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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
BENTON.
Public Schools Close for a Three
Months Vacation.


Special.
'sSroN, Tex May 30.-The city
II schools closed yesterday for
alton until September, when the
IL session will open again. The
III wanted three more weeks to fin
Ia full term of ten months, but at
Meeting of the board Of trustees
$as decided to be advisa-
b close, as the school fund
bout exhausted, and it is not
IDLE that the delinquent tax,
ID would probably have been
5&ent to have the school continued
remaining three weeks, could be
MED In time to be made available.
has been conducted very
and satisfactorily to our
HAs. In point of numbers the
hi was perhaps the largest in the
in one building, hav-
BMd enrolled the names OF 6lS pu-
IA old folks concert at the opera
VA has been postponed until Thurs
light, June 4.
'N gun club of this city has sent a
'.|Bnge to the club at Fort Worth.
|ean1erstood that the challenge has
" accepted, and that the shoot will
p Place here at some time in the
.siinture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
LET FOR TEXAS CATTLE
|r,,u Provided for Cattle from
Southern Texas.

..,or CRY, KAN, May 30.-The
live committee of the West
wsusss Cattle Growers 1850
practically controlling the
IT. o, the Southern Texas
A across that part of the
..pty strip known as mo Mans
I'M has determined to mark a
IS.,g line and permit such cattle
through into Colorado, the OBJ.
H. mint of the drovers. An agent
sap empowered to direct through
n m rom a point in Texas on the old
!. trail through and along the
Y tate line Of Texas to the south
3 tColorsdo. Bridges will be built
q. the trail for the passage OF beef
"A This measure, il carried out, as
y. almoat assured, will settle the
Sirg ANTIQUITIES OF passage over the
"A nortion of the through trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
Nor THAT MISCARRIED.
srdly Attempt to Wreck a Pas
senger Train.

4MrsoN, Col, May 30.-Last
An as the east-bound Denver &
s enAde freight train reached a
\ few hundred yards from the
4 those Ia the vicinity saw q flash
heard q loud report from the d.
|'bu Of the train.
M examination 1t was found that
Explosive of some kind had been
N under the track. 1t had
4 led out a piece of the rail several
Il, long and had shattered one OF
Hidye.wheels of the locomotive,
ftorpedo was evidently intended
&e incoming passenger train from
HI, which happened TO be an
a late. There Is no clew to the
-&tratOrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
HONEY GROVE.
A Revival in Progress-A Fireman
Scalded-other Notes.

n 4
Scalded-other Notes.
Special.
HONEY GROVE, TEX, May 3d.
Prof. l. w. Clark of Queen City, pres
ident-elect of the Honey Grove high
school, has been here this week ar
ranging matters for next term. Mrs.
Laura Stobaugh will retain position
In the school, having charge OF the In
termed late department. Mrs. /. w.
Clark will have charge of the primary
department.
The Honey Grove quarrles are Ia
furnish the stone for the courthouse
at Palestine, Tex.
Miss Annie Perkins OF Montague
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
A. j. GRmbill, ut this place, went Ia
Brookston to visit other relatives yes.
terday.
w. ID. Littleheld, assistant superin
tendent OF the telegraph tor this divis
ion of the Gould system, and G. II
Krech, relief agent, have just passed
through here on an inspecting tour
and rounded up the boys at our sta
ton.
G. G. Henderson. assistant postmas,
ter ut this place, will leave in few
days for Poughkeepsie, n. Y, to at
tend the Eastman Business college
His numerous friends wish him sue
cessful trip.
A series of revival services are beini
held in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, These services are conducted
by the Rev. II. A. Cowan, evangelist
and are taking deep hold on the peo
pile. Services are held at 6 n. m, p
m. and $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. w. Watermire gave a musical
concert In the opera-house last even
ing. The entertainment WAS very eX
cellent. The proceeds went towarc
improvements ON the high-schoo
building.
Miss Annie Hornbeak left for DEM
| son yesterday on visit to old friends
J. H. Robnett returned yestorda,
from Bentonville, Ark, where he al
| tended the deliberations Of the genera
assembly of the Cumberland Presbyte
rian church,
The east-bound passenger train was
delayed near here yesterday by tn
springing OF q leak in the boiler. TIL
fireman was badly scalded, and fallini
out Of the cab came very near beipj
killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
PARIS.
uolic Schools Close for the
Summer.
ARnnsal

Il Special.
u TEX May 30.-The public
closed yesterday, after a very
~ session. All the teachers
'een reelected for the next
fAeept Miss Carr. who returns TO
~ IA Tennessee. Thursday was
3ay Tor the school children. A
~ them had been selected to
4 10 various exercises. consist
Ah drill, a parasol drill, dumb
4 'v,se, songs, dialogues and reci'
4 TWO entertainments were
~ the opera-house by the
y perIsfmeTs in the after
NE children OF the city,
night to the parents and
4 10 say that the house was
4 70 It's utmost would hardly
i ~. me iruth-it was packed. The
pls u happy faces of the chill.
'au In the light garments Of
49, sas a pretty picture. Those
NV IN the exercises were APP
&Sy dressed in harmony
4 w ~ parts, and presented q very
e Ivy se scene when upon the
sne audience was delighted
~ performance, and much
< -ue Doth children and teach
4 n success achieved.
N so J, g and family have left
" 70 Tennessee.
o. the teachers will spend
Shs , ,1,l at their homes, return
Ai Ia time for the next ses-
4, Oa Interest Is being manifested
y 3 In progress st tue Cum
N, i,esbyterian church. The
Nh continue next week.
q ~ Mcleod and family left
VI. to-day. Mr.. Mcleod will
-'ss OF the 81. George hotel
y Il slme talk Of extending the
Ia ~, nom the square west on
'1sss and east on Lamar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
MOTHERS
FRIEND.

This invaluable pre-
paration Ia truly attn.
umph ofhcienti1sskill
aud no more inestima
bic bsront was ever be
slowed ON the mothers
lof the world.
IL not only shortens
the time OF labor and
lessens theintenHity OF
pain, but, better than
all, 10 greatly dimin.
iahes the danger TO life
ito both mother and
child, and leavea the
lmotber In a condition
highly favorable 70
Ispeody recovery, and
liar less liable TO flood
ling, convulsions and
lother alarming symp
lions Incident 10 linger
ling and painful labor
Its truly wonderful Of
ticaoy In this respect
lentitlea the Mothers
Friepd 10 be rsnk cd ~
lon0 OF tho llfo-sEylnE
appliances given tUths
world by tho discover
ca OF mod0rn soiencs
From tho nature OF
tine case ~ viii oil
course be Understood
THAT we oanuotpub1sh
csrtlticntor cono.tntng
this REMEDY without
wounding the dellcacy
lof the writer's. Yet W.
have hundreds OF such
Testimonials on nle,
aud no mother who
has once used " will
ever again bs withou,
~ in her time OF trou
BILE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31

Tickets to all points North and East
hays been reduced from 81 70 ~, Et tbs
Texas & ST. Louis railway TICKET
Office, opposite postottice.
III u FQsDIcE, Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
Smokers,

Our 8 for.a.quarter, 10 cents straight
and 2.for-25-cents goods are the best
ever sold in Fort Worth. Call and be
convinced.
BOWMAN & MARTIN,
304 Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31

or every known description, Morris
cigar store, 406 Main street, one door
north of the Pickwlck hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
MERCHANTS and Business Men,

TRY the Gazette job office, under the
new management. PTomptness, accu-
raey, good work, fair dealing ana per-
feet satisfaction in every way 10 guar
anteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
A. Soap
Smnk.rs, Articles

That will not curdle In hard water al
Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
Mirad Sreet PIeLles

BY the quart or gallon az lne rU, ~,
Worth Grocer Co.'s. the hiless Out
Try them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
smokers, Artlcles

IN everv known description, Morris'
cigar store. 406 Main street. one oooi
north OF the Pickwick hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31

Fishing Tackle and Base Ball Goods.
The largest stock a',i lowest prices
at Anderson's gun.stsfe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
Wells, Bouquet Cologne,

Unsurpassed in fragrance and dura-
bility; 500 and Fifteenth and Houston
atreetA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31

a prominent physician lately remarked u
the propnetor, that N a. were admissible 10
make public the letters we receive, the Moth
sra Friend would outsell anything ON the
market.
/ most earnestly entreAt every female sN'
pscting to be con dned, TO use Mother' Relief
Coupled with this entreRty | Will add that
during long obstetrical practice forty -fOuT
yeafsJ have never known II 10 fail 10 pro
duce safe and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
Send for our Treatise on "Healih and Hap
plness OF Woman" mailed free,
BRADFlELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, GA
II. W. williams a Co.. wholesale and retail
agents, Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31
wells, Bouquet Cologne,

Unsurpassed in fragrance and dura-
bility; 500 and Fifteenth and Houston
streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31

ss-Nope renuins Without q bunch ofRroen
aoos an the white label, shun Al The vile
noisonous stun with Hop or "Hopa' 40
Ink .2.ee-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-31

(, RoCHpTER. June /, 1882. Ten
years ago WA attacked with the most
Intense and deathly pains in nay back and
Hi1yistR
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

SOME time ago the Department of
State demanded the release of Santos,
a naturalized American citizen. who
was imprisoned by the Ecuadorian
Government on the charge of being
connected with a revolution in that
country. No reply has been received
from the President of Ecuador. and the
representative of the United States in
that country has been requested to ac-
quaint the authorities here with the
reason of the delay in acknowledging
this Governments request. Santos
has been imprisoned for = number of
months, his property having been
seized prior to his imprisonment. The
authorities here asked hat he be given
q trial. This was refused. A request
for a release xas also refused. Of late
the Government of Ecuador has ap-
parently ignored every request that has
been made by this Government in rela-
ton to Santos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

The cattlemer Interested in tho leasing
of Indian lands held a meeting at -. Louis
recently. The object was to induce the
President 10 amend or rcscind the recent
order declaring the cattle leases Illegal.
The clearing house returns for week
ended July - showed an increase Of Id
compared with the corresponding week Of
lsSi.
y CLoyD-RURST occurred at Colorado
Springs. Col, at midnight on the 18th. The
slopes OF Shocks Run were swept by the
waters. and tents, houses, etc. were car
ried. One woman was known TO have per-
ished, and il was feared many other lives
We're lost.
a WILCOX. A. T.. special saws: Geron-
imo and his hand is reported in the
Dragon Mountains. They ran OF some
stock near Charleston on the 18th and COM
mitted several depreda;ions.
"a POLICE officer was shot in Chicago re-
Gently by Charles NJ. Eber,s. a machiuist Of
Topeka. Kan. The officer received three
bullets and Eber;s one. though none were
fatal. Eber;s was finally Knocked down hv
a ~bystander before he had time to use a
second weapon.
frigate Tennessee. flying the flag OF
Rear Admiral Jouett. c~ommaudiuy III.
North Atlantic Squadron. arrived in
Hampton. Va, on the .o;h from her SIX
months cruise. The health OF the officers
and crew was good.
AN article in the Moscow Gr->-s 70
ported 10 nave been inspired bv the Gar.
declares tha; Russia has reached the fur.
thest limits 10 which she desires 70 20. and
that the Government considers its ventures
in Central Asia ~ an end.
\ MYSTERIOUS looking box shipped by
express recently from Black River Falls
In Chicago, was examined hy officer. at
Elroy. Wis. and found Ia contain 4 man
heavily armed he was arrested with two
others. supposed conteierates, in an at
temp; 10 rob the express car.
THE New Jersey forest fires wer.
~quenched on the s6th ty heavy rains
THREE fatal cases Of suns,roke occurred
It Washington on she Sjih.
0GENEEAL MILES was reported as saving
there would lie no further troubles with
the Indians of the Territory.
The Irish party were reported as furious
over Mr.. Bright's remarks at the Spencer
banquet This feeling indicated q s;iII
wider divergence growing into enmity be-
tween Liberals and N~ationaIis:s-
The death Of General Grant was made
the suhjec; Of sermons generally through
out the country o n Sunday. the aS,h.
BREvEr BRIGApIER GENERAL CHAgLEs
McDoUGALL- Assistant Medical Purveyor
United States Army. retired n Of the
oldest officers Of the army. died 1t Berry.
vile. Va. recently. He had served over
df;y wears.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

FIVE men. with 4 keg of beer aboard.
attempted Ia cross the SuSquchanna
River in a boat. near Plymouth, Pa,
the other evening. when the boat upset
William kccfe and John SamuclS. were
drowned. All We're married, and
miners by occupation. Sanders told
his wife before leaving home that he
had n dream in the morning that he
never would see the sun rise again.
When ne was struggling in the waite r
ne could he heard to cry out: MY
God, my dream has come true
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

ACTING on the recommendation of
Judge Chcnowith, First Auditor of the
Treasury, Secretary Manning has sus-
pended Prof. IIilgard, Superintendent
of the Coast and Gcodctic Survey; &.
q. BonScllc. Assistant superintendent;
MIR. Morgan, Disburoing Agent; Mr.
Saa~umcllcr. Chief Mcchanician, and
Mr.. Scawbrock, E|lcctrotypist of that
Bureau, pending an investigation into
certain irregularities said 10 exist in the
accounts of that branch of the service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

SINCE the close of the last fiscal wear
there has been found to be n balance
of the appropriation for the compensa-
ton of postmasters. Strenuous appeals
have been made to the Postmaster Gen
eral to use this balance to pay the
amounts found to be due postmasters
for readjusted salaries under the act of
March 5, 1883. which now aggregate
nearly twenty thousand dollars. The
Postmaster General has investigated
the subject, and decided to adhere to
the former practice of the department
by which amounts found TO be due for
resdjusted salaries We're certified to the
Secretary of the Treasury and by him
included in the estimates that form the
basis of the Deficiency Appropriation
bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary Of the Daily Newa
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

AND POLITICAL.
AGENT DYER, Of the ~Chsyennes, has
rendered his resignation.
DR. j. Z. RoOT, Of W~yandotte, Kan,
died recently, Of disease of the brain and
kidneys, aged fifty mine. He was the first
Lieutenant Governor Of Kansas, and at one
time was Minister TO Chilli
AFTER q Cabinet consultation, and IN
accordance with the advice of Generol
Sheridan, the Secretary Of the Interior has
cad to turn ~ver to the War Depart
ment the complete control Of the Ckey-
enne and Arapahee reservation in The In.
dian Territory.
TIE Rev. DR.. Walsh, the Archbishop
designate Of Dublin, was received in a pri.
rate suiience recently by the Popa The
Pope advised hin 70 observe prudence in
Irish politics.
The President is daily inportuned to ap
point from civil life to lie~stenanciss in the
army Many Of the applications are mos,
merfaorious, bUt the President, has deter
minei that at present he is not justified IN
making such appointments. He thinks
vacancies should DO filled from N est Poin,
classes.
PRINCE HoHESLOHE, the ne~ Germxu
ambassador t. France, has been formali,
appointed Governor Of Alsace-Lorrains
Lice tenant General Van Schweinitz, tn
new German ambassador TO Russia, vii
succsed Prince Hohenlohe at Paris.
WALT WHITMAN, the venerable poet,
While sitting on the steps Of his residence
in Camden, N. j., the other night, was
prov gated with heat and fell 10 the pave
meEt. Me WAS carried into the house and
i'm . short time recovered consciousness.
TIE President, on the I'D, issued his
proclamation ordering the csttlemen OF,
of the Chey enne and Arapahoe reserva-
ions in the Indian Territory within forty
days.
PETER IL WATSON, ex-President of TIE
E,ie Railroad, died at = ew York on the I'D
after a long sickness Mr.. Watson was
First Assistant Secretary of War during
the civil war and was Acting Secretary
during Mr.. Stanton's absence.
GENERAL GRANT died on the morning OF
tho I'D from the Ell ects OF the cancer in tn
mouth with which he had been afflicted
many months. He was surrounded by bis
family and physicians, and was uncoa-
scious as his life quietly passed away.
PRINCESS BEATRICE, daughter OF Queen
Victoria, was married to Prince Henry, of
Battenherg, at st. Mildred's Church., Whip
bingham, a suburb Of the City Of Newport,
Isle of Wright, on the 23d.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
ApvICEs from Yokohama, state tina,

ADvICES from Yokohama. state that
Ex-Governor Hubbard. of Texas.
United States Minister to Japan. was
received by the Emperor the I'd of
July. Mr.. Bingham n. the same time
presented his letter of recall. Mr..
Hubbard. in a speech TO the Emperor.
dwclt on the Importance of increasing
commerce between the United States
and Japan. to which the Emperor cor
daily responded. His Majesty signi-
fled a desire to confer on Mr.. Bingham.
retiring Minister. p decoration of the
first class. of the Rising Sun. or Order
of Merit. Mr. Bingham left for
America on the steamer July p.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

THE BoSphorc Egypticn publishes a
letter from an engineer named Berthe
who has just escaped from Bcrbcr. de-
claring that NJ. Olivier Pain. the alleged
French advisor of FL Mahdi, who vas
recently said to have been killed 10y
Arabs for a reward for his head by
British officers. is not dead but alive
and well AT Bcrbcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

Il wosnsa In spriagset'. -. "a.
'nFented and pas~nisa an o..r ,s
eioih. sh.cz can - nai~ srs-
sfAs4i n The ort2ay shes T. -
snAas asS a~.i - OK piece t.
h aga. comfortable ans ~zru 80
las also larsn,.d . .crg~ -s.h @
pn.atsi hsAas. Which .er~8. sa.5 80
so aad prevent. ali dsaz~- * SIP
i.h2- either on the ice. caE-;pps y
cIorxiSa! Lsakr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

ADvICEs from Santo Domingo OF
July ] say that on the evening OF June
1S John Plat, of YOnkers, y. Y, a
carpenter, who was conducting some
repairs there. was shot and killed He
was mistaken in the darkness for the
rcyOlutionist, ey-Prcsidcnt Sesario, a
detachment Of troops firing a yo)cy
info him
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

-soss Ervvns. The travesr sa dS-
'creng -myrna. remark thas =. -
cai On" p~Tson there ~ho =ssas 81 I'D
dhSng anything. n As <as Il. ~ ira
Ia Top oi hofsse- BIB siaAe-. Z
hen4Gc<F. Shsn q sOHyre.s. 49,. .a
.sk~i 4 S~~ Cas,l-. ~ couEt. ga. o..
H~ary. n his dts;sse. "a. improve.
He r-pli-d thu, ]: 80. boa = Il
eEsasd do~n there ~rsesn,ly .as4l
SEnxs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

THE hot wave in Philadelphia result
cd in twenty-five cases Of p~rostraton
and thirteen deaths on the 2lst The
highest point reached by the thermome-
ter at the Signal Office was ninety-six
degrees at three p. m. but at several
places along Chestnut street IT regis
tered as high As N hundred and one
and a half degrees.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

fharFei a.tb t~sEa va~raac"
SAID tie psocc4-Yr a. al ID man
Lauc-t ~" ~r sas m2rc4~i osi i@iof.
.U:- ~!iE:can. thursday morn NJ
"Are you S4.tt o. u5. --aiy M:
guilty. - gam. SD ts~ prssasr
'FEs Ct - gP"r. and 3 sOs
don ; D~t.eF- s.e .f~,~ - taa: sou.Ra.
~e IA we and izk~s ia waaa.n.
Il. a cold DIS Shcs ] csa -upfo-;
p ~f aTclcT ~as ssai up or
'a-t d4ys a.! Ns. ku~aef lars =
ke - IT, Jgi crr4HI EssB
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
eDAss0r sass

Nj SCGHsGoH y. i July .s-w ,a'r
i~~n's minute. aftsr the ds,fh % G~n~-
ran, Kari a.sr.sSt q Iisrffrl sgfp.f.
Obj h-s ton a-s.iDx a -;@iy s~fs - -
's~nsfsi. sss sstnEsgf<.sf - to ssszsa.r az
- suggestion u Dr Sss1asR - mA4< :
yas.ef n.2ss q The ds&l aazH. f.rs iIs
as his1iy sooreNful
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

-ih~fo are no~ smpioy~d 2 49, o
eFe fisheries O! The Uai,~d Sat, =. -
se-~ess. o. \ ,onnag- o. =-.<I ,oaA
there are iE.-Di boat. valued =. 81
s--.ssA The aPPa,z;gs, gear an4 D.s-
Ns are TsiG~t ~ 6. las. -. Ia tsAl
sfsosla, Invested. iaciadng bar
buildings. exc. s ~ aad Tho
annual pro<.ac, ~hea sraty f0r -
nz!kes = as. css. e5a-Es.g. a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

There ! muea stealing bT .hor.
weights and u-~Esgr. GIVE come o.
our u~lrrrhao;s The r.hi 20 sell out u.
!lvi~-rc o. tie pant AMI iAey would
chsa; YOU n the rEeas-.a..as-p.L
eefAsa tIergymGA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

-ta: q! Le" people blTn .r.7 ,h,
word o. ~ ant .orr5w 80 ether DO no<
sno~ a god ,tsr. wAen ;a.y h.u
u ipr--i : after tbs ha.. heard i. OF
d. Rot suoN how - rsa-at Z, ,a~ul-
selves. OF haven : god Hi.fn~n. 40.
when 20 Introduce Top 4a. alcv-
s.Es~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
rml.i.m. ef u-arairr

NV l.tJ Iu'f 20 fas st. lra.t.
u.Isrfs1... dfs.~i than rn s.
since tie assssn Hst.r nt
tAs. l--s.fi. The tH- rg ta-
lr.d,- 'ira.h TIE JD ..-is lss-
rrs report that ursct iu fh~ tsts
Of TIE -fsi. hss there teen zti~h = s.....,
AMI nsf'ssed d~Hart fHf t.a.s sti al.s
cam'rlrs Hu ;h.A cas- ansi faroasi sls
cruuty Lltsf..ls lu Nt9fi.fu IA afs
f"pg1.st"4 hrfe uss- n5nfu.ne Ihs1 as
- its met aFatfs uE riarsstsf. and iuls
~1ta NJ "utif~ a'-~nr- 80 i.,trIY.ss Eel revssI
e. Grant r." rh,'f fssini dil4t~i Upon re-
hz generous cnrius' a. tAr ifne uf Ices
suTfvudoF snd the r-Asu4rr1tfs t-
Ssd The old oPfo-itou wA- Frequently,
maBifss'sd iu hua slh csfr"r.
The msnsseFs ~ ali ihs lsassn- fl.sis,
~ tht, eii, have d~caied - Gloss tlr ses
81 Amussu.ni "a thr e.sniuz - thr d4y o.
the fuu~fsL Great Interest 10 ,aEeH a ;h.
question .. - ~h.se the l<-iy g sis befg
shs.i test NJ thild.. - Fhlslr .hs
"a ~ cofG.fs Management IT. 49, have
charge 81 TIE isfsTal o-so-nous.s i' 4,
l,A-iT tina, D.. sill be rs'l~i uI-fn % i~r.dr
which - "a" 3re~ lssiu's ~ueli Aas~ f~~n
preferred ~ ia. General 81 =. s~sie~.e.i a,
The risa~ - bursi
Nav 1"Es. July 24.-The bard q
Aldermen met ,efsy auA siopssd re...p
tons pre~-l;~i By tr~ifrn. sanger ~fts
regard 20 ths ssi intelU gene arirl.lE rs.sst
munscs;~i - the M.yof. 0f ~. ds1th -
General Grant Thr resolutions ~rfs "a
The effect list On the dsy -
.,a funeral citizen. - rsr,fsd
'o cpas th~r p!s~~s ~ tu-n~
and thsi m~mt~rs Of slp~ Cotu ran f1snrl
attend The fB1srsl ia n b<'y TIT TO h-.ft
f~ii sympathy of the counrli - i.-sisfssI
IA. family 90 fsc~s>~. uzs pfof-f so,iof
ties - s.tiofEHrd "a oges a -pufs1f~ p,
The Indy % Grant ia mr. Sf To 2ub..~ .s.f1
81 Srw iark sIst ihats onpy 90 'h~ fr~os
tons ts suitably ~nxsu~-~i =-a sorNAf.~s
10 b~~TeSssf famuv
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
GROVER t~iFVTLASD.
r. +. BAYAHp. Secretary of STAT.
MA ~PUGU.EIE -~FrEIrfEH.

Mr.. MCGEFCoR. July &3--Ihe cottage
where the last few days 81 the country.
hero. General Grant have been pas~-t. b.
surrounded with dense crowds, ma-' 81:
whom have come from miles a5sut - sc
the body az him whom they ~orsaipd a.
4 hero during his life time 'o."n~l Fred
Grant. DR.. Shrad,. Douglas and sands
have been IN consultation tals morning ~
To the b-s, place .; burial. I: = nos -
Level tina, ~. little mound Ou -. zrossd
Of the SOLDIERS Home, hear Washington
VII -. selected. Toe body of the dead
General vii. te taken 10 Ne. lo.x AID
VII! lie IN state ihe.e
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

4 ledge of white st5a~. watch
@ pahie e : high pols-h- exsts "A Pa
die Valley. Sesaia When qAue.
i Z, said - be much u Ter AL sofscr
ihan ordinary rock, b.: Aa.leas up1a
exlo=J-re.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

-Apaln ire-. saii 60 he oce hundred
ysars o.t . u The conservatory u .
SO!-.ca Vtoaa) aaz.