shouting on the part Of the fat man. who seemed in per-
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shouting the part Of the fat man, who seemed In per-
feet paroxysm OF excitement.


Mr., Alderman ScHIErFELIN then said, Mr mayor, u
very humble member OF the Harper Association put as
their chairman, allow introduce that booy 70 you
notice. TO show you that your friends are alive ana ~
ing ana tna an such they are at your service, anu
they are determined to secure your services LOT
year. and will do 1t and that the end will BIS better tnah
the beginning The Harper Association is only the
child OF this evenings birth but tpromises to be ss soos
again ere the End Of the ensuing week. Cries OF does


IT'S mother know its out 2" and considerable cheering
Next Tuesday week It's mother will find that it has been
out to some COOP purpose Cheering and laughter9
have done duty We have but one idea, that o
showing our gratitude to you as Native Americans. ana
as such We wish you every SUGGEST t3rest cheerng)


MIR HARPER sad-Fello W citizens, ! am at loss TO
make suitable response your kind wishes but plain.
that the Native American party on their guarc


at loss for language to adequately express my feel
ngs for the honor have done me- and whether IN or
out mothers will know that have done our dnty


am really at loss what to say, but there Is Col Snow,
who has'always got speech on hand and perhaps he
will be kind enough to make for me. Considerable


Col. SNow then forward and said that although
the Harper Association was young they had already
enrolled 1890 and there doubt but that be-
fore that day week there would be another 1000 names
added 10 the list. They should want Mr.. Harper ON
Tuesday week next to tske command of their ship for
they all knew he would do his duty faithfully, and they
Cheers) After few other observations Of this descrp
ton he said let us give nine cheers for Mayor Har.
per and Native American principles and then we will
march to the Park and dsmiss


These were given most Justify. and three others
for victory, when they marched 10 the Park and
broke up. Thus terminated the first grand rally
Of the "natives "-the fat man, completely exhaust
ed by the labors of the evening, having sunk down
beside the fountain, where, according to the la
test advices, he had given three feeble cheers tor
the tin-pans and iced mud on the 'Merican Repub-
llcan princlpleS.o