The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30

mourning were placed on the balconies and
doors of both buildings. The whole front OF
the tn AMERICAN exchange twaaf also heaYSltly
esssaa tsf n9tipGs asR na sssas
In accounts Of scenes ana Incidents In the
life Of the Observation-Disclosures CT
SYMPATHETIC EXPaREssI roa
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. -,
MT McGREaoR, July 49, The following
IRE among the thousands Of kilograms re-
oeiyed from 4 all2parts 81 the world BIZ iths
members Of the Grant fanlily: - = - 81 7
Ae WsShP s s4p Ssy q %gs s sss
thy in this hOnr Of your great affl'ction. The
people qf the nation mourn with you, and would
depths Of tho sorrow which is yours alone. and
T. GROVER CLEVELAND.
Washington, July ESD sH COL Fed Grant:
Tho public news to me ofyour father adeatiihas
Just been received. Tho sympathyspf hyaelf, and
your mother and all Of yoa in yonrEreW bereave-
GRIEF at this news; but ia iossantst &roSMhpon
1t as the future unfolds the coming years. 80
Ex-pREs1DENT HAYES. TT :,
Fremont, Ohio. July 23:-Piease assure Mrs
IsiEnedI ! TsgYs tR BSHAYEs.
swGsHfNaroN, Jd1y IS EUp6n receipt Of tho
news of the death Of Gen. Grant, the follow
ing telegram was sent to Col. F., D. Grant by
Cen 8 81 B,frdette. COMMUNICATIVE chief Of
tho Grand Army of the Republic:
Expressing tho profound grief of tho Grand
Army Of 1.-THE; Republic, upon tho death Of the
66osotss in Of It's sSo
and to all Of the afflicted family their heartfelt
sympathy. I pray you have me advised SO soon
as ARRANGEMENTS for tho last sad rites arc deter
THE MEXICAN yo oubRaksiiiLlnstfsssls Y, z
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The Mexican odlt-
ors, now in this. city, suggested that the pro-
posed banquet to be, given tonight be
abandoned out Eof respect for Gen. 1Grant';
The editors held a meeting ut Wizards ito
Col. Grant: 5a6 Slig
Washington. July .23-To Col Frederick D.,
Grant, Mount AlcGregor: The excursiontsss Of
the associated press of Mexico send to the family
20 Iae .SS n ths
q Amerlcn.! g His family has. lost its worthy
head. tho republic of tho United States one Of
A. ARROYO DE ANDRA, Secretary. : '7 ~. y
They also sent the following telegram:
Washington, July 23.-To Con. Porflro dag,
City Of Mexico: Tho exoursionists of the asso-
SAleott piCSS VI hleAlcO scnu 10 you ana through
Syou to the Mexican republic thor profound
sympathy for the death OF tie ilustrious Aiheri-t
can hero, Gen. Ulysses S. i Grant, in whom
y MSSieo has lost one Of her best friends.
( A. ARRoao DE ANDRA, Secretary. !. - !. Z;
GEN. SHERIDAN. x y + 4
!, FORT RENO, Ind T., July 23.-The news Of
the death OF Gen. Grant reached Gen. Sher-
ldan this morning, by means of a dispatch
sent from Chicago. In response to inquiries
concerning the arrangements for the funeral
Gen. Sheridan said5 III sSstSFf iii; N
am 80 far nway from Washington that viii
have to depend on those in charge there to carry
out any orders the president may give relative
to Gen. Grants funeral. ?'s'.-S. ls5Il. 100
During his critical illness last March, and
on an tntimatlon from personal friends of
the family that It would be agreeable, the
quested the privilege Of having the generals
remains inferred at the home. L - ~ i{s
I'll, III is hoped the family will grant II, !" con-
rest near the capital Of the nation, guarded BY
hOnors were won. VS. e.. 2: n g.5i 4
! Gen. Sheridan sent thss, following te1e-.
grams, upon receipt Of the sad information:
Fort Reno, Ind T., Jniy 23.-To Col. F. D
sfns MogT M hgSGEsEG Wil yon
dearest friend and comrado and my sincere sym
pathy and Son!iolance with her in this hour of
her i EsT,satddstressa i i, sSs g slslt
Z iS'6A &
= Lieutenant General.
Fort Reno, Ind. T., July 23.-Geh. r: G. Drum,
WASHINGTON, p. C.: Ny duties hero will not
dearest friend and connrade. Gen. IS Grant.
Lieut.. Col. q. W. Davis, Of my star, knows my
views in reference to the Obsequies. Have them
sas ss TT & shsy "a ~ @
named ts1a as one Of the pail beaTessg ~
IN 81. ~ Lieutenant General,
Augusta, Ne, J ihE; R 81 Mrs. 81 emit.
Please accept my profoundest sympathy in
Hss1 & ss as s sns "a 9assa
.sa -sps L h isalEA I: bh1 u
Philadelphia. Pas, July 23.--Mrs. General
Grants death ose Till aea a1s q Is an.
pathy. SAMUEL ]. RANDALL
Saratoga n u g gnIy s!Eg9S ri Is sa,a4t.
You have our deepest sympathy. The illness OF
Mrs. stawnrt also Mrs Hughes and Iirs.tRus-.
sell, prevents . personal visit Of coincidence
flease command mo f0r any service you may
need. Il. .s3g: 81 D. HENRY HILTON. Is
z GEN. SHERMAN.
5i Gen. W. T. Sherman, who is stopping
with his family at the Lake Park hotel re-
turned from Fort Smelling yesterday after
noon. While there he first learned Of, the,
from friends of the deceased Gen Sherman,
exhibited evidences OF profound sorrow, and
tmmadi ately. soilgh his room. I When asked
II there was anything he could soy at this.
time concefnlng his former command der, the
general replied: sThe PIONEER PnEss may
spy that I start for New York EridhY morn
ing to attend the funeral n a ~
Among many Others who sent dispatches
were Col Thomas p Ochiltree, Hon ". IN;
kvnrts. r. Kuhe, Japanese Minister at Wash
inGton; Potter Palmer of Chicago; MIR. and
MRS James n. STyner of Washington: George
". Childs OF Philadelphia, Mnyor Grace al.
New York; Hon. w. T. Gladstone, ex-prcmiar
q Great Britain md W. G. Endicotu, score
tary of war. z
"a POLITICAL TRIBUTE TO GRANT.
tCHcAoo, July %. Francis F. Browne.
editor Of the Dial, hns written tho following
admirable poem on the death Of Grant:
N % h 3;sYANQu1sHED.. 353SSssSs
n S5 Not by the ball or brand, III b 81 x. $.s
i {{{Sa vs. Sped by mortal hand; p jf52 535 q;
Is Not by the lightning stroke Ny
! $55 When fiery tempest broke; IA
81 Not mid the ranks OF war u N
rs Fell the great conquerorl ;2S
Il Unmoved, undismayed. Il q II IA
4 In the crash and carnage Of the canonade ~ III
x Eye that dfmmed not 455zS' }5H
4 Hand that failed not, d .;, {. IA IS
Brain that Bwery3d not, *
Heart hatquailed not, Ii, 81, II. e. vi.
II Steel nerve, iron form 4st g q
Tho dauntlless spirit that oyerrnIed tho storm.
X While the hero peacefully sleenath III Il