The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-07

rook Eiaee IN ssIlna-The Possession
oaaEne ana . HAIR Eone-Noi q Hitch
iaths Prerram-Thrse FIHe spseches-
Eserghsay Enisys sire Day
Tie hsavens could not have smiled
sweeier than they did decoration
DAY. All nature seemed in har-
mOay for the very purpose Of pay
ng iss respects 10 the patriot dead.
TIE air was neither too hot, nor
to- cold, but struck q happy mean
Which it retained throughout the
cav, making the cemetery and park
uaosl delightfui resorts. Quite early
ia the morning people from the
country came iu wagons, and 10
large numbers, with baskets we'll
laaded, prepared for = full aud COM
. Eileie enjoyment 81 the exercises Of
the day. The procession was formed
at,out in the eraer which We pub
lished Tuesday, and was under
the direction 81 Messrs. kemper.
shafer and MARYLAND. Aud we
uTish o. say right here that never
N-as q coiumn better managed than
sas the sne yesterday. the John
A. Logan Post turned out fully In
strong, while the Sons Of Veterans
and W n. q. were out also la good
foroe- The X. of i'.'s and ] q. ..
F.'s added not little To the beauty
% the procession by their fine uni
fsrms aud precision uf movement.
The Fourth Regiment Band, a. also
the KID BAND, never gave tine pub
Dr. better music. The rear Of the
procession left the Iron avenue
bridge Just a. il front wound up the
cresl "a Cemetery Hill. Assembled
aIs0n the Grand Army plat,
about the graves of the sol
diers buried there, the brauti-
ful ceremonial 20 ihe ritual " "a pro
ceeded vita. Commander Criss
with clear voice and sn excellent
delivery arts-d - MASTER nG ceremo-
nies. The firing party, under the
command It Capt. Bush, executed
their part of the programme most
skiiifully. The whole proceedings
90 the cemetery were profoundly
Impressive aud indeed beautiful the
iseauty Of which was greatly height
ened BY the lovely Landscape spread
usli before the assembled multitude
the like 81 which j. seldom seen ON
this earth. Attic rl"se of the exer-
cises usual ou this occasion, the
ronsmitiees scattered out to decorate
flre graves 90 tiie soldier dead. These
lseuuliTul trihutes % the memory at
the heroes. Wrry laid upon the graves
81 the following soldirr-:
William y. Anderson, sergeant
snd Z colorado cavalry. pied N"Vem
ter, lisa
rhsmas g. Anderson, private "A
s'ologadn ravAlrr. Died November,
:. ls7s
Henry Bortou. 90. G.. 5th Iowa
cavalry lsied February y, $50.
John Beck, Illinois regiment.
Deed spring ui lisa.
Thomas q. Doolsv, chaplain 9Th
Michigan cavalry. Died August Ia.
lssl.
Uourad Fuchs, private iaih Him
ois Infantry Died September ~
ISIS
calvin Girard. Died June g, ISL
Beuianiiu Hall. captain in New
HamrhIte regiment. Died August
Is. lsiss.
iohn q. Hart.
Adam o.. Head. l,ri q 60. 70,
l2Ih Dhio lufsniTy. bred Novem-
iueI 3. lss6.
Csilt,s-rt a.. Low. cap ain in ath
GIliuoie iufantry Died June Q, ISIS.
sseorge ,. lay, private 90. q, sd
Indiana Inisntry. Died July ~,
lssl.
~. Noorr. captain. Died ucio-
tser. l4. lsSs.
Addison = Norton. Lieutenant
E'oluuel. l7th Illinois Infantry Died
nrCemlser lsth. iNsf
Addison A. horton, musician in
Elliuois infantry regiment. Died at
McT'her-ou. Kan, in lSS6, and
lsuFfed in Gypsum Hill cemetery.
". ~. Norton, 90. q. siah New
Nurk Infantry. Died March =.
lS-a
Iaua Ready. 60. X, sinh ohio Ia
fsulTy Died March o., lSSs.
Washington sShoi'e. private I'D
L =. -alary-l inlautry. Died March
o. ~
Arthur NsuTasSrll.
- o. Williams, r-aIstaiu TO. T.. ~a'th
Illinois Infantry. Died hrt"lscr -
~
Tlaeoi.ald Very. nr-t sergeant,
80. q. tth ksn~s- cavalry. Died
Euly lu. l>7s.
49, WeiIeuha-h. iu q. \ regular
-rrVire and discharged ri close 81
uur Died iu l~5s.
E-iiiah Husband private 90. X, OF
marine service. DEED llt-remltrr =
is
Rus~sii Reno Cox, private 60. G.,
We Illinois lnfantry- Died October
s. ~
Jane "a. smith. 60. a. "a Michi-
ran cavalry. Died January :, lSS~.
Michael Nahinauif, private 60. T.,
s3i Pennsylvania Infantry. Died in
~.
Richard "a. White, Lieutenant
f'rionel 2rd Wisconsin cavalry. nird
Ealv :. sS~7.
Peter "a Huber. Died orioi,er "
l~71
~oan after II o'clurk NJ, ia,
sroNrds reassembis-d st the Park C.
sniey = t.icnic dinner. In due cours'
oTtiale the Post hand with their in
slirtuug Eausic, gathered a larg,
audience al,oui the speakers stand
urhich uas handsomely decorated
fer the occasion. lea the front al
shich uas suspended, from over
hanging branches, = large, handSonI'
hAE.
ErammEaatr Cri~~ made q heauti'
ggi opening speech which Was we'll
zuorded and delivered with good
edeci. Following Mr.. Criss' re-
narks Dr. WIN. Rishor MS intro
aure6 a. the first speaker. The
Doctor uas - his hest, although he
uus 'rroxy~ for Rev. J. NJ. Johns
sl.e adreEti-r,l speaker aud
hsd ~ chance o. prepare an effort
He presented siruug point iu the
slerual snd never-endiug conflict OF
fsrtt arainsi wrong. aud sppliy.d u