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RIVALS THE BENDER HORROR.
a Family OF Murderers in RawlIns CoxnSy .
Kansas, Arrested.

a Family OF Murderers in RawlIns CoxnSy.
Kansas, Arrested.
DENVER, Colo, April 4.-Rawlins
county. Kansas, near tho Colorado line,
has produced horror that Is exciting
ali western Kansas. Five years ago
Frank ana Grocian Chleboard settled
t.o miles southeast of Atwood and
were afterwards joined by their
father and mother, two sisters and
brother Joe. In 1887 the mother died
suddenly and was buried by the family
in great haste, the heighbors knowing
nothing Of TIN aiIalr Until after the
burial. About a year later the father
disappeared and was gone several
weeks before it was known in the
noighhorhood. On December 25, 1889,
Nhry, ssife Of Gtocian Chleboard;
'shippsd Joe seFclal5. He roinplanea
10 neighbor boy, saying that if they
punished him again he (Joel would tell
how Grocian and Mary had killed his
piothcr. On tho afternoon of December
20 Mary went TO neighbours at Hose.
heck, and while there got i couple OF
apples, one of which sho ate herself.
bringing the other home to Joe. Joe
"as toiu lheFe was an apple IN the mouse
on the table for him, and, boylike, he
went in, ate tho apple, and in fifteen
minutes was taken sick and lay down
on some chairs. Then he was seized
with cohyulsiens. and ,igdity character
istic di strychnint poisoning was
manifest. Then Grocan took
the boy on his back and was
met by neighbor on the Atwood and
Oberlip road, of whom h6 inquired:
What is the matter with my brother,
be is as tiff as board?" When asked
where he was going Grocian replied that
he was going to Mr.. Harper's for medi.
cine. On this same road, near Harper's
house, which was about one mild from
Chleboard's was an old we'll known as
the Horn we'll, long ago abandoned, and
$50 feet deep. 1t is into this we'll that
old man Chleboard was thrown, and
ho~ a dozen other mysterious, disap-
pearauces are remembered, tho well
will be given thorough ovcrhauling.
The strangest part of the thing is that
the we'll has been filled at intervals
and the Chleboards always did the fill.
ing. Lynching has been threatened.
1t is believed that it is another Bender
case.
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ANOTHER HATFIELD KILLED.


The Old Feud Breaks Out Again in West
Virginia.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Anril 4.-The
news came from Logan court house to
day of the renewal of the Hatfield con.
test. On last Saturday night Jerry Hat
field was shot and instantly killed by
NJ. c. Lee, who is intimately connected
with the McCoys There is but meager
information about the killing. Jerry
Hatfield was nephew of Devil Ansen
Hatfield, and was once sheriff of Logan
county. He is widely known throughout
the lower end of the state, and has not
heretofore been intimately connected
with the feud. There is great excite.
mcnt in and about Logan court house,
and both sides are said to be arming
again.
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A CONVENTION OF GERMANS.
Called for the Protection of Immigrants
to this Country.

Called for tho Protection of Immigrants
to this Country.
New YORK, April 5.-Advices from
different parts of the country say that
great interest is being manifested by
the German element IN the coming con-
vention at Washington to consider the
best method of protecting the interests
of German immigrants, which are i'm
perilled by the two measures before the
house of representatives and which pro-
vide for considerable restriction of
immigration. Delegates have already
been elected by many Germans societies
of this city and Milwaukee, Cincinnati,
Kansas City, st. Louis. Detroit and
Philadelphia, among other places, arc
expected to send strong delegations.
The convention will be in session three
days. and strong measures will be taken
to influence the action of congress.
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Another Court-Martial Sensation.

BISMARCK. N. D., April 5.-The court
martial for the trial of Captain Fechet,
who is charged with drunkenness and
cruelty to the men under his command,
opened today at Fort Yates, seventy
miles distant, the place which was
the scene of the Steele-Wild fracas. 1t
is intended that the inquiry shall be
thorough, general sentiment existing
that radical measures are necessary to
check the domineering conduct to which
SO many son-commissioned officers are
prone. Over a score of witnesses will
be examined.
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Cantain Couch Shot,

KANSAS CITY, April "a special to
the Times from Oklahoma City says:
Captain Couch, leader of the boomers,
was shot in the leg by j. c. Adams. and
will be crippled for life. Captain Couch
was contestant for valuable claim on
which Adams has n filing. This after
noon he and his son began to set posts
for ii fence and Adams ordered them to
desist. The shooting followed. There
are several versions of the shooting, but
the one that seems nearest right is that
Couch disarmed Adams and discharged
at him the entire load of revolver.
Adams retreated to the house. procured
q Winchester rifle and shot Couch
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Billiard Tournament.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Thc great billiard
tournament which for weeks past has
of that game, opens tonight at Central
Music hall, and will be something of a
society event. As in New York the
contestants will be Schaofer. Slosson,
DAILY, Ives, Cotton and Heiser. All will
play fourtcen-inch balk lines, the handi-
cap being on points. The opening
game tonight will be between Slosson
(500) and Ives (2T5). Schacfcr enters
the tournament in better shape than
ever before, while Slosson is also in
excellent trim.
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Leprosy in Indiana.

ENGLISH, Ind, April 4.-There are a,
least two well-defined cases of leprosy
in this vicinity. The victims are father
and son. The affliction is described as
manifesting itself in whito spots that
sink below the adjacent surface. They
are doubtless lepers, and, if investiga-
tion is made, it is equally sure that
other cases will come to light. One OF
the patients is we'll advanced in years.
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LOUISVILLE RECOVERING.

Business Again Resumed = The Waite,
Famine Avoided.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 4.-One week
has now elapsed since the tornado and
the city is rapidly recuperating from its
effects. The work of repairing in the
wrecked districts goes rapidly on, and
that portion of the city is a bee hive OF
carpenters. masons and laborers. Busi-
ness has resumed its regular channel.
The danger of a water famine has been
avoided, and water will be turned on to
all classes tomorrow.
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An Explosion of Gas.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, April 5.-An
explosion of gas occurred at Adams
canyon. near Santa Paula, where an oil
company is boring tunnel for oil. One
man was killed and another probably
fatally burned A force was put TO
work to clear the tunnel, aud another
explosion took place, collapsing the
tunnel and burying in the ruins Fl We
men. who are certainly dead.
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Calamfties on the ocean.

SYDNEY, N. s. W., April 5.-Severe
hurricanes on tho Pacific during the
month Of March caused many disas ters
On the coast of New Hebrides several
ships were wrecked. At Mallico a YES
sci ran aground and five whites and
thirty natives were drowned, while
thirty others who reached the shore
were massacred by the natives.
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REuNloNaE OLD SOLDIERS.
Elaborate Preparations for the Celebration
1aGt 1 nj = LII LII,

of the Battle of shiloh.
SAVANNAH, Ca, April 5.-Tomorrow
and Monday are the anniversaries Of
the battle of Shiloh and large delega-
ton of veterans who propose to hold a
reunion on the historic grounds will
reach here from the western and middle
states this evening. A camp fire will
be given in their honor and the journey
viii then be resumed with view of
reaching Crimp's Landing at sunrise to-
morrow morning. The visitors will be
at Shiloh one hour later, and a memer-
able celebration will be held on the
grounds lasting until noon of Monday,
when the start on the return will be
made.
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Shot While Resisting Arrest

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 4.--Rich.
ard Cattern, while resisting arrest last
night, shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
Gibson and seriously wounded Deputy
Sheriff Hasett While endeavoring to
escape Catterp was shot through the
bowels, and may die.
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A Disastrous Conflasation.

ROME, N. Y, April 5.--The town OF
Theresa, in Jefferson county, was Wis.
tied by disastrous confagation this
morning. Reports received up to noon
place the number of buildings DESTROYED
ct forty. The loss will be heavy, ag-
gregating $20O,000 A large number oi
burning buildings were dwelling
houses. Assistance was asked for from
~ Joining towns.
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THE GRAPHIC

W-LAcks bu. few months of being til. old...
aswspspef in Brule county.
e1-As an aasersisins risdiam 1. 10 hot ascsiled
y en- newspaber in bonth Dakota
e Has rapidly increasing circulation among
- most Intelligent class Of people In Bruls and
- adjoining countisAs
H-Haa circulation second 70 mont In th,a o,
sd'oininine counties and paid mp subsoriptic,
list it ia believed Superior.
e-ls lively. spicy. independent, tnd devoted
boleiy to shs interests Of kirsbail end B.uis Co
sssrsheds enso,es rtnaina It. Civ. it trial.
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Sailors Have Yellow Fever.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-The America,
ship McCalum, from Rio, is detained at
quarantine. During the voyage three
sailors have died. one, it is known. from
yellow fever. The captain claims the
other two did not have it.
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western Packing interests,

CINCINNATI. o., April 3.-The Price
Current says: There is !. fair supply OF
hogs being marketed, varying but little
in comparison with a year ago The
weeks packing in the west has been
100000 hogs against 170. 900 for the cor.
responding period last year. Tho total
from March / is $4,000, against $50, ,o0C
last year. Following are comparisons
of places lncntiOncd:
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Two Negro Mur,ercrs HANGED.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 4.-Will Hicks
and Robert Mccoy, both colored, we're
hanged at bonneville today for the
murder of William Hughes and wife. an
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An Accidental Shooting.

WlLFonp, Ia, April 4.--Phil Sours
and Clair McCutchings were out hunt
ing ducks this afternoon. Sours' gun
was discharged accidenty. shooting
Clair in the back of the head, killing
him instantly.
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lhE MARKETS.
Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, April7.
Hoes-Light, s3.95@4.05; mixed, s4.O-15
.oo; heavy, sLc5@4.l0.
CATTLE-Steers, l,10i to 1900 tbs., 81. 750a
no; feeders, s2.4op2.75; stockers, S3.65(Q
ls0; cows, common to good, $l.25a12 35
Eearlings, S2.GOa2.50; bulls. Sl.OOI4l 80;
real calves, Sl.L0lp2.L0.
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Trailing Horse Thieves.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. April 5,-All the
northern sheritls are on the trail of a
desperate gang Of horse thieves. The
frcchootcrs. finding themselves closely
pursued. cut the telegraph wires. The
thieves by this time have reached Mon
tana with 200 head Of Wyoming lorses.
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A Worlds Fair Director.

CHICAGO, April 5.-A mistake was
made last night in the figures given out
announcing the vote for Colonel Geo. r.
Davis as worlds fair director, the vote
showing he was defeated. Today it is
found he has been elected by hand
some plurality.
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A Despondent Farmer Suicides.
OXFORD MILLS, Ia, April 4.--John
Broderick, Bohemian farmer living
two miles north of this place, killed him.
self by shooting a bullet through bis
head. General dependency was the
cause
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Stolen Stones.

DENVER, April 5.-Two thieves en-
tered NJ. j. Mitchell's ieeyelry store and
stole diamonds to the value of SIS 900
while Mitchell was o't to lunch and the
store was in charge Il girl.
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Had His Head blown OF.

SMlTn's FERRY, Pa, April 5.-A boiler
at the Union Oil company's we'll on the
Hewart farm in Hookstown, exploded.
Dawson, one Of the laborers at work,
had his head blown OIL
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11
A Fire Bcyond CONTROL,

SHAMoK1N, Pa, April 5.-The fire in
the Cameron collicry is beyond control.
The entire mine, comprising twenty-five
miles of galleries, has been flooded 1t
will take sixty days to clear il and
nearly year to repair the damage
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The jacksonville Explosion Victims.

The HudsOnvi1le Explosion Victims.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 4.-The Sen
tincl's Marshall, ILL.,, special says:
Word was received today from Hudson
vile, the scene of the terrible explosion
Tuesday, that three more men were
dead, making six in all, and that an.
other will die
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Oatmeal Mill Burned.

oTTuMwA, Ia, April 4.-The OF
tumwa oatmeal mill burned last night.
Loss. $35, 500; insured for Sos, 500. The
Western machine works lose 81, 200; in
Sured
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Passed hy the House,

DEs MONIES, April 4.-The house this
afternoon passed the bill to establish
state weather and crop service by vote
Of SIS to 80, and then took up the text
book question.
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THE GRAPHIC.

sv-Tsrms of advertising made k,sv. On sppn
alton.
G-Jot work of svs1 dsseripeisu szseutsdt
the best style and a. the lowest sHsAa.
~ ADVERTISEMENT not sooonp npantsd b. instr.&
tions viii b tnssstsd until ssdaesl osA an.
.harged for sooord1ns1y.
HShort oommuntoassons % a, ahjsot Of IL
re acceptable II sooos1pantsd - - nam, q
he author.
s-AM matter intsudsd ~ sAs sazs is,us uns,
in the ofaos = sariy = Wsd.ss1ay svsa,ns b
insure puhlSeas
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CATTLE - Good Loo to LOO pound
beeyes, sS.OOa4.L0; fair to good cows, $..25
m2.ao; good to choice cows, s..'5@3.25; /;
feeders, s!.oOW3.5O; bulls, s .UC1325.
HoGs-sA.O5@4.1 n; bulk, SLlu
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

Tho Rainbow Fire company of Read
ing, Pa, celebrated its llish anniversary
a few days ago,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11
The Morfa Co.liery Inquest.

LONDON, Apil 5.-The inquest on the
bodies of the eighty-seven miners whose
lives were lost BY the explosion at the
Morfa colliery. near P5r. Talbot, in
Glamorganshire, Wales, has been in
progress for the past two days, special
inspectors being present in behalf Of
the government. Thomas Gray, the
manager, testified that safety lamps
were used in the mine and that it had
been thoroughly inspected on the day
before the catastrophe. Isaac Evans,
the miners agent, produced lamp
that had been found unlocked
by the side OF William Morris,
one of the victims, but on examination
disclosed the fact that 1t vas in every
respect intact, the bottom being tightly
screwed on and the top equally safe,
hence it was in every respect as we'll
protected as II it had been securely
locked. William Iiveson, enc OF the
mine inspectors, testified that of the
victims sixty-eight were married, three
widowers and sixteen single. The total
number of children left fatherless is
a6o, and the estimated cost Of providing
for the widows, children and dependent
relatives is sl5O,oOO. The enquiry is
still in DrOpreSS
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11
A BUSINESS Block Rnrned

P1NcKNEyvILLE, H., April Fire
last night destroyed the Union block.
Loss, $40, 600; partly IL >ared.
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able debste Sote wss taken on the amend
ment of the minority providing for new
constitutional convention. Rejsctsd-yeas,
III; nays, 125.
The next amendment providing for a vote
upon the present constitution was rejected
-lO4 to III.
The vote then rstutring on the passage
of the bill the democrats tefta,nsd from
voting. The bill passed-yeas, l2a, nAys,
l (Mr. Buckalew), the speaker counting q
quorum.
Adjourned.
WAsHINeroE, kttil4.-After the reading
of the journal the house broeeedsd to con
slider various private pension biils esmins
over from last Friday nights session.
After considerable discussion by various
other msm hcrs, Mr.. Dolliver, of Iowa,
made an eloquent a.p.al in favor of higher
pensions. The private pension bills, five
in number, then passed. =.
The house then went into committee OF
the whole on the private calendar. Pend
ing action the committee arose and took a
recess, the evening session to be for the
consideration Of private pension bills, at
which tins thirty wsre passed. Ad
journed.
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Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April Z.
raaE rWnEAr-April, 5ssc; May, 'all5ta79Ssc
OArs-Apri, 2:4c; May, 225sc
kYE-March, AZ.
BARLEY--No trading.
TlMoTnY-Prine, Sl.2O.
FLAXsEED-Cash, Sl.4.L.
MHsKEY-$l.G2.
poRk-May, sIo.6o; July, slo.77,5.
LAhD-May, S5.11k; July, Sj.a7is.
SHOULDERS -$i.4 @4.j0; short clear.
S.. (4o.Ju
SHORT RIBs-Cashh, s5.12lI.
EuT-ER-l reamery. l5@23c; dniry, 1s
@3.c.
CHEEsE-Fun cream cheddars, lo@
Nzse; hats, lJ1a(gl nc; young Americas
1l@1i1.c
Eaas-Fresh 12@lac.
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WHEAr-No. hard, April, rec; May,
199e; No. ] northern, April, 77i5c; May,
fo1sc bid; ON track, 1sc; No. 2 northern,
April 75c; MAJ tic; on track.
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KAssAR CITY. Anril

kANsaAsR CITY, April I.
CATTLE-Steers, s5xssak..o COWS, 81. 50
@a5t; stockcrs and feeders e.. tOee5. 90.
HoGs--Aii grades, St.y,@i.I@1s.
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CHICAGO, April I

CHICAGO, April Z.
Hoas-Light, sl.lC@4.ao; mixed, s4.lo
GA heavy, pacSing, 81. ioG1 AZ.
CATTLE-Sh Shippers and NATIVES, s. 81 G03. IS; {;
stockers and feeders, s,-.3.W3.,O; mixed,
cows and bulls, S-.IUg515; Texans, $1,000
$40.
sHEEr-Natives, siOO96GO; westerns.
$I.2a43.iU; Texans, s4GUty %.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-03
A DESERVED PROMOTION

The CHRONICLE takes great pleasure IN
noting the promotion of Col. a. 3. An
DREws, Of Raleigh, from Bird 10 End Nlce-
President of the great system OF roads
owned and controlled by the Richmond Y
Danville Railroad Company. 1t is de
served promotion, and a merited compl-
ment from wise railroad managers.
We have long regarded Col. ANDREWS
as one of the wisest and most progressive
Of living North Caroliuians. He Is big
Drained man, well fitted to plan great en-
terprises and equally a well qualified to
execute tht III a native North Caroiinian.
ne loves the State and welcomes every
movement that will make its people richer
and more prosperous, and that viii aid Ia
developing the untold resources Of tie
State 1t is good for North Carolina TO
have so true a son honored Ia brain,
experience, and executive ability r. IS
abundantly qualified 70 be President OF
this great system Of roads
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-03
A MAN OF HEART.

Tae following story told by The late
HExRY GRADY to a friend is preserved IN
the Atlanta Constitution, and is one "f
many evidences that be had a warm heart
and was genuine man. He visited his
mother on Christmas year ago exactly
u months from the day of his funeral
and this is the incident as he told it TO q
friend:
don't think | ever felt happier than
when | reached the little home OF my boy
hood | got there al night She had
saved supper for nae and she had remem-
bered all the things | liked. She toasted
me some cheese over the fire Why, |
hadn't tasted anything like 1t since | put
off nv round Jackets. AND then She mao
some homemade candy she knew used
10 love and, bless her heart. / just 1eli
sixteen again as we sat and talked, ana
she told me how she prayed tor me ana
thought of me always and what bright
ness | had been 10 her life, and how ahe
heard me coming home IN every boy that
whistled along the street. When went
TO bed she came and tucked the covers al
around me in the dear old way that none
but a mothers hanus know, and felt sc
happy and SO peaceful and so full OF ten
der love and tender meInOr es that | crleC
happy grateful tears until | went 10 sleep
When he finished, says the narrator, ms
ewes were full of tears, and SO were nine
He brushed his hand across his bro"
swiftly and said laughiugly: why
what are YOU crying about? What doyoL
know about all this sort Of feeling:
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1890-01-03

Smith, Mr. A. W Smith, Mr. s. NJ Bur
bank and Mrs Arthur Richards, sang as
voluntary sleep Thy Last Sleep, Free
from Care and Sorrow"
Rev. DR.. Glenn read a portion of the
Scriptures. The choir and congregation
sang Jesus, Lover of My Soul Rev.
DR.. Morrison offered prayer. Gen. c. A.
Evans read selection from The Bible.
The old fashioned hymn, Mr.. Gradys ia
vorite, "Shall We Gather at the River?"
was then sung by choir and congregation.
Rev. DR.. Lee read a Scriptural lesson.
Rev. DR.. Barnett offered prayer, at the
conclusion of which Dr. Morrison read the
hymn, "Why Should We Start. and Fear
to die?' which was afterwards sung by
Mrs. Dow as a solo.
The funeral procession to Oakland Gem
etery was taken up at 3 30. Acting as the
escor. of the family was the entire force
of the CONSTITUTIONAL two hundred
men headed by Capt. Howell aud Mr..
Hempbill. The honorary escort was
composed of Gov. John B. Gordon, Judge
George Hillyer, Senator Joseph Z. Brown,
Major Campbell Wallace, Judge l. E.
Bleckley, Capt. W. D. Grant, Mayor John
T. Glenn, DR.. W. Westmoreland, James r.
Wylle, f. ". Marsh, NJ G. Kiser, John
Colvio, DR.. K d. Spalding, T. J High
tower, Judge ' an ErpS, Dr. r ii. Orme,
ex Gov. Mcdaniel, Thomas NJ. Swift,
Judge Emory Speer, of Macon; Walter B.
Hill, of Macon; John Temple Graves, Of
Rome; Prof. p H. G. White, of Athens;
Patrick Walsh, of Augusta; T. w. Rucker,
of Athens; T. r. Jones, of Dalton: P W =.
Meldrim, of Savannah; J. NJ. Pace, of
COvingtOn; Mayor Dozier, of Columbus,
and many others. The procession. which
was over mile in length, was thanked on
either side for three miles to the cemetery
by solid mass Of humanity. 1t is esti-
mated that there must have been SO, 900
residents out aud that there were 10, 900
more from the country. When the cor
tege reached the Grant vault, in which
Mr.. Grady's body is to be temporarily
placed. the services we're concluded ac-
cording to the ceremonial of the Method
| lst Episcopal Church.
To night Henry Grady sleeps his last
sleep, oblivious to the the applause which
greeted him in Boston and the grief which
now overshadows his beloved home city
A committee Of young men has been
formed TO collect funds for a monument,
towards which $1,000 was contributed
to-day T. a Hammond, Jr, of the Gate
City Bank Building, is Treasurer
The fund now exceeds $14, .-EDI-
TOR