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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
| WAR TO THb KNIFE
The Strike Situation at the Chi
cagO Stock Yards Still
Unchanged,
Determination CharacterizeS the
Utterances OF Packers
and Strikers.
The Packers Announce, Severally
and Collectively, that They
Will Never Yield.
The Strikers Say it is War &c the
Knife, and Knike to the
Hilt.-Neanwhile

New Men are Taking the Strikers
Places and Many Old Employ
ees are Withdrawing.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

LNoE SALE-slooH will buy I0lxi40 ft with hous
4 9Th avenue. just south Of William street, suta
hse for wholesale or agricultural implement ware
house: side track can he put In very cheap g c
ana L. X. Cole So Douglas ave. dss- Il
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
FOR SALE.

Y,OR SALE-At 429 s Emporia ave. cheap: q COOK
IL ing stove, sewing machine and one VI TWO arti.
les ~ furnittre 127-6ts
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

ANTED-Tbfee coed tailogs; ore for coat, one
W for r,;uts ard one for NtSts. nlntGiatly. Max
echme zler Merchant Tailor, clpositeu. 5. Land of
fee Ganien CITY. Kan. hfINt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

l.>OR SAIE-A hne breeding jack. for the al
L Slal Inquire or write To Pink Fcuts Sstf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

I.NDR SAiE-Will sell with lease and furniture 10
L rooms at Union block over Palace barber snoi.
Apply 10 Mrs, Galdoifo. at Union block 81
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

E>OR SAi.E-A :. cc.ai bargain II acres Il mile
j from Carey 5 Park in one or ac lots 20 stii
purchaser. Terms liberal. J. Il. Humphrey q son,
Eslllt block. ~ II
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

v,DK SAI,E-4 lots \ Water, south O! i2th St east
e front sin r.r lot. lots water oouta or i-l'l
It east front SiJD per lot lots M?sity $ H'i. %
lIth u. east $40 lot lots on ON" "oetn
NJ sd front :sror, brick Ia lness bioc1 st'i
r,on 10 rooms above with brlcN oven ou rear enc
~ In Price sI5Iu Terns good parties. , acre.
iust norm of Carey park. $3.50. Porter button *
SHnt,rr ,aen,S once over 80 Main 81 l2i-ti
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16
FOR RENT.

vsNoE RENT-A nicely furnished front room FER
Il persons, can accCIr1O 1O1Stc a'Sc few persons
with nrsclass Board AZ reasonable prices. 11q,irc
at as 1opeks- i2j+tt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

p. V. HEALY.
NJ. F. NlEOERLANOER.
ANGLO AMERICAN CO.
E. H. DEVORE & CO.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

1ITok REST--one nicei, Furnished front room for
y rent three .s.e " ,rdoss, also window IN door
Ssa Douglas i,set.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

NOR SAl.E-;ss town lots - Garden CITY: sr>,isl
nrAans. aiso decSeo srd tor H.. f,.s,.itr al,
on address L. j Pyle real essase ssen, Cartel
CITY. kan. 10 srn'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-16

OST-A pony, nahogony bay mare pony. has
Z-addle on back, and square 'ut tail; white
stripe ON face. cave Information at +. o. and get
reward. c. S,Smth. l256tt
7 OST-A sack containing merchandise was
i /ist near First and Main stS- The party re-
Turning the TO tie Boston store will be literally
rewarded. f3i-Gtr
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The product Of INC Lima O., oil wells
reilnes inio a llrst.class article Of burning
fiuld,
Tho anno,ntnsnt NJ IT. a. Marahal
tJrner. Of Clnclunati, has been confirmed
by the Senate.
No., fI,loars ,onorts a NorwaSian harh
IN NH" oUS,Sntins % AZ SHin fa,and WIN ~ ysliow :
"a tSvaT an hoard. Wv" '''"
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HORRIBLE MURDERS
AT A QUIET PICNIC PARTY,
Deadly Assault of IN InGuFiatsd Man with
an Axe One of the Victims Nearly Sew.
cred In TwaIn-A Hungarian Murders
Three Italians In Cold Blood,

ST, LOUIS, No., August ga special
from BrcokRsld, No., says; At a picnic
given at the Meyer school house Saturday,
nine miles north Of this city, a terrible
ARRAY occurred, in which two men lOsl
their lives. The farmers for miles around
had gathered at this point to spend the
day in harmless amusement, and one
John Garner took advantage Of the gath.
ering to make some money, establishing
booth for the sale Of beer without com,
plying with the necessary formality oi
procuring license. Several heads OF fRmi-
lies present called on OhaanCey Hague,
constable Of Grsntsyille township, to sup
press the nuisance.
Mr.. Hague placed Garner under arrest,
and putting a deputy in charge Of the
booth, started Oft the grounds with his
prisoner, when Edward, a brother Of John
Garner, ran up with an az in his hand
and struck the constable blow on the
neck severing the wind pipe, and cutting
through the collar bone, down into the
lung. "Tet" Fogerty, who ran up 10
HRgue's assistance, received q blow from
the ak in his left aide, cutting through the
ribs and almost severing the body In
twain. Before the Mortified bystanders
could regain their presence Of mind, Gar
ner darted into the woods, brandishlng his
ak, and as yet, has not been captured.
Great excitement prevails and should the
murderer he caught he will undoubtedly
be lynohed,
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SOMETHING TO DROP
IF MEXICO DOES NOT ACcEDE
To tho Demands of the Unltsd States for the
the Release of Cutting Action Of the
Foreign Afairs Committee
State of Feeling in Texas.

WASHINGTON, D, O., August ga mem
bsr OF the Foreign Affairs oommittet
holding close relations with the Admins
tration, stated tonight that the adoption
Of the Cutting resolutions, should they
pass the House tomorrow, would imply
much more than seemed 10 be generally
supposed in the first place, He said
Mexico has been asked to release thlt
man Cutting, Mexico has refused and
has given reasons, These resolutions state
those reasons are insufficient and request
the President to renew the demand
Should this renewed demand be refused
our Minister will be at once Withdrawn
and then in all probability an extra session
Of Congress would have TO be called.
Mr.. Belmont, the Chairman Of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, Is working
most earnestly for the release OF Mr., Gut.
ting. The Cabinet was in session about
three hours to-day arranging the affairs Of
the, departments In anticipation Of the
speedy adjournment OF Congress, The
Cutting and RaseuFus cases we're Rlao con.
sldered, There is no prospect that any ol
the appropriation bills will be sent to the
President tonight.
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WARRINGTON, D, g., August 3,-There
was a special meeting Of tho House Com
mittee on Foreign AGairs to-day for the
purpose OF considering resolutions intro
duced by Messrs. Lanham, OF Texas, Bel,
mont, of New York, and Crane, OF Texss
In relation to the imprisonment OF A, X
Cutting, in Mexico. After discussion the
following, prepared by Crane, was unani'
mously adopted, and sent 10 the House
for immediate action.
WHEREAS, A, X. Cutting, an American
citizen, is wrongiully deprived Of his lib
erty by Mexican officials at Paso De-
Norte, In the republic Of Mexico; and
WHEREAS, The Mexican Government
refuses to release said Cutting upon the
demand Of thelPresldent OF the United
States; aud
WHEREAS, The Government Of Mexico
alleges as u reason for Its refusal TO COM
ply with such demand that said Cutting Ia
guilty Of violating Mexican law upon
American soil; and
WHEREAS, The House OF Represents
tives, while appreciating the disposition
shown by the Government OF Mexico to
carry out international obligations, can
never assent to the doctrine that cltizonH
OF the United States may bo prosecuted
in q foreign country for acts done wholly
upon American soil therefore, bs it
ReSOiped' lst.-rhat the House oi Repre-
sentatlves approve ot the action OF the
President OF the United States in demand
lag the release ol said A. K. Cutting.
ReSolrd, 2l.-That the President OF the
United States be, and he il hereby re-
quested to renew the demand Tor the re-
lease OF the said A, X, Cutting.
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DUBLIN, August S.-The Earl Of Aber-
deem, ex.viceroy OF Ireland, has had
Thomas F. Brady, Inspector Of Irish
Fisheries knighted in recognition Of the
wisdom Of his administration OF the New
York Sun and other funds raised for the
relief Of the starving fishermen on the
west coast Of Ireland during the past
winter and spring.
The farewell leyeo given by the Earl Of
Aberdeen and his wife at Dublin Castle
to-day was attended by q largo number Of
The streets Of the city were profusely and
beautifully decorated in honor Of the de.
parting YiCeroy, and an enormous crowd
Of people assembled from all parts OF the
country and rendered the Aberdeens o
rousing ovation when they took final
lhavA
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PlrTsuuRau, Pa, August s.-Twenty.
seven new cases OF typhoid fever on the
South Side have been reported to the
Board Of Health since Sunday. Ten OF
the sisters Of St, Joseph's convent, attach.
ed TO 81. Michael's church, are at 81. Fran.
Cls hospital, having been taken there at
various times during the week. The
Mother Superior fell Ill also and was taken
10 the hospital Saturday. II Is thought
that they are affected with typhoid iever,
though only one case is serious. There
are torty.fve nuns at the convent, who
came from Johnstown and other places to
attend the annual retreat. Rev. Father
Frederick, OF Cincinnati, aiormer pastor
OF the church, has been attending 10 thsir
spiritual wants. He 10 Of the opinion that
the nuns have been overworked.
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A SOCIALISTS poAsr
In Regard to tho Anarehlsts' Trial-Th
Jury zealousiy Guarded.

In Regard TO tho Anarchists Trinl-The
Jury Zealousiy Guarded.
CHICAGO, August3.-Apropos oithe now
daily crowded attendance on the trial ol
the Anarchists, 1t Is stated this even.
ing that some days ago we'll.
known Socialist not under arrest, boldly
declared TO an official at the Criminal
Court building that II the Jury would
bring In verdict Of guilty the said
Criminal Court building would be
then and there blown up, and that
even o well guarded building such aa
the Criminal Court building now is, both
on the inside and outside, may be blown
up with dynamite Notwithstanding the
greatest precautions are exercised to
prevent the admission or even lott
ering around OF possible dynamiteTs,
as has been proven In the case OF numer-
OTIS well guarded buildings in London In
the course Of the past few years, and more
especially In the case Of q portion OF the
Parliament buildings which for years past
have been constantly and thoroughly
guarded and doubly guarded from the
commencement OF the dynamite plots.
In the case OF the criminal court build.
ing the precautions against anything ol
this kind occurring are being daily multi.
piled. Increasing care is being exercised
10 secure tho jury In the case from being
approached, and 10 prevent even q note
being surreptitiously thrown them as they
pass from the court room across the street
lor the Revere house 10 take their meals.
Police are stationed at intervals across the
street jsalouSly guarding the BlighteBt ap.
pearance Of an approach 10 any Of the
jurors by outside parties.
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REFERalSa to the proceedings Of the
Republican Conference, the Wellsburg
Herald says: "When the alphabetical List
was about hall exhausted, Cowden, Of
Wheeling, was evidently taken with de.
sire to be excused and moved that the
vote be taken at that STAGE" We are
quite sure that ths Herald does mot wish
to do injustice TO Mr.. oowden. Many Of
the gentlemen present were obliged to
leave on the afternoon trains, aRd before
leaving desired 10 vote on the pending
proposition. II was to afford this oppor.
tunity that Mr.. Cowden made his Bugges.
ton, accompanied with the explanation
that after the vote those who remained
would have an opportunity TO express
their vlOws. Nearly oil Of those who de.
sired to leave on tho afternoon trains were
favorable 10 submission,
No man In the Conference was more 10
favor Of the declaration that was made
than Mr.. Cowden was. Nobody who was
present could have suspected him Of on.
tertalnlng any other view or Of desiring 10
dodge, AZ Chairman Of the State Commit.
lee hO modestly retralned from taking
such part RS would have opened him OF
his committee to the suspicion Of attempt.
Ing 10 run" the Conference. The desire
Of the committee was that the Conference
should shape Ia own course, and proba.
bly, there never was a similar gathering
which did things more according TO liz
own sweet will.
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"FAm PLAY" comes to the defense Of
ex.Col!eCtor Mccormick and says with a
good deal OF animation some things about
the late Mr.. Laird's connection with the
change In oCollectorship. That there may
be no ground for q charge OF unlairness
this article is printed, though the 1NTELLl'
OEScgR doubts whether the public will
take grea. interest In this communication
or in tho Washington dispatch which has
called it out. In fact we think the public
has lost interest in the whole affair, and
certainly does not require that a dead
man shall be called from his grave to tes.
tify in behalf Of either side TO proAtlOss
controversy. Holding this view, the case
may bo regarded as closed so far as the
columns OF the INrELLlaENcER are CON
cernOd.
Whatever the side issues may be, Presl.
dent Cleveland can never rid his Admin
iStration Of the disgrace Of procuring
charges to be brought as a pretext for the
removal Of An officer whose removal had
already been resolved upon without any
charges. ....I
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FIFTH CENTENNIAL


-
or the Foundation Of ofIiGldGiberG University.
Tho Exercises.
HKlpRLpERa, August 3.-The Waiting
deputations which arc here TO participate
In the celebration Of the Gvs hundredth
anniversary Of the foundation OF Heidel.
berg University, gathered in the Fest
Halle last night and listened TO au
address Of welcome by the Burgo.
master, on behalf OF the city. There were
5000 persons present. Vigorous cheers
were given for Emperor william and
the Grand Duke Of Baden. The Choral
Union sang the Jubilee Swan Song" the
words Of which were written by sCheGel
and the music by AChmer, who directed
The singing. A hymn by the poet WolH
was also rendered. The deputies repre-.
senting foreign universities held meet.
Ing and elected NJ. Heller, President Of the
French Institute, TO act as general BpokeB-
man for the deputatlonS during the festi'
vltlss.
Every hotel and inn as far 40 Mannheim
10 crowded with visitors who have come
10 take part In the celebration. The
exercises to-day consisted Of a sol
emn service aud reception oil dept,
tations, and o iete at The castle thll
evening, The programme for the balance
Of the week is as iollowsi wednesday-A
banquet and torChllght procession Of stu
dents In honor Of the Grand Duke o.
Baden. Thursday-A Announcement oI
honorary degrees conferred upon foreign
urs. FfIdays-HlslotlCAl corteRe. satur
day-TheatriCal performance and ball.
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A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
A Drunken Hungarian Stays in Cold Bl'
Three Italians,

A Drunken Hungarian Stays in Cold Blood
Three Italians.
PHILADELPHIA, August ga special
from Hazleton, Pa, says: Nescopsc, a
little station about sixteen miles from this
borough, was the scene Of a terrible trag-
edy on Sunday evening, A party Of
Italians and Huugarisus engaged at lum.
bering on the new Pennsylvania railroad
went down to NesCopeC, Saturday, to al
tend a wedding and tho whole crowd got
on spree. The stupor that resulted con-
tinued until sundown on Sunday, when
one oil the HungariGns named Kolowskei
picked up fight with three Italians, who
had Crept into barn to sleep of the
drunk. Kolowskei deliberately whipped
out a heavy revolver and shot two OF the
Italians through the head. Then, throw
ing II aside, he seized an axe handle lying
in crib and pounded the third Italians
head tp a jelly. The three victims OF the
HungariaL's malice died within half an
hour after the frat shot. The barn sho ws
that there was an awful struggle, blood
spattering over everything. Kolowskei
took to the mountains and is still at large,
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AUSTIN, Texas, August 3.-Governor
Ireland, notwithstanding that ho has no
late information from the border, has
directed the Adjutant General to order
OaptaiA Jones' company oil Rangers, now
In Uvalde county, to proceed to Eagle
Pass. The Governor continues to receive
applications both by wire and mail 10 raise
troops. Gen raj Henry Il. MCCulloch, an
old Indian fighter and General in the Con.
federste army, has offered his services.
Colonel Smith offers brigade Of ten regi-
ments.
A dispatch from FL Paso, Tex, says:
"The Mexican Government a few days
ago said that Cutting would receive his
sentence last Saturday, but the promise
had not been kept. 1t Is now said that
tomorrow the sentence will be pronouuc.
ed. The populace OF PSso Del Norte hal
become very insolent towards all Amerl.
cans. They seem to think that the Uni
ted States has backed completely down,
Well informed Mexicans say that the feel
ing Ia that II Texas was lett out Mexico
could whip the remainder Of the United
States very easily.'
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At washington-Kansas City, 0; Wash
iugton Q. Earned runs, Kansas City, g.
Washington, L. Base hits, Kansas City
ii; Washington, 4. Errors, Kansas City
4; Washington, 3.
At New York-Chicsgo, O; New York
5. First I base ,S hits, Chicago, {; New York, I
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 8; De
troit, 7. Earned runs, Philadelphia, 5
Detroit, 8. First Base hits, Philadelphia
0; Detroit, s, Errors, Philadelphia, Q
Detroit, 10.
At Boston-At the end Of the ninth in
ming tho score stood q tie. The visitor
were anxious to catch train and the um
pire, contrary to the rules, declared the
game drawn. The decision is very gener
ally denounced. Score: Boston, 8; st
Louis, 8. Earned runs, Boston, 8; st
Louis, 2. First base hits, Boston, 10; st
Louis, II. Errors, Boston, l3; ST. Louis, 10
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A pIrIFUL TALE.
The Sad Story of u PrIma DOnnn's Grief and
Mor Los. of RenAnn.

The Sad Story of PrImn DOnna's Grief and
IIcr Loss of Reason.
LONDON, August ga tragic story is
told by tho Cologne Gasstts OF the sad ex.
perience and cruel fate OF tho iavorite
Italian prima donna, zlira Gattini. A
short time ago zlira, her mother and two
brothers went 10 Barcelona where the
prima donna was to fulfill an engagement.
While there the mother became i'll. Ply.
siCians were called but the patient stead
lily grew worse. ZIira attended at the
bedside Of her mother during the day and
regularly appeared at the theatre each
night, leaving her brothers to watch over
the sick one.
Ono night while Zlira was absent OF the
theatre the physicians informed her
brothers that their mother was in hope.
less condition and could live but q few
hours at the most. The elder OF the
brotherp, crazed by griei at this announce.
ment, seized pistol and shot himself
dead In the presence OF his mother, who
expired almost Immediately aiterward.
The younger brother hastened To the
theatre 10 inform bis sister. He was
admitted and met her just as she
was leaving the stage, burdened with
flowers and her ears ringing with
the applause OF the audience. In q few
words he told her what had happened
when, with a fcream that was heard all
over the house, she ran TO a window and
attempted 10 throw herself 10 the ground.
She was restrained by friends who, at.
tracted by her cries, rushed toward her,
and was Immediately conveyed to her
apartments. When her paroxysm Of
grief had subsidized 1t was found that the
shock had deprived her OF her reason, per.
lnAnently the physician feared, and she
is now confined in an asylum.
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DETROIT, August 3.-An Erenin0 Jour
nails special from sCottsvllle says: "on
Sunday morning a wstchman employed
in Parkee, Cook & Co.'s saw mill, at Gun
Lake, discovered the mill on FIRE. He
gave the alarm and the foreman and
twenty mon responded, but the flames
spread rapidly and the mill, tramways
store and contents, with $4,000 feet ol
lumber and seven cars owned by the
Flint & Pore Marquette railway, were
burned. The mill was valued az S40, 600;
and The total loss 10 estimated at over $780,
900, on which there Is not more than $20,.
600 inAuratiCe. 10
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senator SfIIIeT;S Successor.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, August o. Both
HAcuSeSOl the Legislature met al 12 O'Clock
ihis. morning and Immediately proceeded
10 elect q United SlAlee Senator 10 I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death Of Senator
Miller, and A. +. Williams, who was nom
mated a. the Republican CAUCUS q few
hours before, was nominated, and received
= mJotlty oi The votes In both Houses
Lhe DemoCtats nominated Senator Hearst
The vote Of both Houses stood As lollowB
WILLIAMS, 70i Hearst, "a,
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Arms for NIoxicans.

NoGALEs, ARIz., August S.-ovsr one
hundred guns Of the Remington pattern
went through by express yesterday, con
signed to Governor Torres, OF Sonora.
There is much comment here over inter.
national affairs, aud the feeling between
American aud Mexican citizens. A good
many Mexicans are coming to the Ameri'
can side Of the line. They take occasion
to express violent opinions, but the Citi.
zsns are trying to keep down Ill feeling
Only q narrow street divides the Ameri.
can part Of the city from Mexicoj
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Mn. BooKwALrER, Of Ohio, takes time on
his way to jerusalem to say toa New
York reporter that the fight in 1888 viii
be between Cleveland and Blaine. Ht
says, "she old, stanCh Republicans intend
to put Mr.. Blaine up again to show the
NIugwumps that they have confidence Ii
him," 10 show that Mr.. Bookwalter is Z
Democrat who knows his party, here Ia
some!hing more from him: "What my
party lacks Is an issue." This is bad 70,
the party.
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lie Editor OfiM ialtllf0tnotr,

To Tie Editor Oftt faLtlliOsaesr,
siR:--Your Ohio readers will be In.
tefeBted In the announcement Of the ap.
proachlng HarycSt Home picnic, TO be
held Ia Aults Grove, near st. ClAlfBville,
Thursday, August 9th. A large attend
AnCO 10 anticipated and an enjoyable pro.
gratntne Of exercises has been prepared.
Mt. i. d. Poft6faeld will deliver The ad.
dress Of welcome, and A. T, MuKelyey
the response. Gen. y. II. Hurst, Of Chill.
cothe, tho State Dairy Commissioner, and
T. D, Harmon, Of The PlttBburgh National
SlOckmdn, will DO present and address the
farmers and their friends upon live Issues.
The HLnayille cornet band will enliven
The oCCaAiun with good music, and an old
fashioned basket dinner will crown the
occasion. ConyByAnces vii carry passen'
gers 10 and from ~ Clalrsvllle north,
and GlencoS, south Of the grove. All are
invited. JkRsEY.
81, CidirNilt, Augtii2.
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q. A, II, Parade at Sun Francisco

sAN FRANctSoO, CAL, August S.-since
early this morning the streets OF the city
have been thronged with people eager Ia
secure good place to see the grand pa.
rade Of the Grand Army OF the Republic,
which took placs here to-day. Owing to
the number Of posts taking part the pro.
ceSslon did not begin 10 move until II
o'clock. The serriel ranks Of the men,
and their excellent marching presented
an imposing appearance and ELECTED the
widest cheering and enthusiasm from
the spectators who lined tho streets and
filled the WindoWs Of the buIldInps.