The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-13
ARMY REUNION.
coucsusiOn OF the FOurteessth Annual Re-
an on OF the Army OF the Tennessee.

coucsusion OF the Fourteessth Annual Re-
Mnlon OF the Army OF the Tennessee.
CISCsEATI, o., April THE elimination OF
the fourteenth Annual Reunion was the ban
quet to-night at the Burnet Mouse. Three hun
drcd s1d fifty persons sat down to the table, Of
whom not more than twenty were not members
Of Ne Army during the Var. The dining.
q, them being t.sile ,aS. ,,isss of o.
we're profuse and significant, representing
>peerlE All Of the implements OF war. as well as
badges OF the different army corps OF the Army Of
OF alarge garrison flag was placed on the Riddle
. of one side OF the room table OF the President
ses extended psei sS Su' ,Se Ssner ea @
| tire Length OF the room. General sher.
man occupied the center o. the Presidents
same table were ex-PresISe9t Hayes. Generals
hsheFilln, Pope, Cox, Belknap, Force Hicken.
Hooper, Judge Taft and Others IN the body Of
except that gentlemen wishing to be seated
together had formed groups before entering the
The menu consisted OF a plain black cartridge
box Of,Dapcr. When opened the interior revealed
satir list of toasts. and uhe whole inner surface
of theDOx was covered with designs In COlOrs. At
the top view OF shiloh meeting house and
Tent battle scenes and badges covered she re
the bill OF fare. There were seven
coursee served with military preeision and rather
Espiaiy & tor IN les tnan tS'o howrs rom the be
Yntroducing the toasts directed tnat the Hall be
cleared OF servants and they DC given sust
five aCtes for the distribution of cigars,
thea eomplimenung the music he reqneFted
that du1ng the rest OF the evening IL be limited
20 a single strain instead of whole tune. He
called toe attention OF the telegraph men and
agent Of this Society 10 do is will In that capac
itv Ne announced the first toast:
The LEsced States''-TO which the lately in
the highest position in this country - not on tie
Globe would respond. lie came not % US AS
President Hayes but as GSneral 1ieyes-one OF
A mOot cordial ovation was Given 20 Gen
eral Aayes. and the address frequently an 1
} warmly y auded-Rotably at his remark tina
|. 'our ga n b the War Is the United States"
a Other tOas;s and responses we're a. follows:
the Citizen Soldier General Willard War
ner.
The State Of Ohio"-Genecnl A. Hlckenlooper.
The Army Of the Potonae''-General II. X.
The EunaL ities of the wer"-General John
W. Note.
fired et Il is among It's trophies; every force ar
rayed ega-Ilst = was captured or destroyed.
Genera. John w. Fuller
"OWr 1ead'--f eneral w. @. Gresham
''The LOyHl PuIpit and the Warslor thu IJniou''-
Chaplain Samuel Fallows.
The Ass1y of the CumberlEne.'-Gentl-aI w.
II. Gibson.
ELECTION or oFYIcHRs.
The society of the Army of the Tennessee at
us business Today, reelected General sherman
President: celolei l. NJ Dayton. H1scord inr Sec.
retary; Gene-al A. fIickenlooper. Corresponding
Secretary. ans General NJ. T. Force. Treasurer.
-. Louls was chosen As the p1aOe OF the next
meeting Which win te held May 10GndlI, fss2,
Colonel Will ,smson. OF Iowa. now "a the Land
Office at washington, Kyas chosen afor. Z en-
eral sherman pead a long paper nnikftary cia-
cipline reception nc Colonel Dag tons this
afternoon and banquet tonight VII close the