Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-08-13

statesman Who was called 70 leadership IA
the work OF the extlrpatlon. 0rant was the
soifv ANA fcrce s tn tbs nalicpes & end
thropic measures which Lincoln defined in
the Cabinet for the regeneration and So
curity OF the republic.
BurLRRs EULoor or THE OLD cowwAsDRR,
BOSTON, MASS, August e.--Memorial serv.
ices were held here Saturday and the eulogy
was pronounced by General u. r. Butler lie
began with the quotation, 1--WE come to bury
Caesar; not 20 praise him." ond proceeded 10
say that there was no need to praise the sol.
dier who performed with fidelity, unfinch.
ing courage and determination and every
measure Of success every duty Imposed
upon him with patriotism never doubted.
lie then proceeded to sketch the work OF this
country and how the leading Generals had
been honored by the Presidency ofthe United
states. lie denied that Grant ever harbored
n thought Of the eo. called "CWsarism." lie
referred 60 tho charges against his second
administration as groundiess, and warm.
iy vouched for his sterling integrity
and honor throughout his financial troubles
mate OF him Rs n soldier, 9tating the plan
which he formulated for putting down the
rebellion. This plan, General Butler said,
General Grant communicated to him. IL was
to continually attack the opposing forces.
lie expected to 'ose more than the other,
believed in the cad. this course would cost
less blood and treasure than n less relentless
one. This General Buteer characterized as
military genius
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. August s.-The day was OBJ.
served here by most solemn and lmpres
sive funeral pageant. participated in BY the
state Militia, q. A. H. Posts and numerous
civic societies, escorting a beautifully con.
structed catafalque drawn by sixteen horses
The various municipal departments and
membcrs OF the Chamber OF Commerce in
carriages was an imposing feature OF the
apparatus appropriately draped, was
out In large force. Solemn ser.
vices were held in Lucas Mar
delivered by Mayor Francis, Henry G. Hatrt
stick, ex. Governor Fletcher, Dr. II. NJ stark.
lon, in igc George W. Lubkc, Judge A. NJ.
Bakewell Music was furnished by an or
chesta and chorus OF 800 persons.
MOLINE. it,, August o-Business was sus.
pended. and thousands gathered In the Park.
toral vote for General Grant, delivered the
address.
RICHMOND, Mo, August a.-Memorial serv.
ices were held here under tho auspices OF
the George y. McGec Post, q. A. n Colonel
J. H. Childs delivered an eloquent address,
after which appropriate resolutions OF sym.
paihy and coincidence we're passed.
BurLEE, Mo, August a.-rhe be Is tolled
here yesterday from TO ? y. m, and all
business was suspended from one TO ave.
Tue Grand Army Post with muflled drums
and reversed bayoncta. marched TO the
court House yard. where DIR. Cowles. OF
Kansas city. delivered an eloquent address.
After the bencdction sixty four shots we're
fired by the q. A. r., indicating the age OF
General Grant.
-. ,M.oSreoMEnr CRY, Mo-. August a-The
old nag was properly draped ana at half.
mast over second street Yesterday The
beis tolled three times, for thirty minutes
each time-at sunrise, at 1880 p. m. aud at
sunset At two oclocG memorial services
were conducted In the Presbyterian Church
kIcH Hill. No, August 9.-The Grant
memorial services here consisted Of n pa.
rade, IN which the G.. 4. r., select knights
y. w, and several other c.yle socie.
ties participated, after which services were
held at the Opera house.
HERMAN, No. August a.-AIi the church
and fire bells were toilet During the after.
noon cannons were hred at intervals Of an.
teen minutes In the evening memorial
addresses we're delivered In German aud
English.
wiLLIAMsvTILE, It'll, August a-Nemo rial
services were held at Athens BY Pollock Psi,
No 200. q. a. r. 4 number OF members of
the old Twenty. eighth Illinois were among
those present who participated In the exer.
cses.
MoBERLT. Mo-. August a.-IIundreds OF
citizens gathered az the Onera. house Rev
u L stanber. a lover Of Grant and sol.
dier at the age OF eighteen, delivered the
address.
kEYTEsviLLE. No. August a.-The obse
quies OF General Grant were observed by our
aANANAhAAAN AAu NAAtkfu~ KtnNrnIIN. Tho bells
were tolled. and business houses 'close'l rom
one to four o'clock.
URBASA, I'LL, August a.-Memorial services
were held In the city nt the park. short ad.
the church choirs combined furnished excel.
lent music.
WARRENsBURG, No. August a.-The me.
mortal exercises here were held n the Court.
house yard, whers about UOJ people gath.
cred The eulogy was delivered By Il bald.