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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-17
Dividend Declared.
shooting Affair near sIerccd.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 16th.-Eureks
Consolidated declared dividend of so cents
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
A Eearned Friend.

The Norristown Herald pays tho fol
lowing tribute to Stephen and Anr
Darlington, the model farmers Of Pocop
son, Chester County, who are near re-
lativss Of the Darlipgtons In Whining
ton:
~ paid a hasty visit To the localities
made fAmous by the battle Of Ssptem.
bsr llth, l777, along the picturesque
Brandy yWins. Passing through West
Chester, we found ourselves domiciled
beneath the hospitable roof Of Stephen
aud Ann Darlington, the model farmers
Of Pooopson, Chester county.
Here is large farm in the highest
state Of cultivation, its field enclosures
almost entirely Of iron rods and wire,
the buildings with slate roofs, and the
fences so free Of weeds and bushes that
It would seem there is nothing further
to do but to SOW and reap. And there
also is a strange copjuncturs, a model
farmer and classic scholar in the
same person. Friend Darlington, who
has passed his eightisth year, is q read
or OF the classics, and has a library
embracing the most noted Greek, Latin.
French and English authors, including
such as Homer, EschyluS, Herodotus,
Livy, Virgil, Plu.arch, and In fact
most of the Greek and Latin classics,
either in the original or in French
dress both Of which latter languages he
reads and speaks fusntly. He is GER
tainly marked refntation Of the Oft
quoted lins," ga little learning is q
dangerous thing" for h. is what hi ave
stated, q working farmer aud lar 4.
manufacturer and iparketer Of "giIt-
edged" butter"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

O. Prayer meeting was held at 6 o'clock
In the Union tent nnder the cbage OF
Mr.. Buckingham. Two mournerJ pre-.
sented themselves at he altar for
prayer.
Rev. Charles Hill preached at 1880
O'Clock from John 9th; verse 25sh:"One
thing know, whereas l was blind,
now sse." Rev. T. ]. Prettyman fol-
lowed in q stirring exhortation which
brought six or seven penitents to the
altar, fys Of whom were converted.
The meeting was under full hesdwsy
when the bell rang al 10 o'clock, but 1t
was not until half hour later that
the meeting broke up. 1t looks now as
ii the ice was broken and q spirited
revival was In prospect.
Amongst the ministerial arrivals are
Rev. John D. Fox Of Haddington charge
who will preach this morning, Rev. T.
Prsttyman and Rev. George W. LT-
brand. Rev. T. l.. Tomkinson has re.
turned from Woodlawn.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

meetings for the purpose Of electlnl
Ward Executive Committees.
Such motion caused a man to ex
claim /: "What in the world would "
do the loikes Of that fer ? Indade
wouldn't do sich thing 20
Mr.. Farrell deemed that the motion
would be folly and would bring dis
honor not only to the association but Il
the party. he therefore earnestly re,
quested the person who had made thr
motion to withdraw it. The man did
80.
Mr.. Farrell moved that a Committee
If three on finance and q Committee Of
three on naturalization be appointed
Gr. Quinn moved that Committee Of
Eve be appointed to call meetings at
the discretion Of the Chairman and also
to erect stand.
The President pro. tenn. will appoint
aud announce the members Of the
committees when he so desires.
The Association aocsptsd Mr.. Quinn
invitation to attend a meeting il
the Capelle Building tomorrow even
ing,
Friday evening was adopted as the
meeting night, bat Mr.. Kane gave nc
tice that he desired the meeting night
changed.
A vote OF thanks was rendered the
Williams Club for the use of the
room, and the association adjourned to
meet on Friday evening in the room
below.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
4 KILLED by Lightning,

eaild of Elisha Lomax. color,
I Socopson Township, Cheste,
H., was killed during the pre-,
.ns storm on Thursday. Tt
snce the electric bolt passed
me sash whers there was q
gags missing, struck a cup.
spit 1t down on both sidss,
all the dishes IL contained
.g the little child, who was
Yum ita back against the cup
Fang the hair fron the back
aa- Mrs, Lonax and the re.
y 'ne children were stunned.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
local RrI. NatR.

Mrs. Alexander Ewes is spending a
few days among relatives Gud friends
in Georgetown.
Miss Matte BroomalI, of West Chester,
is visiting friends in Wilmington.
Letters of administration havs been
granted Joseph Z. Pennock Of Chester
County on the estate of Gibbons Hayes,
deceased, late Of this county.
SAYS the West Chester Local News {:
cat the coming picnic at the Expert
mental Farm, also the GrAnger's picnic
over the county edge in Delaware, our
townsman "John Ploughshare" has re
caived an invitation to be present."
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
ElWOrih 8erViSeR.

For tho Daily KNP9BLICAN
Yesterday (Sabbath) was 4 grand and
glorious day at Epworth. The con
gregation at 1890 A. NJ. was good, and
much spiritual interest and power was
fslt and experienced by Gods people.
At the evening service the oongrega-
tion was large. After an earnest ser
mon by the Pastor, an invitation was
given to sinners to coma to Christ and
be saved, ten persons came to the altar
5 psnitent one found peace in believing
in Jesus. There will bo a service at
EpVorth, this (Mondsy) evening, at
7.45. AL are cordially invited to a.
end. P.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
He took the Gazette.

An old party from away down country,
cams to town the other day, for the first
time ia about twenty years, and stop
ped couple of gentlemen on Market
Street, with the query "Whers's the
paper Office :" (Which psper do you
mean :" they asked: With a look Of
most intense astonishment, he replied ;
"Why the one me and me daddy always
took; there be'ant any other, be there %
The gentleman Immediately understood
that he was looking for the Gazstte otise
ard directed him thereto.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
Alf DeVOuEed by noSn.

Pshop Cluzsl, the head Of the
fathOlic mission in Persia states
2urmiah there are twenty tc
eaths daily from the famine,
Imam who dropped down ex.
n the street was half devoured
Pstore assistance arrived. He
that many Roman Catholics
fibly becoming Protestants 10
'pbtatn relief from the Protest
pn: which, he says, receives
1900 a week, but accords 8
Flthout a written adhesion to
Atism.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
|sPECIAL. MENTION
Tie --latest.

TAG Latest
to .hs immense sale OF the
Il F.s., we are now placing on
.ke,. a similar hat, with many
q .ents, in black, brown IAN and
mixed colors, called "The
y Zach hst packed in an imits-
.ssisu leather segar case, which
,1 nsed for street, travelling, boat
driving, ball or opera
20. ewing to the popularity
hst We also have a cheaper one
.iphs Cigarette" in same colors.
N il packed in a box the perfect
;Is Of q segar. Price Sl,25. Sent
4 on receipt Of price. sHEPPSr'
4 Halter, No. sos Market street,
r.Tbs above advertisement is q
4 the vnsnufacturef'd circular.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
The w eAther.

2epartment, Office Of the Chisi
'h'or, Washington, Aug. 16-
|tlons for Monday-For the
ftlantis States, partly cloudy
occasional rain, northwest tt
winds, stationary or lower
|ure, high barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

klu k" WA OARaNEelB, Of New York
bp,sSsas,, SSVs VIZ, 900 to his native
-srssttnhlil', sstah,ii;, Scotland, for the
SssS ssSs'ss;ollshing s; a free library,
wv gIt to $40 900. The
'toD,,p,sso Uh,psot'i to COST $40, 600
4 dsa,a rsa.a, q library and 10. o.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

nts,. Ta' sn Italian wedding on
nlsht on South Clark street,
\. Que , OF the most notorious
y rl, .le city. Gilso Parillo, q
"eaded Catherine Potomft
picker. A feast followed
81 s"s, cards and wine. One Of
ant ,otmer lovers was present,
H,,o Enseed with knives, pistols
nd;a.. as,. a !. aoz'n Of the partici
ana aaing the bridegroom, were
"A' Que man shot, perhap,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
Tho Cattle Expore business U"
profitable.

Heavy losses, it is said, have baen
sustained lately by New York export
ers Of fresh meat and live cattle. Oa"
consignment OF 900 cattle has resulted
IN a loss Of $2700 to one exporter.
The unfavorable condition OF the
British markets, with the scarcity Of ice
here, is the principal cause Of the de-
prsssion. One steamship agent says he
il doing nothing in the way Of new en-
pagements for fresh meat shipments,
and the Guion and White Star steamers
have recently left with empty refrigera-
tors. The price In hsw York has aver
aged nine cents per pound. aud when
sold in London the exporter has only
netted about 4a4sd. Ittakes forty tons
# Ice for each refrigerator room during
The voyage, and ioe cannot bs procured
at SlO per ton. II is not believed that
The present condition Of things will last
much longer.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
POUDRETTE

At tho old Mandatory on the Now Castle
Road, hear. Gat escho's L.ane, and he is new
ready to nil orders at short notice at moder.
ate prices. In quality 1t far surpasses any
that has been made for years therefore can
afford to guarantee its quality. PRICE, S14
PER TON. Respectfully Yours.
DIP HAMILTON,
No. 1913 Orange..St Wilmington, el.
For reference apply 10 WIN. McCaulley
Esq, 600 Market street. sleetdbtW
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

sind's tsyorite is DR.. Simms'
ls Liver Pills, sugar-coated, the
~, non gripping, non-sickeninG
re and splendid liver medicine,
hing pills wherever known ; old
ing alike like them. Price 25c,
4th and King streets ; Phila.,
b strest.
plis Balm, Bloom of Youth, Bar.
rl Cream and Lady Camelia's
pr the complexion, sold by j.
nau, Druggist, Fifth and Pop.
ts.
e's Poultry Powder, for cholera
pr diseases of fowls, sold by
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 302
eet.
y Havana filed cigar given on
he Now York Store, 8. Z. cor.
French streets.
's Fruit Jars very cheap, at
Francis & Sons, Fourth and
streets.
pans Of our own manufacture,
Parry'S, 827 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
uow n sharper Took iu Rankers.

Louisville has had taste OF q sharp'
er who has done the city banks ou; o.
lover Sl 600 in the past few days. dc
Idsposlted at three banks, the German
the Western Bank and the
| German Bank, under three diferep,
names, Harry Davis, Bombsrger ano
Ksyser. He also had an account WITH
I'D. & W. Green who loose $3.50
while the German National loses S3io
| and the Western Bank s4o0. The fel
llow's trick was to make deposits, dra"
on them In checks, paying oue banh
against the other uutl at last he dra"
,he cash and loft ~ha. are knoSnt .!
"cold" eheeks IL two Of the bsnks.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

eOf the ThermOmotoR
RHrusLlgAs offics, on Monday
August l6:
10 O'Clock, II pollock,
72o 72o
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
A simple Trial

bvwniug's Tonic and Alters tive
,ss the most obstinate of its su'
qualities. 1t is q
blood purifier, chapges the CON,
4 suffering from general debility
4 Of vigorous health, an d en-
Ind reddens the blood. Manu-
i BY its author and sole p''oprie'
i. Champion Browning, n. D.,
|rch street, Philadelphia. All
Is and dealers in medicines
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
lemons

Jan get a good boz Of lemons, al,
'br tie low price Of $3.50, at N
bsy's, 303 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
CautiOn.

|tion my patrons not to pay any
brmer employees any bills, but
los or 622 West Front street and
ll be thankfully received. EZRA
Best family coal.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

THE LATEST.
The Smoker Hat.
The Cigarette Hat.
RUMFoRD Bros,
Fashionable Hatters,
No. 404 Market stre ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-16

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTN.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

70 Ia0e lenere par 6ru Mranie
tllfRlbi9pls alene blemme. pa bun
bapbe lenpt Winua no for al fiebs
Ell Del til Wlpba9en manslenot
8rpoperier, mepenS bun lelp par be-
Riafiiset / 8jsffenet msb at tilbsrs'
Be Maben. Sun forunorepe fig opeI
Yiaens fSraubrepe Opleriel tbi
noale Iage bapoe oenne p9ret title
o. ior9fulp % psnpte ulabpanlil
burti9 tilbase, naar bun blep ienpl
/ s@linper. Der MATTE pRre fore.
falpst ncset !; men Cru Mrauls pilps
life iperSe llgeirem perpm, enefieni
bun 9lsrne pllpe bape piof ret.
Vluolelia rinasee bet tefliat PAD
Deren msQem 1isffenet % ben I'll
B%astrappen fsrenoe Sang. N9iten
ale npere gsrlinerhuie er laalebes
inprettebe. at. fpruoen ben alminbe'
lise Opsans ap Sorepirappen / Su.
let's 6crtpe. e9iaa 4ices Ell Sno9ana
pper 8aarpsu ap ell S%aatrapps. Der
er beitemt for 2ieneraabst, Wslfe'
maupen, SaaergutGer o. ll9neRos
Sclf. Cru 8rauie aabnepe / Den
lro, at BET par Wtnua, Der iaa for
baulenpe mart par fommen tilba9e.
Wsn ipran benbs ltcp ell / pctbu.
benes 0rast flapt Wano, mep Uni.
fOrmsbue paa S%cpepet, Here Wsbal.
ier paa Srpitet Oa ben befienbte
forte 9absrta1e ON 9lret. 5ru
8raule par life lioet ~iorbauiet ; lbi
bet bapoe enbnu ai6rtl bRubt, at
noset YOftbup par saaet Sastrap.
pen.
'Spr Sr. Oredilsr Der Z" ipurete
Suoet. ipet ban bolpt ct grep ben
mob Sru arauis.
"Nei, MIN " IND bspper arauie".
"Saa - iaa, maale Dor ban til
6aesn; iss bar lpurst sftsr BAN
operalt | 0larben. De fan ie Der
-Sr. Drsdller - iaalspes itaar Der
paa abrsslsn".
5 peune Stage Dor lnssu psp
Rapn Srs6Isr".
sea peo'. iasee Ycfbnpst, en-
ltart Wanp mep tort S~nurbart,
bpilist Yoltbup 6ru 8raule life CT.
lnereoe at bape feet ier, sat pep
chen al Der Dor Wsisr. WaaRe
en- 1rappe usbenfcr 7"
Der Dor 6ru Waicrinpe Yirn.
baiem".
asa ri9tist. Smiplertip, 9e fer,
Der ftaar 0rehler. San itaf Srs.
pet enenu en9ana ben mob benbe,
ION riloe ban ~operberiie benps ON
3lslisbspen al bans aneipsnpe.
"San maa bog pel DO stitsps / Su.
let. ut, ies bseer, LAB mig faa ecp
al saa sisHnsm 8eres Yarelier,
ies life bebspsr for aubsu Sang
at itl9e ppae Be tre lrappsr. 81
faar lebe moi aaisspel."
6ru arauie bappe Sntet at Snb.
cenee eerImoe. pOfbupens CT / I'll.
mIuoslisbep anleet lem be msit pIist.
tree B%stients, laa man cperalt lapsr
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

"aba, apot - msaet Sooi", 'aaos
Ncnrap baasenoe. On nil bllps
mig tpit uu /; ies bliper Dig for ppr,
bpap CAB saa. jes timber pei en-
anpen".
Winna bclbt life 1aarerne til,
baee.
"5p, @cnrao", bulfepe bulfebe bun;
'lsg bar bspiif, at leg elRer Dig cq
sisrus pil stpe Dig, bpao les bar
men ies ril bare en- bran, orlia
aarl I'll Wauo, islp ON ban bar IL
BET, men Snsen-Snsen"-bun taue
o. tsrreoe Glneue.
CRU, nu'. iasoe @onrap, Der fanei
bet ~raapelist at eipe ncest efter, pa
ban / WInna bsiap en- iiffsr 4snae.
fIlne, Tom ban fife letfupia pilot
tllitoppe. "3et pil npf iapne iil
attlammen, naar ies fern faar min
Arp. Waafls fan ies imiplerilp fao
noset arbelps".
"Sa, sisr Dig fun Image Der
fOr". la9re Wiuna penlist.
'@el, pel. ies ptl giere bet. Wa,
M On fun rcli9, min Stat. Sis
bar On life ct Bar Sfiaine tito
rers ; ies sr sanfts blauf % fan III,
betale nit Nattefpartsr".
gun rpitere paa Scpecet.
"Sss bar lst insen, aonrao, o.
fan life sire Dig mere. Srap BEL
enonu er iilbase al min Seu, mat
les BRUCE I'll 8.9per. Seq tor I'LL
TORRANCE Npaet At nit Serlab nil
@aeame uuprer fig cper, bppr mine
Yense bllper af'.
"6r bet Dit Iipcr 2"
"Sa, / Sanbbep. Sffs ianpt, d
oil Iese Irbeipe, iaa alt fan bin,
scpt isien
Seq bar lnsen ie9 bar 10 iaa
Dig bet. arbelp arliat, cs isg fla
eate Dig. ON Du emo Jutet eis.
% life erbclrer Din Arp men naa
Ou farer iaalspes trent"
"Nn faar Bet pRre npf meb Del
prapifen", raatte ban raienpe. "SsI
believer Yense % ineeu 3alsmaaper
Operil Dig fun life mep WstsHa
bst-ber sr COB lio!"
San 10 baaulist.
"Saa sr bet cliaa ube meier
cs", iaspe Minna fat. "0u er e
lst Wennefle, paa bpem ies fcraia
pes bar eplet min 8jRrltsbep".
"Oen bar life baaret fore Rsr
ter, iaSoe ban lpcttenpe.
Winna tilfalfebe ben raa 8nel
ct fcrastslist gllf, psnpts BAN Rpe
gen % slf burtiSt bort. 8pura
iaa eiter benbe mep Siftise Sliftt
"Iumme 1rine!" mumlepe bal
"psnt Inn, ies ilal npf faa Stpltbt
ben At Dig! Sm - men bun "a
mig pense al % ti!-permep er b
nu iprbl. SpiS man fun fnno
fcmme iii Be irstutnoe Ibaler; b
ptlbe pere en- 5anslt, TOM lenner
hs!"
/, San nentrebe nebab 0aben % 10,
ipanbt / en- berpstet 8ielper, bro
ban par iiffer paa at inbe liseitno'
De 8amerater.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

Sttt eiS3ebsns fan trinSt en- Maue en- lisrr,
6ormIs. snc en- Sidncruie Sic ~ Stspltr a
ben Slass. iom Be ierlsgr al bulec;e Yubli'
FUN intb unrer ben paaiiane, Al b tan iala'
Stspler biligt. naar Be bar btialt en- Ntialli
Iris for fine garn, o. life tIsneu net II
Sios6orrstntnsen ipr al ioritaa bet. @Gp'
warbs Stc Stors est ,n,iie S,ppse'
Splassittp / @nmnbeii 81. Ter S,e % Stsc'
Ter, % Srasilciueriu5sr paa Cepeet nil piis
Al ban bar mreiastt % iclSt Here Stc o
Sisplsr emf allie cs spriss Slneslsmsne
Cstorab iillammsn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21
q

0e'is lal ir. ue ION cn et l,ltIN Saa paa
iaits. Jun lisefcm en- @ris. Der TAI nj al
Haas. men Sapwarbs Ste Stcrt lidlss
m'e bSit Vriitr | Sioiprrtinias.n. % sips tn.
bper 6cresl. % BET famine oil b osiaa iai
6rtmtiosn. Gnbur ben BILE Sorosi al ben
samls Vrii,r troes ben fore Stissn | Often.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21
12

De tclp prscsrs % ucfafs Surp. Want.
talen til at aisjsrs Nuib. 8pestrs SdJsn satr
bpilttnlcmbelli anesn gag. l'ulpe aItio III lin
aisneeiit isis ptt xatium, at 9abcsr o. Ben.
ntr piles leps / 6rsh % spiie. bpis Be altie
flsbte line Stspltr | S%aprares Ctr
Sicrt. bprr Den lare % iale pris puresri
al srliss holt. % osrpaa er Dor ripsncs vi,
i3tnins ct sCet Sspis.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21
ID

Over IS Mars drlarlns bar Sappire bapl
I StO' 6oIrttnius. % hans cirsts Scrbinotlis
mse fore Satriitsr iaitsr BAN iiiano I'll at
tlsbs Stctsi I'll lapsrs Priir sno "Sebbsrs",
~ isIsslis fan ban i9lss Dem msp Sorbsl icl
minnrs. snp bans acniursntsr betilsr for fine
0arer. &. g.. bun ialssr 9lrrns til saml.
Prtisr q oil pseblius esrmso. ifisnt Be ,r
saaet cp. % ban n BEN snelis aisbmano |
Bun icm slsr BET. Wan bsrer lie mr.
Siris ON. at Stctst s biaisr iiar SAP,
warbs Stc Stere bet snsft Stte
brer Nj er biuist g Der pil nan frtmexlss
finpe scee q biaise 9arer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

Spts eu iraHtr I'll al iaa esnns 9lri mtlr
lem 8 % 10, nil pu inbe. at bet sr lsttert a
faa ben raa lin rsttt Ylaes snb at tIsbe oint
StSpler % Stc ncsst anest SttM. iaa sost
% iaa biQiss, Tom eu fan faa nsm boa
@apparp.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

Sop Wil, sr en- lang Spaiertur isr 6tctelt
men buis Du bar SiituSrt q Sni'sr al slsrt
lursn l~eipinti. saa Ca ine / 6aowarpi
Sto'Stcrs % fist big ct par al eisi'
"frie Comfort Sbots" for , Tclars. d
oil iifs iabe nrs.n lib met Vrutnins paa meyer
strttel her. ibi Be bar blot en- Yrts. % Be
ben laptfit.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21
10

Il Ssitsl9s StspIsr ~ StG "M rs" Ter
perrsr. Ton Ysere", "Yuttcn". "Srcae.
map. California Ties" ~ aQt be nps glar
~ S~cmmniatcnsr IT noIiS lu!rmnt iii
@apwarps Ste Stert % fifre tommsr
otter.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

Sty lemmsr sQer mere Rtsn ialpt fefs
esrpas. % ett oar iriit. islst % tlset. ~ ecl
oar Sasparrs Ste.Stors fulepltteI
mep aunetr. ct Sspis icI. al g'ir.t aleria
binersr 6olt al btiss. IN Buff bper Be ian
tlsbs eces Stsclsr % Stc tiaist.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

Tenm Siei oil hi tsmmsiis Let iunnt iaa
tilt cir. al Re. ,. iiSrpslesbse bpis ea bsspns
Der risiia, nsmiis ute fsrit at ilaft big ct Bar
nss 9dariaecn' Sie. Der nsicp sr anicmmsi Ill
|Sappares ~ ialJs iaa biatst. acm %
unesriss rem.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

Cu alsr tie mango Spran5. isr Ai sr lcrb
msc Sts,lu. eu tlsber aneeiltrs. CO BET 'cul'
mtr al. Al 3. Srlt. fem ialstr btm. men S.ca
tsitt bes & ipware sr inttlsti nstep for a
RARE aunNIns bpae b sniitr. % u beinl
uotrpttsiis sitsr Srcrs ira h lsosntt SabriitsI
Der | Sanett.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

On f~iortsn Cass slsr miners oil Der lcmmt
en- Jtrnbanspcsn Label NIB Sfc % Stsplsr
De oil hume tases Gisipn I Sapwarbs
Sic store, % Gnbrer tan ba iaa sopi o.
tiuiSt Sictst.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

&c Grulrs iii Rare big ct BAR spes Stsr'
Ter | Saowlrts CIV Strrs. % eu ptl bare nci
nltast iii AZ ilsee ct BAR ~Satp''Sic. Del
tiuisfs Stsp / @inndbdt Gcunip ier Stc
% Sispltr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-21

Crib hnns Bid. for ben iasis icrti ID
Dsrt ~psiitn'cr III Raiienal 9ant. % b TONS
msr eu Ill Sapplrts Sfc Sters. bpcr bctr
Rann, ssinet o. Barn ijsssr int Sisrlsr ~
Sie. % til R larslts iahs Yriir.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-13
soLoIERo nErNoN - coLruBrs

TUr LAST DAY-IARGE ATTENDANCE-A FINE PRO
CEssIuN-sHAEiNG HANDS WITH THE PRESIDENT.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug 1.-THE third and
last day The opened vItE the usual ace Of
In rtyeigh. guus aud rcyee Of bus.e and Crum corps
The veal her to-day was hue.
There was era. d araae Of veterans OK the iae war
this afternoon Ea1A e-lmenta organization with It's
Oh battedags en.i-as preceded b. the attending
military com panios and followed by great troop OF
cavalry marched IA procession, which was over three
miles long. In some fcw cases but one member OF a
regiment was in procession but thai veteran carried
the old Tag IL is estimated tha there were $4,000
the procession. and that there $1,000 spectators.
The men quartered in Camp Columbus As
sembled in front Of their respective quar-
ters and organized into companies aud regiments.
forming promptly az S:ij and at a. III. moved
toward the city The organizations CHARTERED in the
city were ready to move at $50 a. H. The Carriages
containing tho Presidential party and otner disiin-
cnisaed guests followed General q. c. Walc0tt Grand
Marshal OF the day arranged the following order and
route OF procession Marshal and aids. barracks band
United states troops. Colonel derson commanding
Palmer Guards, II R,eiment baud anu r ,
sailors drum corps the War Lage Old Ape; t G tx
X Nash presldent distinguished visitors in carriages,
disabled soldiers III caTtlages Dauu GeheIhi 1nonas
JONES. Commandant u the Camp, ana st-n Visiting
organizations band. mounted cavalry. 22i ono Bat
terry. veterans.
The people greeted the veterans and the distinguished
guests win cheers. President Hayes ana General Sher
man were honord with prolonged cheers. TIE Carriages
containing the President, General SHERMAN, General
Niokerson and Lieutenant Chem could hardly pass along
the street because VI the people trying TO shake hands
with the President Men climbed upon tue carriage 10
grasp the Presidents hand. go
In the procession shermans" bummers, with
captured flags and ordnance, two Oh batteries anu
Ola Bill" the only surviving horse or the ONO fonn-
teer Cavalry. -. -
the procession disbanded at IL o'clock. wnen the
President and General Sherman talked To the tFahA4h
County Association for few moments.
The Presidential Iarty Will leave Tor washington NJ
midnight President Hayes remarked to-day thht me
reunion OF the soldiers and sailors OF OHIO was the
largest he had heard OF attended The ioAoW-
ing HaDcOcks letter OF regret addressed 10
j. W. Meyers, secretary: - =.
be present on occasion Of the reunion OF the -Oefs
aud sailor ONO ana adjoining States ON the iOth'
lin and l2tn August. II my engagements wOnd per
nit but as they not, reuc tanty decline your knd
invitation. Hoping mat the reunion may, as Itel sure
n Will prove interesting and agreeable 10 al concerned,
| Am very truly yours, WINFIELD D bANCo'A'