Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-24

i President. Flags are at half-mast and
8 other evidences of respect shown.
8 MERGED, July 23d.-The news of the
death of General Grant was received here
!. this morning with the deepest feelings o.
regret by the entire community. The flags
Throughout the town are flying at half
z mast, and a picture of the departed hero
s hangs in the Postoffice draped in mourning
Z EUREKA New, July 23d.-The news OF
gthe death of General Grant was received
) here this morning with many demonstra-
= tons of profound sorrow. The bells of the
Schr1rches and fire department were tolled
sfor hours, and the flags throughout the
Stown were placed at half-mast. All the
*public buildings and many private business
ahouses were Immediately draped with the
susual emblems of mourning Among the
Speople one hears only words of sincere
Escrow.
q SAN BRRNARDINo, July 23d.-The an
announcement of the death of General Grant
5thiS morning caused a general expression
%of sympathy, and the town now presents
sthe appearance of mourning community
gOur people, irrespective of their feelings
,spolitically, and those even who took an
Hactive part in the " lost cause" speak OF
! the dead hero as the greatest Marshal in
: history of the American people.
z PRESCOTT "a. ~, July 23d.-Great man
3sifestations of grief at the news of the death
2of General Grant are observed here. The
,stlags on the public buildings are at half
@mast The United States and District
aCourts, in session, have adjourned, as a
Etoken of respect, and the Court house bell
AiS being tolled.
d UKIAH, July 23d-Nlost of the places OF
cuisines are draped in mourning, and flags
q hang at half-mast in respect to the memory
xof General Grant. Both papers appear
,,swith column rules turned.
81 SANTA Cruz, July Esd The news of the
death of General Grant was received here
with profound feeling of loss to the coun-
.{try ana of sympathy with the bereayed
!sfamily of the hero whom the nation de
slighted TO honor. Every flag in the city is
Cat halfmast, and already many of the lead
$ing business houses and residences are
sheavily draped. The Common Council is
Sin session this evening 10 devise arrange
.ments for proper participation in the OBJ
!. sequies.
y PETALUM>, July 23d.-Petaluma is drapej
!. lin mourning in honor Of the great soldier
3swhose death the telegraph announced here
Eat o'clock this morning. When the sol
3emn tolling of bells announced the news to
& the public, flags were placed at half-mast
sail over the city, and symbols Of mourning
Ssoon appeared on all the principal build
6ings.
y MAEYsyILLE, July 23d.-Though not I'm
Expected the news OF the death of General
8 Grant has cast a sorrowing gloom over the
community. The flags on all the public
t4and part of the private buildings are al
SShah-mast, and some places are draped in
5mourning.
q EUREKA lHumboldt county, July 23d.-
4,The news of the death of General Grant
s was received in this city at $50 this morn
#ing, and Immediately the bells began toll
sing, and people all over the city commenced
Z draping their houses. The vessels are al
ahall-maSt all over the city and On the YES
/. sells i'll the harbor.
a HoLLGsTER. July 23d-All the flags were
Z half-masted, and prominent business places
4draped, on the receipt Of the news OF Gen
9eral Grants death.
I. STOCKTON, July 23d.-The news of Grants
&death was announced here early this morn
4 ing. and Immediately flags began TO be
Shalf-masted over the city. The fire bells
@tolled, and Mayor WEIGH ordered the City
: Hall bell tolled. Many houses are draped
Gin mourning Rawins Post, G. A. r., at a
2 meetinS to-hlSht, appointed committee 10
smalle proper arrangements for the public
observance of the day Of the funeral.
& San JOSE July 23d.-The news of Grants
ssdeath produced a deep impression here.
SFlags are at hali-mast, and the city is gen
Ierally draped in mourning. Bells were
stolled in ali parts of the town.
y PORTLAND or, July 23d.-Specials from
gall parts of the Northwest state that the
3towns are in mourning over the death OF
.Grant. In this city the bells were tolled
5when the news was received in the early
Gmorning, and all day long hundreds of flags
4have foated at halfmast from public and
SPrivate buildings, and from the shipping in