The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

man of strtlinely handsome and weli.bred appearance, ard ot per feet manners and IS the only one of the Lees who k unmarried.
 Turning from the Lees, Gen. Longstreet, the ranking Lieutenant General of the Confederacy. l am sorry to know, is getting on badly. He lives at Gainesville Ga, and hIs house there burned recently witt, all that was n it. Longstreet had tho confidence of Gen. Lee to greater degree than any of his off ccrs, for, barring Gettysburg, about which there $ 3 wtde diversity of orinian Longstfeet never made a mtstelSe. Gen. Early, another of Lees corps commanders, lives at bynehbuFe, and is in the practice of law. He is fairly well to do Of Gorden have spoken before.
 Everybody knows what Gen, Hampton. who once commanded all the cavalry of tho Army of North ern Virginia. is doing, anu that Mn ior-G eneral N. c. Butler IS his col lege in the United States Senate from South CaflIna,
 Turning to the offices in Gen. Johnston's Army of the Tennessee, Lienteuant-General 4. ?. Stewart is Peresldont yf tho University of Mississippi at Oxford, and Meuten- ant-General Stephen D. Lee is Pres idcnt ot anotber Mississippi instlta- ton of learning |. IT. and Patton Arderson are dead. Gen. Bate is United States Senator from Tonnes soo, and ". H.. or "Red' Jack son, one of Forests division comman- iors, is living near Nashville on a magnificent plantation. Gen. Wheeler, who commanded al of Gen 5ohnston's cavalry when he was only ," years oId, planter If North Alabama, was t member of tho last, and k q mombor-eleet of the next Congress. Gen. LaWton, the Qu9r.er- Master General of the Confederey, is leading member Of the Savannah, Ga, DAT, and Gen. Goreas, the Confederate Chief Of Ordinance, died in Alabama the oth- CT day. Cockrell, the ranking Con- federate General from Missouri, is the senior United States Senator from that State. E. c. NalthalI of of Mississippi, aho was seriously considered ns possible Gomman- der q the Army of the Tennessee in 1884 by Nh Davls and his cahi. net is United States Senator from Mississippi and the attorney for Inc Illinois Central 5 southern cannee= ting Ines, at . salary If Sl2,9 99e a year Just aftei the War ho WIS | law faetner of Judge Lamar ag 0x- ford
 TAreo West Point Governors and ox-Confelerate Generals rode at the head of tIfo troops from their respective States in the New York Centennial parade. They were FitzAueh Leo of Virginia. Buclzner of Kentucky, and Nichols of Louis im,a. Nichols, who was terribly wounded losing an arm and leg. both close to the body, was elected Governor for the second time in i.S7, ana lnangurated in 1888. Robert Eowrey. vho was 2 Briea- dier Geaoral in the army Of Aoti1- orn Virginia, k governor of Miss iSsippi. aaa SuIlr Ross, Whe com mandsd Texas brigade in For. rests troops, is Hoa Governor ot the greaI Siato oi Tezas. Pagan lives n ArEaHsas, aS does Moyan and Lou.s uehert fone ot the best math- ematieiaas that eYer lett West Point) who WAS Coloae! of the. Third lou isiania Infantry and Brigadier General, and who lives up in his natieo Attakapas, in Louisiana. BoS~er lives near Charlottesville, and is rieh, whlie i} II. RobirtsoH, the eourtly graeions gentleman, is resident Of Washington City. George Stewart lives in Boston, as also does BraJley Johnson. vii liam Payne lives here in Washing t5n aal n Warrenton, Sa., and k the eat55mty 5or tho Virginia Mid. land. Thomas M logan, the young- est Brisadler General the Conted ercy ever made berng just ty. enty, one when commissioned. ls at tho head Of Inc great Richmond and West Point Terminal sy stem. He lives jn New York.
 Wflham P. Roberts of North