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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, May 3O.-The method of deco
rating the soldiers graves, to-day, differs
from that of previous years. Instead of
the usual procession marching from one
cemetery to another, attracting throngs to
trample over the graves and destroying the
shrubbery, q committee was appointed for
each cemetery, and all worked in the fore
noon quietly, simultaneously and without
ceremony, except at Lakeview. There Rev.
DR.. Twichell delivered an Grafton in front
of the vault where Garfields remains lie,
and the Mannerchor Congress of Chicago,
which came here for the. pur-
pose, sang three anthems composed for the
occasion. Garfield's casket and vault were
covered with profusion of rare floral offer
ings. In the afternoon general exercises
were held in the tabernacle an Grafton by
Rev. G. L. Spinning, formerly. Captain OF
the Second Kansas, recitation by Miss
Sarah X. Marshal, singing by the Manner
choriCongress, the school children and the
Arion quartette. Following this was the
parade Of the city military, and a dress
parade in front of the city hall.
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AT PhtlarlaInhta

PHILADELPHIA. May 30.-Decoration Day
was appropriately observed here by the
beautiful, and thousands.cI ~ sS.~iss.iJ sus'
pynded and the h9aeaeiR hin IN 'caii cceamieiery, but
at the last moment notified the committee
that owing to pressing business it would
be impossible for him to be there, and W.
P. Bowman was substituted.
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AIIifiIe Rock .

LITTLE Rock, May 30.-The ceremony OF
decorating the graves of the Federal dead
in the National cemetery, near this city,
was performed to-day, under the auspices
of Mcpherson Post G. A. II. Eulogies and
poems were delivered to a large concourse
of people of both colors.
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FROM
r.,.r,.b cssdition Of the Nnrkest.


Nkw YORK, May 3A-Late sdvices from
TIE ives. and. south tofeshadow serious re.
suits in the ifen trade from the unadjusted
differences which have come to an open Is
sue respecting the lRborq uastiOn, and pes.
ent appeasapces point TO the probabshty OF
a general, strike to-mprnoN. felioWeooK sAe
closing 2p of all important mills n fisu-
burph and other important iron ceAfses in
Pennsylvania and at the west. These wiii
have an unsettliDg eject apon the market
for p;Q. and there has bssn naose than ever
a dispositioa 10 eartsA sN operations which
in sSy way atfect the future, stnoe II IS I'm
possible 10 determine 70 vhat extent the
whole iyoa industry, sS well a. she genera
bssiness sections indicated. will be inhu
spced by What promises to be an obstinatt
ecntroysYsv. With idle mills, there will
be material falling off in the demand 20
crude iron. which must necessarily Lead tc
the blowing out Of furnaces and an lmPoi
tapt reduction in the volume OF produe
tion. Meantime, prices appear 70 De stead
ily settling down, and within the mex
thirty days readjustment OF values
likely 10 Be experienced
PHrLApELrHIA. Msy 3o.-Last weeks s.s
tatiops have not produced as marke
changes in iron quotations Is might
ordinarily expected. One cause IS ma
despite the rigorous Protestahons Of na
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The very deuce is to pay down In
bnaaIo over the removal and appoint
Int of steamboat inspectors. All the
f.,,iss to the controversy are bursting
Eeir own boilers in explanations that
T., q, noisy as escaping steam, and
,,,t q. lucHi
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TheINrHeY (OnVentIOn.
SPORTING MATTERS.
Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI, May 30-The Queen City
Jockey Club began its spring meeting 20.
day. The weather was fine, the track good
and the attendance large, but the betting
was poor.
all ages, distance one mile. Canter nst,
Saunter second. Rest beaten of. Time l.4!:
second race, distance one and one.half
miles; Babcock. first, Gallop second. Time
2:45X.
1Tbird race-mile heats-First Annie.G /;
second, Gath; third, Rufus l.. Time
Second heat-First. Annie g.; second,
Gath; third, Mary H.; Rufus j.. last. Time
l:4Sh.
PrrrsprRG. May 3O-Allegheny, 10; Louis.
vile, =.
BALTIMORE, May 3O.-st Louis, u; Bslti'
more, 0.
PRovrpEscE, r. l., May 5o.-Providence,
4; Detroits, o..
BosroE. May SO.-Bostons. II Bufisios, j.
PHILApELpHiA, May 30.-Cincinnabs, D;
Athletics, 5. a.
Philsdelphias, 5. 90.
WoncEsTER, May ao.-clevelands, 10;
RieycIe CIsbs.
CHICAGO, May 3o-The parade Of the
bicycle clubs took place here this morning
Among the contestants were the Boston
Massachusetts,, New York, New haven
Chelsea, Louisville, Buffalo, Detroit, Con
necticut, brooklyn, keystone, Providence
Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwautee. ARIEL
Omaha, Toledo, Coshocton, Nashea, Peoria
Keokuk, Henner, Pioneer, Fondulac and
Niles clubs, in the order named, besides
large number Of unmatched members
The line Of march was south on Michigan
avenue to Grand South Psrk, Calumet
Prairie and Michigan avenues. They nsd'
a very pretty display, there bsing sbou
| 500 in line.
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The strikes to be inaugurated tomorrow
recalls great strikes of the past The first
great strike was in 1S49, resulting in the
manufacturers reducing the price of pud.
from December 20, ls49, to May u, 1880.
The next strike resulted in a victory for
the puddlers after protracted lockout,
nearly all the mills being idle from Decem'
ber 1866, to the middle of May, 1857.
December 5, 1874, began the memorable
"long strike" lasting until April Is, 1875,
when the puddlers resumed at SS5oper ton.
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Al MeulphiA.

MEMPHIS. TENN, May 30.-The graves OF
the Federal dead at the National Cemetery
were decorated to-day, with the usual cere'
monies. Gen. w. J. Smith delivered the
nratiOn
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At Lancaster.

LANCASTER, Pa, May 30.-The graves OF
Thaddeus Stevens, Gen. Reynold and Presi-
dent Buchanan were bestrewn with flowers
to-day.
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At Granville, Ind.

EVANSVILLE, IND, May 30.-The steamer
Cobler brought large delegation OF old
soldiers of Owensboro, KY, 10 %, assist In
decorating the soldiers graves. The city is
full of strangers.
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DNESDAY MORNING. MAY 81. 1a92

was holiday for all business houses and
pnblio officers were closed The procession
composed of the local military was over
one mile in length and one OF the finest
which has ever appeared in Columbus. The
graves were decorated in the morning and
procession took place in the afternoon
with an eloquent address by Col. Coates
Kinney, of Xenia, Ohio. -
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Al Toledo.

TOLEDO. O., May 3o-DecoRtion Day has
been observed with the usual ceremonies
appropriate to the occasion. Business was
played at half.mast from public buildings
and shipping in the harbor The commit.
tees appointed by the Grand Army of the
Republic visited the several cemeteries,
TINS morning, and placed floral. offerings
upon the soldiers graves, The principal
exercises took place at Willow cemetery,
this afternoon, and included the unveiling
OF soldiers monument and an oration by
Key. Col. Ward Anderson. Memorial ex-
ercises were also held this evening at st.
Paurs Methodist church.
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A 81. LRuiN

ST, LOUIS May 30.-Decoration Day was
observed here in the usual manner. The
Merchants and Cotton Exchange and public
ofSces were closed, and business partly
suspended At 2P. N. the Frank Blair and
General Lyon Posts Grand Army Of the
Republic, left the city for the National
cemetery at jefferson barracks, l2 miles
below the city, accompanied by the Pen
sioners' Beneyalent Union. The exercises
at the cemetery were addresses BY Post
Commander David Murphy. and Senior
Vice Commander Geo w. Bailey, vocal
music and a, national salute, alter when
n 600 graves of the dead heroes were
strewn with flowers. The regular troops al
the barracks, under command OF Col. John
Green, also participated in the ceremonies
Several thousand people were present and
there seemed TO be no tagging OF interes
in the procession.
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A. TOpeka.
FOREIGN FLASHES.

TOPEKA, KAs., May 30.-Decoration day
was appropriately observed
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PrrrsauRsH, May S0.-TAe twenty-seyenth
annual conclaye Of Knights Templar OF this
State wsSinaugurased this Afternoon by q
grard parade and review. Aboat 1000
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At Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o.. May 30.--Decoration Day
was more extensively observed In Colum-
bus than in amy other since the war. 1t
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The Bar 'aAI.. IN o. yesN - O.
ssss:. ssS,:'; Il. !" = c. S's.s: iais H. e
CONS % 4 II SSin fsspss.a - yax.s
" eurrI Pils2 1t y SuMansee ~
peF1S 4 seSisfaetj0a o. 11sy t.1
fne s esnb pr hox. ros ~ 49,
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Every day develops some new rail-
|rOsd scheme. 1t would take a man
With long head to keep the run Of all
|tbs railroads, actual and projected, in
l.hs United States.
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The WsundeA EkiSss.

Quincy, Ills, May N.-Dr. Holman
s$tqS sst Rsa q hs g. Ssr%ss who ". ;aes GOV"
and DR.. T. r. Spear, is still alive and In .
critical condition. The three men were
taken into the Police Court, and . continu.
ance granted for ten days ball bsing aIsd
at Si00, 900 each for the Hcllhakes and eD.-
for Spear. The assault was, % far q known,
article in the GermaniA which 10 sup
posed 70 have led 10 the shooting, 10 In
every way kind TO oil persons msntioesA
in II, and reflects no disdrcdit on any oae.
A general feeling OF indignation prevails
against the perpetrators, although they
heretofore have stood high In the Psesso
astima atiOn
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NEW CHURCH
To bs.xr>>sed On the IsIss1 - Sses ~
the EpaseSpAliaos.

the EPisesDaafsss.
Scarcely more than year ago lew o.
the residepts Of the bland OF the EpicopaA
faith started . place Of wOrship Win =
msnbesship Of aboat twenty. Prom TIE
berinning an interest was felt In the NC
cess Of The project and the score OF ms@
Iers soon increased TO about sixty. Ihs
sforts OF the congregation TO esta6ihn
themselves sttr,cted the setention Of caps
John McLure, who donated bssufafnl iox
At Penn and Oaio streets for the purpose OF
erecting q cbusch. Quietly thossin cnssge
have been at work raisiug. monsy, spo e
.ast Monday the contract for erecnng tne
new churcA Was awarded to Armstroos
Coen 4 Co, Trimbls g. Luta he gas enc
steam fttng, and David Nnmemsn
The PAINTING. Mr.. g. n Howard q thA
arch}tect The new building will b % fee,
by IS ret; frame, With hasensat an6
auditorium, with ssatiAg capaeity q seoo
SIS. The congregation expect 70 b shas e
worship In thl;r. new Haacs 81 w0:eaP .,
the Sxst OF Ostobsr. They ass 70 - COO
graduated upon the success of thsir snoet
In 3 eomtnendabls direction. To Captain
Nsknre End 8 p Hildsstb, Esq, u sstneo
| table in q very large degree ths tnespoo'
| and prosecution OF this work
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C1x.ssxArr. Nav 30-A, Canton, Ohio,
special ssys: The striking cigar makers
will resume work tomorrew. having been
gralt d the increase demanded.
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I.Itthe night Man:

KESs1SGroS, ILL, May 30-A man sHs-
pected of being Lou Williams, but g'siag
the name of David s Lee, has been arrested
He claims that he is an innocent mar ana
the proof not very strong. He arrived isom
Colorado on Sunday, and answers me aes-
criptien of Williams pretty well.
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vesy PrspesIy. bss.lSs~assaG =

LITTLE Rock, May 20 "A negro koy aaAs4
Jim Sanders guilty ofunsuooessfnl sttsnS$
to violate the person Of Miss Asnis ksu.
q young white girl, ten miles south of tAis
place. was arrested here Sunday and taksn
10 the scene Of his crins and lodged In The
calsboose. About midnight nunees a
marked men broke down the door 80 nd.
died Sanders with bullets. Ihe cosssed
people are greatly excited an6 tecseeso'
and many, predict fnsther trouble
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General sherman is talked about by
H. Louis bellies because he actually
4 Used a whole row of grown up girls at
4 reception. Mark Twain stood off in a
bonner during the bliSsful episode and
krosned .'who wouldn't march to the
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utactnrers al over the West thst they will
not yield to tAe extrsordinsry snd unusuaj
demands Of ne Workmsn, thsrs n = Nfier
current OF distfust which has not bsen n.
moved. After ttEnorrow msfters Will tsks
different turur0 the strfke or Ioefout
begins then. The Amalgamated Assecia.
ton at Its Saturday meeting reiterated the
conclusion OF former meetings, and the
snrs1s s51se WI, Be i1WSIsss.ssd WSss The ..nufso-
Cleveland chiease }S,ie. iT"5ssse and Ssse;
gave their approval to TIE setfon taken Al
Pttsburg. after having refused to sign
scales based upon an advance presented by
the association. The threstened strike IS
the largest ever organized in, the Iron trade,
Much depends on the futrse market re-
quirements. Former strikes were success
ipl because iron was called for, 80 loudly
Prices weakened last week to 2Hc for bars.
but an upward tendency for futare deliy.
cry cropped out late in the week, owing to
the fear OF some consumer who lad lSrpe
engagements, and no iron that prises would
advance. A good many orders were
placed, and at present writing the trade
east is on q pivot, which events In the
.,..R Rf,z--s -s>.a, s.s- s.. V..Se. --- -,
maintained. There Is only small hand.
to-mouth demand from consumers. There
is at present considerable uneasiness In re-
gard to the labor troubles. There are
strikes in New York and Cleveland, and.
the Pittsburgh worknen are asking an ad.
vance, and ifit Is not granted they will
strike at the end of the month. The gen.
eral impression here now Is that there will
be strike, and q long one, and IL takes
place there will be about 5000 men out
in Pittsburgh and vicinity. IL the strike
take place, and it now seems certain to do
so, iron will be much higher in price, and
factured iron this week, but the reports
have not vet brought in buyers, and the
trade throughout the market has been only
fair.
PITTSBURGH, May 30.-The dullness noted
from week TO week for three months past
continues, and with every prospect OF .
lock out the indications for an improve
mspt are by no means encouraging. The
situation as regards the furnacemen is very
discouraging, and II the mills shut down
many Of the furnacemen will no doubt
blow out. Prices are weak, and notwith-
standing stocks are by no means excessive,
and the offerings light, there a1e no holders
who would make further concessions In
order to effect sales. The demand, as has
been the case for some time past, Is re.
stricted entirely TO supplying immediate
actual wants, and as already intimated, the
market is badly demoralized, and no i'm. |
proyement can be looked for until this
much.yexed labor question has been set
tied, of which, We are sorry TO say, there is
but little prospect at present.
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In these times Of quack madeline M saysl.
tisements eyeryvhers, u d truly Ersaay'ins i.s
TO find one remedy thst Is worthy o. PIT
and which really dos - reconns4o
Electric Bitteys us can voocn ios Nm
true and reliable remedy, and one rs VII vi
do as RECOMMENDED They inva,i.Ssy eul< :.
Stomach and Liver Complainn. 49, L. =
the kidneys and Urinary dimeuiss
fnov whereof ne speak, snd csn te.o 4,
saw. give them trial Bold q MY csLu
bottle By Logan q 90
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Br the use ol YslIo.S Gyr!k 81 ~
I pbospbites the blood % speooiiy uaI
"a pud6ed. and - mAde oeebse q ~
dncine soasd mind sd bo6y. 1917
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The men charged with bribery in the
!, .,bio Legislature all went home not
,cuch the worse for wear, but Watson,
he witness who exposed them, is still
in iail at Columbus.
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4 Al Cincinnati.
AIN Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, May 3O.-The North Chicago
rolling mill men, at Bay View, near here,
expect to 60 out on strike June lst. In,
teryiews With large number OF
them to-day resulted. il obtain.
ing an expression to she enect
AT the general conference terminate favora-
bly. alI the iron workers. in. she country
will STRIFE June 1st. There sse about 2,ooo
men at Bay View.
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LousviLLx. May 3o.-H. Holmss and !.
Cooper, ,of McCrackin county, qusrrslsd sod
the latter was shot seriously.
Al. Fred Lewis, an old man 81 hr~ vs.
sbot and killed about z oolosh Sondsy
evening BY Wallace. Iklbsitton,.
Ir. HerBdon fatally shot hob. RAeAn. -
o'clock last night, In Q saloon ~ Bowling
Green One year ago Hcrndon, discovefcd
that Hsgsn wss criminally inGmsts WITH
Mrs Herndon.
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Egypt.

LONDON, May 3o.-A Cairo dispatch 10 the
Standard SAYS: The military party are
greatly incensed at the terms OF the khe-
dives communisue reinstating Arabi Pacha
as Minister of War. They consider them
selves insulted by this passage, stating
Hrsbi Paeha was only reinstated to pre-
serve peace, which the military other.
wise would have broken.
A deputation OF officers visited Araol
Paeha and demanded, as reparaaon Ior
the insult, the instant deposition OF the
Khedive. They stated they had their men
well in hand and ready at moments no
tice to march ON the Khedive's palace;
Arabi Paeha succeeded in calming them;
and further stated he and the khediye had
definitely agreed to leave the settlement OF
all pending questions TO the decision Oh
the Sultan. All
A Cairo dispatch to the Times says All
the entrances to the palace were guarded
Sunday by soldiers who were all ready 70
cut the telegraph lines and open the
bridges, in order 10 destroy communication
with Alexandria
CAIRO, MAY s0-Arabi Pashs is widely
circulating a statement that he has re
ceiyed . telegram from the Sultan, an
nouncing the nomination Of Hahn fashs
as Khedive.
Communists Demonstration.
PARIS. Nav 3O.-Seyeral hundred com
munists made demonstration at the eeme
terry of Pere La Chaise- Louise Michel wa
| among the speakers. The tomb OF Blanqu
was visited and adorned with flowers.
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I've Fatal. Accidents.

CAIRO, May O.--while the express 4rsis
ON the T. c, r. r. was coming down nsaG.
all hill, Ibis morning, At . speed OF about
IS mile IN. hour, Miss Katie Denevsa
jumped from car, alishtins on her fAss
and shoulder from the effects Of which shs
died this morning. Shs was thought -
insane.
The passenger train coming south,so the
Wabash road ran over two men, nan,ed
Charles Bratton and Alfred .lisidsea, killin9
Bratton instantly and badly iASpHn9
Bridges.
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RxyrAlsuse ths bleel b sh.s!sa:ly
necesassJ fs he cuFv - f.scns oeoa.ys
- pecs. lassita6e, Ac- 1he haee sefSease
al (be biapi is Beogn's Ipca DtteR
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At Detroit.

DETROIT, May 3O.-Decoration Day was
only observed here during the day by a
parade. Fairbanks Post, Grand Army OF
the Republic. escorted by the Detroit In
fantry battalion of State troops, and follow
ed by the carriages and several wagons
laden with flowers, plants, etc. 1t was
witnessed by immense crowds Of people on
the streets through which it passed. The
procession arrived at the soldiers monu-
ment in front of the City
Hall, about 3 O'Clock. and the
100 or more members of the Fairbank' s
post were divided into committees and
started for the cemeteries to decorate the
soldiers graves therein. There was no
attempt at public decoration in the town
except on the soldiexs' monument, which
was very handsomely arranged in protu
sion of bunting and flowers, Many flag
were exhibited on pablic and private build
ings. In the evening there were public
memorial services at the Universalis
Church, attended hy large audience, with
an address by Gen. Luther s Trowhridg'
and DIR. L. Roxford.
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BieycIe C1ubs.
n>userstie Csayeatt.

MosrrzArrl, W., May 3O:-The Demo
cratic state Convention 10 called Tor June
18th.
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Tax puress best and cheapest fenedy l
that staple compound PsspsA'
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A HORRIBLE .iURoER.
A Father Oatrages u 10 Daughter 80
then ktlls Her.


then kiils HeP.
srRrsorIKLp, O., May 5o.-Ths most hor-
rible murder ever known In this county
occurred yesterday. Leonard K,tasinsn. .
weak minded mechanic and quack msdh-
cine dealer, shot and killed his daughter. .
young lady aged 20. He was arrested snd
Jailed, and explained the shooting on the
ground that his daughter peryisted In going
with O young fellow named John kes.
whom he did not like On the other hard
the girl made statement On her death bed,
charging her, father with rapins her, sna
shooting her because she would not cohabtt
with him regularly. II b also charged tast
a younger sister was nearly ruined By bin
yesterday. Crowds have bsen hanging
about the Jail for hours. but at this writing
(midnightj no mob violence has yet bsss
attempted, although the excitement 10 q
fever heat.
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Al Chicago.

Chicago, May S0-Decoration is bank
and business holiday here, but the number
of persons on the streets is increased
rather than lessened, and the air is filled
with martial music, and the streets bright
with uniforms, banners and floral decora.
tions on their way to the resting places OF
the houored soldier dead. The air is de-
liChtful. and an unusually elaborate pro-
gramme has been laid out for the day.
Solemn services. The Union Veteran Club
formed at 3 O'Clock at the Northwestern
depot. and took a special train one. half
hour later for Rose Hill cemetery, where
they have charge of the exercises. The
Union Veteran League left for Calvary
cemetery at IL o'clock. The Grand Army
posts and three regiments of Illinois infan-
try took the street cars for Graceland at
ll:25, and other Grand Army, veterans
ex-soldiers, sailors and citizens went TO
Oakwood, where Mayor Harrison delivered
an Grafton. At Graceland one hundred and
fifty young girls decorated the graves OF
the soldiers with flowers. The suburban
towns generally observed the day.
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ClsvuAzp. nsy so.-Asa ssfsh S1ssts-
son, skss % Nay 9oth, By bss Asesss1
husband, With murdsroas iassp 4 b ~
nouncsd out Of danger:
The coroner returned vcr ~ q tusae.
able homicide In the case 81 rs1stek yact'
stssd YaIls, Sunday night
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THE NEWS.

N,hone was conveniently absent from
,so confederate memorial services in
Richmond, r
Charles Bailey was gardener, living
rssr Montreal. His wife placed some
l,rvehnine in his supper, and succeeded
in killing him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-31

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