The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-22
THE REUNION.
Groat Preparations Made for the
Meeting of Confederates
WINDING Up THE IRON HALL ORDER
The Court Issues an order Of Importance
To Claimauts-tie kelly en- Route To
Washington with Monster
Petition.

UousroN. Tex, May 2l-The boom
OF cannon at sunrise announced the
opening of the state military en-
campment at Camp Culber~on Maj
GEN a. = Roberts commanding \
light rain fell i'm the morning. which
urcc~sitated postponement of the
parade until to-day. Several cavalry
and artillery companies are ON hand.
besides company T. Light battery,
Third regiment United States army,
and United States Fifth cavalry
mounted band.
Mrs Hayes and Miss Winnie Davis.
who will arrive tonight. will be given
"a grand reception. Gems ;. ID. Lee,
Jo Wheeler. John B Gordon A. =
Roberts. l.. : Ross and others have ar
rived and the city Is rapidly filling mp
with veterans of both confederate and
uuion armies. Gen. Schodeld will ar
rive tomorrow morning
To-day is IouSton day and all places
of business will be closed Tomorrow
morning the confederate reunion be-
gins. and Mrs Hayes and Miss Winnie
Davis will meet all veterans at "a pub
lie reception. The Southern Historical
association, OF which Gen. stephen D.
Lee is president, is now in session
preparing "A report 10 be submitted TO
the uniou-coufederate convention on
Thursday More than fifty veteran
camps have been registered, represent
ing fourteen states and the Indian ter
ritory.
WINDING UP TIRE IRON HALL ORDER
INuIANApoLIs, Ind. May 2l-An or
der of large Importance to the Iron
Hall claimants all over the country
was issued by Judge McNaStcrs, OF the
superior court yesterday Upon the
application Of Receiver Failey the court
directed that June 10 be fixed as the
final date, on or before which all
branches OF the order must complete
their accountings with the receiver
here, and all claims for allowance must
bc fled under penalty Of branches or
individuals failing 10 comply with the
order being shut out from all future
benefits arising from She payment of
the final dividend.
Receiver Failev filed q report show
inr that all the branches ia Maine
which had not diobau3cd had ac-
counted i'm full; that full accounting
had been made with the Pennsylvania
receiver and that AN but ,iN hrauchc,
ia Pennsylvania had completed their
accounts. there existing a shortage in
that state of but $4,000 The same
condition wa, reportcdas 10 the Mary
land receivcr>hips Receiver Failcy
said yesterday that every effort was
being made looking 20 am early wind
ing up of the trust
a DoNENlrE.~ s MISSION.
OAKLANp, Cal. May 2l-Gcn. c. T..
Kelly, who led a detachment OF CoNcy'~
army to the national capital last year
has left for Washington. accompanied
10y his wife and two children i'm a
prairie schooner ON what he consider,
am important mission lie believe,
that "a monster petition will be as like
lv to obtain recognition from congress
as a crowd of hungry men camped ON
the step, of the capital and the pur
pose of his trip is TO obtain signature
To hi, prayer for national help in time,
of general depression. Gen. Kelly
win deliver lectures at all the place
through which he will pass and after
explaining thc purpose, of his mis-
sion viii submit the memorial 20 con
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