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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
A Child Injured.

Yesterday afternoon, while playing
m back 81 iiTway 1T No. II East
Fourth stree, a little two.year cd son
of Edward G. Morrison, night clerk at
the Clayton House, fall through the
balustrade into tn kitchen, alighting in
a wash boiler, which happily contained
nothing but warm water and some
clothing.
The child was not injured by the fall
but the water was just warm enough &c
c luse the skin 10 peel from one of it
legs. A physician was called, who al.
ministered TO the child's needs, bat a.
the water was not sealdilg hot no per.
maaeDt injury IS the result.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
A Social Visit.

A number of the members of Eden
Lodge, |. o. o. F., of this city, National
Lodge, of st. Georges, and a number
from Newark, DEL, visited Washington
Lodge, of New Castle, last evening, t.
assist in comforting the degrees upon
their New Castle brethren.
The visit was n very enjoyable one,
and the Wilmington party returned
home in the tug Taurus about o.
clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
asllY kah

ATLANTA. Juna
OF a baby farm has
citement here. Ths
Of thirteen unfortunI
the story appalling
has been noticed N
Errick, o childish
many visitors who |
them that quietly |
death of the twelfth |
was seized upon hv|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
IF 7 \ |
f'nlnl

John A. Robin,
George W. Anne'
while bathing, in
Lancaster COUNT
afternoon.
b; A. Lincoln
the latter assis,au
drowned q at Brn
S1,In.day,by the
Theodore paulso
ready were drowr
q lake near Pueblo
day afternoon,
railroad braksmI
Willie bathing neal
nois, on Sunday h
good swimmer, bd
cramps.
BY q fall Of coal
Colliery, near Shen,
terday afternoon. PI
ed. and James Kel'
IS. 8. W. Blair, IS
killed by falling 4
window of a board
more on Sunday
through a cellar .do
was found In the .,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
The City Tax

Messrs. Moody and Kane will be ready
to morrow to receive the tax for tho city
for the coming year, at No. 10 East
Sixth street. All who pay IL July will
be entitled to reduction OF five per
cent. from the face of the bill all who
pay In August will be required to pay
tie full amount assessed ard all who
pay aftor the frat day OF September,
W i'll have five per cent. added TO the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
Proclamation Iss n %,

Mayor wales, has issued his procla.
nation forbidding the discharging OF
guns, pistols, cannons, fire crackers or
other fireworks, within the city limits
on Saturday next the Fourth Of July,
under the penalty OF hne OF not less
than u nor more than 80 for each dis
CHI arge made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
BRIGHT Pl

Mr.. Frank Reeve, |
New Era, dropped l
Monday, and from u
we inferred that |
achieved q triumph 4
with which he had [
had bargalned fora 4
or a new subscriber. |
that he was not q lid
retirement Of Scott
Transcript, and look
Era as the instrd
FASTENED that event. |
business he regarded |
encouraging every ID
nent establishment q
hearts and affections
assured. We hops |
may he realized. III
and there Ia room [
perity Of all who al
and exercise econom|
ditures.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
Base RniI.

The butchers of the north side and
the butchers of the south side Of Second
street market house, will commences a
series OF games OF base ball at Union
street park tomorrow. Game called
at th-ee. Admission 10 cents. Both
sides number several very expert play
ore, ana tho game ill he cioseiy contest
ed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
TN CHANCERY.
NEW CASTLE Cou NrY,
Trustees sale Of RealEst2te.

IL NEW oASTLh OOUhff.
Trustees sale Of healEstzte.
by virtue Of decree Of the court OF Chan.
cery OF the Site Of Delaware, In and for
Now Castle County, made ut tho March
term. A. y. 1885, OF said court, will DO ex.
posed TO Public Sale, at the County Court
House, IN the city Of Wilmington, on
THE nth DAY OF JULY,
A. ID. lts6,
Mt ii O'Clock q. m =,
The following described real estate. being
the property OF william Allen, deceased.
No. l. A lot or piece Of land In the city
OF Wilmington Aforesaid. Beginning on
the westerly side OF Walnut street at the
distance Of two hundred and sihty-two feet
six inches from the southerly side Of Ninth
street sixty foot 10 stake. thence southerly
parallel with Walnut street fifteen feet to
smother stake. the noe easterly parallel with
with the line first described and with Ninth
street sixty feet TO the said side Of Walnut
street, thence along Walnut street nofther.
the contents within sid bounds what they
may.
no. 2. A lot or piece Of land. with brisk
dwelling house thereon erected, situated in
said city. beginning on tho southerly side
OF Taylor street between Walant and VII
son streets. and on the easterly side Of M
alley three foet and seven inches wide and
at the westerly side ofthe prick gable end
wall Cf the house on this lot. thence along
tho said side of raid alley land as far as the
said gable end wall extends, also along tho
said side Of said wall) sou.herlH and parallel
with Walnut street eighty ftet TO the north
erly side Of another alle,. three feet wide
|commu nicating with the first mentioned
alley and eading into Wilson street. thepc,
along said northerly sido Of said three feet
wide alley easterly and para! sl with TaI
lor street fourteen feet and three inches to .
stake. thence nOriherly and parallel with
Walnut streot and thr0us the middle oil
the brick partition ll..dividing this from
the brick house on the east, eighty feet to
the said side Of Taylor street, and theme
thereby westerly fourteen feat and three
inches TO the place OF beg inning. be the con
tents thereof more or less, with the privilege
OF The use in common Of the two aiieyi
above mentioned.
no 8. A lot or Licce otiand with a'brich
dwelling house thereon erected, situated IN
sail city. beginning on the 1ortherly side
OF Seventh street, at the distance OF thirty
eight feet from the casterly side OF Walnut
ssfe,t, thence noruh .h'rtr .wo degrees
cas-. one hundred feet to a corner, thenc.
Ieastsrly parallel with Seventh street eiRh
teen feet to corner, thence south Thirty two
degrees west one hundred feet to the north
erly side Of Seventh street. thence thereby
nj nth tfty.eight degrees west eighteen fee
TO the place OF beginning, be the contents
with in said bounds what thoy may.
Attendance Will be given, and terms mad'
known at the time and place aforesaid by
BENZ. NlELDS,
Trustee,
Attest J. NJ. housman Reg. &C. )e23-t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
Case Dismissed

A ro,ored man named william
Duleaer was arrested yesterday Ivy
,tiicsr BsnaetH, on 4 |arcant sworn out
by Jackson Waller, charging hlm with
assam and battery. he he's 9 hearing
haze Squire Bertoletts .Pst night,
and an tb5re was no evider = to SHOW
that he was concerned in the assault,
The case was dismissed, and the prison
CT dischargeA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
The nuI

Levi. G. Bird, Esq,
to defend Lewis L. U
or Of officer Peterson
fined in q cell in Ne(
while he is quiet, al
that he is guilty Of
which may consign
hO has not. az far l
shown any sorrow
will be kept in jail.
Der Court, when \
over and arraigned
probable that be v
November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

pEGIsTER's ORDER.

.ss-' - - ~ 49,
NAV CAbTLK COUNTY, DEL, :
J.ne 18th. 1855.
Upon the application Of HARRY
JONES. late Of BraDdywide Hundred, In
said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and di-
rscted by the Register that the Executor
restamentary upon the estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
fo,ty days from the date Of such Letters in six
Of the most public places In the county OF New
Casllc, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same, Or
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same
TO be inserted within the same period IN the
DAILY REPUBLICAN,, anewspaper published in
Wilmington, and to he continued therein
theree weeks (cod).
-, Given under the hand AMI Seal OF
l.. s. Office Of the Register aforesaid, nj
! - Wilmington, In New Castle County
afoI esaid, the day and year above written.
IGNATIUS &. GRUBB. Register.
NOTICE-Al persons having claims agAinsi
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attrsted 10 the Executor, on
or before Junr 18th, iSS6, or abide the Act OF
1senbly In such case made and provided.
HAIRY A. BEESUS,
Executor
Address. Flgcmoor. Del. ieis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
MARRlAGI&.

4HT-HOWELI-On Thursday, juno
IL. At New Brunswick; n. :, by the Right
Kew. John Scarborough, d. H.. as.i ted bv
the hev. Z. II. Joyce, the Kew. John
Wright, Rector OF 81. Matthsw's church,
Boston, and formerly Of Wilmington. lei.
10 Mary E., yOungett daughter OF Martin
A. Howell, Esq.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
The II

This is the last
school term for the
aud the children :
glad hearts to eniaeaJ
holiday recess, whi
months. To-inoiiid
school will hold III itsJ
ercises in the .op9
girls and IA boys !
Thursday evening ]
will hold their opea1
wilmington lnstl1
first time In the
three colored schoi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
Rlue GEE

Mr.. Patrick Mon1
another consigum(
sheep from Kentu.q
he has Slaughtered,
his stalls in Third
morrow. The frs,
ted mutton that b
since was eagerly
toners. and by Q o
ing he had not Al
then there has beef
and arrangements
Mr.. Monaghan 10
market day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
The First q

Officer vickers VI
wales force, thIeJ
case for trial. and !
rest to day where
obliged obi to appear ,sa1
he will be the last
e, 10 have ave a case tei9
case Of Jackson VI.
S " Butch" who va
before Judge Ga% u
conduct. As the . "
lished, he was SCI
ofs2 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
The w Gather.

To morrow promises to he clear with
slowly rising temperature. The same
conditions will likely pre- vail On Thurs.
day and Friday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

Fcnn IL Co.'S thermometer Registered
yesterday 800 at 3 p. m, 100 ct Q p. IN.
and 16o at 10 d. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
Wa Gnuia NM Ank

You to examine our line,o' truescs (ftom "a
cents my If we could not satisfy. Private
room. Boston Smith, 7th and Pine streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

The peace and and, 81
on Walnut street. reel
Tenth, have pean
late by o woma '...
disorderly hous,,
Only one wom;sJS
there, and yet n, III
there, and the ,,o. ~
epsues is alm lo;S
night it is ss'u ~
ont Of the place W
from his back =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

REIN-on Sunday. June 18th, l.s5, at
Thompsontown, Pa, MRS. Elizabeth Rein,
wife OF Edward A. Rein, OF this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
rudepen(

Next Saturday
nnblic offices, bsn1
n this city will tbts,,o1
tulS notes fa u
viii will be- Obliged 70
Friday. The " Kali t,a
will transac,.. .,,.1avI
business on frius.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
Address. ELgemoor. Del.

AtOukIH OF july AT l02 l.. FIFTH
q street All canned goods ma-ked
down one-balf. Safdines Ice. can those
aeedless ptune, &c. this white flour at 20,
per pound, you can't get such Hour any
other place for the money; b bags of white
hour Tor 81. We have lots OF Bargains
opened to-day. Our country soap at &c.
makes the clothes white, horax soap &c.
oiieDe soap &C., at 1902 East Fifth street.
1e3o-oth =. NJ. WEIR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

I'm CONFORMITY WITH
~ an oct of the General Assembly
OF the State OF Delaware, entitled :" An Act
Private Corporation" pas ed OF
Hover, March IL, 1888. we. the undersigned,
do hereby give notice that We in. end to ap-
ply for Incorporation under tho provisions OF
said act, thu purposes OF which being the
carrying on OF the manufacture OF agrlcul
tural machines and implements; and that
certificate incOrpI rating aaid corporation. by
the corporate name of "The w l.. Nassau
Manufacturing Company" will, on the llth
day Of July, A. d.. 1886, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
bs presented to the Honorable William q.
Whitley, A. sociate Judge bf the superior
Court Of the state Of Delaware. In and for
New Oastle County, for his approval.
WILLIAM L. NASSAU,
GEORGE M, WILLIAMS,
leS0-l0t CHARLES N. GUSMAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

a. the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
O'CLOCK 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
$50 700 -5O
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30
nted IN

Thomas DaIkhe I'll
Iron Company nj
week and w was
npaH,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

HIS
Fl. 9. Grl ia ,ss 1
Commencing O ID d
ia in Si's'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-30

r%o,lsp.n1
this Is morn ing z, POI Pc
that they v wm' bsu
successors 'o'~>
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
Notice

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates, at the California ranch, I5 niles from tombstone, Good feed, water and shade. For particulars apply to ,. M. Nash. as the Eclipse bakery oa Ale. strse:.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20

= .cHY oi ;,icr, ,2rl, E2Sa ''nc- ioSter1aI ems s;pLs' lvef-'piis Io snri"iy. t:iln7ss "f 7!S- sioA, noises ,E tise head. 'ha yi'.l i.Gi? p2ss ing UTaas..7t ] :.'o-Eh ti.: ir.AT, .:l@ mar! lfh r'diEenscs ' .. ed .u sanity EL teai n.
 Dr. Mia!ie. ..,lr i. ! Ec.,llr faa,...to "hys..icN wit 2.yrcr tc l.i-,-i lI- t"r.'+c iu.!:.Ss fc, l c;'>c "f ;his !;l.1 thu the Vital t5...G.,;c tlE.Aar l.-5 Gnei,aI tevlse and . :reel na.utl wil nC' cure oT iJ. any hiii lIl- Aur- :r- injurious furrd in i'. Dr. Misie .rcat, ah discascs successfully ~i.aodt !A:r- gNgy. Cou$ui-atill ice Through e--H.n -aat;0a and aGrice, 'r"i'din~ atidIvsis q lg.nc, S.. frivr oi TI,.' .scstJra!lrt sl,.3 a 7u-t.e. or ioUr tines ,la Gla1::y lc: S3. 5,.r, ia any address ppon rt'eir of nricc. or =. Q. ?, secu,r Iron. Oasc-T-.,a. a1l ' ! -:I.: nars, fl desired, hv \. E.'NlN TIE, M. D.. No is Aean'v s.res:. &:.Ft. ff-rS ssc1. Cai.
 Dr. Minti1s hid.cr R+ncpy, Nzp'IEE:I- GUN curse &l~kinds of kitre5 ana Bladder complaints. gC.nor.hCsa, i.cuc1I:Ltat, gicrt. . -Ur s"i. hy al crrgS:1ts, :. : bJ;:-s, siI . cc:.lts s5.
 s .r.. AIirilcs Dendesi5n Pills and the hesl ...-- q cheap@s: cysrcpsi., aH,. b'il!Ups cure in 4.nlarket For s'le by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 Toe sent to any onr arnlyinf br letter :tltiEE sym p:omc, .sc- <1d age strict ac- 9recy' in regard 10 HI tnsire's irtrsactiOns
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
COnsta ble'S Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED n,.; .. Justice C. :. Claga's Court, Enmi,;,. One, T.,wn ,hip, County Of Cociise. Terri iorv of Arizona. dated lhe 10th dsy Of June, 1885; in d certain .Ntlor wherein <. J. Nit cteli as p.a:Ytf recovered iudgCe2t against Dariel Goettcl Defendant, on the 18th day of June, lSS5.
 I have lev,ed upon the following described pTonerty. 10 wit: The Alkey Mine pr Min in. claim. situated in Tombstone mining district. Cochi-e County, Arizona Territory. city of Tom bStoDs, 4. '. and described by etc; and bounds as follows: Commencing z at q post placed on 8. ". center end of elaim snd marsed A M. c. No. l. theme \. 43 de grees, 3G nIinutes. ". 255 feel. 10 o.l marked 4. Nj C. Nc. 2 iGo.-- th 5 !,ciit. L :. N. N 1 bears \. $ degrees, 5o minutes. W. 5e99 teet; 1; from po-f yo. ruu,N 8 degrees. i5 niuu- les, z. ;.G:Tf .set 10 post mark ed Nj. C. No. Q thence s a3 degrees. 30 minuies, E. 555 feet 10 post m msrkTd 4. M- c. No. 5, thence s. 3S de- grees. IS minutes. V .247 feet 70 post narke 4. Nj. C. No. 6. thence S 43 6e grees, % Tniuu- tes, W. 3'D feet io place of commencement. This claim is bounded on the $. w. by the Bradshaw and Washington mining claim. Notice is hereby given that on the s;h day of Ily, 1885. a TWO o'clock, ?. ID. of that day. in front of the office Of C. s. Clark, Justice of the PeaoS, .E the city of Tomb stone. County uf Cnraisc. A. T. will sell slI .he right. title ard interest of said Daniel Gostrel ftr6ant, in ard to .he above e. scribe property, at pubic auction, for cash Lawful Money, 10 the highest and best bid der. 10 satisfy sad execution and all costs Dated ai Iornbetons, t-.s -!7th day oi June,
 BEN JAMES.
 Constable
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
FOR SALE. '

Aci:h gold mine ia Moe.ezuy;na district, Sonora, Mexico. This mine is well devc.oped, showing 2 S-foos vein of gold and silver are. This is enc of the r;,;hest lhinas in Sonore- For particulars ad.iress THE ToxpsroHE Or the under signed. Ii'2orio Iasquez, oposn.a, sonorz, District cf Moctezu.na, Mexico.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
,RSEXS Sa gaw "a H > A e NS
 xS&I eaMkyL NyseyASRNX. ~ ES2 .hESREy Sf SEEI.

!. <' t1cJ for the Scientit- and Speed, .rcc of Chronic, Nervous ard sYe-
 cal OIseases.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
] ie Graa: t:l9yisl RemndN

Iti O rCrer faili'Ig cure f1rEtrvuNs de- eXhA,,9t@l -. seminal weak ness, eiiIl;'orrEea,
 os- n.anhuCi. lDlLO- ieney, paralysis. and liiihe ;cii!tlc . siG. ts pf salf ahu-", y. li4 anGrXCc>s. m rpp.Urc Eears-Sach g4f>rir nFf.Nr.,pl gs4Nts-
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
Sheriff Sale, .
ST -IeTUc or kS FyEcT

Dr, TIe7Uc or A FIEcJ IS. -oScsD ont cf the d'e.ric. Q. :ee 5ist ad.c:.l district .a nd for .ae county Oc ccch.ref .e,r.to-y of -,ftTela tn me directed and cel.-eie ed on 'adg. s3-nt ,endered ,r ss!1 1couSI on the 7'h day of slay lss5, tn :Ayor of Also Il. Srebbns aud Seij !. p;ppe,, s rnuel J, Nor1d :hss- To,d 2 q tte peaaLce .iining company, < rare in an ccr.ru sudt9 70 make tie -Gfa uf S4tQ3 o, Sanages win jn crest ther:Ont from . 70 u pdg ll m st tho rae Of ten Der cent per sDo1ni urti spaid .ogeissr wi-h ssc 9s eosis ah3 scespipa
 h.~era.s d y leried upon inc following aes rtupted n Tufc noise Ni-ing disuict, Cocnisa gJn1ty, arJ-anG, corce and Iao-s fuifc cc-i Gribea ir book ?, pagc 5ll records O. Mines C! satt Cccejse coGugY. The ''p7G' cus" rnlrp, s,r "a ed In TurouQise &inltg district Cuchisi cnIrts Ariz 'n", rcsCri-d xrd .nass -sfr y des- -fiDtc ID co0S 2 ? % c12, cotG of in'nes ct sac t9ehl.e n"iy e"siiyT s,!. ri"e, S'IO'- At4zuIa, 'scolG.d 1 ..1re f. |. dcs :rlIe'I m o'"k paG- 3cj, tznsG .bc., leoGi,:s q! i''-la SoISnsI, A-.zond, nors IA sala So2A4se csu1iy.
 Pat,c natct hereby g'5en ihs. on Trepda y -1e l4o day of lull l->S, tween IL, ho.,1nr [. F. and ! ? If iu iro"i @; iH. ste,ih's ofCe -h tE'. Tt ,+ :" T -h9-GG7. Cycu.sr -J- ny Ali 'oa t"-.!-o.v, '' sell a.i rte -;Sn- titln aur ."lG Gse>, o' tac fas Houly . [; (. ,ir, (. a's il arttiol. 10; ;L, -.shc5ta < D [. .otal, Tor c. r: avi.l uOn'v ni a. trS.ci Stt-ea. Ia sa i-fy .al- c2ecu;!o n Sn1 aal Cos;-.
 ly T D. ETpT:, D pu;y shtlG.
 }2al tL!s 2i.h ., i,uA-, l-Sr.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
.NOticc.
BEN JAMES.
 Constable.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to iAe i2:s John Pascoe, are requested to come forward and settle at once at shs Fash ion saloon, or the accoan.s will be placed in Ihe hands of collector.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
fAE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

OR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN. IS 4
 regular graduated. physic. .ar a-d Surgeon, , sdyc2.cd at Powdo:r College md UIiver sity of Michigan, ana Is aeknow!eGg d 10 be r Inc '. ast c@veE. su--eo. l. lis cec.2lty CT
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20

',oc sent to any one arrlyinf hy letter .tltirc sym p:onc, .sc- >1d age strict ac- +recy in recurd 10 HI tu,ire;z iriusactiOns
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20

TT i' at thla saazin when the Pores n2oa freely l ari he .'ers ...t. .T ,Gb-.--r. ;i.-t li-l- nT.ns Il umprs, Ha1D iil-i!It r., tion- iichinc Tor. Afes. Sal; isEtt,m or, !.,4:iia. rp5rias.s. 1-i;"r H'' worm, Lahy Hll4rrS. N.rofUIa, scr6I llCEs s.J4a-.. .iL5ctSGcs, aiIt Ll7. Aaring Wounds. ant every species c. !tcniIc. ss;,iy, ani Pn.uiy D!sea-ea 'f the Stin ai1 5cl!p arc n, -t speedily a!. -cpnOIlira-iT cLt>l r n. CCu-t-EA l:ET.Dl4S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-07-31

theologian has saId that when tf1s 4i-
mighty wants great men He makes thenf
tne life of General Crane would seem to
verify this. From infancy to the break
ing out of the war his training had been
OF sne Kind to fit MIN for the place destiny
nad prepared for him, and his appearance
upon the Stage CT war was but the natural
ana simple working out of events which
MADE MN necessity and brought his ca
paclty into play. He came to the trout as
the lesaer OF our armies because it was seen
ne nad The ablhty TO command. and
no higher proof of Lincoln's craftsmanship
and sagaclty was given than when the
great war President discerned GRANTS NM
assuming merit and placed him in undis.
prted control OF the operations against the
Confederacy. How well Grant yindicated
the trust reposed in him, the TRIUMPH of the
Union cause following plans mapped ont
by him remains to testify for all time. It
was not of his own seeking that he became
President. 1t was in obedience to the
peoples will, and there can not be the
least doubt that his own preference would
have been to remain at the head of the
army in the high and congenial Office
created for him by Congress. But
the same simple principle which always
dominated his life made Difference to the
popular wish a duty, and he eheerfully
accepted it. His Presidential term Of
service fell upon the troublous reconstruct
ton period, and some of MS acts awoke
bitter personal, fractional and partisan hos
ullty; but through every executive step
taken by him can be traced the desire to
do strict and impartial justice and to serve
the best interests of all the people of every
section. This has become so apparent that
the most malevolent political criticism
long since spent its force, and the value of
Grants services as President has been con-
coded without question or reservation.
In his private life General Grant has
been model of uprightness and propriety,
his devotion to his family being one of his
distinguishing characteristics. So, from
whatever point we view him, he stands
-four square to every wind that blows"
The errors he made and the misfortunes
that overlook him were due not to weak
ness or moral lapses on his own part, but
to too great confidence in men who were
unworthy and abused the trust reposed in
them by one too honest and true himself to
suspect duplicity in others. He was of the
type that the world loves and admires,
and all who are capable of approaching
real nobility of character will weep in com.
mon with the American people as they
realize the loss of this trulylgreat and good
man.