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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-08-16
Krak6w. - Stub hr. Wan.

b. m. z wielka uroczystoscis i
przy ogromnym zjezdzie
najpierwszych W kraju rodzin.
KoSci6l PIP. Felicyanek wspa-
male byl przybrany W kwiaty
ziele6, blogos}awie6stwa u.
dzieli} mlodej parze ks. Kon.
stanty Czorba. Pc slubie cd.
bylo sic W pa}acu Potockich
pod Baranami sniadanie, ma
kterem rodzice panny mlodej
podejmowali oko1o 100 os6b.
Opr6cz najblizszej rodziny, jak
hr. Adamowej i hr. Andrzej6w
Potockich, hr. Stefan6w Ia.
moyskich, hr. Edward6w Ra.
czy1skich hr. Konstantych
Branickich, widziano tam ksie.
cia biskupa Puzyne, licznych
Representative rodzin Sierra.
kowskich, Soltan6w, Kalk.
stein6w, Husarzewskich, Poto.
ckich, Branickich, ks. Radzi.
willow, ks. Lubomirskich, Ba.
denich, Zamoyskich, Zurow.
skich, Krasi6skich, Wielhor'
skich, Brzozowskich, Tarnow.
skich, Wodzickich, Poni6skich,
Jaroszy6skich, Wolodkowi-
cz6w, ks. Czartoryskich, ks.
Czetwerty6skich, Gautier,
Tyszkiewicz6w, Gajewskicb.
Nadto by} obecnym ks. Antoni
RadziwiN Berlina, delegat
p. Laskowski, ks. Szeptycki,
Bazylianin, hrabia Strongonoff
koledzy pana mlodego hr. de
Renesse i bar. Schoenberg,
szambelar owie papiescy, prof.
dr.. Jordou, PIP. Stanislaw Ja-
strzebski, kompozytor Wlady.
slow Zeledski, artysta malarz
Krudowski, kapelmistrz Hook,
pose} Kozlowski, Ludwik Mi.
cba}oWski ! wielu irnvch.
L'06,0. - Ks. biskup Kon.
stanty Czechowicz dokonywa
obecnie wizytacyi parafii gr.
kat. W powiecie samborskim,
gdzie wszedzie W spos6h uro.
czysty bywa przyjmowany.
Szczegolnie okaza|ego goscin.
nego przyjecia doznal ks. BIZ
skup W Nadybach W goscin.
nym domu PIP. Wladys'aw6w
Tchorznickich, W Czyszkach
u hr. Maryan6w kosi6w. -
W Sobote dnia 81 2, D.. vie.
czorem ma wzgorzu mimo de.
szczu rzesistegr zebralo sic
bardzo wie)s os6b starszych i
maodz'ezy, kt6rzy przez godzi-
re przesz}o spiewali pieani
patryotyczne u stop pomnika
i krzy2a, wspaniale ilumino-
wanego ma czesc sp. Teoila
Wisniowskiego i J6zefa Ka-
pnsci6skiego. Pred rozej.
sciem sic grupa robotnik6w
socyalistycznych zaintonowals
Czerwony Sztandar mimo, il
otaczajaca ia publisznodt cis.
gle spiewsla "Jeszcze Polska
ME zgins}a." Dysonans TRIVIAL
kr6tka chwile, poczem wspa-
niale dzwieki narodowego
hymnu przyg1uszy1y rewolu-
cyins zwrotke. Po tym cpl.
zodzie rozesz3a sic Gala publ.
cznosc do domu W zupelnym
spokoju, tenn zupelniejszym,
ze czujna policya W }agodnei
co prawda formie wezWala ia
do tego i wezwanie popar1a
widokiem sporej ilosci b1yska-
jacych W nocy kask6w poll.
cyjnych.
Ka7isz. - D. 27 I'm. dopel.
niony zostal W obecnosci gu
bernatora Daragana akt erek.
cyl nowo budujacego sic teatru
miejskiego. - w czasie cd 13
Czerwca do l Lipca r. b. bylo
W gubernii kaliskiej % poza'
row. Straty wyniosly 34,S76
rs. - 2 wypadk6w nieszcze-
aliwych zapisuje ''Gazeta Ka-
liska" W po1owie Caerwca W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-08-16
PRZEGLAD
Polityki NigdzynauodoWei.
Chicago, l6 Sierpnia.

skirgo do Paryza dlugie ma.
7 dy jego p Hanotau1 dajs
pow Cd do przypuszczeh, re
,ho,tzl zacisnienie wsz}ow
pr=yiszni pomiedzy Austro
Wvcrami, Frsncya i Rosys /
o wsG6lus akcye polityczns
h ,r~ech mocarstw. Akcya
,a3ia stanowiiaby rskojmie po.
koju i porzadku ma Wschodzie
;urrcktm. Z inuej znow strony
porozum,enie rosyjsko franko
4u~tryackie wywolacby mog}o
pewien wp}yw posredni ma 90,
,taws opozycyi niemieckiej
wobec polltyki wewbstrznej
hr. Badeniego. Jednoczesnie z
pobytcm hr. Goluchowskiego
W p !u, kanclerz uiemieckl
ks. Hohenlohe przedstawiai sig
cesarzowi Franciszkowi J6ze-
fowl w Ischl, gdzie la godzine
przedtem przybyl wegierski
prezes ministrow hr. Bauffy,
kt6ry widzial sic z ks. Hohen-
lohe wyiecbal do Pesztu W
godziue po odjezdaie kanclerza
niemieckiego.
P. Hanotaux wydal ma Geese
hr. Gosuchowskiego sniadanie,
na kt6rem byli obecni: prezes
gabinetu D. Meline, posei fran
ruzki W Konstantynopolu Cam.
bon, oraz poslowie: austryacki
W Paryau hr. Wolkensteln |
fraucuzki W Wiedniu, p. Lozs.
Naradom hr. Goluchowskiego
y .. Hanotaux przypisujs po'
wszechnie wazne znaczenle po-
litytzne.
Traktat handlowy tranko
abisy6ski oznacza scisle grani.
ce pomiadzy kolonis francuzka
Djibuti okresla stawki eel,
jake pobierae ma skarb abb
svhski nd towar6W francuz
kich. Negus nsdaje Towarzy-
stwu francuzkiemu koncesye
na budows drogi aelazuej cd
brzeg6w morza Czerwonego,
przez gl6wne miasta Abisynii,
az do Bialego Nilu. ?. Lagar-
de zostal mianowany sta4ym
rezydenten francuzkim przy
negusie Meneliku, W Havre
p. Faure zagail uroczyscie po.
siedzenie zjazdu organizator6w
igrzysk olimpijskich i ma przy-
ieciu przedstawicieli stowarzy.
sze6 sportowych zagrsnicznych
odznaczyl szczeg6lniej pred
stawicieli rosyjskich PIP. Pc
tersa j Rittera.
Narady premier6w kolonial'
nych z p. Chamberlainem W
sprawie blizszego zestosunko-
wanna metropolij z koloniami
doprowadzi}y do jednomyslnie
powzistego wniosku, IL wszel-
kie zcentralizowsnie sycia po-
,itycznego kolonij ME jest u
pragnionem, i ae potega zwia-
sku metropolij koloniami
bierze w4a5nie zr6dlo W samo-
dzielnosci ich politycznej, O..
graniczonej jedynie przez inte.
r'sv og6lne ca1ei federacyi
welkobrgta6skiej. Uchwalono
,oiywac zgromadzenia pred.
-lawlc eli 'lonij W celu bliz-
=>ego per.. ycznego okrssla-
iia tych int, rrsow,
r ,kowania Z Transwaalem
prz brady cecby }agodniejsze,
p"u'ewaz Rad republiki boe-
row zui6s} wymierzona prze.
ciwko Anglikom ustaWs o imi-
grseyi zaproponowa} roz.
strzygniecie kwestyi spornych
przez sad polubowny.
w. Porta zlozy}a poslom de.
klaracys, W kt6rej zgadza sic
aa linis graniezns, przez mo.
3arstwa okreslons. Krok ten
przypisujs inicyatywie sultana.
Pisma tureckie W Konstanty.
aopolu zmieuily ton i zaprze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-08-16
pOtsd ME strajkujs.

NEw foRK, 15go sierpaia.
1900 robotnikow, prac1ja-
cych prey okryciach ME zgo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-08-16

Q pamietnika zecera.
N.rzeoona mojs byls psnas . %.
dswnsj beoddA
The herald., 1897-04-29
Resolution Of Thanks

At the final meeting of the Fiesta ath-
letic committee. held on Monday even
ing. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
On motion of Mr.. Buckley: That the
thanks of the committee be extended to
The Herald. Times, Express and Record
for so freely opening their columns to
the committee.
On motion of Mr.. McGarvin: That the
committee extend a vote of thanks to
Walter McStay financial secretary. and
the members of the Los Angeles Athlet-
ic club, who by their kind assistance
contributed so much to the success of fthe
Fiesta carnival of sport.
The herald., 1897-04-29

fornia, to discuss the proposition OF
stop-over privileges being granted dele
gates attending the Christian Endeavor
convention to be held in San Francisco
in July next. Mr.. Merrill informed the
committee that arrangements would be
effected whereby the matter would be
satisfactorily settled within the next
few weeks. and the members OF the
Christian Endeavor societies allowed TO
visit Southern California during their
visit to the state.
]. A. Filcher, secretary OF the state
board of trade, has been appointed com
missioner to the Hamburg exposition
and sent In charge Of California's ex-
hibit. He leaves San Francisco tomor-
row, and expects to catch the steamer
on the 9Th. Two carloads OF exhipits
preceded him.
The herald., 1897-04-29
DIRECTORS MEET
At the Chamber of Commerce--Im-
portant Matters Discussed

The board of directors of the chamber
Of commerce met yesterday afternoon
at 3:15. The following were presents
Directors DuquS.-F -Forman. Croft, john
son. Klokke, Mathuss, Mckinley, New
berry. Patterson, Story. Vetter, Waters.
President Forman occupied the chair.
The following We're elected to MEM
bership: H. Sarafan, Oriental rugs;
L. NJ. Powers, physician.
A communication was read from
George F. Clough, secretary of the local
Railway Conductors association. rela-
tive to the national convention Oh rail-
way conductors to be held here May
18th. The following resolutions were
offered by Director Patterson, and were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The Railway Conductors
National union have accepted an invi-
tation to hold their annual convention
in this city for 1897; and. whereas, this
convention will be held here on the 1lth
day of May next, and the estimated at
tendance will be about 5000 people from
all parts of the United States and Can
ada class of people that will bespeak
the attractions of our country and oil
mate; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the chamber of COM
merce extend to this order and the la
dies of their party a hearty welcome,
and offer every means of assistance in
their power to make their stay one Of
enjoyment; 1t is further
Resolved, That the secretary be in
structed to offer the use of the rooms
of the chamber of commerce for head
quarters during the stay of the railway
order in the city. and that the sum of
500 be paid to George F. Clough, sec
retary of the local executive committee
of railway conductors, for the purpose
of assisting in defraying the expenses
of the entertainment of their guests;
and il Is further
Resolved, That the chamber of COM
nerce urge upon it's members and re-
quest our citizens to contribute towards
the fund that is now being raised to
make the convention of railway con-
ductors grand success.
A communication was read from the
New York chamber of commerce ask
ing the board to request the president
of the United States to take action rela-
tive to this government taking action
toward participating in the exposition
to be held in Paris in 1900. AS Presi-
dent Mckinley has already taken ac-
ton in the matter and asked for the
appropriation of money to be used in
preliminary work in this line, the COM
munication was ordered filed.
A communication was read from the
st. Paul chamber of commerce asking
the chamber to pass resolutions author
izing the president of the United
States to appoint a commission
as proposed by the monetary conven-
ton held in Indianapolis, these
resolutions to be forwarded to each
member of congress from California.
On motion the same was approved.
The herald., 1897-04-29
FREMONT GATE
Graceful Letter of Acknowledgment
From the Pathfinder's Widow

The following very interesting corre-
spondence has passed between the Park
Commissioners and Mrs. Jessie Benton
Fremont. 1t will be remembered that
some days ago the Park Commission
ers decided to name the new entrance
to Elysian Park the Fremont Entrance,
which was afterwards changed to Fre-
mont Gate. The Secretary of the Park
Commissioners wrote to Mrs. Fremont
the following letter, advising her Of the
action of the board
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont: Dear
Madam-I have the very great pleasure
of informing you that at special meet
ing of the Park Commissioners of the
city of Los Angeles, held on last Friday.
it was unanimously decided to christen
the beautiful gateway and entrance to
Elysan Park, on Buena Vista street.
now being constructed by the labor OF
unemployed, Fremont Gate" as n
small tribute to him whose life and serv-
ices are so intimately connected with the
history of our city and State, and also
as token of the love and respect which
this community bears towards yourself
and family.
l am sincerely. etc.
J.F. MENDENHALL
The herald., 1897-04-29
Stopped the Work

City Clerk Hance, as custodian Of the
city hall, while making the rounds of the
building yesterday, discovered that a
connection was about to be made by
means of twoinch pipe between the
steam exhaust tank in the rear of tha
hall and the swimming baths next door.
presumably for the purpose of heating
the water in the latter institution. As
no permission had been given. Mr. Hance
ordered the work stopped until an inves-
tigation could be made. No harm would
probably have resulted, but the custo-
dian thought it would be better to find
out something about it.
The herald., 1897-04-29
NEW FORECASTER
Weather Man Franklin Will Prognos-
ticate for Los Angeles

The following letter, confirmatory of a
dispatch from Senator Perkins, which
vas published several days ago, has
been received by Gregory Perkins, sec
ietary of the board of trade:
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, office of chief of weather bureau,
Washington, d. c., April 19, 1897.
Dear Sir: In answer to your letter of
TIE 18th inst, relative to establishing
local forecast station in your city,
have the pleasure to inform you that
orders will be issued giving to Mr..
Franklin, the local official of the weather
bureau, authority to make forecasts for
Los Angeles and vicinity. / trust that
this will be satisfactory to your organi-
zation. Very respectfully
WILLIS l.. MOORE,
Chief of the Bureau.
The herald., 1897-04-29
FIRE COMMISSIONERS
A Hose Cart Driver Reduced to the
Ranks

At the meeting OF the fire commits
sion yesterday morning all the members
were present except Mr. Sabichi, who is
still confined to his house by illness.
Clerk Todd was in his usual place and
Chief Moore was also in attendance.
The first matter taken up after the
reading of the minutes was the hear
ing of the charges preferred against
Hose Cart Driver B. L. Kiser by his su-
perior officer, Engineer Dunn. The men
belong to engine company No. g.
On being called, Engineer Dunn stated
that he had caught Kiser and another
man not connected with the depart
ment drinking in the engine house; that
at the time Kiser was already too drunk
70 perform his duties as driver, and that
when ordered to go to bed and sober ur
The herald., 1897-04-29
Back atlWork

Deputy Carl McStay of the street su-
perintendent's office, is back at work,
though showing the effects of his severe
tussle with an attack of appendicitis
His weight fell from 169 to lac pounds IN
five days. Mr. McStay says that whil7
appendicitis is undoubtedly a great
thing for taking off weight in a short
time, he would hardly recommend it to
athletes as regular thing.
The herald., 1897-04-29
Stop Overs for the C. E.

A committee consisting of Messrs. w.
c. Patterson and Robert McGarvin, rep
resenting the chamber of commerce, and
w. H. Knight, representing the Mer-
chants association, met in the chamber
of commerce rooms yesterday, with
Leonard Merrill, vice president of the
Christian Endeavor societies of Califor-
The herald., 1897-04-29

We desire to return our heartfelt and sim
cere thanks for the kindness and sympathy
shown us by the many friends during the
illness and at the departure Of our much
beloved daughter and dear sister, Cecilia
MRS. T. ROHR AND FAMILY.
The herald., 1897-04-29
Street Accepted

Street Superintendent Drain yester-
day accepted Connecticut street from
Blaine to Vernon streets. There were no
complaints, and the work was satisfac
tory to Mr.. Drain. Frank NJ Harmon
is the contractor.
The herald., 1897-04-29
MRS. FREMONT's REPLY

Mrs. Fremont has made the following
graceful response:
My Dear Sir-The memorial naming
Of the gate by your Park Commissioners
was most graceful and kindly remem-
brance of General Fremont. He really
loved Los Angeles and its exquisite eli
mate. And here too there came to him
the elimination of the long years of
hard, dangerous, most unselfish work
to make this a part of our country.
To be Joined now in this enduring way
to your noble work, full OF a beautiful
future, and still more full of the best
manly impulses of humanity, would
have thoroughly gratified him. thank
you for him. And through you those
who had this fitting and beautiful
thought.
viii you make our thanks also. to
the gentlemen who added the sentence
that so warmly touched us, "And as
token of the love and respect which
this community bears towards yourself
and your family?"
/ am grateful for and proud of the
'1ove and respect" which we have often
felt encompassed us in our quiet home
here, and made me feel my name was a
vitalizing force for kind affection to-
ward us, as sure and delightful as the
vitalizing climate.
Very sincerely yours,
JESSIE BENTON FREMONT.
To ]. F. Mendenhall, Esq, Secretary
Park Commissioners.
The herald., 1897-04-29
Seriously Ill

Frank Sabichi, fire commissioner. is
lying dangerously Ill at his residence on
Figueroa street. He has not been in at
tendance upon any meetings of the fire
board for nearly six weeks. He is suf-
fering from heart trouble.
The herald., 1897-04-29
Change of Grade

Property owners on Truman street
from Downey avenue to Hellman street
have petitioned the council for the
change of grade of the same so as tc
conform with the grade of Downey av-
pnue
The herald., 1897-04-29
Will Be There

Health Officer Powers has applied for
an eight days leave Of absence to attend
the meeting of the pure food congress in
San Francisco. He will probably leave
for the north today.
The herald., 1897-04-29
Will Elect ATTORNEYS

AT the next meeting of the directors OF
the board of trade, which will probably
be held next week, attorneys will be
elected to serve for the ensuing year.
The herald., 1897-04-29

Browns Bronchial Troches" will quick
ly relieve Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh
and Throat Diseases. Sold only in boxes.
The herald., 1897-04-29
TO Cure q Cold In One Da

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. Csc.
The herald., 1897-04-29

Stimulant to muscular and intellectual
activity; relieves mental exhaustion. Bro
mo-Kola.
The herald., 1897-04-29

Wall paper, late styles. low prices. at
A. A. Eckstrom's. 1924 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-04-29

Mechanics tools. Furrey's. 159 North
Spring street.
The herald., 1897-04-29

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money IL II
fails to cure. 25c.
The herald., 1897-04-29

Glenwood ranges. Furrey Co., 15a North
Spring. .----.-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-30
PRESIDENT FAURE.

from Russia The French squadron VIII
stop for ten hours at Copenhagen which
will enable President Faure to visit
King Oscar After presiding at a cab
met council on his return, the president
will retire to Havre where he will pass
a short, quiet holiday.
The government has decided that all
the public buildings Of the city and all
the government Offices are to be decora-
ted with flags by Tuesday next in honor
of the return from Russia of President
Faure. The newspapers continue print
ing exultant articles on the generally
accepted announcement Of the alliance
between France and Russia. The Temps
saws that the return Of the president TO
Paris will be in the nature Of a triumph
al entry into the capital. The Patrie
urges that the occasion of the presi-
dents return be celebrated by public
illuminations from this city to the poor
est hamlet in France. The Jour also
asks that great public rejoicings be or
ganized to celebrate the return OF Pres
ident Faure from Russia.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-30
CARRIED OFF sY A LION
Fate of Little Child on Casper Mountain
In wyoming.

Fate of a Little Child on Casper Mountain
I'm Wyoming.
Casper. Wye. Aug. 3o.--A 2-year- old
child was carried away by mountain
lion On Casper mountain Thursday
morning A fruitless search has beer
made by herders of fiocls ard miners
day and night to find the baby The
little one is on orphan whose mother
died last year and whose father had put
it into the care and keeping Of a family
by the name of Henderson, who is herd
ing sheep ten miles from Casper at the
head of "Cy" canyon.
At daylight Thursday Mr.. Henderson
arose and followed his flock, leaving his
wife and the orphan charge sleeping in
camp. When he returned at o'clock
for breakfast the woman was still fast
asleep and the baby was gone. 1t had
awakened and toddled off in its night
dress. A search was at once made for
the little one and its barefeet tracks
were found leading to a spring nearly
mile away. Near the spring were found
also fresh tracks OF a huge mountain
lion. No other trace of the babe has
been found There is known TO be q
den of four lions on Casper mountain.
No hopes are entertained Of finding the
babV alive
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-30
CUSTOM RECEIPTS FALL OFF
August VIII show Decrease of $4,000,
600. Yet Officials Are Satisfied.

August VIII show n Decrease of $4,000
900. Yet officials Are Satisfied.
Washington. Aug. 2S.-Treasury ofii-
clas expect TO see the customs receipts
fall this month at least S5.000,000 below
last month. They profess, however, to
be in no way surprised by such show
ing. The falling off in the receipts after
the large importation due to the desire
on the part of importers to take ad-
vantage Of the last days of the old tariff
law. is, they say. perfectly natural
They predict. however, that next month
will see q smaller difference and that
the receipts will increase gradually now
right along.
The officials do not, however, look for
any great increase in the customs re-
ceipts till January. From that time on
to the end of the fiscal year the re-
ceipts will, they think, increase TIL to-
ia, of nearly $4,000, 900 is reached. That
figure Is $1O,O00.000 or $15,OO0,O0O less
than Mr.. Dingley predicted for the first
fiscal year of the new law. But the
treasury officials say that they Will be
satisfied with such showing. confident
in their belief that the second year OF
the law will land handsome surplus
IN the treasury.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-30
STRIKERS HEAD THE PARADE.
Labor Day Mt Wheeling, w. va--Aid for
the Miners.


Wheeling, w. Va. Aug. 30.-Saturday
was Labor Day in Wheeling and 1t was
made In reality demonstration in favor
Of the striking coal miners. In the pa
rade. which moved at 10 o'clock the
miners were given the head of the COL
umn, and there were over 1000 Of them
in line. with representatives from all
the mining districts Of the upper PAN
handle and eastern Ohio Their banners
and devices were picturesque and
unique, both in make and sentiment, the
chief burden Of their declaration being
against the PLUCK Me Stores" and gov
ernment by injunction.
Throughout the parade, which in
cluded all the trades unions In the mid
die Ohio Valley, the same sentiments
were found on the banners. At the pic
nie on the state fair grounds were booths
where help for the miners could be CIV
en-. and many a dollar ordinarily spent
for good cheer at Labor Day picnics
went into the miners fund. II is all
needed. too, for destitution is staring the
strikers in the face. and at Wheeling
Creek and Dillonvale many are hungry
In this city there has been ample relief
Dut III sildll places, Wnere HedTly al
the inhabitants are miners, there is
much misery and want The output OF
coal from the Kanawha valley has been
cut to almost nothing by the strike. but
In New River there Is an increase. near
ly all the strikers having gone to work
Dubois. Pa, Aug. 3O.-The Eleanor
miners joined the strikers Saturday
morning and with the Reynoldsville
miners are marching 600 strong to WAL
ston and Adrian. The Eleanor miners
were originally much opposed to strik-
ing, but such strong pressure was
brought to bear that they quit work.
The Reynoldsville miners camped at
Eleanor Friday night. and the marchers
left that place at o'clock Saturday
morning. The Walston and Adrian min
ers will probably strike and this will
preclude the possibility of the miners
here holding a meeting to reconsider the
question Of returning to work General
Manager Robinson is in New York city
consulting with the owners Of the mines.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-30
O. Ar. Omcers Installed.

Buffalo. N. Y, Aug. 30.-The new ofii-
GERS of the G.. A. II. were Installed by
General Wagner of Pennsylvania. the
oldest surviving ex-c x-commander-in-chi
Saturday. Chief Goblin
has three appointments to make. quar-
termaster general. adjutant general
and inspector general. The first two
are salaried offices, the position of quar-
termaster general paying $,5OO a year.
General Goblin will not make these ap-
pointments for several days. Before
adjournng the encampment expressed
its great appreciation of the liberality
of the municipal authorities and citi-
zens of Buffalo in entertaining themem-
bers of the G. A. r. and their friends.