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Eonnec,icut,s Gnvernor.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 2S.-Tae following
general orders lave been issued by Gov.
Harrison through Adjt Gen. Smith:
The commander-in-cbief discharges a most
painful duty in announcing to the national
guard the death of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. In
honor OF the illustrious soldier and citizen.
whose fame is imperishable and whose memory
the people OF this state aud the people of the
nation will cherish forever. flags will be dis
played at ilalf-mast upon the capitol. the ar
senal and the armories from the time of the
publication OF the order until the close of the
day OF his funeral. and at Hartford on that day
100 guns VIII be fired. with intervals Of five
minutes, between the risidg and setting OF the
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The United States grand jury at Fargo
find Messrs. Lord, Whipple& HansborouSh
OF Devils Lake guilty OF conspiracy. but
fail to indict because there's no law to cover
the oiense.
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ington, this Twenty-third day Of july. A. D..
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty.nve.
and the Independence Of the United States The
One Hundred and Tenth.
[StgnedJ GROVER CLEvELAND,
By the president, TT. BAYARD,
Secretary Of StAtA
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the latter hours Of Gen GRANITE lfa The
pulse first had Indicated failure, and the In
sellect wa last to succumb it, c~learness and
conscious tenactty, which occurred after
midnight last night, though circumstances
at 8 o'clock indicated cognixance.
DO yon want ANYTHING, father2" questioned
Col. Fred At that hour.
Water whispered the general, huskily.
But when offered water and milk thew
gurgled in his throat and were elected, and
that one word OF response was the last utter
ance OF Gen. Grant DR.. Douglas remarked
That the peculiarly Of Gen. Grants death
was explained by the remarkable vitality
that seemed to present an obstacle to the
approach of death.
1t was . gradual passing away of the vital
forces and . reflex consciousness, the doctor
thought, was retained 20 the last. The general
uted Of sheer exhaustion, and q perfectly pain-
Yes inserjsssea DR.: shrady. quietly: -.ae
sinking, and he asked that he should not be per-
m1tted to suffer. The promise was made and it
has been E Since he commenced to sink on
tuesday night he was
FREE FROM PAIN"
Toward the last no foo was taken, but
when a wet cloth was pressed to his lips he
would suck from it the water to moisten his
mouth During the generals last night, DR..
shrady was constantly within call. DR..
Douglas IVA all night at the cottage, and DR..
Sands slept at the hotel after midnight
Within twenty minutes after the death of
Gen. Grant, Karl Gerhardt, a Hartford soulp-
tor, who has been making a study Of the
general, was summoned to the cottage ut the
suggestion of DR.. Newman to make 3 plaster
mask Of the dead mans face. He was highly
successful Within half an hour after the
generals decease the waiting engine at the
mountain depot was on the way to Saratoga
to bring the undertaken, who placed b re-
mains on ice to await the arrival Of a New
York undertaken.
H PROPOSED AUTOPSY.
DR.. shrady remained here to-day in order
that DR.. Douglas n himself might, after
quiet had been restored in the household at
the cottage, converse with Col Fred Grant
on the subject OF o postmortem examination
of the remains of his father. The physicians
therefore this evening repatredto the cottage
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The Governor Of New yor1
ALBANY, N. Y, July 23.-The following
proclamation has been issued by the Cover

ALBANY, N. Y, July 23.-The following
proclamation has been issued by the COVER
nor:
State Of New York, Executive Chamber.
ULYSSES s. Grant, twice president of the United
States. the defender of the Union. the victorious
leader OF our soldiers, and the general on the re-
tired list OF the army, is dead. To the last he
was the true soldier, strong in spirit, patient in
suffering, brave in death. His warfare Is ended.
After the close OF his official life and following
that notable journey around the world, where
tributes OF esteem from all nations were paid
him, he chose his home among the citizens of
our state. He died upon our soil in the county
OF Saratoga, overlooking scenes made glorio,s by
revolutionary memories 1t is fitting that the
state when he chose as his home should es-
peclaliy honor his memory. The words of grief
and the tokens Of sorrow by which we
mark his death shall honor too the Offices which
he held, and proclaim that praise which shall
ever be accorded those who serve the Repuhlic
Therefore. it is hereby directed that flags on the
pubic buildings OF the state be placed at half,
mast until his burial. and on that day, vet 70 be
appointed, all ordinary business in the execu-
tive chamber and the departments of the state
government will be suspended, The people Of
the state are called upon to display, until his
tuherai. eIntie:ns OF mourning, and are requested
that at that hour Jher cease from their business
and pay respect To the distinguished dead,
Given under my hand and the Driyv seal of the
state OF New York, at the capitol, in tine city Of
Albany. the twenty-third day of July, eighteen
hundred and eigh0y-tve.
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THE LOYAL LEGION.

NEW YORK, July Schubert A.. Robinson
q member of the New York commanders of
the Loyal Legion of which Gen. Grant was
commander at the time of his death. tele-
graphed from Mount McGregor this afternoon
TO Gen. Charles A, Carleton, recorder of the
commandery, as follows:
Gen. Grants body will remain here certainly
Tor ten DAYS. 1t is very desirable to have a
guard here while the body remains, saw A lieu
tenant aud thirteen men. VIII you see Gen.
Hancock about it? Tents and meals win he
furnished by the hotel company. Telegraph
Gen. Hannocks decision"
III accordance with the above Gen. Garlic
ton teIegraphed to Gen. Hancock this after.
moor asking if such a guard could be fur
nisied, and when it would start. and re.
guessing him to telegraph his decis-
ion to the family Mt Mount McGrepor.
~wAsH1SGToN's DESIRE.
WASHINGTON. July 23.-The following dis
patch has been forwarded:
To Col. Fred Grant. The board of commits
sloncrs of the United States Soldiers home are
unanimous in their desire that the remains az
Gen, Grant may be buried within the grounds
of that institution. The commissioners have
selected, subject to the approval of the family.
an appropriate and commanding eminence over,
looking the city and surrounding country as nm
appropriate place of sepulcher. Letter by mail.
ESigned) r. MccFeely, In the absence and bv
authority Of Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, president Of
the board.
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By the Governor:
WILLIAM &. RICE, Private Secretary.


GALENA, Ill, July 23.-The announcement
OF the death of Gen. Grant is received in
Galena, his old home, from whence he went
to the war. with the most profound sorrow.
On receipt of the news the church bells We're
tolled. On the custom house and all the
public buildings flags are flying at half-mast.
and public buildings, churches, business
houses and private residences are draped in
the emblems of mourning. Gen. r.. W.
Rowley, the only surviving member of the
old commanders staff, and now the only
survivor OF the great military family circle,
and Whose wife died but a few weeks ago. is
Frustrated with grief. Business IN the city
is practically suspended, and the people,
gathered in groups upon the street, ex press
the sorrow which his old neighbors feel
Mayor Barrett has called n meeting of the
city council to make arrangements for
proper memorial services, to take place at
the time of the funeral. News comes from
Batavia, Obi, near Geno. Grants birthplace,
of manifestations of sorrow. and of a move
ment to purchase and preserve the house in
Which he was born.
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The Feeiiue Ahro,d

LONDON, July 23.-Un;ted States Minister
Philips, on being handed n copy of the
associated press dispatch announcing Gen.
Grants death, expressed the greatest concern
at the sad event He instantly ordered the
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WASHINGTON, July 23.-To Col. Fred Grant
The public news to me of your fathers death has
just been received. The sympathy of myself and
family goes out from the depth OF our hearts to
your mother and all of You in your great bereave-
ment. The country is filed with sympathy and
grief at this news, but its loss must grow upon
1T as the future unfolds the coming years.
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--"- 1SES1OEN1 OLEN ELAND. IT.
MT. McGREaoR, July 23.-The following
are among the thousands of kilograms re-
ceived from all parts of the world by the
members of the Grant family:
Washington, July 23.-To Mrs. U. s. Grant:
Accept this expression Of my heartfelt sympa-
thy in this hour OF your great affection. The
people Of the nation mourn with you, and would
reach. II they could, with kindly comfort, the
depths of'the sorrow which is yours alone. and
which only the pity Of God can heal.
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ton would Be q very fsoIish shino. and
ons which hs In not at all uksly 10 10.
The President 10 q bsttsr practical poli.
tioian than be has been supposed 10 be.
All be asks kis friends In New YORK 20
90 70 20 pat man in nomination vhe
VII be able 10 poll the full vote Of the
Democratie party. This nuch be has said
to prominen. men all over the State.
but has not indicated q preference for
anyone Ii is expected that q deelara-
BOO expressing the party's approval Of
the Administi stion's course will be made
part of the platform, and q prominent
central New York Democrat has prom
lsed that IL shall not be omitted. As fer
Ohio, the President expects ii to 90
Democratic this fall He has done all
that Vas proper. indeed about all ths.
ne has been asked TO do, TO help HoadIy.
That gentleman has been very moderate
In his demands, end a. they we're rea-
sonaole they have been usually granted.
III the President Ia taking any part in
the contest over the Democratic nopi-
nation for Governor in Nev York, be
has played his part 80 cieveriy a. to es-
cape dsseesIon. Eivard Cooper, Who is
recognized as the most formidable Cd
poBent Of Governor Hill, had two or
three interviews With the President here
during the summer, and Hubert y.
Thompson. Mr.. Cooper's ssaunahest
oacker. has been given virtual control
OF the Federal patronage of the New
York Custom Hsuse. Beyond this no
hing is advanced 10 show that the Ad
minissrstion has taken q hand in the
night. IL II well known that the Presi-
dent does not look upon Governor Hill
as a strong or safe candidate.
Baseball.
NEW YoRK, Sept. Z2.-BrookIyn 2,
Cincinnati 8.
DrTBorT, Sept. 22.-Philsdelphia l.
Detroit 4.
ST. LouB, Sept. 22-Boston 9, st.
Louis IA.
Nrw YoEx, Sept. 22.-Mstropolitans
0. St. Louis 8.
CHIoA0o. Sept. Z.-Providence 5,
Chicasos.
wall street auetatiesa
New YoRK. Sept. z2.-Paciic 6's l27JS,
American Express 50, Canada Pa
oific 45ls. Canada Southern 80. Cen
trail Paciric 371s Burlington 129la, Lack
svanna l0lH. Denver 4 Rio Grande
2A, Erie l55t. Kansas d Texas 251<
Lake shore 7ih, Louisville 4 Nsse-
vile 45, Michigan Central 654
Northern Pacific 2lj1, Northern Pa
cific preferred AN, Northwestern 97I1,
New York Central $50, Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation 30. Oregon
Transoontinental n. Oregon Improve
ment z2l4 Pacific Mail &sl4, Panama 81,
Rock Island 1875, st. Paul 79ss, Texas
Pacific 10, Union Pacific 5Oss, United
States Express "a. Wells. Fargo ll5,
Western Union 6S1<.
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FOREIGN.
An American Rark Iess.


LONDON, Sept. 2.-The American
G 81. oesenere Captain Nichols, from
rni'aoeiphia April I'd for Hioco, hs,
Sesn iost al Tsness Island, Japan.
Fsf' o. the crew were saved.
Mrs. Weldon keieased
mrs. weldon, Who vas sentenced 70
81 months imprisonment on March
SsRn Tor hoellin2 Riviere, manager OF
tns Scvent Gsrsen Theater, was re-
leased from Holloway Jail secretiv last
night IN order to prevent denons,rs-
tion which was to be made in front of
we PRISON today. Nrs. Weldon =
friends lad secured the services Of sew
sfai brass bands, and had prepared to
give her an enthusiastic reception on
ger release from prison this msruine,
aiter which she was 10 be escorted IN
triumph TO Trafalgar Square, where a
grand welcome was 70 De given her.
me aeiion of the authorities caused the
program TO be c1rtailed somexhaf, bat
Io1glng from Appearances at tbs mo-
nent tue musical martyr Of Holloway
JAN Will be welcomed this afternoon AT
trafalgar by an Immense concourse of
admirers Mrs. Weldon has sent word
that see will attend the demonstration.
Several speakers will address the meet
ing.
brftfsh Celanbia Notes.
VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. - A large
paolie meeting was held last night and
comnittee appointed to devise means
Tor proper reception Of the Governor
General and Minister of the Crown
nov on the way from Canada TO this
province.
Among the vessels advertised for sale
andsr mortgage on the 18th of Ocso-
Der, Is An interest IN the historic steam
Or Beaver, the first steam vessel On the
RACINE ocean, having come around Cape
Horn in 1897.
Frank Angelo, alias Andrew Reid.
charged with shooting q man in Wash
ln9ton Territory, Is held for extradi-
ton. Hiees will te surrendered today.
The Cholera
MADRID. Sept. 22.-There we're 759
new cases of cholera and 276 deaths re-
ported yesterday throughout Spain.
hoME, Sept. -. There we're PA new
cases of cholera and us deaths in PaIer-
mo during the past "A hours.
heinforsements for the troops have
arrived at different points in Sicily and
the popolaoe have been quoted. No
disorders we're reported today.
lilness Of Kiag Alfonso.
MADRID, Sept. 22.-The illness of
hing Alfonso has become serious. The
officials of the Palace are endeayorinp
TO conceal his actual condition.
The Panic In the silver Market
LONDON. Sept. 22.-The panic in the
silver market 10 abating, and sales have
risen on q demand from the continent.
There was q slight recovery today in
Indian exchanges.
A Compromise.
Madrid. Sept. 22.-The Journal Ell
Cerresa states that an agreement has
been effected with Germany BY which
spain retains the Carolines and the
Mariana and Palaos Islands, while Ger
many acquires the Marshall and Gilbert
groups.
Aid From San Francisco.
DUBLIN, Sept. IA meeting of the
National League was held here today.
Ii was announced that 5000 had been
received from Irish Americans in San
Francisco for the cause. The announce
ment caused great enthusiasm.
The Yellow Fever.
GUAYMAs. Mex, Sept. 22.-The yellow
fever Is decreasing here. There was
only one case today. At Hermosillo the
disease Is spreading.
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Notice Of Final Proof.


Us LAND ovncx AT oLrnyfI. VT.
sept. 10, 1856.
- sStfes IA k<rsby given thai KDwARD
PAkffT has nled notice Of intention 70 MAS
Anal proof before seisoa sisOsIlnn, County
Aadifor, 81 ks ofios In Port Msdison. " r..
o. Friday. the soth dag II oc.shsr, A. D..
ISIS. On Pfeemptios D. =. No. $50. for TIE
aw. 4 o. hN Of section %. tovnahip Is
nosta. range . esss.
BE nAIass ~ Witnesses: Andrev y. 0rsw
Hsnry C0nd and ,. =. Ewing Of Pert Blshsly.
". T.. and ffsnk L. Grow u Pm MsAssos.
VT JOHN y. GOyYY.
sszfec9 Esx;stsT II tn Lad OlEes.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
o. s. Laxp oYrscs AT oErxyu. W. T.

Q. 5. Laxp oFFIcs AT oLrseyfs. W.T..
sept. IS, 1855.
- Notice h hereby given that JOHN n.
SIBBE ~. nied notfes u intsnffon 70 make
Anal proof b-fore John A. Campbell, Notary
Public. 81 his once In Port Bisksiy, " r., en
Friday. the S0th dxy Of October, a D. isss.
Oh Prs-smption d. 3. No Ss3, for the o n Of
81 4 Of section -. and n y OF NE 4 Of SEC.
tisn ~, sovnzhlp ~ aorlh. range est.
He names - Witnesses. Al drew Neison.
fredsrtck LAaston and Angus Melver Of Pod
h&dison, ". r., snd Daniel J. Smith 81 Pors
Biskeiy. W. r JOHN y. aowkY,
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed
guardian q The estate Of VIM, n. Bell
By the Probate Court Of said King coun-
", which Court has adtndgcd the said
VIM ~. Bell incapable Of conducting his
own affairs; and all persons indebted TO
or having claims against said person or
his estate. and all persons desiring 70
transact business with him, are herehy
notified that the undersigned. alone, 10
authorized TO transact business for or In
behalf Of said VIM. N. Bell.
Dated August n, 1885.
au37 Az WIN. n. HUGHES,
Guardian Of the estate Of WIN n R~If
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SOFIA, sept. "A levy OF all able
bodied men in Bulgaria, between the
ages Of Is and 40, has been ordered.
THE sERyIAS ARMY MoBILIzED.
BELGRADE, Sept. %. - The Servian
army Is being modified, and troops are
being sent to protect the southern
frontier bordering on Macedonia and
Albania. Fears are entertained of a
rising in both Of the latter places, and
grave troubles are anticipated. II il
stated that King Milan, in an interview
With a number Of diplomats, stated
that il the Maoedonians rose in revolt
against Turkish rule, he must act with
them, as otherwise he would be deposed.
REFERRED TO THE PowERs.
vienna, Sept. 22.-The Frem6eablatt,
in an editorial, says that Bulgaria de
fers the settlement of the Roumelian
difficulty to the European powers, and
1t counsels Turkey to act with modera-
ton.
GENERAL DRAGAIsKT ARRESTED.
PHILLIPPoPoLIs. Sept. 22.-General
Drsgalski, Commander Of the Roume-
liam militia, has been arrested.
WILD RUMoR.
PAEIs. Sept. 22.-It ia rumored here
that owing TO the excited state Of az
fairs in the Balkan States. the Austrian
army has been modified.
STOCKS.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The market for
foreign securities at the Stock Exchange
today is fat. A rumor Is ahoat that the
Turkish army is being mobilizsd for
immediate service in Roumelia.
Consols fell lie when Russian &C.
curities dropped N.
3p. m.-There has been an important
decline in Russian and other bonds.
The uneasiness on the Stock Exchange
is increasing.
AUsrRIA's INTENTIONS.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Standards cor
respondent at Vienna says that In an in
terview the Austian Under Foreign Sec
Rotary assured him that Austria had no
intention Of annexing Bosnia and Her
zs0ovinia. The Emperor Francis Jo-
seph's visit to Bosnia, the Secretary
said, had no connection With recent
events in Roumelia. Austria desires
that the Rsumeiian rebellion be quelied.
Communications are nov passing be-
tween the signatory powers to the Berlin
treaty. and il h TO be hoped that they
will result in speedy settlement Of the
Roamelian difficulty.
DEFENDING upoS THE POWERS.
PAsn, Sept. 2.-The opinion prevails
at the Turkish embassy in this city that
the great powers Of Europe, especially
Germany, Will enforce respect FOR the
treaty Of Berlin and that the difficulty
in Roumelia will be settled favorably 10
Turkey without resort to arms
a IL DEUM SUNG.
PHILfPPoPoLIs, Sept. "a Ts DesDa
vas sung in the garden surrounding the
palace by an immense crevd Of people
In honor Of Prince Alexander Of Bulga-
ria. who has arrived in the city. The
Bulgarian national dag has been hoisted
everywhere.
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R.unoAp Mas Mxrrrxo.-A call d

RIuRoAp Mass MKETISo.--A call d
oas in poster form for . man meeting
ct Tisusville on Saturday. Ssps. 3ssh, II
I .. ~, the vnrpcss Of which ID TO dis
GUS and take immediAte action toward
sscnrine the operation Ut po0ibiel Of
he railroad between Seattle and Ia
COMA" The speakers Aansancsd an
Nsssrl ]. 4. IeviA D. Jacobs, ]. Il
Kinnsaf, G. r. Aunday. @. h Hartford
]. B. Mescslfs, ]. T. Ronald, ". y
Weed, Thouss Barke and osesra IL 4
houed By the farmers 10 accomplish thu
dssirsd objscs-and % sancsrsay bog
sheif object viii b. attained.
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FOR SALE.
A CARD.

V,o THE HOP GROWERS OF THE
Il Pacific Coast: wish 20 say that a.
Dealer and Commission Merchant In Hops
In the city Of New York for the pest eirh-
teen years offer myself for the sale Of
trade as well a. the Brewers throughout
the country. ! have great facilities for
making quick sales. Liberal advances
made. Correspondence and samples so
licited. either direct or through MessrnL A.
Chilberg & Co. Seattle, w. +.
PAUL WEILBACHER.
lTdwl0d rs whitehall St, New YORK.
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WANTED.

TWO MEN TO TRAVEL AND SELL
IL Goods. Good wages can b. made.
email capital required Can today Al
room g. New England Hotei. las
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An applicant for Office sat beside q
short. stout. elderly man in Washing
ton street ear and entered into CONVEX
sation.
"Oold weather. remarked the appli-
can't.
"vexy," said the elderly man.
Hard 10 Get an ofios snder Cleve-
land, sia't it!"
"Yss. believe IL Is.
"Ex members and ex -Senators kindes
set Elm left
Kinder"
"Gos any 10 tiuenee With the admins
tratioes"
mo"
81 thought yoa might help NE, meb-
be-
me; rm an ex -Scuatos.r
"Ars yoas What might your nrms
bey'
Thomas A. Hendricka"
s'Scuse me. " course. i didn'i
know you vhes ! asked II 700 could
help ne"
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Aid From San Francisco.
A GENERAL LEVY.

SOFIA, Sept. PA levy Of all able
bodied men in Bulgaria, between the
ages of Is and 40, has been ordered.
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CsddsepAte used TO rave over Mtn
6srsixuri's hyacinthine eurls. 5fDe'
be has discovered thai they are fastenst
90 With hairptnA be has chossn . 10
Coral ezab,en, and nos calls them lie
iocka