Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-25
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The Grand Army Enc. mpmess.
hNxEAPoLp. July 2. -Today vas the
greatest day Of the Grand Arny En-.
canpnent, and il witnessed the i.rp-..
Rstnerin9 OF old soldiers in the history
OF the organization. There were Is. 90
OF them IN the procession, which vas
al hour and twenty miautes passing a
given point. and there were probably
oeo to 1000 in the city who did ns,
Jun IN the parade. About 1900 b.
sioes tness made ap the visitors. Gen.
LoFan occupied prominent place AZ
zoe bead OF shs procession, and Gen.
SHERMAN rode near shs middle. both
received continued ovations from the
vsserans Generals Thomas, Warner,
MOUTH, Nagie and Gibson were also re-
seised With cheers. The line of march
vas through the principal streets Of the
CIV voicn we're profussly decorated.
AiIeiN'.fos there were sporting amase
nents, and most OF the State deleoa-
u Jns held reunions. A bssines, meet
ing was also held, committees were ap
=
election OF commander in chief to
morrow. In the evening 1900 people
crowded the eucarupmens grounds.
Gen. Logan will be given a reception
tomorrow morning, and Gen. Sherman
and the other distinguished Generals
present Will be received at Mr.. Wash
burn 8 residence in the evening.
MISSEAPoLIs, July 24-Ths great
rush At the Grand Army Eneampment
Is over, and peopl. are beginning To 90
home. The principal events Of the day
were receptions to Logan at the Illinois
headquarters this morning, and another
TO all visiting GeHerals at WRshburn's
residences tonight. At the former a
great crowd of old sol3iers were pres
ent. In the evening Sherman, Fair
child, Negley, Thomas and oshers we're
present. There were sports of mis-
ceilaneous character as the encamp-
rnent all day. A reunion of * prisoners
OF war was held, at which about lou
gathered.
saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, July 24.-First race:
Cleaner, nrst; swinney, second: Nc
ClOskey, third; Renwick, last. Time.
l:47. Second race: Lulu, first; Kittie
b, second; Eulocy, third; Meshannack
last. Time, POI. Third race: Blazss.
first: Chandelier. second; George l.,
third. Time. 2:55Is.
The Dead Explorer
WAsHrsGros, July 24.-The chief sig
nal officer has addressed letter to the
relatives of the dead members Of the
Greeley exploring party, advising them
that the bodies will be landed az Cover
nor's Island, New York. about August
LIST. The United States will bear the ex-
pense Of the transportation of the bod
les TO snch places a. the relatives may in
each case select for the interment. The
costs of burial will be paid. bat the .ex-
penses for the Journeys of the relatives
cannot be paid by the Government.
wall street.
New YORK, July Governments
lever. The upward movement in stocks
made further progress today. Trans
actions were unusually large, aud deal
ing WIS attended with mach excitement
at intervals. ALI reports current are Of |
favorable character. The crop news
Continues excellent. Compared with |
last nights closing prices are d to 80
per cent. higher.
Greeley Docs Net Wish . Reception.
NEwBuRYroRr, Mass, July Ana
jor Johnson has received the following |
dispatch:
Accept my grateful thanks for your
kindly intentions. The surgeon thinks |
a public reception unadvisable, on 40
count of my physical weakness. shall /
mos, gladly but quietly receive all my
fellow citizens during nay sojourn in /
Newburyport. A. w. GKKEIEY."
The Committee on Arrangements will |
erect stand from which Lieut.. Greeley
will review the procession. and arrange
ments in conformity with the above
dispatch will be made. Efforts are being
made to have the Bear come from Porte
mouth here with the guests on board on
the day Of the reception.
sisgie seaiI Race.
CALAIS, Me-, July 24.-In the rowing
regatta here today. the single scull race.
frat heat. Was won by Teemer by Q
length. in 20 minutes and 20 seconds
In the second heat renEyck won; time,
% min. 32 SEQ. The third heat was won
by Gaudier Ia 22 min. b3 sec.
Disitiiery Burned.
CosNEIIsvILLE, Pa. July pa. G.
Overholt Il Co.'S distillerv burned last
night, with the bonded warehouse and
100 barrels OF whisky. The gross value
Of the whisky Was f2500O0, and the loss
on buildings and machinery is $4,000
Everything 10 fully insured. The heat
was intense and the flames LID up the
country for miles. The burning whisky
flowed down TO the river. Twenty Eve
barrels wsre relied away. and the
whisky dipped upby a msb Of hundreds
Of drunken men.
siisht Indiaa Treabie.
DuRANoo, July 2&.--The town is great
" excited today over the arrival of Red
Jacket With forty warriors highly paint
ed and heavily armed. The City Mar
shall arrested one for carrying firearms
and was knocked down by the other In
dams. The Indians then mounted their
horses and startesf 10 leave town. Sew
eral citizens and cattle mel gave CHI use.
and n running fight was kept mp for two
miles, when she Indians succeeded in
getting out Of range. Some twenty
shots were fred by roth sides. but no
one vas injured so far a known. The
cisiz.ns have asked for troops 10 keep
the Indians on the reservation anc
avsy from town. The cattle men of
southern Colorado are very indignant
over late losses Of cattle and horses and
the burning OF their company outnt, /
and general war will take place between
them and the Indians unless something |
il speedily done to protect their interests
from shievina bands.
Defaaiter Sentenced.
Dxxvsn. July 24.-Frank Dewslt. the
defaulting Leadviile banker, vas today |
sentenced TO ten years N the penitsn-
tiary.
west Virginia DemeePnts-
WHEELING tW. va.l, July A.-The
Democratic State Convention today /
concluded lie session by the nomina- |
ton of E. w. Wilson for Governor and |
the rest Of ths State ticket. Resolu- |
lions were adopted endorsing Cleveland /
and Hendricks and the National plat
form. Adjourned.