Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-24


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Iade oificia tomorrow: to tender to you a last 4
: resting-place for the remains of General Grants
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& colonel Fred GrtH: The painful news TO me &
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= from the depth of our hearts to you mother and
2 all of YOU in your great bereavement, The coun-
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. siPgly on the day Of the funeral, where &
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s GERS Of the navy and marine corps will
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4 WASHINGTON, July odd With the ex-s
Exception of Secretary Eudicott all the mem-a
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q WASHINGTON, July 23d.-Ihe MeElcan9
s5eIitOrs, now in this city, have suggestedS
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.9Snight be abandoned oat OF respect to Gems!
Seral Grant. The editors held meeting at {
sWii!ard's. and the following dispatch was !
!. sent 10 Colonel Fred Grant: 8
Il The exc11rsonists or the Associated Press IF :
sNexico send 10 the family OF the iIlustrous GenE
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