davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
rmE noYAL MEnnINn.
Princess Marie 10 rho Grown Prince
at nnumnutn.


ct Hnumnntn.
sfuMAufNUEy, Jan. iO.-Thu groom
wore tue uniform Of tho pfussiau foot
guards. Emperor William wor, tho
uniform Of an iupprinl field mnrshai
and escorted the Duchrss OF Edin.
burgh, mo her VI the bride. Then fol.
lowed the Duke Of Counaught with the
Princess OF Mathematician, Grand
Duke Alexis with tue Duchvss OF Con.
naught, Prince aud Princes, Of no.
hen1Jilcrn, parents Of the bridegroom,
! King Charles Of Itlumunia, Prince
Ferdinand and br0thors anu sist,r4 of
thc bridal pair. Tho bride, leaning on
the arm % her father, the Duke OF
Edinburgh, entered last. Tho parlsh
priest tod the nupti1l knot, and Mon.
signOr PlncsduI abbott OF the Bonudic.
lihc nOnhstsy OF keurOn, delivered
the nuptial address.
The gown worn 10y the bride was
made IN empire style, the 8kirt being
botiered with embroidery OF pearl aud
crystal, slightly iu,efmiuglod with
silver IN design Of festoJns, character
isti3 Of that period. The fes.o0ns were
very deep In front and diminished
gfhdully NJ they feCoded towatd the
Train. Intervals between them we're
scattered over with tiny stars Of ueafla
aud crystal, aud lew miniaturespf
VI orange blossoms were introduced vi
the upper angles " tho iesioune. All
thiH was worried On whilc.Tibbed silk
0i which the dress was composed.
The bodice was sewn with lines Of
pearl that converged at tho waisthand
81 pearl ami cystal, passing across
them, beneath which tho low bodice
was edged with gold, while the pulled
sleeves were In white velvet. Round
the waist was worked II sash OF white
satin ribbon fastening nj the left side,
where there was "a loop 10 receive tbs
bridal bouquet, with two ends Of ribbon
floating beneath II. Tho wedding veil
was OF white tulle, worn over SPRAYS
OF orange blossoms.
In accordance with the German
custom there were no bridesmaids.
Princess Marie was Attended by her
sisters, Princess Victoria aud Princess
Alexandria Little Princes. beatrice
Of Edinburgh, who Is not yet 8 years
old, wore u dress OF corded silk Ia "A
beautiful shade Of cream color, aug.
gestivo Of old ivory with its TINT OF pale
yellow In the tone.
The bridal party will spent tho frat
fortnight At Dne Of tho chateauX OF the
brldegroom's father, Prince Hohen.
zollern, land then 20 10 Roumanin, |
Gtea; preparation IL being made there
Tor their reception.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
OBirI AnY.
Hcath OF General Benl emin q.
batter

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Ian. TO-
Gen. Benjamin Il. Butler, lawyer,
statesman, politician aud millionaire
manufacturer, diel nt his Washington
residence, No. go Now Jersty ayen e.,
southeast, Mt lao this "Wednesday
morning. The general hai been ia
this city much Of the time this winte r
watching case In which be was in-
teresied IN the Supreme Couft. Every
Monday he was a familiar figure ut tho
sessions Of that body when decisions
where handed down. Finally, ~ few
weeks ago, the case was decided against
him. Whether or not the los, OF this
case, TO which he had paid such close
attention, brought anything more than
the usual defeat will never be known.
His death created immenGe suTprlse,
m II was not oven known that no was
ailing any more than any man who
has lived aud labored 10 long. The
announcement OF his death from heart
failure created intense astonishment,
and at this hour detail are very
meagor.
Shortly after O'Clock this morning
the general was attacked with n III
Of coughing which awakened the man
servant who always occupied the nd.
Joining room. lie at once fastened
TO tbe generals bedside api4 l.sad him
what was the matter. The general
meanwhile had gone to the bath room
adjoining, whittier his valet hastened
and offered assistance. The general
mentioned that his expectorati0n was
dlscolored with blood. He did not
think seriously OF the matter, however,
and after his valet assisted him TO bed,
said, "Thaps oil, West, you need not
do anything more" and apparently
went TO sleep. He laid on the bed but
few moments, however, when hls
heavy breathing aroused his valet.
Mr.. Janier Dunn, a nephew by mar.
ringe, who resided In the same house,
started out In search OF medical aid,
IL was fully fifteen minutes before he
could secure aid, and then when he
returned with DIR. Luce, the ssslstant
OF DIR. Bayne, the family physician,
II was seen that the general was al
ready 10 extremls. The doctor 80
Informed his two nieces, Miss Stevens
and Mrs. Dunn, who were at his bed.
side, and death ensued almost immt-
diately.
EDGAR MILLS.
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l0.-Edgar
Mills, brother Of d. q. Mills OF New
York, died here today.
SENATOR liENNA.
WAsHINGIoN, ID. g., Jan. TO-
Senator Kenna Of West Virginia died
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

NEW York, Jan. l0.-Wslter Mar.
ehall, OF 100 Third avenue, this even =.
Ing shot and dangerously wounded his
divorced wife. Mary. He also shot
Robert Dingiielder, ~ years old, and
then committed suicide. Mira. Mar.
shall left her husband some time ago,
after ten years Of unhappy married
life. He was insanely jealous OF her,
and after she secured divorce follow.
ed her here. Having seen Dingiielder
in her rooms he swore that he would
kill both OF them, and this evening he
attempted to carry out his threat.
Dlngiielder died few minutes after
the shooting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

two houses were both organized nj IN.
same time and at this slms place nuI
both held "a session IN REPRESENTATIVE
Hall thia evening. Tho Democrat. hcli
Rloof and enJoyei the fun. The Houie
IL composed OF l25 members. Of the
House, ,lKty-thfer, or majority n
one, hold certificates of election md
compoio the Republican House,
claiming that their organic itlon IL The
only legal one. The popnli-ts mum.
Ter ilty.seven, but claim those mem.
btrs whote tonta nfc contested have
10 right to participate IA the nc.
liminaiy proceedings or pass upop their
own qualifications. The Republicans
organized with . majority and would
doubtless be upheld by the courts II the
matter goes 80 far. The acssinn Ia
limited by lhu statute 70 my days, nnd
the Republicans say they Will hOl1 tho
fort all that time II necessary 10 carry
their point.
The governor has not as yet roc,g
uizsd either house. He received o
committee from both housr., but iu.
formed them that he had no communi.
cation TO transmit 10 the body which
sent them TO him. He will doubtless
recognize the Porullst house and the
acknowledgement will assls, the ser.
gcant-atnfms IN the removal OF the
Republicans from the representatives,
hall. They say they will not resist the
militia ana viii Withdraw quietly to
another hal where they viii maintnin
their organization. SO the matter
stands.
The Populisis have decided 10 join
In no conference looking g. n com.
promise Of tho Disagreement between
the two parties. Congressman Smp.
sou, this evening Ia an Interview,
said the Populiste' plans were matured,
and they had arranged to put tho
wheels OF legislation into immediate
operation tomorrow morning. Whom
asked what action the Populists would
take n the fight were taken to the
Supreme Court by the Rcpu blicahs and
decided ngai Vt tho Populists, he said:
'If tho Supreme Court decldes the
laws passed by the representatives Of
the people In legislature assembled nfc
Illegal, such action will be revolution.
AIRY, and the court Will lay Itself liable
to impeachment, anu he will impeach
them, too, II they take any such
action"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
Tho catholic Controversy.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. l0.-Tne I'm.
pOrlant controversy Oh the Catholic
anu public school question has caused
n now and interesting phase. The
fact can be stated on authority that the
pope through MOnseignor Satolli has
taken the catholic bishops OF the United
States into consultation ON the quos.
ton. 1t Is announced that mandate
ir IN the pope calls on each Of the
bishops TO send scaled letter 10 him
either directly, or through Satolli, with
his personal conscientious opinion OF
the proposition on the school question
which Satolli, In the pope's name laid
before the New York conference OF
archbishops In November last. The
mandate does not suggeat, however
that there Is likelihood OF tho pope
changing his Views on the question.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
GENUINE WESTERN BLIZZARD.
CoIlIcTlos Suspend Work on Account
Of The Temperature.
STALLED IN DRIFTING SNOW
A Party OF ladies ltiaye u Memorable .
Sleigh Ride Ia Penn.
ssisnuia.

NEW YoRK, Jan. O.--Thls has been
a day Of shiyers and shakes, aud a
pedestrian could almost hear his bones
oreak M ho trod tho suow.ooverod
ground With tho wind driving the cold
iuto his marrow. snow aud leo al
most blocked the work Of tho street
oleanlug department. Starting today
with tbs temperature 20 degrees at O
am, the mercury dcscundcd until
Twelve hours later II was 10 degrees
above, with no indication Of break,
u anything, the cold seems 10 be moro
lntenee this evening, when there Is no
tiaihc to break tbs force Of the wind,
anu when well. cheated manufactures,
which furnished warm spots during
inc gay, are Idle. Snow has COM
inenctd falling again. Up the state
they are having even colder weather.
IN the Mohawk valley tho thUrmome.
ter registered zero nj q O'Clock this
evening, and II Is growing still colder,
In Buffalo the minimum tempora.
ture this morning was q degrees below
zero. AT Corning II Is . degrees below
tonight.
'""N wv mn hHlHt
comes a report OF genuine Western
blizzard. High winds banked the
snow 80 badl that travel was almost
at stauds,ill In the state thls evening.
Two passengers and two freight trains
are showed In about one mile south Of
there.
At Slaunlon, Va, the mercury reg.
lstcied TWO degrees above, The lher.
mometer nj Boston registered four
degrees above.
NJ Pottsvillc, Pa, there has been n
regular blizzard from the northwest nll
day, blowing at the rate OF liny miles
per hour. The thermometer registers |
Elk degrees below.
Tho East Franklin colliery OF Tren-
ton, Pa, owned by the Reading com.
pany, has been obliged to suspend |
opefations because Of the extreme cold |
weather.
Other collieries, II is reported, will also
suspend work Temporarily.
The coolest place go far heard from
is Lindsay, Ont, with the temperature
70 degrees below zero.
BADLY FROs1BIIrEN.
JoItNSrowN, Pa, June lO,-A patty
OF forty ladies started from this place 10
Edensburg today, riding In slcds. The
whole expedition got stalled In drilled
snow and was detained some hours,
Several Of the party were 40 badly
frostbitten that serious results are an.
icipated and most OF them had their
ears, hands or feet badly frozen. To.
night the Edensburg branch train is
SHOW bound aud the passengers are
suffering seriously with cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
MURPHY ron SENATOR.
lie IN Nominated by tho Democrats Of
New York.

ALBANY, n. ", Jan. 10.--The As.
hembly chamber was filed with Dem.
ocrats OF high ana low degree from all
quarters OF tho State tonight, when the
Democratic members OF the senate and
assembly met In Joint caucus TO fix
upon candidate To succeed United
States Senator Frank Hiscock. All the
Democratic senators and assembly men
were present with one exception. Sen.
alor Canton arose and congratulated
the members on being in position to
elect u Democratic senator. He Tor.
mally presented the name OF Hon.
Edward Murphy, IT,, Of Troy, for the
senatorial nomination. At the men.
ton OF Murphy's name tho audience
began clapping, but this soon gave way
10 cheering, which kept up for several
minutes. Assemblyman William NJ.
keenan,, OF the First Rennsalner dis.
lrict, seconded the nomination in n
speech eulogistlo Of the candidate.
Leander Quigley, OF Brooklyn, said
tlnce Edward Murphy, IT,, was the
choiue Of the unterrifled and intrepid
Democracy. with great pleasure he
seconded his nomination.
Senator MoClelland then made n
speech. He said In this day aud gen.
Grafton the Democratic party has
greater interests Mt stake than the
spells Of Office. IL stands for principle
and Is committed to specific reforms In
The interests OF the people. He then
tlated that he would cast his vote for
The Hon. Bourke Cochran, whom he
believed to be the choice OF seven.
lenths OF the people OF New York.
senator Brown seconded Cockran,s
nomination In q stirring speech.
Several other speakers followed, and
hen Senator Canton read the follow.
ny telegram dated Washington, Jan.
iOth, to william +. Sheehan:
II my name DO mentioned In the
caucus, l beg you to say nm not a
candidate for the office OF senator. and
nobody has authority TO present my
name. w. BouHItr focIsuAs
Balloting then commenced, the
senatorial roll call showing that all the
senators voted for Murphy except two,
VINO voted for Cochran. On the roll
call OF the assembly all but three voted
Tor Murphy. The total number OF votes
cast was ninety, OF which Edward
murphy, Jr., received eighty.flve, and
o0ckfnn five. Tho vote was read md
lne chair announced the nomination
OF MT. Murphy. Senator Brown inn.
meulately moved that the CAUCUS al.
loufh, which was ordered without MAX.
lug inc nomination OF Murphy unanl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
persisted In my refusal dc,rito hls 70.

ptfbrNcu III my feIuah ttsFiNu uit re-
pcatcd threata."
DE Lesseps was asked 70 explain
what bccnmo of the .75,n francs in
bonds payable 20 bearer whlci were
not accounted tor IN the company y
books. lie evaded the question By r..
ferring to the bonds Au P5riier NJ the
company's secret eorvicc fufhs. When
pressed by counsel he reierred 10 the
payment Of some GOO,0O1 frnrcs to
Cornelius Herr, with whom The M.
pany could not possibly have afforded
TO fall out. After the TIN question
na TO who was tho rcciptnt Of the
30, goo francs, he said ai,er painful
silence:
"Whrn tho lottery bill vss lnid on
the table Baihut asked uHt l,uOO,0D1
franks be paid him IN Astnllmouls
between the inttoductiou and The
adoption OF the biz. OF Tbs sum go.
600 francs were paid u Baihut Then
the bill was Withdrawn AMI nothing
more was paid HIM"
de Ltsteps paused a mcmout niter
giving this damaging eylicpcc against
the ox'miuisler OF public Fotks. No.
bOJy spoke nor stirred. jlu looked
hNcdly at NO Judges all aided:
"Ouly when tbs 6nlfo WI .ut 70 my
throat dld ray this money. ! was like
man giving up his watch 10 ahigh.
wnymhn."
At the end Of his tesli touy court
hdiournee, aud the prisoner was 20.
moved. IL Is reported Tia evening
that the examining mag ttratr has
decided, on the ground OF bisuliic.ont
evidence, not TO prosecute Deputies
Nouvicr, l.0ncho, Arenu, ffpuat ard
Queue De Ia Falconueric. aud Sen.
ntora Groyoy, rheycuey, htnault aud
Reral. The proceedings a,in8t all
except the Panama dlrsctoft eauslefoy
and Baihut, IL is expected, will be
stopped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
sisatiag Contest,

MIsHEAPoLIs, Jan. Vice. resI-
dent II. Asbjornson of the Normannia
Skating club called at the Journ al
office TINS evening and deposited with
the sporting editor n certified check
for $1,000 ~ q guarantee OF the clubs
good faith In challenging Joseph
Donoghue to series Of three skating
rnces ON hehalf OF Adolph NOrsseng OF
Hamer, Norway, tho races to DO one,
three and Ave miles and 10 occur on the
rink OF tho Normannia Skating club In
Minneapolis during the early part Of
February.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
MYsIERIoUs SHOOTING.
a Prominent Louisiana Planter IL the
Victim.

New ORLEANS, jan. i0.-John G.
Chaiice, u l.ading merchant OF this
city aud planter, was shot and
probably fatally wounded last night in
the parish OF ~. John, about twenty
five miles above this city. The shoot
Ing II shrouiei In mystery. a negro
said that crowd OF men had gone out
last night 70 do up some party In st.
John,and Chnilee was shot by mistake.
The nilairs In the county parishes
tributary 10 New Orleans are Ia an un.
settled condition. and the killing may
have resulted from that cause. The
Cbatlee family Is one OF the most
prominent In the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
THE SILVER QUESTION.
An Informal Discussion by tue senat,
Finance Committee.

-" s"s"''ht ''NNhsNtbh bN tue Neuntp
Finance Committee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.--The Senate
finance committee today began an In.
formal discussion OF the silver question
that indicated thoroughly the bent Of
the committee aud the outcome OF the
proposed repeal Of the Sherman act OF
$500. IL developed that there was no
perfect Immunity among tho Republi.
cans regarding the strategic move OF
yesterday on the part Of Mr.. Aldrich.
Mr.. sherman, although 1t Is under
stood Ia opposed to such Aggressive
aclion on the part OF younger members,
IL, however, In favor OF the repeal OF
tho law which bears his name and 30
expressed himself on the floor OF the
Senate. Senator Morrill, Ia also In
earnest In supporting any proposition
that Will tend to remove tho danger OF
free coinage, and also fav0rs Its repeal.
While the standing OF Mr., Allison on
the money question Is too well known
To need explanation.
Party lines were ObllterAted Ia the
discussion OF the matter and the attacl,
that was INDUCED In 10y senators who
were at the meeting showed the pTopo,
sition was being considered upon "a
broad basis OF stalesmanship rather
than on the narrow plane OF party
policy or political expediency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

believed tho reform proposed by the
Joint resolution would c9nduco to tho
property anu we'll being OF the pco-
De.
hr. B1oi Of Maine, Republican,
sec ndcd Mr.. Cockfan's attack upon
mo measure Il u made ono Of his
characteristic speeches, vigorous and
witty. A vote then came o. ordering
theJoint resolu;ion TO o thifi reading.
me vote resulted, yeas IS, nays III,
ihnH doItatIuT the measure, and the
Houtc then adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. looking
Jok, Lee Jok, Wong Yu and Wong
King, Celestials, who have been In
tho county Jail since September 2ilh
awaiting u hearing, have been found
guilty by Commissioners Graves OF be.
Ing unlawfully In this county. They
were sentenced to ten days. imprison.
nent at hard labor In tue House OF
Correction and deportation to China at
the expiration OF the term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

CONGRESS-.


WAsInNGToS, Jan. 1.-THE anti.
option blu was then taken up aud
Villas read the second part Of his argu.
ment against II. The passage Of the
bill, he declared, would DO an
attempted violation OF the constitution
and an enctonchment upon the right
OF the states aud on the interests OF The
people. At the close Of his speech a
vote was taken on the Amendment
offered by White TO strike out the
last provlso to section two. No
quorum was present anu the Senate
adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 10. - The
hceylme's Uvalie, Tex, special says
news has reached there that Catarini
Gafzn, revolutionary agitator, has re.
turned TO the Rio Grande frontier and
IL IN person org MIXING bands that have
been springlng up Of late. He was
seen AT the head OF u large party In
the west part Of Uvalde county last
Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

BuRNOs AYREs, Jan. lO.-Forces of
federal troops and artillery and two
gunooats have been dispatched TO tho
province OF Corrlentes 10 put down the
rising against the provincial author
tues there. Five thousand rebels at-
lacked 1900 provincial troops at Santa
Lucia , eslerday and tho fighting was
slili going on this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

SAN FRAECisCO, jan. lO.-Messrs.
Allen and Sachlohen, the two bicycle
riders who have ridden across Europu
and Asia, viii start tomorrow for New
York. From Los Angeles the route
VIII be across Arizona, New Mexico
and Texas 10 New Orleans and then
through the southern states to Penn.
sylvania, their dual destination hong
New York. Whom the latter city Is
reached they will have made the cir.
cult Of the world on bicycles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
SEWER EXTENSION DEFEATED.
Recommendation 10 Pat City Omolal:
Urdar Bones.
a JUNISErING TOUR.


The City Council mot in regular
session lns, night The membera bro,
euI were; Rich, Follaud, HlrIy.Hrrn.
kaTtick, Evans, Buardslcy, Moran,
Lawson, Simondi-lO.
Absent--Loofbourow. Boil, Helss
wantland, Kelly.
In the absence Of President Loot
oourow Mir. Beardsley was called to
the chair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

VICTORIA, Is. O., Jan. lO.-Reco Mt
Information brought from the north by
passengers on the steamer Danube
says that natives cut oil the heads Of
three whites aud an Indian near Cape
Carry, stuck them up on poles and
danced around In revolving savagery.
The police have gone up from Port
Simpson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11

AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. iO.-The leglsla.
ture convened Mt noon today and com.
pleted Its organization tonight. Roger
q. Mills IL not likely to have any
opposition for the United States
8 enatorship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
THE KANSAS MUTATION.

'"e Ponuiis,s win Imp.n,b IN. a,
NJ s COURT too, ~ Necessary.
for IIri,MA' Kan, Jan. l0.-Tbo fight
A gram 'eu States senator 10 iairly ON.
sas iI siIuatlon contronts the Kan.
intenss alute' Amidst the most
uprss, excitement and the greatest
psrlec,a.~ we separate organizations were
in The House today. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
NORTH AND sourn AMERICA.
survey OF the Road that IL 60 Unite
Two Continuous.

MAslliNoToN, ID. O., Jan. IO.-The
,nelnhlional railway commission has
prepared fac smile in miniature of
central and South America to show
H., surveys OF the proposed railroad
sas 10 unite the systems Of North
u south America. Ii Ia about
,~shty,nve feet long and will be eent
" une worlds Fair as part OF the gov.
., exhibit. At the last meeting
wo we members OF tne commission the
v vo,k Oi the surveying parties was re.
eweu anu found In a satisfactorv
rnS,nui'lon. The international com.
n MISSION VIII ask Congress for nm M.
Expiration of $50, 900 to finish m,
the her. ,ss WPtk OF tbs survey and publish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
More lDca,h. from Typhu..

NEW YoRK, Jan. l0.-Three deaths
from typhus fever were reported to the
health board this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
AUTHORIZATION Bill VIM,

the Mayor sent In communication
ia which he vetoed tho appropriation
bill passed by the Council on The an
inst, because OF the item therein In
favor OF Mount d Grinln, on payment
for street spriukling. Ret9rtsi 10 a
special committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-11
INVITATION ACCEPTED.

The Mayor sent In a communication
Inviting the council TO Join him I'm a
body and attend the inhalation OK.
ercisea and banquet to 10 given 10 M,
Masonic grand lodge by the lodges OF
this city. The Invitation was accented
with thanks and tho recorder lnstruc,-
ed TO 30 notify his honor.