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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
9luterifataii6er 9(OOpfatett=
uSGarfIinn||.

yGeufelsferle ftnb iie bod, bieie en9lti6z
amerifanii6en Qbpof0tcn; eincn Scrltano
baben iie, icbarf un6 einibnetben0 tpte Elm
frii6gei9liffenes groBcS 0feIier."
9erarttge NeuBerungen fam. man To-
eben mi @riprG6 iiber Den MhOrber Pren>
bergait ielbit bon 2euten b0ren, fOelbc Die
groBen Wtdn9el beS amerifanii6cn Sc
ridtSpeIenS D0uig suge6en.
gtun iinb mir melt entfernt, IS 81 be-
i~trctten, baB 8renbergait'S 9tbbDfaten
duBerit gerie6ete t6erren itnb. 9ocb ibr
6a%uptfunititiG 6aben lie 6ob n1r nit p0l>
Tiger Brets9ebung i6reS eigenen EufeS ber
Nufri9tistett unb TOlgeri9tigteit Our6gez
fit9rt.
98G6ren6 bes eigentlic6en 8ro5e11es Ielbif
beitrebte fih Die 8ertbeibt9ung auf's etfrigz
ite, ben Seiueis gu fi6ren, 6aB grenberz
gait icbon felt LANCER 3eit geiiteStront lei
nn0 baber ni6t fir ben Sob bes 8Irgerz
meiiters 6arriiOn berattportltb gema9t
iperben tonne. Nob Dor tueniqen Sqgcn
macbte iie Dor benz Sberltaatsgericbt au6
bielen @run6 9eltenb. Oaiiel6e that tie
Dor &iSegouperneur Sill. 0o4 betna6e
gleicb3eitig gob ie oor einem Gbicagper
0ericbte bic feierlicbe @rflGrung ab: Bren7
bcrgait lei no Il ieiner9e rurtbeiluug getiteS7
franf geporben. 9amit 9eitebt Tie Elm, baB
8rcn0ergait bor ietner 8erurtbetlun8
nibt geiitestrant par u1t6 baB bic gauge
8ertbeibigungstbeorie tpGbrenb beS 8roz
seiies ieIbit auf einem 6urcbaus untpabren
8oripanoe 6errbte. Die 8ert6eibi9ung
triBt ibre ei9enen @orte, frat ii6 ieIbit
2igen, bcobrfeist unb bemauli6eIt iib
ietbit, MIR UNI bon einem totem Staats9ez
iebe @ebraub macben su tOnncn.
@m' bas mag ungebeuer Di6arfitnnig"
uno pfifft9 iein. Qber in europa, mo Der
gt0Dofatenitan0 biel b0ber itebt ais bier,
tpiiroe licb tein 9tbDofat, Ser ettpaS auf iid
bait, 10 ettpaS beraustebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
6efentert.
Gin 6ii6erboot i9Idet UNI. - Der ;fifbe
gilbert HITLER ertrunfen.

gilbert 0fi1er, Ser Neitor Der @6icaqoer
Stl6er, tit Sreitag Maor9en gegen 8 l16r unz
ipett bes SuBes Der IL. Ctr. inn See err
trurfen. ST mar nit ieinem Sreunbe
SbolnaS 8btte l9on CUR friben Morgen7
ltllnbe auf BEN See binausgefabren, un
mach iei1en 9teBcn gu ieben. Ser 8tnb mar
flau nnb fegte nur 3uipetlen itoBueiic iiber
oaS Waiier; gerabe, ais Weiller oas Seael
gu iteaen i'm 8eariff mar, fam elm 8inbz
ltoB baber uno i3lug bas Boot nm. MtQer
lart %ausenbliflicb unter. @bite flammerte
lt9 an ben &iel beS gefenterten 8ooteS felt,
bis er bon einem Sii6er Namerls Charles
OaolS duf9e11ommen tpnrDe. St macbte
ltcb 1ofort ans 8ert, nm bic 2eicbe ieines
ertru11tenen Treunbes gu ftnben, iebo9 obnc
Grfolg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

S6ub berpfltbtet fib Sic dbinefiibc &egiez
ru1e, ber N%uSwanberun9 bineiii9er 9trz
better nab ben Ser. Staten necb beiten
&rGften entgegen 3l arbetten.
0aS lit aueS, mas man iber 6ie1en
neuen Gertrag bis iebt bat erfabren f6nnen.
@r iou 2tuSltcbt auf 9tnnabnte I'M Gomite
baben, ob9Lei6 er BON eint9en ser Witslies
Der, namentIt1 9oLpb bon Oregon, 6eftig
befGmpft nirb. &omntt ct Dor ben noltelt
Senat, 70 tpirb es iebenfalls pieber einmal
cine LANCE Gbtnelen>O Debate ableben unb
es lit fragli6, ob er 10 angenommen tpirb,
tpie CT Deretnbart lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
S1neufener.
Gin mtrtb in fetnem gofal Don
Sptbbuben iberfallen.
RepoIperf4iGe fdlaeen fe in ole SUIT.

Montag Nbenb fur3 na3 9 l16r betrateu
bret perbdbtig ausiebenbe Sn6ini6uen bic
Wtrtbi6aft bes 6errn gbtLipp SacobS,
SEQ. 5000 Dearborn StraBe, unD beitelten
8ter. @dbren6 BET 8irtb tbrem @uni6e
na6fam, eri6tenen no6 3tpei Wtdnner auf
Der 8il6fdbe, tDelbe aber obne 0eiteres
ibre &eOoloer 3o9en, ouf Sacobs anlegten
unb ibm bas omtn0ie hands up,
suriefen. 6ier5u bate SER Saco6s
lcbo9 bur6aus feline Suit, CT biifte
lt6 i6neu binter BEN S6anttii9
uno Iangte feline Jfeoolber berpor,
pelbe er BORT Iiegen bate. Ser erite
&enoIDer 9ing ni6t Log unb tpGbrenb
6r. Sacobs ben Speiten berbpr3og, mar
elmer ber 8anbiten binter BEN Sbanftti6
g%eiprun9en unb 9erabe i'm 8e9riff, auf ben
Btrlb gu i6ieBen, ais beiien Btitole in
i6neIer &ufeinanberfolge fra9te unb Sic
gan5e 8anbe su etnem eiLigen &iid3u9
bur6 Sic 6intertbir bes 2ocals gespunsen
nurbe. &eicbltcDe 8%lutipuren, tpel9e bon
benz S6onftti9 na6 b~eiagter S6iir fitbrz
ten; beipielen, baB eire Ser &ugeIn geiefien
bate. 2etber entfamen BITE SptBbuben
unbeldftigt, bo6 90 6err Sacobs Ser 8oz
Ii5ei eine quite Berionalbei6retbung bon
ibnen 9egeben bat, 10 6urfte ibre 8erbof=
tung pobL nt9t LANCE auf ii9 parten
Iniien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
2usm6rttoe r1drfte.

S6luBpreiIe III @ei3et unO @Orn III onOes
relt StGbten warelt:
@et3en-g&ew gorf; Mtdra 6Otc; 0tat,
61gc; Suli, 639c.- ct. 2ouis: Wtdr5, 53c;
Wtoi, 541c.; Suit 564c; 0ulntb gto.l aort9z
ern, 8aor, Sole; Dtat, $780,; Suit, 6lc.-
Mi1neopolis: 9to. 1 gtortbern1 Saar o94c;
Wtqi, 5Sc. Baltimore: W6Gr5, o94c;
Mtoi, 6O4c@-. - Solebo: Wtar6 S6tC'
Mtoi, 58c. = Mil1palfee: Sadr, oo5c; Wtol,
56Ec. = Detroit: MGr5, 56sc; Vfat, oo5e.
42sc: mai. 42ac. = ct. GouiS; MGrS, 34c
Mei' $40. - Baltimore: NfGr5, AZ; Waat,
41&c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
..&0NIer.W

Oie mei1ten eng[ii6zamertfonti6en Nez
porter t0nnen iber 6euti61amertfanii9e
Mng~elesenbeiten nibts i6reiben, obne baB
elm 9ottitrGflt6er llnitnn NIT unterlduft.
@erabe 10 gebt eS ober ben meiiten beuti6>
6nbiiben uno beutibzOiterretbtiben 3ei>
tungen nit amertfanticben nnb beutl9>
amerifaniicben 9tngen unb 8erfonen.
90 ftnbet ii6 in Der 8tener v0eutl6en
!3ettung", ba3u nO3 IN berDorrasenoer
SteQe, f~olgenbeS:
Scr 6~erausgeber 6es Stem : gorter
o8ud", Soief 6 b p I 7 lit in gfetp5Oorf
seitorben. Soief &0pIer mar Elm
Wiener un6 bate in Nmerifa 6urb ietne
erfolgrei6e Gbdtigfeit uripriingLtb ais
i3eic6ner unb ipdter ais 6erausgeber bes
ptelgeLelenen v8ud" Elm 8erm09en bon
M e breren WtlItonen erpDrben.
0uf Die Na6ri6t BON ietnem Sobe melbete
fib bier in gSien cine Gpuitne SC 0pIer3s
gfamenS Soiefa 6 D y t, cine 7Oidbrtge
MdtrDne, bic bon elmer monatltcben
8friinbe bon 5 @ul6en ie6r fGr9li9 lebt.
sic 1T i'm 8e1tb bon 0Dcumenten, pel6e
nochlpeifen, baB tbr 8ater unb Der Batter
SSoief 6 0pIer's 8rioer 9etpeien itnb,
un6 erbebt auf @run0 beiien Nniprud auf
ctnen She'll bes Na9laiies beS amerifant7
I6en WiQtonGrs."
90 ibretbt Elm berootra8en6es Biener
8Iatt Iber ein gum 5%erii6mten &merifaner
9eipor6enes @tener &inb!! @as Soief
Reppler'S GermO9en b%etrtfft, 10 lGuft es
ntdt etnn1aI nah @uloenrebnu!i9 in Die
Mtutonen, unb Sic arne angebli6e 8aie
Solef0 &0pler in @ten mir6 trob Der Bro7
lection ser b%ortigen v9eutf6m 3eitung"
NIGHTS bapon abtrte9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
NieDutarft%

@btco9o, Su., "a. Mdr3.
Dim &tubptebmortt betrttg bic .3ns
fubr 1000 Stid. @ei0Gft febr flau un0 bie
qreile niebrtger ais an alien %iibrigen &agen
bieles So6res.
8ertouft murben ltitter @nberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
SOreRensftenett
8eim 8ranoe zines Sdulhauie s
in South Gpanfton.
Mebrere &inOer idper berlebt.

Cine firdterIi9e panif. = Don 9lammen
umrinete SdHler Ianen fi9 aus oen
fenftern CUR Groe fallen. = Oas Ret
~tuneswerf. S4aoen am 6ebduoe
$50, 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Set mehr ais fnnfaia 7ahren

nir6 Mrs. @tnStop's Sootbins 9prup
fir s~abnenbe Si1loer 9ebrau9t. ST bel6ni9tist Sas
Stn6, er1pei9tbas 3abnheii3, beieitigt ale Sdmers
aen, furirt &inOs8 Olit unb lit bas bette Mittel ss
gen Our9faG. Ttniunb5wai3is Gents bic 6Iui8e.
Bel aIen Gpetbeferrl IN Der oonsen gSeGt gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
9urd=
i6ltitt8=
9ur9=
f1utttss
Ra,oiSht

Qm Cd weinemartt BELIEF ii6 .bie
3ufu6r auf II, 900 Stif. Morft Sientli9 leb=
bait, Nretle tint sc. b06er. BaGerS unO
9emti9te @aare S4.45@4.60; l9uere uno
8ut9ers Stod 50. 55@S4.65; let9te $4.65 bis
50. 10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
MNrftberiMt.
@%6tcago, "a. MGrs.

@btca9o, "a. MGr3.
Ser @eiaenmarft uar BET 8eginn bes
@eidGfts Dei6en6 geittmmt unb inn Wtaiz
termin 9tng Der 8rets bon 574 auf 578 3uz
rid, itieg .aber tpieber auf 574. Nu6 Der
MaiSmarft ma matt unb fanb Elm Nid>
gang bon 81 auf 81 itatt; Safer bra9te
3O3@3O4. S6peinefleii9 pur6e nit
11.O23 un6 ipGter nit 10.973 notirt,
S9rnaI3 NIT 6.65@6673, &ippben nit
5.7O@5.723
Na9mitta9s i6loB:
SO eiaen- 57B @ents;
@orn-37B Gents;
6afer- 30& Gents;
90fe1fIe d : S10.924;
CD S6.65;
&tppen- 1910.
0ie @etrei0epreiie fetisten ii9 ultO i8IOiz
fen 9e1ter1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

Scr cole beutidzameritanii9e W0blz
tbGtcr Sobann 9. 2anfendu IN Yht@
labelpDid, Der Sitter 6cs b~orti9en groBars
tigen beuti9en Altenbeims, Der groBmii>
tbige @rbalter beS borti9en beuticben
6oipitalS unb &in6erboipitalS nnb Der
S90pfsr Ser 6~ortigen treftGicben &ranfens
mdrtertnneni6ule, f~eicrte bieier&age in une
gebroc9sncr Strait beS &0rpers, oeS Settles
unO 6es liebepolen @emiit6s ietaen iieben1
-unb itebSigfter @eburtstag. @r bat emit
gu Bremen gum erlten Male bas 2icbt Der
WeIt erbltdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

@roBartig par bas 2eiebeabegdngnif
Sans Steiner @1auffen' g in 9apcne
port. Die alien Observation-Disclosures
Rampfgenolien, bic Iurner unb Der Mopos
fatenDerein bi[6eten bas @brengelette,
@rn1t WaGer unb. @uftoo Oonalb bislten
ergretfenbe &eben. Gin getpalti9er Srauer>
3ug gu @agen unb 81 SUB iammelte lid
beim Grematortam, in peI6em bic 0eicbe
bes e6len @reiles 81 Ni9e -%pertpanoelt
Duroe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

The following were elected officers Of
Burnside Council Tuesday evening
Councillor, I. II. Rogers; vice councillor,
Herbert B. Mason; recording secretary,
M. p. Earle; assistant recording secretary,
Howard Higgins; financial secretary,
James Livingston; treasurer, Franklin
Munroe; inductor, Harry Brown; inside
protector, George j. Beiij outside pro-
State Councillor II. w. True and suite
made an official visit to Netop Council
Thursday evening. The entertainment of
the evening was musical program by an
orchestra composed of members OF the
council. A supper was served.
Narrsgansett Council will omit its meet
ing Wednesday evening.
The officers OF the State Council will
visit Enterprise Council Friday evening,
July 13.
Garfield Council IL to have q day at
Rhodes on the Pawtuxet during the
month Of July.
bAll OF the Councils In the State have
elected officers for the ensuing term.
The State board OF officers will hold a
meeting In the Office Of the State Secre-
tary Monday afternoon.
Ironside Council will have an excursion
Wednesday, July IL.
The field day committee will meet
Thursday evening, July IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Much interest Is being taken In the
forthcoming session of the Supreme
Lodge to be held during the week
of August 81 in Washington. Arrange
ments can be made with agent Nc
Closky of the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company, the rate for the
round trip, including state-room and
meals, being 1920. BY this mode OF
travel, delightful sea voyage and stay
of three or four days at the national
capital are afforded.
All district deputies will be obliged to
show their receipts for dues up to July l.,
1894, before receiving the semi-annual
password from the grand chancellor.
Elmwood Lodge will not meet Wednes-
day evening, II being the night OF July 4.
Colonel j. u. Carpenter, presided at the
meeting of Sterling Division Monday
evening. One application for member
ship was received. Charles II. Leonard,
Jr., was elected captain to FIJI the vacancy
caused by the promotion OF Lieutenant
Colonel Nelson 8. Davis, and James Clary,
first lieutenant. They nave been installed
by Colonel Carpenter. The members of
the division are TO procure fatigue coats
for their trip to Washington.
At the meeting Of Sterling Division
Monday evening, 1t was voted to take
part in the demonstration at Washing
ton, ID. c., August "a. Captain Leonard,
Lieutenant Clary and Recorder Kennedy
were appointed to secure the names OF
members who desired to form the delega-
tion.
The program OF games for Pythian day
II as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITuEs.

Coal for July will be higher by is cents
a ton.
Smallpox is spreading In Litchheld
county, Conn
Italy proposes a system Of international
supervision of anarchism.
Charles Hutchins of York. Me-, at
tempted vainly to commit suicide.
1t is denied that the Collins AK com.
pany. Collinsville, Conn, will close.
Amos X Locke, 81 years old, Of Ash
burnham, Mass, dropped dead at Boston.
An unknown man was found suffering
from arsenical poisoning at Peabody,
Mass
The American steam yacht Atlanta,
belonging to the Goulds, has arrived at
Greenock.
Henri Rochefort says the selection OF
Casimir-Perer for president means civil
war Ia France.
Japanese residents Of New York claim
that they should be allowed rights OF
naturalization.
The French aIn basssdor to Germany
thanked the kaiser for his sympathy with
bereaved France.
Work on the construction of the Hud.
son anu MhfiboFo tOdu WAL W Con
menced next Monday.
The Italian government will not make
any demand for indemnity resulting
from Italian losses In France
Attorney General Olney says that
United States mails must not be OBJ
structed by Pullman strikers.
The application for certificate of res
sonable doubt in the case Of Erastus WI
man has been continued to July O.
About 1900 young men ara undergoing
examinations for admission 10 the two
undergraduate departments Of Yale.
George r. Aipress of Hartford. ~ ycsrs
old. . travelling salesman. died from In
juries received by being struck by rail.
road train.
The class which graduated from the
Rhode Island state normal school num-
bered 10 mem bers, aud. In addition, pupil
teachers of the Providencs training
school. IA in number. received nornal
seheel svrtiasstsA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
RED MEN.

The warriors degree was conferred on
two candidates and one application for
membership was received in King Philip
Tribe Tuesday evening. The officers
elect are - follows: Prophet, A. M. Craig
sycamore, James Leonard; junior
sycamore, James Leonard; chief of re-
cords, Noah ID. Payne; assistant chief OF
records, X. l.. Van Meter; keeper OF
wampum, T. q. Andrews; representatives
to the great council, william Frsnkland,
A. A. Morey and A. Craig; alternstes, N.
d: Payne, N. Bohing and 9. E. p: Philips.
two candidates Tuesday evening.
The officers elect of Wamsitta Tribe are
asfollows: Prophet, p. K. Pierce; sachem.
Henry 8. Archer; senior sycamore, w. M.
Green; junior sycamore, Il. p. Kelly; chief
OF records. K. A. Irish; collector OF wam-
pun, w. B. Packard; keeper Of wampum,
A; M. Burke trustee, w. e. Bowen;
The wigwam Of Pettaconsett Tribe was
filed Thursday evening, the attraction
being the comforting Of the chiefs degree
upon two warriors by the chiefs degree
team that formerly had the reputation OF
doing the best work In the State. The
work was az OF old, and gave entire satis-
faction. 1t was under the super
McKenna. The election resulted as
follows: Prophet, II. G. Weeks; sachem,
w. f. Cushing; senior sycamore, II. Il.
Goff; junior sycamore, John Z. Bowers;
chief Of records, George r. Saunders;
keeper of wampum, George III. Allen; as
sistant chief ofrecords, w. p. Brownell
third trustee L. ID. Nelson; representa-
tives to the present council, N. b. Bowers,
A. +. Harvey, w. z. Bowen; alternates,
George II. Allen, L. d. Nelson and George
II. Saunders. A supper was served.
One application for membership was re-
ceived and permission given one applicant
to receive the adoption degree in Watche-
moket Tribe last evening. The officers
elected are as follows: Prophet, w. q.
Bowen; sachem, A. X. Holman; senior
sycamore, Frederick Wascham; chief OF
records Il. 8. Barry; assistant chief of
records, A. l.. g. Chace; keeper of wam-
pun, E. b. Lincoln.
The election of officers in Tahoma Tribe
resulted as follows: Prophet, Q. j. Dean /;
sachem, George II. Evans; senior saga
more, G. ID. Loud; junior sycamore; Ed
ward Lazone; chief OF records, George
r. Brackett; assistant chief of
records, Albert M. Pierce keeper of wam-
pun, Henry Normandy; third trustee, A.
Mitchell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

The celebration OF the 21st anniversary
OF the ordar, held In Masonic Hall last
evening, was a success. The exercises con-
sisted OF q reception by the officers of the
Grand Lodge. Grand Dictator q. III.
Bucklin, Grand Vice Dictator General r.
III. Rhodes, Grand Assistant Dictator
II. 9. Lazelle, Grand Chaplin
w. ii. Barren, Grand Guide
+. w. Moran, Grand Reporter o. A. Carl
ton, Past Grand Dictators A. T.. Carpenter,
Charles II. Thurber, Charles II. johnson
and A. l.. Anthony. The reception was
held In the parlors. afterwhich the MEM
bers and friends had a banquet. The Tai
ma orchestra, lead by Miss Helen May
Butler, played finely. After supper the
grand director made a short address and
called upon Past Grand Dictator A. l..
Anthony who officiated as toast master.
Interesting remarks were made by the
officers OF the Grand Lodge. Miss Grace
Belle Davis gave q number OF humorous
recitations In costume which were
well received. The committee were
as follows: @. ii. Bucklin, A. l..
Anthony, II. Fl. Rhodes, o. A. Carleton,
J. ID. Carpenter, w. Heath, Chas. Thurber,
X. L. Johnston, John M. Nyc, ii. Q. Lit
tell, VIM. 8. Iawton, IT. c. sherman, III.
Z. LazeIle, Rufus q. Sprague, Thomas II.
Rhodes, Jr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Lucretia Temple will meet as usual
Wednesday evening and an important
item of business will come up for action.
One candidate will be initiated to Hope
Temple Monday evening.
Sister Greenhalgh of Lucretia Temple is
seriously i'll.
Three candidates were admitted into
Beacon Light Temple Wednesday even
ing.
May Temple held an entertainment
followed by parlor games Monday even
ing.
One candidate was initiated into Unity
Temple Tuesday evening. After the cere-
mony peanut hunt was enjoyed. Broth
er A. @. Peavey and Sistcr lisa Crater were
awarded the first prize.
Tickets for the excursion on July IL are
being rapidly disposed of.
A clambake was served to the members
of Beacon Light Temple last evening by A.
ID. Robbins on his lawn.
A temple was formed In Washington, ID.
c., by Supreme Representative Marie
Stranburg OF New York City last Monday
evening.
The Inter Sc Society met for the last
time this season Monday evening with
Sister Jennie Barlow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

Thursday instead Of Wednesday, when
the nrst rank will be conferred on two
candidates.
The cir knight,s rank was bestowed on
one candidate and one application for
mem mbership was received In Rhode Island
Division, Monday evening.
ferred on one csndidste in Webster Lodge
one application Tor membership was
received In Enterprise Lodge Thursday
evening. An amendment to the by-laws
viii come up for action next Thursday
evening.
The rank OF page was given one csndi-
hate In Eureka Lodge, Tuesday evening.
Four pages received the rank Of esquire
IN Washington Lodge, Wednesday even
The officers OF the arst rsgimept OF the
uniform rank held q meeting ct head
quarters last evening and instructed the
arrangements for the trip 90 WASH
Stcae's Continental Band have been
secured. Sir knight John L. Cary OF
Rhode Island Division has appointed as
Tregimsntsl quartermaster, in place Of J:
been Fo; whose r's'sns.ioG Msi"s .0srs has
James r. Carnahan. The members
will be assessed q each and others who
accompany the members q, making the
round trip $11.50 and $10.60.
Past Chancellor Henry o. Martin Of
Ivanhoe Lodge has been appointed grand
marshal for Pythian Day.
The reception committee for Pythian
day is a. follows: Past Grand Chancellors
Frank K. Forsyth, M. D., Alexander b.
Gladding, "A. r. Carpenter, Frederick N.
Gon, Past Chancellors A. r. Howe and
r. N. 6ewell. The grand officers
OF the different jurisdictions In New Eng
land, Supreme Chancellor Walter b.
Richie, Major General James X. Carna-
han, Brigadier General John II. Abbott
and stan OF Massachusetts, have been In
vited to be the guests of the day.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Julius
q. Lutz has rendered his resignation and
Grand Chancellor Walter Scott has ap-
pointed w. H. Langley to ill the va
cancy.
Past Chancellor Samuel III. kingsley, of
Myrtle Lodge, of Colorado Springs, COL,
was visitor In Pythias Lodge last even
ing. Brother Kingsley was formerly
resident of this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30

GROUP OF FRENCH STATESMEN.
Premier Dupuy has received telegram
from Motta Visconti, northwest Of Pavla.
Italy, saying that the authorities, the in
habitants and even the families of the In
famous Cesario Santo express profound
indignation ut the crime.
The American colony has opened sub-
scriptions for wreath to be placed upon
the coffin Of the late President Garnet.
Over $3.50 has already been subscribed.
Great progress has been made in In
vestigatiug the murder Of President Car.
not, and IL is now clearly ests blished thas
q regular plot In which number of peo-
pie were concerned, existed to sssassinate
the president. II has been asccrtaihcd
that the final meeting of the conspirators
took place at Cette, and that Gees rio
Santo was there chosen by lot 70 comsIit
the actual murder The arrest OF Santos
accomplices is expected hourly.
An anarchist named Pie has been ar
rested at Chalona. Two days prior 10
the murder of President Carnot he stated
that the president would either be de-
stroyed by a bomb or stabbed to death
during his visit to Lyons. Pie. at the
last general election. contested SCAT in
the chsmbsr Of deputies against M. Bour-
geois-