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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Chicago cloarings Yesterday IN round
numbers, $40 500 900
Documentary sterling steady at iSl@.
New York exchange - cents dis
count to par per $1,000.
Money OH open market IN London 4
per cent. on short call and three
months for bills. The Bank of England
discount rate remains at per cent.
The weekly statement of the Bank o t
France shows an increase of S225, 900 in
gold and a decrease OF Sl50,000 IN
silver.
Increase of railroad earnings: Chi.
Cago 4 Atoms, earnings for the first
week IN February, increased Sll ,i6l
Wisconsin Central, for the first week III
February, increased so, ,367; Lake Erie
4 Western. earnings for the first week
in February, =, ,l24; Chicago 81 Eastern
Illinois, earnings for first week IN Feb
rllarv. increased S4O1; Richmond u
Danvllle system, earnings for iirst
week IN February, increased S37 30
Evansville IL TCrre Haute, earnings tOI
the first week IN February, increased
81 ,5lq; earnings of Pittsburg Il Western
for first week IN February, increased
S3,29l.
An the roads in the country average
a proportlouatc increase. The Lake
shore road Will be double tracked the
entire distance of l0l miles between
Chicago and Elkhart, Ind.
Imports at New York during the
seven months ending January 81, were
S295, ,029 ,357, against S270, ,3S9,4l3, the
same time last year.
BY careful calculation, the total ton
mage of the world, steam and sail, fig
ures up i'm round numbers p 600, 600, Oi
which 30 per cent. Is British
The American per cent. Is so very
small that it cuts no figure IN the
world S calculation.
Yesterdays exports from New Or
cans TO Liverpool. were Is bushels Of
wheat; 10000 bushels Of corn To Cork
| 43 ,000 bushels of corn to Antwerp; anC
| 900 bushels to Ncwry, England.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
Sealed Proposals

Ths fnmnIft nn Ea fnEs of thr Board
af ffarattea rf fhs fYfv ~ Grand hsf.fs v H
receive sealed bee mnfi Mareh n is.f Hf g.
f.r su eleven rnHrI school neiIf ia hrfr
sfafffs aHt basement fiars srf sreriH aft--.
ean h@ s~eH AZ fhe aNirf 81 fhe -rrferF ~ fn.
board. .lfF Ns'I
a-f Is Hferrsef fr re1e..f srv ~ aIf fffe
hIas ntHsf - srranpaHfed ~ a. cert Hrf
che.k 4 i1f kls
nfFEIFT COOK
fsh ~ ffairnfar
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
DROZIER Il CUTTERS
Y REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
,. p. CALDWELL, MANAGER.
w esfon Building. a. Canal-St

- - y - Nv Ills M NsNehthfhs
Weston Building, a. Cansl-St
SOUTH GRAND RAPIDS Lots Tor sale on
- easy PAYMENTS near union depot OF two
leading railways fine place for 4 home. sell
Tor So 10 SsO-are tle1 per lot cheaper than
any other suburban lots OF equal location
good place for moderate Investment. ~ lots
or the plat now sold. Call on Crovier A Cut
lers real estate department. weston building.
SiS00 VIII buy Rne modern residence on
tc'V Cherry. near Henry -. II about $3.50
is paid down. balance car be paid g per
month. Crozier a cutters real estate depart
mrnt. Weston building.
SdaO0 Buys house and Tot on shsidon-st.
'1vVV north % Nsslfhvave. hve minutes
wak from MonrOest Inquire DroTier 4 cut
lcr's real estate department Weston building.
S9l00 Viii take the beautiful new modern
t"vVV room dwelling. corner Center and
Buckeye Stss terms easy. Grower A cutler :
real estate department. Weston building.
STORE BUILDING with q suites rooms
- above. on Nadison-sye-- vii be sold Tor
cash or exchanged. at a bargain. iro1tff a
cutler real estate department. Weston Build.
ing
A SPRING ~TRRFT House TO- fwo iaui'l -.
n HiIi o. sold rhrap ~ FErtsnred I1f other
property hy CroTier 4 cutters real esfsfe d.
partwent Weston huildIng
TN Ml ~k keuN, The hffiy msrufscfur. <
4 fakr fIfr $50 havr e0frr fne zrfr urffr-t7 7
insfde of 'irnifs ve wiii Sell or ~ rhsner fsr
Grand Rapids rfa0erfT lr.fIFf CATER IS
rcsi estate 3epartnfnf Weston hHfdlnE
ST-On Fsrri - a. a~f-s fi- m zee from NJ
lfO w Pleasant fnasf gsee bone -el o.
exchange far property here. trnrifr Nat rr 8
real estate department, Nrsfrn hu.idiug
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
NOSBY TO LOAN

MONEY LOANED on real estate. Fsllsss a
VI swarthoui. lawyers, over National City
Bsnk. 81
CASH To LOAN Houses ~ sell and rent
' farms and vacant lots % sell. All grade
anf iu different localities go bottom prices
terms and time made fn sulf. interest low
CaIi a. room 3. New hogseman block GA Henry
EaHck n
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
Rim AND IN RACES.

Senator Co.qmtt, of Georgia, the
great temperance statesman of the
South. THINKS the dramshop has much
to do with the race troubles. lie says
They tell Us of the bitterness and
anlmOsltv that the whites have for the
blacks. have A remedy TO propose.
SHUT the dramshOps IN all sections of
the south, at every cross-rOad, and IN
every town and hamlet where whites
and negroes interminglc in the same
community, and Will pledge you that
where YOU hear of ten cases of blood
shed now. you Will not hear of one. II
IS liquor conflict, not a race issue"
There is no doubt that the Southern
white man would be more susceptible
TO theinHuence of much reason, if the
vile Southern whisky could be kept
out Of his head. There Is no good
work IN this world that Is not hindered
even if not actually defeated, by the
liquor traffic. Its tendency IS never
toward good, but Invariably toward
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

"Blu Arp" the fool. has an article
in the Atlanta Caua,frtion on the race
problem. iu which he says of the peo-
pie of the North
"lt does .ook <c most Oh the people
no Nortn are cranky about something.
It IS n0 wonder that they are cranky
on tnr question, for they havo been
crossed a11 rccr0sscd and mixed and
ama'zamatcd and bred n aud bred out
SD much. tnat 10 is "a wonder they have
any established coles about any
thing. The masses Are mixture of All
nations NoU ght 81, well try 90
raise a goo1 stock Ot horses by mixing
the blood of thc racer and the trottcr
and the Percherou and the mustang,
and toe tonestoga ard tnc IeXas buck
er and BaI33m ass combined"
spossib.e that thc people Of tho
North have "bred srd bred OUT rs
he saws. but they have never been
guilty of breeding In with their slaves
and then making merchandise OF their
own children ON ,he breeding ques-
ton. 70 hchooves the South % preserve
an Impressive silence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

SWFRfFF-S EAlE By virtue ~ a. execution
- issued out of and under the sea ui he Iir-
emit Court ~ the County ~ Kent in fhe STATE
of Michigan. affesfed on The ifh dHv of
February A. u. i>ii1, % ne diferted snd DE-
llsrrcd in favor - John + Lswrfnrf risintn-
and against the goods and chsifeis. and Joy
want thereof then - the resl estate q
Hattie n Moore defendant therein named.
have levied thereon and shall oppose
for sale ~ public auction ~ rendnf u
fhe highest bidder. ~ The south front
entrance 10 she Circuit Colrf rooms Court
ffrrk so-raiicft in fhe cIfv ~ sfaua
RAPIDS fbat beinE the plarr ci holding the
firrfff court 81 THE counts " herein saih
rrcr.,iseS A. SITUATED 0r ratUrdHy. ne pfh
fzv ef Nafth. A. % len ~ lf rlock in the
forenoon ~ safd dar fte fo'irv 'nf desff hea
real esfafe iving ana tsirg in re County 81
Nerf and stale ef Michigan and desffla afd -
lows o. rvffs The rfsf ere hrnfrne srf
tusnfv fve l15 ieef ~ l0i soar 81 biHr ieHf
g. 90 Nithsys Adaiton q ~ ify ei "fane
rarIfs fn saif County ~ en-
Uafed February q $50
LOOMS b. BISHOP
ehsffn ~ herf ruuftr
TyrF Lsvasf.fr. fudsr eherir.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
A NIIGWI IH.

The mugNump has been helittled by
the Republican press rs a nondCscript
sort Of a creature. of no particular con
sequence except TO fling stones at when
q party was out Of humor because
the votes didn't count up to suit him.
Toledo Bee.
Nothing strange in that. 4 mug
wump is man who IS not quite good
enough to be Republican, and too
good to be A Democrat. Since he falls
so lttlc below the proper standard, Re
publicans have little patience for aman
who lacks the spirit to strive a little for
political perfection.
WHAT IS 1t to be popular and taking
writer of the present day? 1t some
times seems as # it consisted SIMPLY IN
a full leave and license TO make A fool
Of ones self in cold type. If anew re-
porter on any paper should bring IN
such stuff as the following paragraph
written by Nym Crinkle, he would be
fired into the street and MS bosh into
the waste basket. He says Of julia
Narlowe's 'Rosahnd":
"You feel that the ignis frfu,,s clini-
mcr OF subtle feeling /, the giimmcr OF
those frcfics Of temperament huumg
purposeiy round and round in a h0sky
covert"
pEwocRArIc journals arc still draw
ing supplies Of balm for their lacerated
and bleeding hearts from what they
arc pleased 90 call speaker Reeds de-
feat or back down. We care but little
f1r what they call ,t. Tho principle
that actual presence does away with
fictitious absence has come 10 stay.
There Will ho no defeat or hack down of
tbst Personal presence, and attention
60 business have come 10 bo a recognized
duty of q Congressman, rs well as of
any other official
THFsF uill now BE- q neck and neck
race between Congress and tho ONO
! Legislature. Ohio Democrats are do
termued 20 zcrrymauder thc state INTO
Democratic Congress districts. and
Senator llatr ard Ro0rcsouiaove Wick
ham havc tr03ucedhIsfn Congress 90
maintain Congressional naid,sfrrts 8s they
n.F er.. Aecvl always travels faster
.naa good. the omo Democrats an
a>ely 20 forge n ahsad.
IuAerp queen Victoria saying 60
F pe-Isr.~r.f uAfv Trr.fs srd t,rntIo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Most complexion powders have n vul-
gar stare, but POzZOnis Is a true bcau-
timer, whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

The Toss u" Cigar is not . competitor
against any other 5c brands, bat an JOE brands
because 30 is equal 20 any Joe cigar on the
market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

Any Subscribe 60 THE TELEGRAa.
HERALD whs fan. 90 receive the PSPa
r.sul.rf,. or -ho may have reason 60
eo.n.oiafo 81 late delivery, win confer q
se.ei.t favor b. Informing this once Of
a. s,.et a. once. ssad p0stal card or cal
sp telephone 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

HANrLIFfk kinLT general warrhnuscmen.
IA AZ ON routh Division So. Store household
goods az loH rates, packing and MOVING
promptly attended la by tcicphouinr No. M
San 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

The TEIEGRtW-HERALD shows a con-
slant, steady gain in circulation, and
It's value ss an advertising medium IS
recognized by the largest and best adj
vertsers in tins and other cities.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
BUSINESS CHAYoEs.

A RARE business opportuuitv-A stock 0f
= general merchandise for sale IN a village
within % miles OF Grand Rapids sales last
year s9W0, pay sure. Buildings for sale or
rent. Would take IN part payment some
desirable real estate In Grand Rapids Good
reasons for selling. Address Business care
Telegram Herald 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
REAL ESTATE CITY.

FORTY acres Of wood land for sale cheap
only - miles from the city. VIII take
lot In exchange. l. :. Provln.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
F0UND

| OSI-0n February 5. a black. tan and teck
IL colOred hound, female. Said dog WAS lost
somewhere between Bridge and Coldbrook Sis.
on Ottawa-st. Finder will please return 10 G..
L. kustcrer corner Ottawa and Bridge SITS. a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

S10O on RUNS 50 ACRhS Of good land
'tOVsbV IL m this county-le miles from
this city; twill do 70 plat for lots in about IL
years; this is bargain. Tuttle Bros, over
Arcade. 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

fVh Mini DUDAN hhNEDr
E0R RENI-A factory. 500 feet floor area -
horse power engine; several machines for
manufacturing furniture. etc, al IN good con
diuon. ready % start. Also dry Kiln; very "A
vorahie terms 20 right man. Apply 10 Wm. VI
Richards. Benton llsrbor, Mich. 36f
FOR BENT-Basement store in Park Place
Il buildinE, Also ground floor office at thc
rear ~ main staircase. Apply 10 IaggaTt.
Wocott Gansou. q Monroe-st 5ltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
hGENTS-WAETED.
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NTS ANTED-Sfaulpv fr Africa e

AGENTS-WANTED
AGENTS WANTED-Stanley IN Africa; just
II out: 5000 agents wanted for the only com
plete and reliable history Of his wonderful
career; 60 large pages; loo full page ilustra-
tiOns; immense seller; very liberal terms
send at once address Of all book agents you
know. with 10 cents for postage. and get com
plete outfit free. W y. Wilcox CO. as Dear
born st, Chicago. juno y
AGENTS WANTED-We have an original
u plan In dealing with our agents which
they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
with any quantity OF our catalogues. with their
name. printed on each as exclusive agent for
their county Agents have merely 10 see that
the Catalogues are properly distributed aud
the result IS marvellous. An agent IN this way
can establish large mail trade. Full pariicu-
lars mailed on receipt OF 1 cents in stamps.
Lester Payne 4 Co. Battle Creek. Mich. -
WANTED-Ageuts for the History Of the TX
w plorations Of. Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements Of stanley; agents OUTFIT 81 90;
circular free. Address q. 4. Browning 4 Co,
Toledo Ohio. Nltt
AGENTS should write for illustrated circular,
u and terms for two weeks trial Of Missouri
Washer; washes dirticst clothes clean by hot
steam without rubbing, easily sold, profta-
bic. j. Worth. -. Louis. No. june II
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15

TOR SALE-Small general stock FOR sale
Il cheap. sell or rent store. Reason for sell
ing. poor health. Address lock box ., LEROY
Mich ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Two ponies.
bay and black. weight 20 pounds each
well broke % harness. single and double. or
excellent saddle ponies. Would make a hne
milk team. double harness goes with the
sale. Apply j. NJ Amberg. Is and Is Pesrl-st.
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-15
WANTED TO RENT.

4 GOOD tenant with no children would like
y 10 rent house of siN or seven rooms in
eastern part OF city near cable car line n pos
sihie; rent must be reasonable. Address Bus
iucsS. Box :, This Office. .
, 1890-06-05
AT GETTYsBU RG.
A Brilliant Speech by Senator ingalls,
Rccsivsd with Applause.

GETTYSBURG, Penn. May 30.-Unusu-
ally large crowds we're present at the
Decoration day exercises. A large con.
grossional delegation was present. The
feature OF the days proceedings was an
address by senator ingalls,.
Senator Ingalls, address was brill
liant one, and was received with tremen.
dous applause. In the cnurso OF it, re-
ferring TO yesterdays celebration a.
Richmond, he said in part: III have no
desire ON this sacred occasion to re.
ter to any subject tllat is incon.
Istent with the soiemuity of the hour;
but, unless the ideas for which
our dead died were right, they died in
vain. But the only regret that seems TO
be felt by our adyersarIes Is that in re.
bellion they failed TO succeed. Robert
4. Lee was undoubtedly one OF the
greatest soldiers OF the age lofty OF
character and pure Of life. For twenty
five years his sword had been
put under the has Of the Ie-
public. lie had been educated at her
ex pense, md taken his oath to support
her constitution aud her laws. but he
violated his oath, and put aside his
sword, and took the leadership of the
most causelcss rebellion since the devil
rebelled against heaven In perjury and
in violation of his faith and hon or.
Those who claim to have accepted the
results OF the war in good faith Sc.
lecting this occasion of oil the other
anniversaries OF the $40 days of the
year, with every augmentation
of insolonce, point to him as the
example after which the South should
copy. A confederate flag Is placed In
the hands of Washington. fCries OF
sh anne, shame. What wonder if the
de ad should cry against this sncriege.
We are told that God alone knows which
side was right. Row the sun
rises on no master, and sets on
no slave. The shame Of the republic
is washed out. Liberty Is the law o abe
land, and yet god alone knows which
was right. IL II were not right II the
national supremacy Is not better than
secession, then these ceremonies are
without signification. The war for US
This tendency OF thel South
must be resented. This is
the way OF instruction, and of
duty. We owe 1t to the iuturs, that our
relations to the government conflict be
understood. and that our dead did not
die in vain. IL Is not necessary to dis
parage the bravery of adversaries. Let
cherish their deeds. Let them eulosile
the lost cause. Let them worship III cir
leaders. Let them carry their stars and
bars.
These are matters OF taste which they
must decide for themselves.
There Is no other country under the
sun that would permit such transac-
ton. They are osr countrymen, united
to us by q common heritage, they say,
but when they assert that Lincoln and
Davis, Grant and Ice, Logan and Jack.
son were equal. and that God alone
knows which was right, it is sacrilegs
Of tho vilest type and needs rebuke."
, 1890-06-05
A VERY RICH STRIKE.
The Jay Gould Claim Creates
a Sensation.
CHEWELAH IS MUCH EXCITED
Indications That Cause the Pros-
pectors in That Country
to Smile.

CHEwELAH, Wash, May 29.--One OF
the richest and most important strikes
that has been made for several years in
this part of the country has recently
been made by 4. +. Hertzell. in the Jay
Gould claim, situated about four miles
In a northeasterly direction from the
town of Chewolah.
The ore consists of galena and lead
carbonates carrying small per cent. of
copper, assayinR from 80 to 352 ounces
silver, $40 in gold and about 70 per cent.
lead. The lead contains considerable
sulphide, which makes It run high In
silver.
The ledge Is large and strong, there
being large amount of the cropping In
sight, and from surface indications is
from 10 10 Is feet Wide. The formation
is granite on port wall and lime on
hanging. There is q shaft OF orc about
two feet wide on the hanging side Of the
ledge. and a S-iko one foot thick on the
port wall, with considerable mineral
scattered through the balance OF the
quartz, which would make good con-
centratfng ore.
A cross-cut is now being run 10 strike
the port wall at q depth OF forty feet,
when II as good a. expected the claim
will be worked for all 1t Is worth. The
claim is easy of access, there being
q good wagon road to it. Samples
OF tho ore, some OF them weighing eighty
pounds, can be oeen at the City hotel,
Chewelah.
Several offers to buy or bond the
claim have been refused. Mr.. Hertzell
devoted over twenty years of his life to
mining, and Is thorough miner, and
knows the value of his property.
Mr.. Hertzell is also one OF the owners
of the well known Enterprise mine and
other valuable mining properties in the
Colville valley.
Adjoing the Jay Gould on the south
east Is the Fred D. claim, owned by J.
n squier, of Spokane Falls, who has
fifty-foOt shalt in the claim, which
shows II tine vein and some good ore.
A good deal OF prospecting and de-
velopment work is being done IN this
part OF the country this spring and you
need not be surprised to hear of some
rich strikes before the summer Is over.
, 1890-06-05
THE sooTCH-IRrsH CoNoRKss.
Robert bonner Re- Elected President
or the Society.

PIrrsBpRo, May So.-Far more people
attended the session of the Scotch Irish
congress this morning than yesterday.
Among them were ladies and the socie
ty's tri-colored silk badge, with its seal
in gold, wss conspicoas everywhere.
The stage, too, was better occupied than
yesterday, many members from far
away having swollen the number. There
was It. J. Alexander, secretary Of the
California Scotch.Irish society.
The meeting was opened by President
Bonner, and after prayer, John Balzell,
of this city. spoke on the scotch.lrish OF
Western Pennsylvania. The meeting
took a recess until 4 O'Clock tonight.
In the mean time the visitors will attend
the memorial services. Al the meeting
OF the committee Of the whole Robert
Bonner OF New York, was reelected
president. Among tho vice presidents
elected were Rev. J. c. Quinn, Of Mon
tana, Alexander Montgomery, ofCaii-
fornia.
, 1890-06-05
MEMORIAL DAY.
How 1t Was Observed
in Spokane Falls.
A GRAND CELEBRATION
Five Hundred School Chill
dren in Parade.
EXERCISES AT THE GROUNDS
!. kcorating the Monument-The
Speeches of Mossrs, Ward,
y Mogquier and Hyde.

Friday was n most beautiful
day for Decoration day, and bright
and early old veterans dressed In the
uniform of the G.. a. X. were astir
nn the street.
The committee from the Grand
Army and the Relief Corps aud the
kons of Veterans were ut the hall at
bo'cloCk and then proceeded to Fair
mount cemetery, where they decor.
ated the graves of forty soldiers.
The mounds were literally strewn
with flowers and the ceremony was
of II very Impressive character.
The ceremony over, the commit
tees returned 10 the hall aud Joined
in the march to the Catholic church,
where special memorial services
were to he held.
AT THE CHURCH.
The church was so crowded that
my were Obliged to stand ON the
dewalk, and hundreds had to be
Turned away owing to the church
not being large enough to hold the
crowd that had assembled.
The seats In the center of the
church had been reserved for the q.
a. X. men and their wives. The
services were highly appreciated by
the veterans, in fact, by all present,
and were very impressive. Excel
lent music was rendered 10y the
choir from the Gonlugn college, un-
der the direction of Professor Bracht,
rendering the "Gregorian Mass for
tile Dend.n
, 1890-06-05
A. DISASTROUS TRAIN WRECK.
A Thousand Sheep Killed ON the At
lantic A Pacific

ALsuoCEReuE, n. NJ, May si.-one Of
the most disastrous wrecks known on
the Atlantic & Pacific occurred on tina.
road yesterday evening five miles from
Its junction with the Santa Fe. A train
OF double decked cars. loaded with 5000
fine Merino mutton sheep. on the way
from California to the Chicago market,
was wrecked by the breaking of u truck.
Every cLr but two was DESTROYED and
about 1000 sheep were killed outright.
The ighboring Pueblo Indians
worked all night skinning the carcasscs.
They will have mutton Tor months to
come. The wreck was cleared away In
time 10 let the passenger trains
through ON time.
, 1890-06-05
A VILLAGE FLOODED.
Dams and Bridges swept Away at
Arcadia, Wis.

ARCADIA, Wis, May 30.-A terrific
rain storm came up at midnight last
night, and water fell in torrents for sew
eral hours, flooding the river, which
soon overhowed. Two mill dams were
swept away, and almost the entire vii
lage was Hooded. For a snort time the
village was in the midst Of the river,
which poured through the streets from
two to six feet deep, washing out side
walks and fences, and moving houses
from their foundations.
The only life known to be lost Is that
of the infant OF Mrs. Olsen, which was
swept from its mothers arms by the
swift current and drowned
Every bridge in the vicinity was swept
away.
, 1890-06-05

In low and narrow bed.
Until the angels bugle notes
Shall call the quickened dead,
To burst apart the chpins of death
And rise from meath the sod;
To meet again and clasp our hands
In the camping ground Of Goa.
The band then played a selection,
after which Mrs. A. A. Benton de-.
livorod u recitation appropriate to
the. occasion, which was received
with much applause.
, 1890-06-05
TO PREVENT SMUGGLING.
The Canadian Frontier to He Pa
troll ell by Mounted Police.

OTTAWA. May 3o.-.In view OF tho
large amount of smuggling along the
frontier of Montana, and the quantity
of timber being stolen from the forests
of Manitoba, the government has
ordered the whole International bound
AIRY line, nom the Rocky mountains
east to Manitoba, pstrolled by mounted
police. of whcn 500 will be detailed.
They wiz = prevent the Canadian
Indians from crossing ints the United
States on horse raiding expeditions.
, 1890-06-05
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Stirring Addresses by CsngressnNn
Bouteiie and Others.

WASHING ron, May So,-The memorial
services here to-day were very i'm
pressive. The address of Representative
Boutelle, Of Maine, at tho Arlington
cemetery was q notable one. He spoke
on the righteousness Of the union cause,
THE man who rallied to the defense OF
the star spangled banner" he said,
mot only kept step to the music OF the
union, but marched In the vanguard OF
Christian civilization. This can not be
said. and nothing like II can ever truth
fully be said, Of the cause Of those who
sought by rebellion TO destroy tho gov
eminent. The rebellion was con-
spiracy, organized in the interests Of