The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1892-08-26
alignment or sword manuel as the two
preceding divisions.

encanpment honors there will be
seventeen complete and they will ap-
pear for drill in the following order:
Terre Haute, 8. Indiana, Terre
Haute, Captain A. C. Deddleston.
Red Cross, 4. Missouri, st. Louis,
Captain John +. Shick.
Louisville, 1, Kentucky, Louisville,
Captain j. w. Reccius.
New Albany. 5, Indiana, New AL
bany, Captain III. M. Cooper.
Grand Rapids, ., Michigan, Grand
Rapids, Captain James Bayne.
Pioneer. 1. Arkansas, Little Rock,
Captain Il. w. Bartlett.
Mystic, IL, Kansas, Girard, Captain
NJ. W. Russell.
Many, Is. Indiana, Indianapolis,
Captain Charles j. Many.
Erie, 16, Kansas, Eric, Kansas, Cap
rim C. G. Fletcher.
Logan, 81, Indiana, Logansport,
Captain George s. Shacfer.
Oglethorpe. 4, Georgia. Brunswick.
Captain Tobias Newman.
Rock City, 80, Indiana, Wabash, Cap
tain III. C. Petit.
Abbott. ~, Massachusetts, Fall River,
Captain David Fuller.
j. Barr Glenn, 10, Wisconsin, Eau
Claire, Captain John Beisang.
Indiana, Sc, Indiana, Ind annapolis.
Captain Ed J.. Scott.
Springfield, 81, Missouri, Springfield,
Captain j. f. Cockrell.
Excelsior, 43, Indiana, Indianapolis,
Captain II. C. Castor.
The Election of Officers.
Tomorrow will be q day of deepest
moment to officers of the supreme
lodge. A rule of the order requires
the biennial election of officers to be
held on the third day of it's sitting.
In obedience to the requirements of
this rule, the election of officers will
occur tomorrow.
Supreme Chan llor Shaw, who has
ruled the order universal for two years,
will retire with the honorable title of
past supreme chancellor. He has cap
tured all the honors of the order and
must now content himself with being
a 2. S. C.. He will be succeeded by
William Worth Blackwell of Kentucky,
now supreme vice chancellor.
For supreme vice chancellor, Walter
B. Richie, IF Lima, O., supreme repre-
sentative from his state, and Eli Il.
Blackmer, of San Diego, Cal, supreme
prelate of the supreme lodge, are can
didates. Well informed Pythians say
that Richie will be chosen tomorrow,
and hat two years hence he will be-
come the supreme chancellor.
Supreme Inner Guard NJ. c.. Bark
well of Wyoming and Supreme Repre-
sentative j. II. Lyon of Kansas are
candidates for the office of supreme
master at arms. now held by Morrison
of Nevada. The supreme keeper of
records and seal and the supreme
master OF exchequer will not be dis
turbed. They will he their own sue
ceSSOrS.
Finances of the Order.
Supreme Master of EXchcquer S. j.
Wiley has prepared for the consider
alton of the supreme lodge a report
showing the financial condition of the
order. 1t gives the following table of
comparisons showing the conservative
management of supreme lodge
finances.
Balance on hand April l, 1855. .S25, 1918
Balance o hand April /, 1SSJ.... 1S,S97.30
Balance OF hama April l., 1890 80. 27,19a.65
Balance on hand April l, 1891 :. =5,S1l.OO
Balance OF nand April l.. .S92.... IS, 1900
Balance on h md July l. l>92..... 12,S2 i33
Of which amount there are in
vested at ! per cent, subject to
thirty days cali 10000
Cash in hands of S. M. o. En-. -2.S26.3 80
The Next Emcampment.
Every man who wears a Louisville
badge is not from Louisville, but every
man who wears a Louisville badge has
been to the Louisville headquarters
" ~D OSH tho h1Sl1o-l
Mayor Henry S. Tyler is there and
George Rraden, president of the Com
mercial club, and Thomas L.. Batman
of the board of trade, and W. w.
Thum of the Louisville bar, and Alder
man W. F. Mayer Of the city council,
and Judge w. Il. Hoke, Henry Wellen-
Charles W. Bensinger and Sher-
man Earl and many members of Alpha
lodge of Louisville. There are 400
visitors from Louisville. They are
supplied with plenty of printed mat
ter and plenty of Kentucky hospitality.
Minneapolis, too. is making an active
Boston and the other cities
have been mentioned as cam
didates for the next encampment are
making their canvass quietly. The
supreme lodge will settle the question !
of location probably Friday.
At Camp Shaw.
Camp Shaw continued to present a
scene of great activity this morning.
Many of the knights were pre-
for departure many in
fact left this morning, but their
does. not make a ~perceptible
in the appearance of the
camp. Large delegations of knights
and visitors continue to pour in.
The crowds at the Union depot were
,warming both ways this morning.
There was a big incoming crowd, and
who came in tc see the parade
yesterday from local points in Kansas
Ind Missouri were returning home.
Gen. Weaver Hopeful.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 25.-General
James B. Weaver, Peoples party pres
Dental candidate, arrived here
his morning from an extensive
our through several Northwestern
md Pacific coast states and will leave
o-night for Arkansas, where he will
make a number of speeches. He says
he prospects are very bright
the Peoples party through
'ut the West and gives it as his DELHI
rate judgment from having visited
nd mada oa.oful ohcoryofior IN than