The Topeka Tribune and Western Recorder du lieu suivant : Topeka, Kansas • 2

TOPEKA TRIBUNE. Saturday, June 14, 1884. for your headlight turns to every point of the compass in its doublings, and while you admire the sky-kissed heights above, you may turn and tremble at the awful depths just below. It is a railway in midair. mm S.

W. WKTN, STN, NS, Editors and Proprietors, 6, VATKINS, certain hours, and reciting prayers The Jews observe Saturdays; being very strict as to their conformity to ancient custom, and ordinance. They close their shops, and are not often seen on the streets until the afternoon. They appear in their best clothes. Sunday is observed by the Christians of various denominations.

On that day the flags fly from the consulates of the Christian nations. A FEARFUL INDICTMENT. During one of Mr. Grogan's mar. terly addresses, recently, he made the A paper owned by Coloivd men, and published In behalf of the humbler citi-uoiia especially, and the public good in general, circulating freely among the woiking classes of Kansas.

A good ad-Vertising mcdiuc rates furnished upon ipplloatTon. Kemit money to us note, money order or Address, "Watkins Wink, Publishers, Topeka, Kaus. following fearful arraignment of our Wealthy Colored Rew Yorkers. New York City contains some wealthy colored men, as instance the following list: An ex Confederate colonel and slave owner lately met a former slave of his who owned a brown stDiie house in New Yoik, and could write his check for $150,000. Four or five physicians in the two cities have a practice of eighteen or twenty thousand dollars a year.

The late Mrs. Gloster who lived on Brooklyn Heights was very wealthy. J. W. Bowen, a member of the Board of of Brooklyn, i worth Mr.

Hasdra who owns a country seat on the Hudson, has also a bank account of $160,000. Me. Roselle, recently deceased, left Dr. McDonald has a practice of $18,000. Hiram Thomas is worth $100,000.

Dr. White, a druggist, who owns a cottage at Sea Cliff is esti mated at $200,000. Joseph Tenyck is rated at $300,000. Dr. P.

W. Ray's practice yields annually $30,000, and he is worth $250,000. Mrs. Daniel Brooks has $200,000 left her. James V.

Mars, who owns a cottage at New port, possesses $85,000. Dr. Guignon, a druggist, is worth A dozen others are named worth nation's shame, curse and crime: Oh for some master mind to prepare an indictment against this heaven daring crime! I charge it with crimes the most revolting that ever blackened the page of history. TEKMS: Rngls copy, one year SO Single copy, six monthi 1 00 Dingle copy, three monthi W) Wngle copy, one month 2u Clulu of lix, one year, each copv 1 8" (Ilabi of ten, one year, each copy 1 2ft 1st. It has stripped its victims of EET.

AND MRS. IL II. LUCAS. How Received at Topeka. Rev.

H. Lucas, of Topeka, and Miss Maria V. Lowrie, of St. Joseph, Mo were married at the bride's home, Thursday evening, June 5. They received many handsome and valuable presents.

On Friday June 6, the bride and groom arrived in Topeka, accompanied by the bride's sister. Miss Mattie B. Lowrie. At night, they were given a grand reception at their church, An im-meuse crowd came out to welcome them. Tuesday night, a grand surprise was given them, gotten up by Rev.

Christ burgh. The night was lovely, the attendance as very large. Excellent music was furnished by the Topeka Pleasant Hour Orchestra consisting of the fallowing; Lead Violin, Dr. J. M.

Tamison; 2nd Violin, B. Ware; Cornet, J. A. Hicks; Clarionet, A. Hall; Guitar, A.

D. Defrantz; Bass, A Abbott, and the Oriole Quartet. Refreshments were provided by Mesdames Mintie Brown, A. Joyce, Dunlap. A large table was filled with presentsvhich were presented by Prof.

S. Watkins in a brief speech and accepted by a very appropriate speech from Rev. Lucas. The festivities continued until 12 o'clock, when all dispersed, expressing themselves as having had a lovely time and wishing the bride and groom all the happiness possible in this life. The following is the list of p-es-ents: Rev.

J. W. Browder and Miss Maggie Morgan, ice cream set; Miss Ida Sales, silk fan; Miss S. R. Scott, A special dispatch to the Common wealth thus describes the gavel used by the chairman of the convention: "It was made by A.

H. Andrews and it is made from wood from each State and Territory in the Union, Mr. J. S. Isrigg, of Indianapolis, sent a piece of the old St ite Capitol, begun in 1832.

The handle is made of a piece of the venerable Charter Oak. In response to requests, the makers received enough pieces of wood to make 100 gavels. Our Agents. llobert Lowery, Topeka: Nannie McAfoe, North Topeka; Brooks and Clura (rregfr, Lawrence; Hattie liond, Junction city; MaryC ('iil-awuy, Atchison; Sndie Harrison, St Joseph, Mo; Susie II Tipton, Emporia; Mary Owens, Uskaloo- Guaranteed Strictly First Class. for Beauty of Finish, Pipe like Tone, Superiority of Action, Work and Thoroughness of Construction they stand unrivalled.

ELEQAMT CATALOGUES FBBZ. Asdbimi WHITNEY ORGAN Sole Msnofacturcrs Royal Organf, DETROIT, Mica. Mollie Bums, Pon- uuKarahJ ilav. Harnett ver. Colo: Lizzie Wriirht, Ottawa; Mary Miller, Mrs.

Ulathe; J. w. i.aiavvay' jjoavenwortn: Leavenwort io: aire. Jloward, Atchison; It Burks, Uunlni Merritt, Pmporia; Mary Bhreves, Ht Joseph, Ulenu, Uberlin, Ohio; W. Spool, CHAMPION LOCKS, Banna; inomai oiover, wicnna; a.

i. mum, i. u- (t Abilene; Baker, Evansville, 'ind; MoU lei than the above down tO 25,000 broadcloth, taken the glow of health from the cheek, the light of life from the eye, strength from the limbs, vitality from the blood, hope from the soul, and made the tongue to curse, lie, and blaspheme its Makerl 2d. It has made a tyrant and demon of husband and father, and the woman of angelic loveliness a fiend of brutish incarnation and a loathing in society. 3d.

It has hurled from the shining altitudes of intellectual greatness and moral worth some of earth's brightest intellects. Orators, whose "thoughts breathed and words burned," it has forever silenced. Poets, hearts pregnant with celestial fire, it has quenched in death; and the genius of all that is great it has plunged in the darkhess BROXZE or BRASS," ley, Leadville, Colo; Scott, Wathcna, Kev Pinckney, Parkville; Mo. Mary E. Mil-ler, Dulton, Mo.

W. Jackson, Duufap, Kus. 1) 1 7 Easiest put on. Keys all Bitter, Entertaining. Interesting.

Instructive, OT. Ij. IIOFEIl'S MUSICAL GAME. For Drawer, V-25 ClOBCt, (((() Chest. A-ga csk, Till, P.

0. 1 x'. uaiiiwu, 1 1 1 w. v. Olathe, Kns.

K. J. VanDickersohn. Chicago. Prof.

Silas Robins, Columbus, Kas. Capt. W. 1). Matthews.

Leavenworth, Mr. Oscar HaskinH, Junction City. Geo. Charlss, James Mitchell, Topeka. Security "We Hare Done as lVell ai we Could." The nomination of Mr.

Blaine by the party as its standard-bearer this fall we believe to be most prudent; not because he was our choice, do we believe this, but because it insures an easy victory for the party, and this is what we desired less. Not desiring Democratic success, for this is what we desire least of all things earthly. But we would see the principles of the Republican party perpetuated. We regard the "Solid etc. ENTERTAINING INSTRUCTIVE ItEPTJBLICAIf NATIONAL TICKET.

It teaches the names of all the notes. The value of the notes and rents. The key in which any piece of music is written. AU kinds of time. Continual practice in addition and substraction For President, JAMES G.

BLAINE, Or Maine. p.iir pickle dishes; Miss Lulu Wims, South" that cursed thing whose foun- of perpetual night. dations are lain upon the ruins of hu- butter dish; Mrs Elcy Brown, butter 4th. It has smitten the man of LINE OF COMBINATION LOCKS to retail, from 51.25 to 52.50. man liberty, and the crushed and bleed- dish; Mrs.

J. W.Allen, vegetable muscular strength, and left him a For Vice President, JOHN A. LOGAN, Of Illinois. ing hearts of a race of people a stand- Mjshes; Mrs. M.

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L. HOFEIl. Manhattan, Kim. DESK LOCKS, grous not alone to tiie itepuuucan par- Sportsman butter dish; Mr. and physical, intellectual and moral de iyT hvthe Re- Mrs.

Andrew Brown and Miss Julia formity, obliterating the last visible lift For Member of Congress, THOMAS RYAN. Of Shawnee County, imprint of divinity! publican party, has been distinguished Riggs, fruit dish; Mrs. G. C. Chnst-for an uuconcern in the "Solid South" burgh, half dozen tea spoons; Mr.

Padlocks, avA 5th. With relentless grasp it has dragged the children it has made matters, and their undigniiied accept- Blankenship, 5 glasses yeast powder; ance of the fiat that no Republican elec- Mic wims. bouauet: Mrs. Bird. The Rhine Run.

another leaf in the shall come from the South. It is Watti Willi ams. half orphans from the sacred precincts and I sin lvol fli nf- aA l-ri rr oa ami 11 i ra ii a I all the endearing associations of R. R. Switch IteWjJ 'i" Cabinet locks l'ttuloeka than all com-LOOM.

i5a' potltora cciaUliud. Wa make any roqnircd nmbcr In a sot. Bamplos mailed on receipt of price. pnnit2e. pfnmp pp.

descriptive l'rku i.iut, vud lucutiou this paper. JHy-Tho len(Hn( lTnrdwaro TTnnne whom t'il paper itnrmUil lius tuo "C-UiU'ios" Lucks iuiiujct. MM HEX C3T1ST. Baklib, li home, "sweet home," and driven great volume ot Negro journalism is "Ul TXm dozen ce cream dishes; Mr. and Airs, fhevery appropriaiejnan of apaper rifiSXt C.

Solomon large lamp; Mrs. L. which hails from Dcs Moines, Iowa. so iong win the "Solid South" confront M. Irving, majolica cake dish; Mr.

T. May its rays enlighten and illumine, US) just B0 i01g will the government Allston, washdish and soap; Mrs. Paths to Wealth. By Eev. JOHN D.KNOX, A book of 538 pages; 13 full-page illus-trillions.

Cloth, Kmbpxi.ished, Cbhteb Table Edition, $2.00. EN DORSEJVIENTH. them, naked and hungry, in paths of vice to ruin. as it travels on ware- to tne meridian 01 be "powerless" to interfere in benair or Reynolds and Watts, dishpan; Mrs. its existence.

fair elections and the rights of Southern Dunlap. oranges and bananas; Mrs. 6th. It has taken acres by the .1 1 iegroes. iience we waiaeu a uuuui- Tovce an(j m.

Brovrn, fruits, candies IS! WIST MUSICAL Kt. thousands, and given not a burial Holton Recorder. "A live, practical, high- Minister Langston's son Frank, eaieee'ecun nuts: Mr. George Ware, half uuwi place in death. Baltimore Methodist.

"We know of nothing who brought such grief to his parents, dozen goblets; Mesdames Blanken by shooting a couple of men has been m-asapd sliot-imns and tissue ballots, ship and Payne, half dozen ice cream tnjuiu ui iu) uuuiuis, except ueiijaimn ranklin works." 7 th. It tramples on the principles of morality, mocks at the pleadings Ithodos Journal of Hanking. "It would make acquitted. It will be remembered uut Mr. Blaine is a popular leader, dishes; Mr.

Robert Irving, basket of a very appropriate giit-Doon lor young men." Miss Mettie Hawkins, butter eggs, of mercy, and, with brazen front Church Union. "It is chock full of common how successfully he eluded the officers, ins name excites enthusiasm from but afterward gave himself up. We Bangor to San Diego, from lake Super- dish. sense ana practical advice. Kreeport (O.) 1'ress.

"A household jewel." Rev. and Mrs. Braxton, Mr. J. heaven-ward, defies justice, law and government.

"s-s 0mu ji i I- llllM1 i Methodist ltecorder. "A book of pithy sayings, wise counsels, and interesting facts." nor 10 Mason anu uixons line, even in New Orleans 100 guns were fired in honor of him, Jackson, Miss enthusiastically ratifies, and Baltimore goes wild Dunlap, Rev. Christburgh, Mr. J. W.

Allen, Rev. Richard Jackson, Dr. J. are glad to chronicle the verdict of the jury releasing him from not only the ban of law, but the name of a murderer, as the evidence proved him justified in the shooting. G.

W. Hoss, LL.D. "I know of none that 8th. It stifles t.ne voice of conscience, blinds the judgment, para equals uus ior wnoiesome and safe instruction, M. Jamison, C.

McNary, A. D- De witli delight but alas poor fellows that is all they can do, and have it counted, frantz, W. B. Ware, Harrison Jone J. A.

Swaney. D.D. "Nothing has yet appnarpd to equal it. Like palatable food, it pleases while it: ninin.tina 11 lyzes the moral sensibilities, hardens The nomination iu its relation to the Aaron Abbott and T. W.

Bell were the heart, nerves the arm to deeds of Kansas Farmer. "The stvln in vinirnn. ueniocraiic party reminas us or an amon? the euests hie, and terse. Ita pages glisten oftun with gems of best thought." Tnnekn Daily Canitnl. "Such a hnnlr firm nnvar The First Blood of the Campaign.

At the meeting to ratify the nomination of Jas. G. Blaine, in a uinLuxitai jnuiuciivf vi. 1.1113 ncvuiutiuu when Col. Barton with ouly 40 brave violence, breaks the ties of friendship, blasts human happiness, and in its fail f.f H.iirta a.uul 11 men executed one of tiie most daring verdict of "well done" upon the Re- Northwestern Christian Advocntn.

"Tr in hellish glee laughs at the tuin it has Ohio fown a colored man, Allen yet most successful exploits of the war, iifofi. I nnlJiian iiAminafirtT, flia QOQ good hook, fall of good sense as an egg is full of Tintler. tvnn killed hv tho rxnlnainn i capturing the haughty British Major .1 Toi wrought. l'rescott. As thev were bear- ir i General Journal and Democrat.

"The snvinmi nf a lifn 9th. It is a fecundity of moral and rime are nere coiiecraa ana nresnrvuri in vurv Tliif (nslrumnnt, til ts nlrnn-t htininn in it operation, (lis ver tin k'ylinnnl nf miy oiiLMit tm ulutw it lit tin; pii-tnic, A i'i l'iiiili'd Ml h-ut Inch I 'p-iv-tnntu tlit tiiiiPl Dlnct'it In tli rest, ntitt then when 111m satuy away, ne saw. hoya f.J1,,nHnnwiii nnt; Pn. L. I M--1- "'o political wrong, waging relentless war win uc nunuicuo mure uiuck niun you have made a bod pusn to-night I'MHins Hunt.

"The Mothrwlint HrmV Pnn. tho 111 Mi hainlh'H Uirni'il 1 1 if urtr.iti i inn man dorse the manner in which the Tern killed before the camnaiffn to which the patriots replied; "We've upon the peace of whole communities, ner nnlr iwiulKfi. lV rh FliM't 'Hie A LTOMATH OitOAJIIST cuu he nl- enrn has not issued in many years a hook that is better adapted to B. 8. libraries than this Tilths Iterance memorial was treated.

And then BenButler already the candidate of tiifti'i tn nif.V aiffriMi, immI Hny one, Vfii hlll. vhy it, hii-1 it on laketioff theoriruti in CO the prosperity of our people, and the perpetuity of our civil and religious two parties, and the probable candidate mi itisiiitii it d-sir''ii. A IimoIiiI i1y kiHwleiljce miiMif' reiulrvl Co ilny tltv mt iJiiJi-cult miii-H'. I'Micin buy lliti in ilniutcd tiuisio of the Democratic party. Count up these H.

D. Fisher Topeka, Kan. is over, not by accident, but by do- done 4fl8 swe" 88 we could." History 1M i i repeats itself and the enemies of the liberate, diabolical assassination, in Republic, the Democrats, are surprised, order to produce tiie "Solid South." and are frankly submitting to us that Blaine's nomination showed wis- TheiV. lr. Tribune describing dnn and courage to which the patri-- otic hosts are saying now and will say liberty, the mightiest foe with whic Hheet iorHticli nine nyou iteilro mtii time to tiirin.

pml for nnv I'r iA)l 4it.fi ml MM A I.I- I III lt II tl ift in-li'iiiiiMiil ll things and there is but a very small margin for even our best man. Therefore Republicans must not bark upon the church of our Lord Jesus Christ has to contend; a power that rolls aIko invjiliiaWle. lu Hiiuitln-iiy himI exMMinii iMliinlly inarvclltti. I.fiijjili, in'lifj untili, lil in- freiKtit or express on rvcfipt of price, jjiuujiouiuuuiuKiiumBi, mo vuiv.u again in "We've done as Tiie American Automatic Organ Co. upon our land, at every rising of God' the name of Blaine, but go to worn and keep at it till he is elected.

The Tribune will do its duty. well as we could." go Convent'on says 104 High Mtreet, Dottva, MEMPHIS ROUTE SOUTH. Kansas City to Memphis without change of oars. The attention of tho people of the west and uorth-west ia called to the Memphis extension of the Kansas City, Ft. Scott Gulf completed nnd in operation between Kansas Bruce, the llcgister of the Treas sun, a mountain weight of crime and guilt which the mind of no man or ury, came up to speak to Chairman Request for Information Concerning Iu angel can compute.

10th. It contravene! divine law A RAILWAY LADDER. Ernest Ingot-Boll, in The Munhnttan for Slay. Marshall Pass, by which the main range of the Rockies ii crossed, is a FOR SALE, HO 1 Organ, llcatl, 27 very fine. Orifttn, J.oiul.

1 Side liar i'luno Hox fiiKjqy, 1 J. I. Vane Sulky Dow. 1 Foldinq Bed and Desk Combined. Lynch, giving the audience a chance HCCl to see the two colored men together.

Int. tor tsecufre fe greatest 11 practical benefits of entomological Bruce is fatter and letter fed, and the famiers and fnjit City, and Memphis. Tenu. The is in direct conflict with the avowed completion of this short line to the south brings that heretofore to the West nrac principles underlying the constitution eeemcuiouc equany at uorae, anu ers of the Slate, the State Board of great railway ladder. I do not pro ticnlly iuacceBsIble section into close of our country, that guarantees to rolntion with the West and North-wesl a.

wu Vl a not Bu n.ucctuai Agriculture respectfully requests that describe it. a whole article by AU brand new and for half price. For particulars consult Ii, I'ribune Olliue, 340 Avenue, Topeka, Kansas, Piil- IT iliVU JJUtlH Ulv I Hi IVJI III A lJ It II I tit I1 BUY ttlJU ttll I jw -V to tne very great advantage of all. Through trains from Memnhia with i unman i-aiace eieeoine car and every citizen the prerogative of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." nth. It is a creator of poverty, an instigator of crime, and a propagator the Court of Soulouque.

during the ensuing season, be sent at ar 6-000 feet above sea gam day coaches leave Kansas Ci I once to the Lntomologist of the level; at its summit you are daily, saving frequnnt changes au many hours time to Memphis, Jackson. ville, New Orleans, and all south. of every form of vice and immorality ern oilies. Tourists tickets via this shoji One of the most interesting inci- Board, Trof. F.

II. Snow, Lawrence, yet 0n either side weather-beaten dents of the approaching Com- Kansas. The information should be fise nearly 4 000 feet above mencement atllarvard will be the accompanied, whenever doubt ex.st, head If wi mnlmj toss nf as to the species, by specimens of the route to Jacksonville. Mobile. Neu 1 whose breath is withering, whose touch is decay, and whose embrace is MB Orleans, and all the winter pleasure re 1 tr sorts of the 8uth.

will lie on Bale at 7 7 insect committing the depredation, coru uowd ou mc uwi 11. lerrcll, a Virginia-born negro. a. fii an flrrroiint airainst it makinar anv crossed death; whose friendship is perfidy, and all coupon ofllces throuehout the west, mhwa whose every promise is a lie; the A map of this new route has iust been He entered Harvard as a waiter in possible of the character of the depre- i00pS) you will have a fair idea of the prepared ami will be mailed free on nn- sworn foe of peace, of home, of hope uc uuuiiy-iiuii. ii niu jjiouuaic uauon, wnemer oe upou inc iem, wa ne track runs here.

It I plication to J. E. Lock wood. O. P.

T. IS .1 .1. I A amonff lue nrst seven 01 111s mass, me stem, ine rooi, inc nuwer or inc Xm, jvausiiv city, JYJO. and heaven, and the thrice-sworn friend of hell! Vn. fmit nl nbnf attark.

The in. a sects should be sent alive, if possible. the regularity of ascent the 1 2 th. Its whole history written in LAKE ERIE WESTERN Bl tion." is among the few indeed and, mfr bf comtmtfed to the train must go away up to the head of the innocent blood of its slaughtered victims is a histoiy of shame, pov worthy of delivery at Commence- LI indentations, ana sain tne --ww 1 11 iii wiunirii iiiim. 11c iimidi'c nil erty, corruption, perfidy, vice, crime, ia an are no tunnels, except the semblance According to the Sin Francisco rags and ruin, a disgrace to our Christian civilization; the curse and ounce, if no writing be inclosed.

The made by the Iong snow-sneas; lew County Elevator, A second lot of col name or initials of the sender should deep cuttings or bridges. It is simply be written on the outside, together a winding trail, accomplishing, by crime of our age and nation, having the devil for its father, sin for its ored cotton pickers left Chattanooga, to engage cotton culture on Ilaggin'i farm in this sUte. Of the with the address; ana a lull account manv anA furninps. the re- of the insect and its work should be first lot, some are on the farm await- Lent by ietter in the same mail. Prof.

quired ascent 01 "7 ing me ripening 01 me couon, anu Snow from time to time, snown Dy a siraigni unc un 111c pro. mother, and hell for its home; an evil that must, if ever, be annihilated through the potency of State and National Constitutional Prohibitory Law. Others have left for different portion paperj concerning noxious insects and fil? from the Arkansas plains to the THE SHORT LIKE ETWEE I THE EAST A Wltf The! most direct route between Kan of the state. There it an increa-mg ma -City, or Omaha and Cleaveland lSufTalo. Pittsburg.

New York. Boston For the complete overthrow of this demand for colored laborers all over the Pacific and colored men of the south mighrbetter their condition by coming to California. how to destroy them, for publication summit the pass, and down again Bt'tltZe to the valley of the Tomichi on the distributed to all parts of the State, 11 and which will be sent to all those western side. Sometimes you can look furnishing information on this subject, out of the window at two or three R. W.

Jenkins, tracks below and two or three more Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore 'gigantic crime of crimes," preachers ana all points making close con nertions with all the trunk tines. and people, politicians and parties, must turn their attention, concentrate their forces, and bead their energies, WFirst-class equipments, Rleel Kails, estlnliouse airbrakes, Wilier Plat-f rms and Coupler, elegant! new Reclin M. Sims, 1 resident. above the steps you have come and Secretary. wtilrh remain, but intervening ing Chair and Drawing-room cars at.

Decidedly Off. The Topeka daily paperi cf last week had considerable to say about the marriage of what they called a "dusky" maiden. The person spoken of is as fatr as three fourths of the so called white race. The use of all or prepare for the most disgraceful and overwhelming defeat recorded in the annals of time, A gentleman was giving a boy links are invisible, and you wonder some peanuts the other day. The how you are to attain those succes-mother said Now what are yon go- sively higher levels.

From one spot I Ctj '1 tVtn, CUTCT ORDER. on the western siopc six vi iaee the western siopc si such epithets inexcusable. There ing to say to the gentleman 7 The In the city of Jerusalem three tacned to ail through passenger trains, fre of extra charge to all flrst-clasi pasiengers boldlng through tickets. The few changes by this route are all made In Union Depota-no omnibus iransfers. Afk for tickets to any print East via' the Lake Erie Western Ry.

Maps and other Information furnished free npon application to principal ticket Ofiicers, orartdrtsa O. BMITIT, Gen'l Pass, gent Bloomlngton, TJ1. is no reason why we snouia dc fr.uftw 1nclUA im jnd renl ed Sundaya are observed in every week. suited nearly every time we are tpoken 30 UNION SQUARE KEVYYORK. "Morel" What, my boy, would track are seen at once down the opening made by a great ravine which the road crosses and recrosses.

This side is a kaleidoscope of far reaching views, changing with each moment, of by these papers. Tie Mohammedans observe Friday, not by closing their shops and resting, but by going to the mosque at MASS. you hare ea'td Now for a good state ticket. rCR SALE Vf National Encampment, G. A.

meU at Minncapo'i in July..