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

glory. Returned to tho career Of a private citi-
zen. he was still dgniiied and great, suffering
disease with patlcncc md serenity: Tho whole
| nation is smitten at hIs death 81.
1t Is hereby directed that flags on the public
buildings Of the state be displayed ut half mast
until tho close Of the day OF his burinl, and that
throughout that day alldepartlncnts of tho state
government be closed to business. Tho adjutant
will issue appropriate orders in this regard to
the military forces Of the state. tJ
state at the capitol in the city Of St. Paul, this
% 81 a sse q ae sssS: "a plss.: l. HuppAnD
= FRED Won BAuanAcH, Secretary of State.
The intelligence of tho death Of Gen.
Grant caused universal feeling of sorrow
in the various towns Of Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin. Iowa and Dakota, in common with the
country, generally Proclamations express
Governors HabbnTd. Risk and Pierce, and ii
the different cities bells were tolled, build
ings draped in sable and flags half-masted
Action has been or will be taken by the city
so GO men se.s,of aths aA and other
bodies to'attests the ppltlr }sorrowfat this
national loss NJ 4
ils DAKOTA EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION. S.
meeting of !tlIs Dakot Press association,
now uisiting in Minneapolis, was held at ii
o'clock lass evening, when the following res
| olurions were presented By 2. committee
=
Whereas, Our convention Is startled by the
never misses ~ mark, has iailen, ana 't tist
with bowed heads and heavy hearts bear our
grief In common with mourning nation in
testimony Of fthe solemn dispensatton. Of
PressEassociafion, therefore resolyc,J I, II c
First-That In his life and death Us
citizen, soldier and statesman. Gen. Grant. was
scure duties OF the common citizen, the heroic
deeds Of the soldier and the exalted labors Of
The chief magistrate of the greatest nation on
deared him to ali liberty loving people and chnl-
| lcnged tho admiration Of the nations OF the
| world. .39ss8 II 3.a. ys q : lE., . 7sss
| SECOND That Us Q soldier from Belmont 10 Ap-
pomattox, from the command of the cornpanyfto
| that of the grandest army the world ever saw.
he was generous, brave, and always virtuous
| House, he was faithful to every obligation, and
true to his country. to himself, to his God and
to that democratic simplicity that should char
acterize every American. & $3.50 5=3fSi
Third That the matchless patience and forth
| tude displayed In the struggle that ended in
death, an admiring 9atfon watched as tit pow
the great heart is atill and pulseless, the clory
of OILS deeds shall live while time lasts, "a
Fifth-That In this, his Aonly surrender he
on the eternal camping grounds IN mt the EiysiaH
4 fields beyond the shining stars. 81 Il 80
/ Sixth--Thnt we record onr most tender sympa.
God alone can fathom their devotion to ono who
has made himself beloved by nation, and nd.
mired by world. r X IA "a ~
+ The Burial Place Chosen. Is. )
| MOUNT McGREaoR, N. y. July %. Public
interest now centers chiefly upon the obse.
qnies of etate and the burial Some dayi
must elnpse before all the detaiIl
in the meantime the body, into the
veins of 5 which the II eInbafmerS nre
Tonight Injecting antiseptfc fluids for theft
1fpreservatlon, will be kept on the mountain.
W.. Arkill will vacate his cottage near
II Gen. Grant will be placed there. the cottage
to be sealed and guarded by the platoon
which will be- sent by Gen. Hancock. The
public e.1 WILDE kept at q distance ln accord:
i ansS with VII the generals desire sSpfeM
made and q burial piacs has been asa
chosen, the remains viii be conveyed
away In special train to Albany, where they
Will undoubtedly lie In state for a day. From
Albany the body will DO taken by special
aa,n e New York and possibly TO Washing:
the, bariai ~ A ~ = Snossn ~ io'
I'm regard to the place 81 burial, It Is stated
II That about the 1st Of July the general handed
Col Fred Grant slip of paper on which WINS
written 81 substantially the GLOWING:
There arc three places from which r Wish q
/ Igswould prefer this above others tbnt fbr ths
mel aalena. Or some plaesin Illinois beosass
mt MI and Now York; (bccauso the people q
That city befriended me IN my need.
& Tho Feeling Abroad. 81
4 LoNpoH, JaIy 49, - United States Minister
4 Philips, on being handed d COPY Of the
4 associated press dispatch Announcing Gen.
ra a,,t death expressed the greatest concern