The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-02
THE BLUE AND GREY
wiil 4ct as Pail Bearers at
w the Funeral.
ri,,s AND THE PACIFIC MAIL
c,ord.-The Mexican Edi-
More -oticiaI Changes-rhe
eyplies-British Bits
Grant.

vopK. August Application
NV '.;tioo in the funeral cortege ant
iol n personal service for staff anC
ons.. 55ntles connected with the military
O'-'- .nn the occasion, continue to poul
'es..y , Hancock's Office Oh
IN" - island. and has necessitated
g Hos'ssa,,eIoJment OF several extra clerk;
ths nh i5s appointment OF Lieutenant
and InG - 1yde on the staff to assist
LUNG Ln;3 Yonng and Lieutenant Allen IN
E .;.F+ 40 recording the mass OF cores
Poa11e,i;-eii Jeyett landed from a steam
AutLi - = ills this morning, and had a
iall. .l t ~ with Major-General Han
lo osp in IN relation to the disposition OF the
Wv w. Z forces under the Admlrai's COM
n"I A prominent official stated that
m. io,,, m nj would be stationed
',' vsTious points in North River and
~ :, .soiHte. during the progress OF the
t ms nrocession. The matter OF ma
.; iuS- and sailors parading as a portion
If tbe escort is not yet ~ettled,
A dispatch was received on behalf OF
p-asident Cleveland asking for a posi-
,io ,,', oT The line. til intended that the
p i,D, Sia and Vice President with mem
SsSs of the Cabinet and also ex-Presi-
Ssnts and ex- Vice Presidents and men,
hers Of the Cabinet will be invited by
The Grant family to participate.
Colonel Fred Grant, on application OF
General G. Meade, Post No. l u: A. K
of Philadelphia, that they be allowed
the privilege Of closing the services,
granted the req est, but on appeal to
The Rev. DR.. Newman for the same pri-
yilege. Colonel Grant and DR.. Newman
went 10 General Hancock's representa-
tive. and stated twas the wish OF the
family that DR.. Newman be granted his
request. The committee from Phila-
delphia reported the revocation of the
order to their post, who feel sore over
the change, and have written to Cen
eral Hancock asking him to reconsider
the matter. The General has referred
the whole matter back to Colonel Fred
Grant, as the ceremonies Of the g. A. r.
immediately precedes the religious
closing services of Rev. DR.. Newman.
The matter will likely be allowed to re-
main as at present settled.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Presi-
dent, to-day, received a telegram from
General joseph {. Johnston, saying he
was in Portland, Oregon, when he re-
ceiyed word Of his selection as one of
General Grants pail bearers, and that
he had started Immediately for New
York.
LANCASTER (Pa.), August General
Simon Cameron sent the following tele-
gram to-day.
DONEGAL FARM, LANCASTER Coun ~, Pa.
To Colonel Fred. D. Grant. Mt. Nc
Gregor: | am glad to know that Gen
erals Johnston, Buckner and Gordon
ar are going to act as pall-oearers with
Sherman and Sheridan. Your ia hers
prayer Tor peace to his country has been
answered, and the last bitterness of war
wiped out forever.
SIMON CAMERON. 8
AUGUSTA, Maine, August 1.-Approp-
nate memorial exercises Will be held IN
TINS city on the day of General GRANTS
funeral, under the auspices of the muni-
cipai government. Among those who
Viii deliver addresses will be lanes q
Blaine and the venerable lanes w
D Dlauouly: formerly United States
democratic Senator from Maine
WASHINGTON, August Vice Ad-
&c hV5sh' compelled BY i'll health.
aSHS 10 be excused from servino as
Ppaau-3earer at General Grants fn5eraI
me, Inc PRESIDENT has designated Rear Al.
place. "Oiu7h 10 act IN his
IN, NV v YOsE, August 1.-GeneraI Fan.
D. pra1; 5as h9naed the ex Presid EMS that
,aD 1ooue sl cleveland desires their pre-
ArtI,rs a. sIe services. Ex-Presidents
a ' ool, ana Hayes have been notified.
- = OO'oiIn nI has been received
Of 0 Pas sO''n b. CLARK, Clerk of the House
S So ,se tppIIe'ehtatlyes, statiug that twenty
of .ars and fifty members eYcinsiva
nrov;s;o Committee, wish to know if any
The I Soon mas been made for them.
tbst senatorial Committee sent word
vo,,n ,ngv would meet at the Fifth
Jsmos ToI VEL on August sth.
il il wo,,, - N ellen, of Rochester, asked
one.S "Uula not be appropriate to have
The tu uel veterans lead the horses of
men. funeral car, instead of colored
here aT tb1. AT, August 1t is reported
bniId;uA' alchael Hersch, owner of the
Shjcb az Point Pleasant, Ohio, in
It for ion - general 1N Grant was born. has sold
rhiebv !. cash. II true, the building.
ef tbe va iTTsme, will be removed to one