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, 1881-05-31
IOWA CITY, IA,

Iowa C1ry, H., Nlay 31-DecoratIon-D Day
was observed here with appropriate ccrenlo-
1,les. This University battalion, consisting
Of five companies, With two pieces of artIl-
lcry, were In the lino Of tho parade, Atnoon
half-miMntc gilns were fired Mt tho Untyorsl-
ty. Tho speaking, otc., WAS to be held III tho
park, but on account Of thunder storm tho
Opcru-llouso Was thrown open and tho ccro-
monies took rinco thorc. After tho regular
specchos, singing, etc.. Secretury l<Irkwood, who
WIS on tho st,lge was called ilpou, and resuoud-
Cd briefly. Tho siiccess attending the observance
OF tho LAY WIS duo to tho University atudot,ts,
.sho tnAnaRcG tho ht1n!r. Tho uFators or the
dny, Mcssrs skinner 4nd Sweeney, werp se!ect-
ed froHl ntuGnx their number, and acqulttod
themselves with great credit.
, 1881-05-31
LAFAYETTE, IND,

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 30.-DccoratIon-
Day was generally observed this afternoon,
many places OF business being closed. Ata
o'clock tho procession, composed Of the LII
fayette Drill Corps Knights OF 1'ythlas, old
veterans, Grand Army 1nen, Purdue Cadets,
and citizens, marched to the Opora-Housc,
where MI eloquent address was delivered by
tho 1!ev. il. A. Goblin, of Asb,.ry University,
lireencnstle, himself an old soldier. Tlia
procession WIS under direction OF Con. Ipaoph
Tho exorotsCs Mt the operA. fI1uso over, tho sey-
cFal delegations rcpatrct to- tho various come
tCrlce, whgrG thu graves OF tho fpllcu horpcS
Waro beLecke6 with llowprs,
, 1881-05-31

6pttsas DIpasea to Ths Oattaao Irtnuns.
MADISON. Wis, 1lny 80.-Decoratlon-Da
was attempted 10 bo observed III tlle uslal
nlaM',ar, buta violent storm Of wind, rain.
hull, an.l lightning drel,ohea the procession,
which had forned nt ths Capitol, with Coils.
Villas aiul Bryant as MarshAls. mud thD Coy
ernor's lul4 Luke City Guards, under cou,-
nantl of NM. chapluan, and tho University
Battalion, Under command OF Capt. King,
and marched as fur rs the University
grounds, wllero they took opel,
carriages and proceeded 10 tho cenle-
terry. Ths ratn commenced aud continued
TO pour lnwn unit! they arrived al tho cetatary,
erlet. aud back TO- tho CITY. Tho DECORATION
business was spofled, but tho rnln haa loMu III
which had commenced to suffer from tho ex-
cosstye .lry weathef. Thu hail WAS psutty heavy,
but DID but llttlo damage, II any, u crops.
, 1881-05-31
EFFIN0TIANI,

Special Dtspa.eh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
EFF1SallAM, ILL.,, May D.-Tle soldiers
graves wofo decorated hero to-day for tic
first tlmA III the history Of tlls city. AIe,nO-
r!al surv!ces were held IN tho Methodist
Church yesterday, md very nblu sermon,
appropriate to tho occasion. was preached by
tic pastur, tho Rov. Il. II. Afantpr, These
services were attended in body by Post No.
~, G. a. H., Of. this city. To-day all
tho business-i,ouaes wero closet, and
tho day observed Us DccoratIon-Day,
Tho procession couslsted Of tho
0rnnli Army ut thu ltepublJs. sc,eD1-
children with flowers, companyly, Seventeenth
!, N. o.. City Fire Department, snerpt aid
l!cnesolons orders At tho coutotdry, aftur tho
1Gt;t,tni,on of ErAyos, ~ ol'"luent and uutr,nio
tttid short 0dtlruss by tho b'ay0r Of this uity,
which: with oxcoilelt tnuslo and picesuR arid
,mprssaiyS .a oeren1n,tos ,c W the T. A. M nao
large eoacourse Ut licoplo who wltaessot Il.
, 1881-05-31
ADRIAN. MICH.

Eptttdt Dhpateh to Tn Chicago Tribune.
AnnIAN, 1ftct., A[ay W.-TIe graves OF
tho dead soldiers Of the War of tho licbell-
lou were graccd by revorent hands with
floral omblems hero to-day. a long process
sion, including bnnds, tho military, The stoam
tlru department., vcteras1s, civic associations,
citizens, etc., marched to Oakwood, where,
gfter preliminary rOniarks by Col. n. u. I'll.
AredHa, choir singing, and prayer by tho ltev.W.
Il, 1nlaHhor. tho lsOv. ", II. learco pald an
tho Aopartcl hurocs. Thu ceremonies wDre it,
lnyed somewhat by rain. but passed OF succuss-
fully.
, 1881-05-31

sp.etal DupottA ~ Ths CAttaao 7rtaahA
WAyt11SaToN, ID. G., hlay S0.-flle aa! VI
been devoted to tic decoration OF u'a n,
,llors' grQycs., Summer comes cary ", n,
banks Of tho Potomac, md 1t was he'e ~ !" .nl NJ
tense fofco to-duy. Yet hllsin1ets ~ -, n,
llurs. rogulatS and volunteers, tllatcusa md
miles Il, tho burning hcat, atid iaao ~, In In
hoary veterans Of tho Grand Army OF nnp uss In IN
public l,obblel atong 10 vte VIII u,,n.ni.ce.
strawing flowers over tlio ''st les'"S n,1y rruo.
Of the patriot dead. Thero @fo . !'l','' mi 4
tories around 1Yashtngtoi',, ~. ,.,.,n ~ tha
single grayo was neglected: I,s,' h op.
thousands ut tho head u ,,.',.n,w,,,s VIVA
reads tho touching inscrlptlon' oa'N q. .owsrs
were remembered with tiags hIa sos,,on ii
Some of tia graves, even III u'o ssssasal,
Arlington set apast for tito Confsdelainsn..o na,. 10
wers NOT forgotten. Tlsero mas ~. 'ls.,on.I}ay
Inn n military display OH ljecofa'",at '''',,,s Il
sIncc tho inauguration Of tho ceIeAtDl,% ,',% "a,
Arilnrfun. In lsuS, when GEN. ua'n. uaa,t'nents
tho nPator OF i.,a day. Tho iHpa.us ~ '.as sus.
were @ closed, business gencral!y wa va ,hoso
nnn,led. md fow stores were oiea ~, =, ",el,s.
] .",,ns" nwnors do not caro- to close a,mcl,, ~ r
w. "n''s ~ tha dead. The iIlalAIbs :. BE-
o's,, o.y y, sa.nactoa whit has come :" 4
cons;dered In this Ust1lss ..es py IT.
Nntionai io,,asy. Tho day Tas oRaua .!
trun ~ - ssit1to nt sunrise " y .hr curly hour
tho StSoal Corps. Thu sttsets, stts,mIsts ~ hasts1nI4e
weso tFonxoa w;a ra;a iGleath of eo1nsy, ,a y,pta
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, 1881-05-31
EAST SAGINAW, MICH.
Special DspateA to M CAteuqo Tstbvns,

East SAGINAW, Mlclt., May n.~-lHlc OBJ
sorvallce OF Decoration-Day was general in
this city, all business being suspended. Two
companies Ut cadets from Michigan Acade-
my at Orchard Luke were present, and were
II feature Of tho day, A procession, cou,-
posed Of the outlets, East 6nglnaw Nlties, Eagiu-
aw Voteratss, old solut0es, anu varluus civil TO-
olcftGs. nlAscheA 10 tho GtmOtery NJ : O'Clock
thls afternoon wlaa tho tecasaslnT exorcispa
took pluee !n tho prosence OF B,Uhl spectators
Ikpwj4rl CDHnpr delivered nh address on tho
fusaIy decorated,
, 1881-05-31
DECATUR.

Special DisDateh to The Chicago Tftbuns
DECATUR, ILL.,. Nfuy D.-Tl.o public schools
were dismissed and tho business houses gen-
orally werp closed llere this AFTERNOON, Mll
Decoraston-Day WINS observed iii fitting
manner. Tho memorial exercises were COLI
ducted ut Greenwood Cemetery, III tho pres
enco Ut Il grent crowd of people. Tho nd
shOko fnr une hour Vocut music wis furi,,shc,l'
w incl',Ic,s Or Ford's Comic Orrrn company,
Tho pr1cusslon wms nsAdo Up OF veterans, tho
!DtMl military CunpInlgs, city officials, NElu tho
Flra Department. Tho wcurlier WA pleasant.
, 1881-05-31
THE WEST.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

1NDIANipOLIS3 IND.
sptttal Dtspateh to INA Chicago Tribune.
lNDiASAro1.ls, 1Ml., Afny yO,-Decuratlon-
Day was very generally observed In this city.
Danks md public Offices were closed, Hugs
1ruped nt hnlf.1uast, md n Erent lent Of
bunting was displayed, gracefully fesloonea
with ilowers. At o'c1nck tho procession
moved, marching III two lfyisiotis,-tilu first,
under ten. Fred Kneitar, being colnpusctl Of
detail of forty roltcY Under Chief }Ylllsasti-
soil; the light infantry, thirty III number,
untler Capt. l.uck1e; tho Veteran Assocta-
tion, under Capt Wllcnt, numbering sixty;
tho George Ii. Tilusnas Post, numbering
eighty; mid the knights Of Columbia, unttcr
Capt Woods. Numbering 100. Tho second
division, commanded by Mai. Irwin lob
bl'is and statf, WIS composed of carriages
containing Federal, State, county, mid
city otlicfals, the President Of tho
days tho orator, md ChapluIn;
battery ot artillery under Capt. Dlelcr;
n,,l long line Of private carriages and
public conveynnccs. Tho procession was
about six squares III length, a,tl as cnrl.
lierSon carried wrcatt, md banners, nllt I'LL
to c.srrEagps wore decorated, tho elect was
very striking. Tho display was III every way
crcdttablc, md Tie sidewalks wero blocked
with spectators aiong tho 1ine of march. at
crown 1lill Cemetery, tho audience WIS
called to orler by the Rev. Alyron W. Reed,
President Of tho day, all prayer was
offered by tho Key. j. D. Clark, Clap
laln Of George II. Thomas Post, u. a. r..
Mr.. Charles w. Smith, tho orator
Ut tho dny, then delivered tho address, III tho
c.Wrso OF which hu discussed very ke6nly and
olrarly certnit Fundamental priilep1os thas
cAuseu tho War, tr1lGlNg back tho c!nllis for
Statc-soverclRnsy to their beginning, ,l,l,.lyziny
the origin OF tho various Htttsu UuVerttMct1ts,
anu tilktug strong clso nginse tho ussutnp-
ttons that hNye ltretui0rp X0nu Utmost, II not
wholly, uuduedtiuacd Mr. Smith. ntttlo1tEtl Il
young man, ~ 1Iiu Ut tho foremost men vi tho
Indianapolis Hnr, and his AllLress to-
uny shows that he. is u close student
Of history Us wD1l rs OF Inv. TiIe
graves wuro dcc0ratcl with tho now ritual
exercises Of the Grand Army OF tho ltopnbIlc.
Quo grave wns selected mud II prayer was U;lprud
by tho Post EAarl4lsl, tho lspv. J. .. Clnrk. an
address followed by GnIDrnn j. Il. AIesinsters,
the sunior Vicc C0iMnlnntiOr Ut tho pust. Tito
Oilc6t OF tA8 !}ay thth scattered ttosTrts uUtt
tho mound, and tho uutllcatnry VOW WIS rell by
tho ClnpHin. 4 hymn having been aunr by tho
Mosnbcta Of tho post and l,ane,ietl0n uro-
uulittGtl, tho work of decoration bepnlne Hpn-
crlli. Thore was An abundance of tiowers, Aild
Within aH hour tito xrrcn OF tho sunny siopo
where rest tho 'lbad VIVA hidden amid tho wealth
or llornl oIerinRs W prUfusesy strewn. .Thoto
was but little distinction shown. Hero ard thore
might b9 scen tho sEcutnt tribute of purcut. a
child. ur vito, but tho "unknown" Wero
equally remembered With tho kuuWn.
, 1881-05-31
TElsRE ITAurE, IND

Spsetal Dtsnateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
TERnE l1AurE, 1nd.. May 30-Decoration-
Day was observed hero by parade Of tho
military companies mud tile Grand Army Of
tho Republic. The ritual Of tho Order was
pronounced at tho conlotery. Col. It. N. Hua-
sou delivered tho GRAFTON, nftor which tho graves
ora. ''.
, 1881-05-31

CINCINNATI, O., May Extraordinarily
IS observed by II pretty general qnlotness.
Tho Chamber of Commerce, banks, courts.
and city boards hold no sessions, n,ltl large
numbers Of citizens and n,auy lattics Antl
children intend tho decoration ceremonies Mt
Spring Qrovc. Cen. Dawes, Of nfurlottn, o., is
grated Will, appropriate ceremonies. New heath
stu!lca. with tito uItne ri rach solprt cUnlpahy,
nt,tl roginuut, hayo lust uoen crectod on tholr
yrnYcs,
, 1881-05-31
DUBUQUE. IA.


SpSeldl Dtspo1H 10 1M Ehlta0o tribune
DUBUQUE, 1a.. Mny a.|rhe Dccoratlon-
Day was observed here lit an UNUSUALLY i'm
pressfve manner. Tllo procession wits Il milo
III length, a,nl included the Veteran Corps,
tho militia, Fro Department, a,ld civic socio-
ties. The Hon. 4. Y. MoDunall was President
Of tho Day. DR.. q. II. Staples delivered tho
grafton. Tho flev. William Fnwcott WIS Chap
lain. Tho grnvps Of Ell Ut the sntdier-Lpnd lu
L!nwood Ceructery werc beautifully decorated.
, 1881-05-31
ROCK ISLAND.

Special Nispateh to 7ns Chicago 7tioans.
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, May W.-Decoratlol-
Day was observed hero rs n holiday. Tho
Cities Of Rock islallt. DnycNport, md Moline,
with people from thu surrounding country,
numbering nearly 5,0o0 iii MI, held formal
ceremonies ut the National Cemetery, OH tic
island The oratlon was delivered by the
liev. 4. It. NorRan, OF MolEup, after which tho
Kruves OF tho soldier dcusi Woro struwn with
flowers. Informal decorations ut tho solLlers'
monuments In this city took ptaoo iu tho foru-
nUou,
, 1881-05-31
LEAvENWOnTII, IzAs.


LEAvENwotsrlI, kas., A1ay 30.-Dccora-
tton.Dny WIS observed ut tho National Gem.
ctery grounds at Fort LcnvcnwOrtli. Judge
Robcrt Croz,cr presided. Addresses wcro
delivered by tho 1tev. W. II. Tl.omns, D. W.
Taylor, mt! Con. q. II. Smith. The attendance
was tho iurHest ever known. Cor. pope, Gov,
Merrill, Mayor Fortesque, aud other prominent
persons wero In nttbndAnca. Thoro was II very
1lno military ttLsploy, several hundred unitgl
EtutCs troops being In 1uc.
, 1881-05-31
DLOOAffNG'TON,

Special Dhpateh to 1As Chteag5 Tttbans,
BLooMfSGToN, Ill.,, Afay tW.-There wns a
large gathering this afternoon Mt the lufor-
nal decoration OF graves. Sc0Mty prepnra-
tfon fiatt been lnalte, no united actlon having
been tnken. Thero was music BY q military
f1attd And spcoohcs BY Col. +. X. IiOu, tic
ltuvs. lllnstnor1 aud Hoffman, Ut Hiuonlls9toi,,
h9slnoss was qulto generaiiy suspondu4. Flags
, 1881-05-31
8I'IklNGFlELD,

Bptttat Dt,patth to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
SPlaN0FiELD, ILL.,. afay 30.-Springi7cld
was crowded with strangers to-.lay, tho Dec
orat1on-Day services having attracted MI u,.-
usuaiiy fargo thrul,g Of Visitors. In tho
morning Stephenson Post, q. A, H., nccon-
pnnicI by tie Governors {;,,arus anti
the watch. fnctury band, prhccodol 10 UAk
tiuxo Cpi1otery. whcrs tlio customary suryjces
III the afternoon u 6lti1lnr prGxrnm WIS oarrfuI
isIactorily.
, 1881-05-31

Special Dupateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
GILMAN, ill.,, AIay "0.-We have no soldiers
graves here, 80 memorial services weru held
iii tho church, which was decorated aid
fcstooned will ilags altd i,owers. Tho Rev.
NJ. z. Eignus delivered thu address, which
WINS futl Of tho "spLrit Of &c." mud was con-
stdtrctf ytry t.to. Patriotic songs Wero sung,
old soldiers retntod experiences, and tho ulcut-
fnW closed with tho Organization at Il MeMorIul
Association and tlle election Of officers.
, 1881-05-31

tory. whero eloquent ntlttressps werp dclyhrrtl
~ EnH!tsh by tho tiNn. j. Il. Anderson uud tho
llom. W. J. Turner, twn nr our pron,lt1uns law-
ycrs, md 1T Gortnhn by tho 11nl,. Charles EsH-
llMFet, after whtuh enno tho uerctnuny Of taucH.
M HGcent nf hny description occurred 10 mar
tho hcnnty OF interrupt tho sotemnlty OF tho
tlrCn sim, -
, 1881-05-31

TorEKA, Kas., May 3o.-Doeoration-Da
was appropriately observed lit this city by
the largest humber OF persons who have yet
participated. Tho graves OF soldiers wero
prefuso]y decorated Tho aijrpss WINS inntlo by
Capt. j. u. johnson, spoakcr of tho House OF
lloprese entntivUB, and Capt. j. G. Watcra rectyl
An original poeal. The procession was milo iu
length,
, 1881-05-31
CLINTON.

sptt4at Dlspateh ia lhs Chicago TttkHne.
CLINTON, ILL.,, May W.-Decorattolt-Day was
observed hore to-day IN most betting nla,,-
Mor. At | O'Clock !Nrge col4courss OF puo-
ple formed on tho Public Sqcnrs, headed by
tue Clinton CoFnot Hand, aud marched tu Wood.
lawn Eemetery, WHORE tho lInt. Lawrence Wei.
si, a1a: o. Ita9m,nxt1n. dettsesau ~ appruprlate
son,o ftte H,us!u, The flowers for decorating
purposes wor0 procured III Ut. Louis,
, 1881-05-31

6pseaak 4hPd&lA 70 lAe ChoeG1o 1f1DNHE+
PONTIAC, ILL.,, Alay 90.-Tha observance OF
Decoratlon-Day Ns this placo was marked
with every feeling Of respect and order due
the occasion. At2 u. III. tile procession formed
ut tho City Square, led by tho band. The Of
ticers OF tie .iay followed. a company of
little girls dressed III white, bearing nppru-
priato wreaths an.i floral tributes. ca,ne next,
while the citizens III carriages AMI on foot
brought up tlle renr. Tho colnpany thus
for.netl passed. to tho cemetery, where Il we'll
pfepnreh prngrnln was executed ur-
der. tho direction Of Judge II. il,
Wallace. President Of the day. After
tho upcning exercises, consisting OF
singing by the veteran CLEO club and prayer
ky tll9 Row !. G. Evans, tho Hon. L. i. Ply
sun addressed the nt1iuncc, lt1l with a bgnuti-
fni symmetry Of Thought, paid n lifting tributo
70 Iho memory of tho honorcti tend. Tho YOUTH
FIJI chDr3sferg OF lttlu girls sang patriotic song,
..Etsr which cant. Reed Teaa rio roIl;e., coli.
III THO cutnosery. THO Rravcs wero then .Ieco-
!ntet! With aowors and many tno!steng! with
Hewul ttloir Pledge Of Iovo.
, 1881-05-31

Special DtspaseA TO 1ns chtfaeo 1rtbuns,
cAnttoL1.roS. ILL.,, MAY y30.-DecoratIou Day
was fully observed In the city to-Iay. Tho
p1st'O 'Oillco lAlil business houses were closed
FROM ! TIL o'clock y. III. The veterans, fol-
towed by lilo Order OF Good Templara and By
crowds OF clttzeNs, naaFched to tlo colnvtcry
Mher9 q strung mid lsn,rite4 ndslr1ss was tib.
llvGFl by tho ltuy. william, L. TorOott, eftur
Which tho Rrnyc& Ut alt sulAlurs were decorated
Win tlowctrs. Dukes Hsuthos' Hand furnished
tho Uusic.
, 1881-05-31
MARION, IND.

Special Dspatsh 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
MARION, Ind, AIay 80.-To-day was OBJ
served hero IN memory of tho dead. Tho
lion. II. Il. saylor, Of Huntington, delivered
the 0ratlou, Mllch was one full Of Interest,
and was wet rrcolvy.lby tue pooplo. Thu graves
wcre handsomely Decorated, Tho prpgram Ut
tho oecaaton WMs fully Curriel out.
, 1881-05-31

6pEefd3 I5tsPdsth 70 The Chtfdc0 1F16fina,
DASvtLLE, ILL.,, May M.-l}ccoratio1,.1)ay
WIS Gc'lcrally observed here, nil business
houses c1os,na up. Tho ceremonies wcro par-
ttc,pntc'l In .,y tho military companies, Firo Dc.
rnrt,nrnt, city Dlllciule, and cttlzotis.
DASvilt.E, ILL.,, May Extraordinarily
wn: npnrot'ratcIy nnd Enthusiastically obscrvcti
In this city.
, 1881-05-31

1t,,,,, 49, ~. ~ "AoOhLTS.
observed with mora t!,I,, .l,a ns,, ~ W Tas
whlr], chnrortnr,yc,i .t,o .ao usual display
H., n,,n,'t T., ,,..- s.ao eon''hcl1orntlon Of
oasor,,,ia; ~ - ~ w. pst. Immense crowds
aSsemDlea nt ttle Union, MNlllsnn. nul W..
tngton Squares, where tho diffsrent a o,asn as1'
lMp. Tim stntu.e as ~ Wna5,,,s "nu getting into
tyn.,,,, ca,..n,, .1 VI w, "s,,''R1olf, Lafayette,
!.t"eot'' oo"nfu' anu Fnrrngut, an8 tba
Wof1ll monument, Mt these points. we,.
tastofully decorated witt, flowers. 'rha "t,s u.
rious organizations asscu,,te,i ~, ~ tns ~
north e Forty.second sttest al and in stesa ssfsi
qoWn tiita avenue to Washington Square,
1t Is estimated uiat there weto T5,n1 NM !"
line. ''~ 'u'" ~
A staud ,yas ercctof, ot t,v,.,,,,u..
frn,,, ,,,,.sa,, sI.,,esGs -. ~ nst,ine9on Square,
leo'n wAich mayor unce, tho boarlof Alder.
the procession. After the review tl,c Naton,,
Uunru returned In their rosnoa.t.., .n' .."soaal
an, ,y,,ro .liar,ssa,, na., -, sspeetl'e afnorcs
.nn ~ "s' .'..sosu' an tl'e various posts Of
alo o,, y: a. r. ~enG 70 t1e AZ graves they wcro
nissiR'aea 70 Ge.G;9rato. Tlg survivors Of in.
qns wsre lst lllc parsde. and after decorating
i.iLculns sEtue Went 70 Ttut0n!a Assembly
Mi,iooms, Wltefd IN adurcss was delivered.
1lo 7 Eraycs or An].-Gen. Montgomery,
1ieti' M heatlitp, Gapt: Jatnes Lawrence;
A,,st'a N Hl1a!a ta,ry Fsrsiya1 n;,1 nrayH,S u
aud deorEe W. Deyeridge wero also decd.
rated. 4 1nomber Of the Twelfth Regimen,
was sunstruck wEflo taking 1mrt In H. 'a1,ns Sal
tatie. '''' f'''' ~ ''' pa'
in TIM o1,snrynncc of +ho ,o,ouo.,o, :,
1,aanrnffo,,. e. I2ro,,,.; v G;EteHonles ~; q
,t"'tvts ,,,:tn., ~ ~ II Huuh!{ll, We oee0nu ".
rnllks, escorting tic war veterans, ioporabjs iS
discharged sOltltprs and snilOrs Of tia ate
Var who are enrolled as members ot ths
Grand Army Of tito llep,,h!ic. Flags siv ii.
cni,siieral,je nrlyntn resiIonrSs tiu ~ nrs,s no,s
nort nf ti1a prItw Hi i1'1Iees ~ oh W e's!y
aninaoJ o,I ,,osts,F ~ ~ III u,u oe'cos aia
Stolls Henueti Dy ftlottfltet po!lco and fOk
Massachusetts Regiment Of Boston, and liz
Gr,1ld Irnly Of lila R"nnJir "us1oa ,ara.s IT, IL.
,rinrf,n1f stSns.ta m1,t1 ii,.,nn" - rnan Woo%
ttvh"ra a., nr"tIo,, ,va ,ioi;1o+.,, h IT, yo'
William q: iiasEsi!; Department Z Commanded in i
O Ine otnle " Ahlne. 1he ceremonies Wefe
OF ~ Imposing cilarugtor.
Dnrbnrn Friotclle Post, No. II, G. A. T..
decorate thu graves Of dead comrades Ills
INST fijso wn,iE tn Grpe,- Wnn,l i'enrfery IL
tfecnrnfI, ti,n erove ~ W"nr.( (;f,,nma,1ter
lt!cnlhrM ,' van NtpGh ;fqnng. Ine @ selctans
OF Lhe rlFsG Now 1orK Alolhtett Niies Mes
at Fulton Ferry at noon and proceeded TO
Grecn-Wo Cemetery to aGcoEate TUG graves
Street School. No. ii, furnished tho ilosrts
Geor9e Washington Post, No. lN, met In tho
waiting,footn of the pennsylysuia AaiIrout
jersey CITY, Inst Rpelng ut b:43 O'Clock, and went
to Mount Vornnn to decorate tho gsRTe Of
Washington. TRANSPORTATION at reduced rates
FURNISHED BY 9uarttcr,ma5tcr %'es sv =, III,
Republic t6roushoat westchcstsc COUNTY pa::
, 1881-05-31

5ptttat Dtspatea to TIA CAteaeo Tribune,
Tuscot.A. ILL.,, May S0.-DecorutlulsDay
WAS observed ut Tusco!a by an orution at the
Opera-ltouse by Prof. Ilaek, rcudlng by
Mrs. LAURA Daiuty, whu IL visiting her
mother tlcre, music by the Tuscola Cleo Club,
md Thu atrewlnx Ut uowufs ever tue 9sayus Ut
, 1881-05-31

Special Dtspateh to 1hs G.leaeo Tribune
CuAnLorrE, Mich, Mpy W.-Dec6ratlon-
Day was observed horo ut o'clock by a large
asselnbly.-tAo City Council, city band, civic
societies. mud public RcnuEu1ty. placcs Of pusl>
pess wore closed, Il. ". HhreY0f delivered q
vaEH AblG addrGsa,
, 1881-05-31
BATTLE GREER, Nf1Cu.

Bpftlda UJDaftk 70 IHS Chicago Tribune,
BATTLE CHEEK, Mich, Atay @.-Eycry
store aud place OF BUSINESS WIS closed to-day,
and tho streets aud buildings were elegantly
decorated. Tho procession contained about
T,uO peopie tn oarrEngus, md was nearly live
miles lnaK. Judge George LUCK, of Kalamazoo,
Lollyerol tic address.
, 1881-05-31
A4QllikIa.

SVSeWF OF34"t%0 " 47H CHtta0Q 1F1bVHe,
Mouths, ILL.,, 1lay @.-Decorutlon-pa In
Morris has beeA duly observed ut the thrvo
cemeteries, an4. although the weather IL very
A1t and dusty, q procession OF nbant 500
peoptc won't % TIC Frotsstant cetuatory aud
1tl!ur psocusAlons 70 tho othorS Ut tho aatnu
hgQr ~ deGnra!r, after which cullcanrs4 ny
sembe1 iu tho Court lauus4 yuEd to Ilatun to 4tl
o&aellout Radrcss froha thu lion. r, e. t1uyes.
, 1881-05-31
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA

Special Ut3pdteA to The ChledQo 1FitNNA.
CEDAR RAPIDS, H., May 3o.-Ihe decora-
tion Of soldicrs' graves was participated in
by the various orders and specifies being in
tho procession. Nearly 1900, persons woro at the
cemntery.. Dustncss bRs boon gnncrnliy sus-
year than for several years previous.