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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-22
REPUBLICAN
Anti-Mornon Rallies.

Public meetings vii! be held at the
places named and tho dates fixed
below:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-22
EH il
SECURITY
MuEua! Benefit Society
NEW YORK.
Incorporated December, 1SS1)
LIFE INSURANCE At COST,
+ e a r U F ES:

Its perpeuty and by wears
with The Agency Security and ncopor
aed under Of
and composed of the Of the metroros
Under that liability bv the
SECURITY MUTUAL Benefit SOCIETY," agency
TO bear all expenses.
Its limited Moruarv Fund
hence there large accumulation Of funds
Members subject restrictions to travelling.
ONLY MALE RISKS are accepted.
Only of steady eligible Miners and
others handling large quantity Of explosives Except s,ores) railway
brakemen and others in risky occupations eligible.
All losses usually paid follows Onea Of
proofs Of death; and the remainder Od.ys.
1t is the CHEAPEST BEST Life Insurance Association, IN
TIE WORLD
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-22

considering the elements of safety permanncy which our Society
NC organization ever before has offered benefits
HE Insurance at so little the insured.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-22
Security Mutual Benefit SOCiet1

NO aPpHcaNt over GO years Of age accepted.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

Saturdays League games: At New York
New York 2, Washington o; at Philadelphia
Philadelphia 6, Boston 0; at Pittsburg-
Pittsburg q, Chicago A. at Indianapolis-ln
dianapolis l3, Detroit 8.
American association At Louisville
Louisville 2, Brooklyn 8; at Kansas City
Kansas City Q, Athletics 4; at Cincinnati
Cincinnati 4, Baltimore l; at st. Louis-St
Louis g Cleveland l. Sunday At Louis
ville-Louisvilie j, Baltimore &; at Cincin
nati-Cincinnati ., Brooklyn q at Kansa
City-Kansas City %, Cleveland q; at st
Louis-St. Louis 5, Athletics T.
Western association: At Minneapolis
Minneapolis Z, Chicago IA: at st. Paul-St
Paul 2, Milwaukee 8; at Omaha-Omaha
Des Moines s. Sunday: AT Omaha--Omahs
g. Des Moines 2; at st. Paul-St. Paul 4
Milwaukee 1; at Miuneapoiis-Ther was NJ
game between Chicago and Minneapolis oil
account of an injunction against Sunday
ball playing. 1t is thought the franchise o.
the home club will be sold, as there is nj
money in week day playing.
Interstate league: AT Charlottesville
Bloomington 6, Charlottesville a at Peoria
Davenport 9, Peoria 5; at Danville-La
fayette ., Danville 8. Sunday: At Peoria
Davenport 2, Peoria 5; at Lafayette-Craw-
louisville IL, Lafayette | at Bloomington
Danville T. Bloomington T.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

corps and the troops of the south; was glad
to lie present and participate in these exer-
cises, for he saw in them the development oil
a sympathy such as was born in tho hearA
OF all who know how TO appreciate that
feeling, and thought none knew better how
TO manifest these feelings than the troops OF
the First corps
After spe liking Of the advantages Of the
federal position he said that here the south
ern army met its fate. but not for want of
valor, fortitude or faith. In paying tribute
to that yalor he said: "Pickett's charge has
not a parallel in the annals OF war" and
tuuchingly alluding to the dead said; "Such
is the sacrifice sometimes demanded by the
usages of war CHANGING toward Round
Top: You browning heights are nov for
more pleasant gatherings; for froternal meet
ingsn In closing he SAID "'rhe ladies are
present, God bless them, and may they dis
pei all illusions that may come between the
people,
The band. played "Dixie" before Long.
streets speech, and yankee Doodle" after;
then Gen Fairchild was introduced, and
started out with the sentence Twenty-Five
years have made it possible to sandwich Il
Confederate and Yankee between Dixie
and Yankee Doodle" He did not know a
better object-esson for the young than
these fraternal gatherings of those two once
hostile armies.
There were several other speeches, and in
the afternoon the monument of the Eighty
third New York regiment was dedicated. 1t
is tifty-one feet high and the finest ragimental
monument on the field.
In the evening Bishop Newman addressed
an audience of 900 in Christs Lutheran
church on the mission of the country.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

AND now comes the old and reliable
Providence, II. l., J0urnH and gives its
allegiance to the democratic ticket and
platform because of the republican po'
sition on the tariff. 1t says:
The J0urnai believes that upon this
question the democratic policy aud plat
form are right, and the republican policy
and platform are wrong, 1t had hop ed
that the party in convention would de-
clare for reasonable revision of the
tariff in the line of reduction in the
cost of the necessares of living, the re-
lief of manufactures a more open market
and practical revival of our commerce
1t has not done so. The democratic party
has. 1t is question of national policy
overshadowing all others.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
RIVER IMPROVEMENT AND TARIFF


Engages the Attention of Congress--The
Action Taken.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 1.-The river and
harbor bill was the subject principally dis
cussed in the senate Saturday. number of
amendments were agreed to, among them APP
preparations as follows: Mississippi river
above St Anthony's falls, $1,000; same,
head of passes to mouth of Ohio, increase
$500, 900; Mssourriver, 81 900, 600; directing
surveys at Rock Island, Ills, and Clinton,
Ia, and also from LaSalle Ills, to Lake
Michigan, at Chicago, for a waterway 100
feet wide and IA feet deep; also survey
from Lockport to Lake Michigan; also to 10,
cate canal from the Illinois river at Henne-
pin to the Mississippi river at the mouth of
Rock river An amendment was adopted
abolishing the Missouri river commission
Thirty-eight private pension bills were passed
and the senate adjourned.
The house passed the Fourth of July claims
bill and then took up the Mills bill The
duty OH flaxseed and linseed oil was in
creased to Is cents per gallon, and that on
licorice in various forms was also increased
A motion to reduce the duty on bi-chromate
of potash was defeated. The supporters of
the motion said the whole product was CON
trolled by trust The duty on glazed or
enameled tiles was reduced S per cent, and
the house adjourned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

There are more farms in the United
tariff. The value OF farm products is
infinitely greater now than in 1S60-be'
cause of the tariff. Manufacturing es'
Establishments have increased in number
since 1S60-because of the tariff. Sc
the protectionists argue. The argument
can be carried further
There are more saloons nov than in
1860; this blessed result flows from the
tariff Haugings are more frequent
now than in 1860; the duty on henri
has undoubtedly had something to do
with the increase. More children are
born now than in 1850; the relation be-
tween a protective tariff and fecun
There was great war fought lasting
from 1861 to 1863; this has usually been
charged to the democratic party, but the
tariff ia responsible for it, The great
strike of 1877 was direct result of the
tariff. We have had two presidents as
sassinated, and both assassinations oc-
Cured under Il protective regime; as no
president was killed under the free trade
system, Mr. Lincoln and MIR. Garfield
both owe their martyrdom to the tariff.
In 1884 we had candidate for the pres
idency who was confessed corruptionN
list. the first we had ever had; this, of
course is due to the tariff. Among
other Blooms that the tariff has given us,
may be mentioned the Chicago fire and
the New York blizzard. Great is the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

tween the First 81
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
HE CARRIES THE BELT.
A CITIZEN WHO CAN GIVE POINTS TO
ANY MORMON. -

Twenty-Thrcc Women Claim Hin for
for Wiyes-Tragedy at IndiaDRpoIis-The
| Cremation OF schriener at ChicagO-His
| WHO ConfesseH the Crime.
CHICAGO, July "A man who may Justly
lay claim to tho title OF the champion biga
mist now occupies a cell at the Harrison
Street station. He says his name is J. b.
Aldrich. lie has been living under the name
Of J. b Wellington at 623S Wentworth av-
enue, with wife No. ~. At least the police
| officer from Detroit who was in Chicago
few days ago looking for Aldrch, said that
| the latter had twenty. wives living in
different parts of the country, besides the
one at Detroit, and the one with whom Al
drich was supposed TO he living in Chicago.
lie is known in Detroit ns j. ID. Brown and
is supposed to have wife living in Balti-
more, Almost nothing is known by the
Chicago police Of the story, although they
have been looking for him since August
Of last year. Aldrich is Il carpenter, and
AZ years old He is tall, finely
formed man, with "A very Intelligent face
and preposseNsing appearance. He has clear
cut strong features, square forehead and be-
coming beard and mlistache; quite the sort
of "A fellow to captivate sentimentally in
clinod women. ale is very nervous for fear
the other wives will hear of his arrest" says
Lieut., Elliott Aldrich says he has been IN
Chicago since last March. He was ARRESTED
late Saturday afternoon ON Adams street by
Officer, Rohan aud Kehoe, of the Central
station, who have been looking for him for
some time The Detroit officials have been
notified of the arrest
Telegram from Detroit says: "The man
Brown arrested in Chicago for having a sur
plus of wives is supposed to be the same man
who married no less than three women in
Detroit, living with none OF them longer
than three weeks, and with two only for a
fortnight His method of operations was to
advertise for housekeeper, representing
himsilf as a wiiower His victims were,
with one exception, young and rather ig-
noIant women He would call on them
often, putting of with one excuse and
another taking them to his "home," and
would finally propose matrimony. He mar
ried one of the women before the license law
went int fleet and two since, giving the
same nam = each time, but different initials.
His operations in the marrying line extended
all over the state"
In conversation with reporters here he ad-
mits number of marriages but says he
didn't know how it happened He deserted
his latest Chcago-wife a few weeks ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
Simon Cameron Dimes His Friends.

LANCASTER, Pa, July ,. -Saturday after
noon the veteran statesman, Gen. Simon
Cameron, entertained a large number Of
friends at his county seat near Maytewn
Donegal Farms. The dinner was of that
character for which the general is famous
Among the guests we're the following; Sec
rotary of State Bayard; Senators Don Cam
eron, Butler, and Edmunds; Congressman
Hiestand; Charles A. Dana; w. M. Singerly
w. u Hense; President Roberts, of the
Pennsylvania railroad, Messrs Ingalls,, Al
lison, Beck, Blackburn, Brown, Daniels
Scull, Voorhees,, Gray, Farwell, Faulkner
Hearst, Quay, Vest, Hale Randall, Davis
Jones of Arkansas, Morgan, Plumb Reagan,
and salisbury.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

LONDON, July 2.-Advices from Natal
report the threatened outbreak in Zululand
serious The Zulus are mastering in formid.
able numbers, and not only have all the
troops in Natal been hastily ordered to the
frontier but messages have been receiv ed by
the war office here asking for immediate re-
Inducements, Orders have been sent to
Cape Town ard obeyef with remarkable
alacrity. The Royal SCOTS regiment, with
artillery, eighteen officers, horses. and sup
plies for the voyage, will embark at Cape
Town for Natal The circumstances must be
most pressing to require the dispatch of an
entire regiment. The trouble has been brew
ing for long time, but the immediate
causes of the present outbreak of hOstilities
has not been explained
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
FROM LAKE To RIVER.
SPIRITED Dz6ATE IN THE SENATE
OVER 7 1E HENNtPlN CANAL.


sneI'""h Up! "-eS t'e S'"'"e ANA HiiS"u
Comes :" the Resonr-sWe ping CiNi
Service o,drI--Gen -heridan on foI
NonuuItt- Pro.pect, and
lr,c.s,lIn,,,-v,,b Iurt,n CIV Notes.
| a., 81,
| "NShiN"iI" 'iih' 'ui1 -i"o 'i'"''V
| Plh 'ai'ai sohome came III Tor so'" 7ha'
OF Tie orat"ry dIrIng the senate session H''
"ru"y' Ihs river ana hhr'"r 'in "as W.
hhd an AN hdIheht lI'"n's survey io'
| sun 'ahhl rom Ia ~ M !" i-'"o "iN"
| iS"i'' near tho's" l'" 'ec. "ihe ann '""'
ueeh leeI deopli was "PP'Ne"i ny nhe' 'h"'i ~
tue gr"uhu thlt II l"s"' 'o"e, tuo "No' ~
tue inF'' hhl that ''7 P''"'l'h uu'i'S WI ~,
De u proVhle se"erds' Tor 'hleaeo' Nu
canal ne thnught, ought I" pe eo'A,. "'''i
by Tue United States except 10 eut on So',le
IlhpeiIectloi' or olH''"e''"h' ar VI, an
mich'sa', or LAKE ""i VI on ~ -,
river at Louisville. II" also eAPrts''u opio
stloh To similar provision tn 10 li'o i''''"e
pun canal IL
iehef hdV"cdtei poV' P'ol'''i'iolis Us "oils
IA li'o il'ele's VI Io'i''' a' 70 o -,
metropolitan Jo"' INNS "'n,on'ou VI -
hTs'y 10y inc r"''l""'N' nai Doon "a "a y
hablt OF speaking Oh 'nv iiennePnl iiain,
nnnnurnts nf Wutpr. wnys ucroSs the CONT
nant 4, ther. was meriiorious thing in
tho Inn il was the propnsition to opgn ship
canal. Prom I,., Michigan down through
- uI,'i. -, - So, ~, N,,hi,,an
'uo i'i'n''7 NV ""d '"' ''''
across tue COUNTRY WIN" ""u'' "'''''''''o
date the people OF TIE upper misslS'Ippi anu
the extreme west
Vest called attention to the fact that the
survey of the Hennepin canal had already
bean msda fine estimated cost having been
"a "a, nnn, o,,,i ,hot no ,,.a,,,, ,,rn,o.i,in ,,
- a -. - T.. -. -, -, -
mnS "ol i"' uiNo9' ""' ~ '"'
Tie hhu perslStHhty anu consistently oppoSeh
putting canal projects into the river ana
harbor bill Ii the friends of the Hennepm
canal yVanted the apprnITiation made they
should hiring il before congress as a sonar
ot I'm al ha,,a tho r,,t,ar fairly dis
~ d.. .I,, NTH ~ s,,,L ,,,.oioots
."O' ~ ~ "a
INTO river am haroor ",'', "o"'n w 'no
"hoie sSspeh u lhterhn' improvements 'i'o
scandal ana oaIum'
sherman spoke Oh 'he iuhsultuue VI tne
proposed snip canal ne sall that tle uis
lance from Chlcago 10 theIhouth Oh Tue I'M
olsrlVer at l. aSalle was %oo MICS greater
distance than the propoSeh nicaragua cahal
from ocean TO ocean, ana the estilhhueu cos'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
NntIonnI FinnnnInI nintters.

WAsHINGroN cry, July Treasury Off.
cials estimate that tbs reduction in the pub
lie debt during June viii reach Sl3. 500, 900,
which will make the reduction for the fiscal
year closed saturday about Sll3 OO0, 900.
Bond purchases up to date under tho April
circular aggregate S2d, no, $50, of which
Sls,aSi 100 were Is and -, 3a3, $50 ~ per
cents. The per cents cost tho government
$@3, ;A7 IA, and would have cost at matur.
ity go, hn, SEQ, n saving of ~. l@l ,5Sl The
A. IS cost ~, U8DOjG, aud would have cost at
maturity ~ 1O5 l5S, IA saving of SG6h, IL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
Gen. sheridan Sails for souou,tt.

"AsHINGToN CRY, July 2-The proposed
removal OF Gen. Sheridan from this city to
Nonquitt, ms summer residence, was begun
saturday, and without jar or difficulty the
gallant soldier was placed in an ambulance
ana taken to the q. S. S. Swatara, where his
GO. was placed on a swinging cradle in the
snlps cabin. He bore the removal first rate
and said he felt better already. His physi
Clans Issued bulletin at noon stating that
no al effect had followed the journey. Those
VINO got glimpse of him said he looked
white and thin The Swatara sailed at D.
m for the generals new home on the coast.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
NEW CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.
IT Takes in Nearly Every Person in the De-
partmental Service.


partpentai Service.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 2.-The new civil
service order which was made public Satur-
day has created quite stir in department
circles 1t carries civil service reform al
most to its limits. Six new classes of en-
ployes are added to those heretofore exist
ing. 1t takes in every person in the depart
mental service except such as are as appoint
ed by and nth the consent of the senate and
such as are appointed as unskilled laborers
and messengers The bureau of engraving
and printing, the supervising architects of
nee and the bureau Of statistics are inclnded
in the civil service rules, and those who are
appointed In those bureaus at per diem pay
are to be rated with those receiving annual
salaries to the same amount. 1t would seem
that the employees OF the government print,
ing Office ale included also. although nc
mention is made OF them in the rules as rub
hshed. The provisions of this order, il they
become the practice of the government. will
place our civh service nearly on par with
that of England
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

LONDON, July 2-The parliamentary
contest in the Isle of Thanet division re.
suited in the election of Mr.. james Lowther,
the Conservative candidate Mr. Lowther
received 3, 547 votes and the Hon Edward
Knstchbull- Hugessen, the Liberal candidate,
ESQ This seat was made vacant by the
death of Col King Hartman, late under-sec-
rotary for ireland. The vote this year in
this division represents an increase over the
last election of l4S votes for the government
and an increase of I,57S for the Liberals
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
A wlFe,s HORRIBLE CONFESSION.

Mrs. SChriener Admits Pouring Kerosens
on Her Husband and Igniting 1t.
CHICAGO, July The mystery surround
ing the death Of Matthias Schriener, which
occurred week ago near his home at 20z
Mohawk street, has at last been cleared up.
His wife last night confessed that she poured
kerosene oil over her husbands body while
he lay in stupid state Of intoxication and
deliberately set fire to his clothing During
the past six months the husband and wife
quarreed necessarily. Mrs Wagner, mother
of Mrs Schrener, who WINS also arrested on
suspicion, will be released, as the daughter
maintains that her mother had nothing to do
with the crime.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

corps of Confeder-
ates, Maj. Glen.
James Longstreet,
who arrived Satur-
day morning and
will re IN a n
throughout the ex-
ercises. One of the
most pleasing epi-
sodes was the cor .
dial greeting of
Gems. Sickles and
Longstreet, W b o
came together I'M
expccte dly in the
dining room of the
Springs hotel, meet
ing for the first time
since the bloody en-
gageinent between
their two corps took
place in front of
Round Top on the
I'd of July, 1858.
D..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

NATION, Ills, July lit has transpired
since the lynching of W. A. Moore for al
legged outrage on Mary A. Bumgardner, OF
Altamont, His, that the girl has an exceed
iugly bad reputation for purity, and also
that she is suspected of arson. on &C,
count of the indignation of the
citizens of Altamont at her and her
mothers "goings on" aud the
suspicion of arson, she left Altalnont and
came to this city Her story about Moore
was contradictory aud the people of this
city are now when il IS too late indignant at
the lynchers, and there is talk of prosecut-
ing the best citizens of Cha Ilestou who
are implicated in the affair
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
JOHNSON TOOK HIS REVENGE.
A Deserted Indiana Husband Fatally
Shunts the Woman and Himself

Deserted Indiana Husband Fatally
Sh""ts the Woman and Himself
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 2.-Some months
ago DR. NJ Alexander eloped with the
wife of jesse johnson The latter, who is a
man of means, traced the couple to Mexico,
and later had them arrested at st. Louis.
They were brought back and Alexander
was placed on trial, charged with for
gerry of JOhnsons name to a note. Sat
urday Alexander was CORRECTED and SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment John
SON. having in the meantime obtained di-
vorce, the clipping couple were married after
their arrival here
Saturday night, while Mrs. Alexander
was walking with her sister, she was over.
taken by johnson in front of the Hotel
brunswick He fired three shots at her, one of
which took effect near the base OF the spine.
johnson then shot himself just below the
heart Both are expected to die Robert
Long, a travelling man who was passing at
the time, was slightly wounded in the shout
der by stray bullet
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
The Cincinnati Expo,itio On.

CINCINNATI, O., July . Elaborate prep
arations have been made for the opening Of
the Cincinnati exposition on the Fourth A
permanent building has been erected Il
colossal plans but it is still too small, and
additional buildings are going up rapidly to
meet the demand for space. The railways have
all made special rates, ana will provide first
class accommodations The Monon route has
posted the following rates, for instance; Chi
cago to indianapolis and return, 1870; to
Cincinnati and. T eturn, So; to Lafayette and
return, s240 to Louisville and return, 50,
etc. These tickets will be good returning
July to Z, inclusive Anybody who wants
to go to the exposition eau "get there"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
Chn.la aud HI. WIZ at the CarItnI.

WASHINGTON CITY, July THE Indian
Chaska aud his white wife, formerly Miss
Cora Fellows, of tbs city, whose marriage
was the subject of considerable newspaper
notoriety, were ut the Indian office Satur-
day on business in connection with certain
lands in the west. The lady spoke of the
newspaper comments which hor marriage
had given rise to, and said she did not uTlder
stand why there had been SO much gossip
The couple intend leaving the city this week
for the west, where they will settle down TO
farming
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02
FIRE DEVASTATION IN SWEDEN.
The Homeless Numbered by Thousands
and Many Dead Bodies Being Found.


LONDON, July The recent fires in
Sweden have been appalling for their fright
full destruction of life and property. Out
Of population of 1000 souls, at
Lundsvall, 1000 are homeless. Three
thousand are homeless at Unea.
King Oscar. accompanied by his ministers
and high officials has gone to the burnt dis
tricts and personally oversees the distribu-
ton of tents, blankets, clothing and pro-
visions to the poor creatures who have so
ruthleSsly been driven from their homes
Subscriptions have been opened at all the
large towns in Sweden for the relief of the
sufferers
A heavy loss of life is feared Already
many charred remains have been dug out of
the smoking ruins. Reports of further fires
are arriving. Sixty houses have been burned
in the districts of Lila and Edet In the
neighborhood of Ileby, Talumwsola and Os-
tan6Y extensive fi6k are burning and large
number of farms have been destroyed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

the thirteen New THIRD WISCONSIN, VOLS.
Jersey monuments were dedicated east of
Round Top, the exercises taking place in a
grove adjoing Sedgwick avenue Col. Camp
bell drew up the militia in two lines, and a
salute was fired in honor of Governors Green
and Beaver. Col James w. Duffy, chairman
of the New Jersey monument commission
presided
FRIGHT sunshine and n deliphtful breeze
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-02

voII.VTyI;Es' Beaver, of Penn
sylvania, ex-officio president OF the Memoria |
association.
Gen. Lucius Farchid, past national com
mander of the G. A. R.-who lost his left
arm in the battle of the first day within
fifty feet of where he stood-made touch
ing speech, referring in feeling terms to the
past and of the terrible ordeal through
which the Iron Brigade, in which Wisconsin
had three regiments, passed on that memora-
Bile LIST of July, 1868.
Most prominent among the spectators was
the welknown commander of Lees first