Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-01

Levi H Durham, St Igaace. Mich, s5'
NY.
A B Baker, Washington. D G, 81
Maine, sth Reg U ) Vet Vol. 18th U
Inf.
Col George Cooley. Iudiansp0I'
44th Ill Inft.
Col Gins A zollinger, Indianapoli
10th Indiana.
Col WIN UCochran. indianapolis, oil
Ind Inf.
Col G Il Bramt, Huntington. ssth In
} Inf.
Major Jessie Chitwood, Connersvill,
Surgeon 7th Ind Cav.
DR. ] Carve, indianapolis, Firs
Lieutenant list Ohio.
DAKOTA DELEGATES.
Capt w v Lucas, Commander Depart
ment of Dakota, Chamberlain, y I
Capt l4th Ia Vol.
b W Spalding. Charleston, D I, Adj
Department Of Dakota, Co b, vi II
Midi.
RHLee, Altoona, D I, 92d Ill Mid !
G "A Hascrodt, Custer City, d I, Cap
10th Penn Vol.
l III
Cav.
JB Beebs, Parker, 10th Wis |.
c 8 Prescott, Esteline. 10th Mimi |.
| Henry Slime, Custer City, 10th la l
| d G Rogers, White Lake, 70Ih N Y l.
JIM O'Brien, Altoona. 40lb Wis.
| G Wheeler. Grand Fo ks. 7tb Nina
| C w Seeley, Esteline, 18th N Y FL A.
| The first train that arrived 10
nsLnta ~ M I iowa ana Indjana.
ua1o ..'s;ah has 's,,. A Ja~r - ssn niego
sol;d arrived n tbis citv this morning
Thsv snent most Of The day about
heaaausrtsrs see;no the city and its
snburbs They Expressed great delight
win i lbev saw.
~, Mioiioan bows and the Ohio con.
t;uosnt and siraoolsrs who we're on the
sane train went In their own train 60
santa Mcnica retnrninc here AZ abont Z,
pm. The Kansss train likewise was
here ali dav- In abort. there were
three trains hare all day. The new
| EnoIanders had gone out the niobt ba.
fore and the Ohiosns did not oet hack
| from San Diego until after dark. The
train CARVING the men from the NORTH
west went ont from hero en- route 10
San Francisco at about o ,. NJ. and the
| Michioan train followed a. sbont 10
| All trains 20 hack via Cotton Rar.tow
and Mo;ave
AT AHMoAf HALL.
A memorable occasion was the recep.
tion given to the @. A. X. boys and
their lovely kin and friends at the g. A.
X AandUu mint hofnrs Innf Var
want Of space detail of tue jubilee was
omitted in yesterday issuej and for the
same reason tie notice of to-day must
be brief. But it was, nevertheless, one
Of the most interesting and enjoyable
sociables ever held in Los Angeles.
There were meetings OF long separated
comrades, of old friends, q renewal Of
ties, which, although soldered 10 the
face Of danger, might become weak by
rust and age, but BY this meeting were
forged again, and the mere looker-on of
the happy reunion could not help feel.
ing wish that he was one Of them.
There is something In the spirit which
pervades an audience. When Arbuckle
sang "March through Georgia, II did
not seem the stale thing that Gen.
Sherman would run away from II be
could. And wien he recited Barbara
Fritchie,' in Germaa ~ well as In
English. there were eyes not entirely dry
by force in hall; but laughterrelieved the
strain in the Rotations Of "Mary Had
a Little Lamb" in variety Of broken
Tongues. Beside there were pleasant
and appropriate little speeches made,
not for fame ur publication, busof well
| nj Tka raafa nj
fair city seemed at home and more than
pleased. To the reporter of the HssALn,
who was not known as such, fulsome
praises OF the welcome. given were such
AS, il repeated. would seem even more
than deserved by the generous contrib
utors to this fraternai feast. One can.
not help feeling that in this reunion
there is a cementing Of Loyalty tall
along the line, and that the hospitality
Of Los Angeles is making more friends
for this incompatible garden Of the
godsn than can be conceived. The ia.
bles at the @. A. r. headquarters are
simply all that they could be, and the
attention is better than one gsts in no.
tells or decentralization means that It
is all homeliks and good.
Yesterday the hall was filed all day
long with crowds Of the boys. Major
Tom Anderson. Chief Of the Topeka,
Kansas. Mod0c Club, made : rattling
speech. He was followed BY Rev. T.
C. Warren, of Chattanooga, Tennessee,
in like vein. They and all the speak.
ers expressed great delight ct all they
saw in Southern California.
Last night the Ohio boys were on
deck ct the hall. Gen. Cougar, Divis-
ion Commander Of Chic. Judge O'Aiel,
Of the same State, Hon. John G. Lee,
ex-Lieut. Governor Of the Buckeyes.
Capt. Highly Of Cleveland. all made
speeches expressive Of their satisfaction
at coming by the Southern California
route. Mrs. Beeson sang the "star
Spangled Banner" and was rapturously
applauded. Miss Florence nunham
reaa sohie se'ecaons GU .O"'''s'
nosed Of T. b. flaming. DR.. Manning.
Harry Wyatt and VIM. Pendleton, sang
4 co1p nile 81 patriotic airs. Hon. ], VI.
Mckinley made brief address. Then
the Eiobtb Reoiment Band. Of Akron.
Ohio. played y number Of old war.dsy
airs in superb fashion. The band
number. thirty niece. Of brass. and they
NAV 4 solid mass Of harmonious sound
with feeling and expression that fills
the aoul with delight and stirs it to its
lowest deptbs. The msss OF brass WA
loo heavy for the little hall. and the
airs we're heard to best advantage out Of
doors on the street.. The an- T.
dience Joined In singing the
ssRed. White and Blue" Mrs. Besson
q H.