inl890at Al, 500
600. The $500 preacher who oc-
casionally unlimbess his jaw for the
purpose OF demolishing the press evi-
IDENTIFY has weighty contract on hand.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

TIE 15-inch aerial torpedo thrower,
now introduced as a British service
weapon for coast defense, resembles
in appearance q powder gun, having
the axis of its trunnions at or near
the center OF gravity Of the barrel.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
"a Silent Sound.

Has yer rung de bell for evenin'
sarvices? !" asked Parson Whangdoo-
die Baxter of the sexton.
Foall God, I done forgot all about
hit; L didn'J touch de bell q
8s. Nebber mind, den, as long as no.
body heered yer z
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

In Forsyth county, Georgia, is a
carved or inclosed boulder OF fine
grained granite about 2 feet long, 4
feet 6 inches high and 8 feet broad at
its widest point. The figures are cut
in the boulder from one half to three.
quarters of an inch deep.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

The newspapers OF Philadelphia
which regarded very complacently the
Reading Lacka-wanna coal combine
are beginning to alter their tune.
They have discovered that the price
will rise ST. per ton in that town as
well as everywherelse,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
IOWA.

4 (. y P = y y ! i H. ! .
Otto Hemple, a lad aged II. was drowned
while bathing below Burlington. His
body has been recovered.
Otis, the l6-year-old son of Prof NJ. P.
sHacy, of Drake University, was drowned
while bathing in the river north of Des
Moines.
w. S. Ellis has leased the Bancroft Reg
lister to II. B. bullock, OF Algona Mr..
bullock is Republi can and will no doubt
conduct a Republican sheet.
An entire block Of business houses, IL in
all was destroyed by fire at Cedar Rapids.
The goods were mostly saved. Loss $40, 900.
The burnt district will be rebuilt.
The wife of Rev. f. A. Gossman, pastor
of the Evangelical Church, near Lisbon,
suicided by hanging. Dependency, caused
by worrying over the salvation oil her soul,
led to the act
A considerable quantity Of beer was
seized at Leisy Bros old brewery at
Keokuk. where it is kept as the agency for
the Leisy's brewery; at Peoria. Theseizure
was made by constab e on four different
informations filed in a Justices court. In
junction proceedings have been instituted.
F. o. Hellinger, blacksmith at Bode,
left for parts unknown recently. It has
developed he has forged notes amounting
to several hundred dollars and succeeded
in cashing them at banks in Humboldt be-
fore leaving.
A boy named Wyant was kidnapped at
the Industrial school, at Eldora, by man
and woman purporting to come from
sSibley, Iowa. "a stranger hired team at
the livery stable, came to the school got
the boy in with him and started away. No
trace of them has yet been found. Officers
are in pursuit.
For some time past the state auditor has
been annoyed by attempts at evasion ofthe
state banking laws by incorporators o.
banks establishing branches in the same OF
other towns on the same capital stock.
The matter was referred to the attorney
general and he decided, in lengthy opin.
ion, that such practice is contrary to the
letter and spirit of the state law and can be
stopped
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

CATERP1LLARs from six inches to 4
foot long are common in the vicinity
OF the Darling river, Australia. The
natives twist them together and boil
them in kangaroo grease, which is said
to make a palatable dish.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
a BILL is to be intro duced in the
next pennsylvania legislature for the
creation OF forest reservations at the
headwaters of the principal rivers.

A TELEPHONE line between Paris
and Antwerp has been open to the
public since June /. A charge of
half a crown is made for a five min
ute's conversation.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
WISCONSIN.

West Superior has boodling sensation.
Iron River, Wis, is totally burned and
1,5oO people ara made homeless. The loss
is 500. GOO.
John Shannon, Of Belmont, got caught
q in a reaper. The cords and one bone to his
right ankle were severed.
The residence Of, Lars Larson, at Barker,
was destroyed by fire. The housefand con-
tents:are total loss. It was an incendiary
fire.
The contract for building the old mems
building at the veteran home at Waupa-
for S. $40.
Two me nam d Martin Flahsrs.y and
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
NORTH DAKOTA.

Rev. NJ. v. B. Knox, Phi. d., D. d.. Of
Manchester. N. H., hes been elected 5presi-
dent OF the Red River Valley university of
Wahpeton. He~will assume his duties i'm
mediately.
The North American Live Stock Invest
ment Company have incorporated under
the state law, capital $3.50, 600. The home
Office is at Dickinson. The incorporators
are: Senators Hansbrough and Lyman R.
Casey, Gov. A. ii. Burke, i. T. Burke,
JohnP Bray, TT. Greene, G. F. Merry,
~. w. Raymond.
The 500 extension from Valley City is
graded as far as Uxbridge. in Barnes coun-
ty, Lamps have been established between
Uxbridge and Darlington, and work has
been commenced on the bridge across Lake
ArroWwood, in Stntsmon county, which
will be /, 100 feet in length.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
AZ the Grocer,s,

Give me half pound OF tea,
please. z
BLACK or green, Miss?''
"Oh1 it's all the same; the missus is
blind =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Baron Joseph Alexander Hubner, the wei
known Austrian diplomatist, is dead.
prominent Italian naval engineer has been
arrested in Touion, and will at once be expelled
from France
The announcement OF the consolidation of the
colorado Coal and Iron company and the Col
orado Fuel company Will be made to-day.
A Waterman named Gulyas haa been con-
demned at Pesth to be hanged for numbering
ielioW Waterman. his wife, her sister and his
three children
Mrs. Candice Wheeler OF New York city, presi-
dent OF the Society of Associated ARTISTS has
Deen1nvited to be color director of the woman,s
building at the worlds fair
Victor G. w. Cayendlsh, nephew of the duke OF
Deyonshire and heir to the dukedom, was mar
rled IN London Saturday to Lady Evelyn Emf
y Fltzmaurice, eldest daughter OF the marquis
OF Lansdowne.
The MARKETS.
- CAGO-WHEAT-No. 2 spring, 79f !
10 e. spring, 73to72c.. No. 2red. so
oArs-No. Sic; No. 2 white, s4to
to344 No. white, 32L@34c.
RYE-No. q 653c.
BARLEY-No. 2. Csc.
MINNEAPOLIS 1 hard.
S03c; MOL Northern, 79c No. 2 Northern,
CoRs- No. j 4sc; No. 8 yellow, A
OATs-No. white. 3Oto3Olc; No white.
29c.
RYENo.2 2, 69to7oc.
BARLKY-No. 3, SO to 4Sc.
HAY-New hay sold pretty well, ifchoice
and new timothy also went well, a car of
the latter going at $40; old upland s7tos;
new upland, SOTO $50; new timothy, SOTO
10; poor and damaged, all kinds, $4to 6.
ST.PAUL-WHEAT-N hard, 7Sto79c
No. | Northern. 77to7Sc; No. 2 Northern.
Il to re
cons-No. 8, 4lto42c; No. 8 yellow. 4s !.
Oars No. 2, % to zoe No. Q white, so4
to 3l3c; No. 3, 80 to BOZ.
BARLEY AND RYE-No. 3 barley, 40
TO DOC; No. 2 rye, IL to re; malt, 6Oto75c,
GROUND FEED AND M1LLsTuFFs-No. /,
$16@l6.5o; No. 2, .S16.p@17; No. 8,
$17to$17;5o.; low grade, $3.50 to Ia; corn
meal, sbolted, $50 to %. do unbolted, SIG .
to$16. so; bran, bulk Soto TO-
MILWAUKEE-WH spring
113to74c;; No. Northern, Sc.
GoRH-No, 3, 45c.
OARS No. .. white, 32to3ssc No. 8, do
31to314c.
BARLEY&-No. 9 .58c: sample, 4s to614,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
GENERAL.

kss
y TIE Kansas corn crop is rep orted almost
q total failure. @
sis A AYALUABLE discovery OF zinc fields mp
On the Oncllita river, an the Ghickasaw
nation, is reported.
IA LARGE colony of disapp ointed Okla
shoma homeseekers has been organized to
locate in Nicaragua where they will be
employed OH coffee plantations.
The British steamer Queen on her trip
to Alaska carried bonds to the amount of
$125 600 or the release of the British steam
er Coqutlals and her cargo ofsealskins re-
Gently seized. ss
The British steamer BAHAMAS from Yo-
kohama via Honolulu, arrived at Port
Townsend. This is the first vessel of Sam
uel SamneIs' now Oriental line Of steamers
between Puget sonnd an ! the Orient under
the patronage OF the Union Pacific
AT a meeting Of all prominent business
men Of Tacoma resolutions were passed in
favor OF allowing Chinese merchants TO
come here. The merchants of this city
think the presence of Chinese merchants is
essential to- the success of the newsteaInsliip
line to China and japan.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03
sPORTING TRIFLES.

YoTambien wins the Twin City derby.
At the New York Academy Of music,
Ernest Roeber. the champion wrestler of
America, deieated Appollon, the acknowl-
edged champion OF the world.
In the lawn tennis contest at New Castle,
Eng, Ernst Renshaw, owing fifteen, beat
the American champion o. S. Campbell,
owing half of fifteen, by a score oftwo sets
to love.
The morning call., 1892-09-19

reception tonight. w. II. Barnes, T. u. M. W..
Will deliver The address,
The Oriental degree will be worked by Deputy
Fenpon's team at Burns No. 6S next Thursday
ev ping.
The preparations for the district meeting OF
Depu'y Flageolet and the anniversary OF Hai-
mony NO. 9 the same evening are pfogiessin.
iayorably. The union affair will take place o.
tie 29th.
Grand Foreman Booth continues his excel III
WORK in the northern part OF The State.
Yosemite L0Oge OF Fresno has moved into Its
new hall. and also organized first rate Degree
OF Honor lodge.
Unity No 27 had 4 splendid reunion last Tues
day evening. N. W. Tuggy presided. dona-
ton OF So was made 10 a needy brother To pay
his rent, ana brilliant programme of music was
given by Messrs. Il. l. Whelan Harry j. La>k
and Mr. Duncan. Remarks were made by Caleb
Bind w. h. Barnes and Mr.. Isaacs. Grand
ksceiser Bloes; on behalf OF Unity, presented AZ
elegant seaIlpln, with diamond ornament. Il"
str. Whelan. In appreciation OF his many yalua-
bic services 10 this lodge
Triumph Lodge No. $50 received its friends on
Tuesday evening d. Seweh presided. a serie,
OF stereoptieon views were presented by MIR.
Parker, musical selections rendered by Miss
Barr. MessrS ID. Foley. Harry J. LaSk, r. /.
Whelan, and recitation by MIR. Clark. Dancing
concluded the agreeable evening.
The beneficiary OF William +. Jordan, who was
assassinafed I'm Butte Mont, July "a. was paid
July 20, Just five days after the brother died.
Inc maSs-neetlng at the Mills Tabernacle i'
Oakland on the 14th was something siuprndouS.
In addition TO the 1000 seats In said building
great number OF ladies and gentlemen were
obliged TO stand during the entire evening.
Grand Recorder HlTshberg presided. Addresses
were made by George Il. KaiZeuSten. &. VI. W,
Grand OVerseer j. w. Watd, 4. q. NJ. WIS W
II. Barnes, Eugene n. DeupTey and Rev. a. G.
Bane. Music and vocal selections were rem
dered by N. l.. LeNoir, Professor Poltps double
quartet, Alice Waltz Grey, Miss Mary Fox and
Mrs. Jessie Brock Morgan. Pautomimic ex pres
sious by Caro- True Boardman ard 9hlstliDg solos
by Miss Gertrude Judd added TO The peaSur:
ana delight OF the mighty audience. IL was on
sfu frat iYp M
the order ever held on this continent, and re-
t1ected edit upon all concerned.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
i, o. o. r..

Grand Master Stockwell and Grand Recorde
Lyon have returned from their extensive trip In
the interior, and report the subOrdlnates In most
excellent condition, and the receptions every
where up TO the hospta5le stand ard OF the order
In California. and that is pretty high.
The returns show a gain OF 700 members In
This jurisdiction for the first six months of the
year. This, In view OF the immense percentage
already of members III proportion to population,
Is simply wonderful.
William II. Barnes, p. g. NJ. will speak on
''Thiriy-Seven Years an Odd Fellow" before the
members of Unity Lodge No. 131, at Sixteenth
and Valencia streets, tomorrow evening. All
members OF the fraternity Invited.
The Sovereign Gr3nG Lodge opens its session
today at 8 o'clock a. NJ. In the ely OF Portland,
Or. the attendance of visitors will be large.
Owing TO the favorable rates given by the Union
Pacihc and connecting lines len carloads of men,
bers and their friends passed through Denver
last week by special train. and the travel by he
Northern Pacific 10 Portland was also large.
The delegations Of the Patriarchs Militant from
California went by steamer last Wednesday
morning. Many, however. declining a sea voy-
age. remained at home. A reasonable rate by
rail would have eDabled The membership of this
Jurisdiction TO have snt special raln from this
CITY, but, failing 10 obtain II, or any concessions
al all that way. not more than 150 Californians
Will be III attendance when there ought 10 have
been at least six times that number
EThe Patiarchs Militant OF this city had very
pleasant reunion last Wednesday evening.
The social OF SuDset Rebekah Lodge OF Oak
land, which was 10 have taken place on the 16tb,
was postponed In consequence of The death of
an estet med member, Sister Macdonald.
The grand encamlment OF this jurisdiction
VIII meet In this city ON The third Tuesday in
this month. The Veteran Odd Fellows will hold
their regular quarterly meeting on the Monday
previous.
A d. Aieaeham P. G. NJ. an old member. died
in this city last Thursday. be was INFLATED In
Forest City Lodge OF OHIO In 1850 and afsefwatd
became member OF C0rnucopla Lodge oil Ne
vada, and subsequently joined Kings CITY Lodge
OF California In oiden times he was very pron-
nent and active In the fraternity, aud visited
Australia and other foreign points IN It's interest.
His death was unexpected by himself or the
general relief committee of this city, In whose
charge he was at ST. Luke's Hospital.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
FRATERNAL INDEX.
Prosperity and Increase the
Rule in the Orders.
soversign Grand Lodge. I. o. o. F.-Immense
Payments by the Assessment Fra
ternities, Etc.
Official Assessment Table.
Astonishing Figures.

A correspondent THINKS we rated the dIsburse.
ments OF the fraterniiies too high in tie article
entitled "Fraterual Cooperation" published In
THE CALL OF September 5, where the payments
for relief. etc., were given at over S26, 100000
annually by the fraternal assessment orders.
Those figures were correct and taken from of1i
clal reports. and to add to them we desire 10
give the following totals, just from few OF the
orders, OF amounts paid TO benehelares since
organization: A: o. U. W., over $4,000 900;
Knights OF Honor, nearly S40O00,000;
Royal Arcanum, s2O0o0O00; A. L. OF
Honor, S16,0oO.000; Chosen Friends, s14,-
0U0,000 Catholic Knights, $S.00O,000; e.
A. u, sS,o00,000; Pythians, L. r., SS .o0O.-
600; United Friends, S7,000,000; B'hai
Birth, 100000. These are the figures Of
only ten societies. and the total Is S165,000, 900.
And the most OF this has been paid 10 the last
ten years; and be it remembered that these are
all assessment fraternities and these figures DO
mol include The vast amount from the beneyo-
lent and beneficial! fraterntles OF Masons. Odd
Fellows, Red Men. Druids, FofeSters and scores
OF others founded before the advent OF the as
sessment orders.
When il is stated that the assessment frater-
mites are paying out to benefciarles so, 100000
year the figures are under and not over tie
facts.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
Miscellaneous.

The Index is indebted to a large num-
ber of grand officers of vaFious orders
in California and throughout the repuD
lie for bound copies Of proceedings OF
their grand bodies. Without exception these
documents are ably edited and well printed.
The day has passed when any sort of book
would do for a fraternal society Now fra
ternites must have the very best, which is
proper. for they are doing the best praciiea
work for mankind that Is being done in tins
government.
Daily proceedings Of the Supreme Lodge. X. OF
r., a full iile. have been received fiom u.
Sbaffer, G. X. r. S., OF California.
A little lull is observable 10 some OF the or
ders and a needed rest for week or TWO is
being taken by the officials in order 10 soon
again enter the field with new energy and
strength.
VIII correspondents make specially OF hay-
ing their favOrs reach this department by Friday
al the latest, and mark them plainly "FRATEE-
NAL SOCIETY EDITOR MORNING CALL"-ilO
more, no less,
ID. A.-Tbe order In which tile fraterniIes are
classed In this department Is their age--lhe 0l-
est FIRST ttc.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
Improved Order of Red Men.

The tribes keep busy. Pohonachee No 10 re
ports two ad0ptions and more coming. White
Eagle No. IL adopted two and will confer the
Warriors degree next sleep. Osceola adopted
two and confers degrees next session. Sotoyome
had adortions and others on the list. Winnie
mucea No. 61 always has work and extends a
cordial welcome 10 visitors.
II. Dyer of No. 10 reioees in beautiful gold
eagle emblem from his brother braves, the G. C.
OF X. expressing the goodwill and appreciation
of his AeritOriOus services.
White Cloud No. 60 has an eye on the trophy
offered BY the Great Council and is organizing
team TO compete.
Poeahontas Council No. 3 had lively session
last week. AIfarata Council No. 10 bad work
last session and lot on hand for next meeting
George w. LOWE, q. s.. is 10 ba Initiated.
Advance reports OF the great incohonee show
The order IN prosperous condition throughout
the great reservation.
The G. C. U. 5. met last week. Full reports
next Monday.
q. S. s. Gumbnner has recovered from his
recent Illness.
White Eagle VIII give a ball at the Mission
next month.
Pocahontas No. II will have work next Friday
night.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
knights and Ladies of Honor.

brilliant progr anime has been prepared by
Aurora Lodge for us public reception this even
ing at Union-squaTe Hall.
Mrs. d. j. Kapan, Mrs. j. E. Cummings and
DIR. Emil Stoessel have In charge the social OF
their lodge for the evening OF October f. At the
meeting tomorrow evening a candidate VIII b.
initiated, which Is Ihe rule nowadays In thls sub
ordinate.
Bay CITY Lodge packed its hall last Monday
evening, gave good programme, served refresh
ments and concluded with Joyous dance.
Pacifc's rainbow party was well attended, and
a success, as usual.
District meetings viii soon be the order OF the
evenings, aud everproye of interest and value.
The morning call., 1892-09-19
A. O. II. w.

The official report for the month OF July shows
294. TAO members, gain OF 1715 for the month.
The gain for the twelve months Is 80 $50. Ben.
eflciary fund paid out IN July s5i7.750. Of
which $4,000 was disbursed In California.
Total beneficiary disbursed from The organization
oil the order to August 1, 1892. 2.242. $50 10.
California makes gain for July OF 30.
Deputy McCarthy's district will have reunion
with Alta Lodge tomorrow evening.
The membership In San Miguel give public
The morning call., 1892-09-19
An Effective Hint.

Alexander III. IL. Stuart, when Secretary
OF the Interior under President Fillmore.
used TO tell the following good story of how
he got rid Of an ofiice-seeker soon after as
suming the office:
IL was very much annoyed by a persistent
applicant for the post of messenger. The
man came in regularly every day for sew
eral weeks until he became an unbearable
bore. Finally one day after the man had
gone out / asked the messenger then in
office IL he knew what that man was after.
He said:
"'No. SIR
"'Well,' said /, he wants your place.
and if ever l see him again he shall have it. ,
81 never saw the man again."
The morning call., 1892-09-19
Knichta of Honnn.

Twelve thousand dollars was paid TO beheG-
Charles IN California last week.
Four million two hundred and four thousand
dollars was paid to heirs OF deceased members
last year by this order. about $3.50 per hour for
every hour OF the year, or reducing the hours 10
working ones OF ten hours per day, almost S134t
per hour. Such figures us these bring palpahy
before the mind the practical aid extended by
such great Institutions OF fraternity.
The grand officers are mapping out ylsitationS
and are constantly engaged IN discussing mean>
for the advance of tile order In this jurisdiction.
Many copies of the circular OF information PEE
pared by these officials have been distributed.