The National tribune., 1891-11-19

quhlfheti, having military kuoYgicGzc aud expert
encc and. besides, he has hosts 90 friends u1 Inc
OHIO National Guard, vi no would be much zratidsd
at his appointment
Miss Emma Conuor The school teacher Of Clark
Township, Ind, who made a fight upou some ruff
fans who tore the a,g from her school house. aud
who said chat her flher bad died in defense Of tho
nag, and, f necessary she Nas willing TO follow his
example, was given handsome Is < Tag by The 10y
a. ere zens Of Cfawforsyiile Ind on the evening %
wednesday, Nov. H. The rooms Of tha Young
hen.s Christian Association we're crowded with
lHe pest citizens Of CrawfordsviIle Charles NJ
A'@eIs' fast Department Commander @. a r. and
- '.'"'s'er 70 FenezueIs. presided and Cen NJ
~ MANSON. ex Governor of Indiana delivered an
address, while Rev. Mr. Glover made tl,s ,,-o-.r
tation speech In the name Of The GRIND Ans,
sons OF Veterans. aud she Patriotic son.o az Amor
Tea. Miss Common responded and told the stor, A
her defense % the Gag so soqueutly chat her audi
snce was spciibouud. She attributed the iu.uft %
she lag to Ignorance from the fact thai TIE man
VINO pulled u down actually did not know a hna
OF our country when no saw H. She modeslly said
.il'l she mao no idea Of causing such connection,
out she wanted it distinctly understood that tho
nag would remain on her school house as long a.
s'e - the teacher The flag shat was pulled down
rom the school house WIS shown to the audience
a@d ~ it and the new flag were waved together
INC vast audience united iu singing Columbia,
the Gem Of the Ocean" Several rnedtl4 were prs.
sented the brave little school teacher The presen
''tion ceremony would have been held In Inc
sgNool mousse but the Trustees objected fearing
,'''' 'ie 'eouhdFels who tore down the Gag would
onrn the building. An attempt 20 obtain a haIl Ia
iadoga, a town near where ths outrage ,yas conn.
mll'ed' proved futile, the affair having caused so
ihueh discussion that no one in the town would
rent suitable building This would be a good
place Tor Gov. Hoyey 20 send few troops and vine
OUT what seems 70 remain Of the " Knights OF the
Golden Circle"
MI Daniel H. Kane. Of Capt Theodore r.
Kane, U 5 Navy and Miss Emma Keith were mar
rlea 10 Emmanuel Church, Boston, 90 Wednesday.
nov. II. Many officers Of the Army, Navy and Ma.
Fine Corps were present at the ceremony.
Gen. Fullerton. President Of the Chickamaura
Natlonal Park Commission, was thrown from a
carriage and badly injured on the battlefield Of
Chlckamauga on Thursday. Nov. - HI. back was
sprained and bis head badly cut, but the injuries
are not thought to be dangerous.
| The Gen. Sherman Statue Committee Of the So
clety Of the Army Of the Tennessee. on Tuesday
Nov. 10 appointed Col. D. B. Henderson Member
/ Of Congress from the Dubuque Iowa) District and
Gen. John W. Noble, Secretary Of The Interior. a
COMMITTEES on Congressional Legislation with IN.
struetions to ask for an appropriation Of s5000o
me same amount granted for a site pedestal. and
statue In the cases Of Gems. Logan Hancock, aud
sheridan. The Armies Of the Ohio. Potomac. aud
/ Cumberland, the Grand Army Of the Republic and
/ the Loyal Legion were invited to Cooperate
through their chief officers as well a. citizens ~
the country at large. Gen. G.. NJ Dodge. Chair
man Of The Committee, will appoint committees o.
| ave In each State to further the work. Col j. n.
/ How oil 1t. Louis, was elected Treasurer.
/ The new book Of Gen. Lew Wallace r. expected
I TO Do ready for the press by New-Year's The Gen.
eral is most methodical literary worker. Hs
usually rises at 6 o'clock aud after taking slight
refreshments starts out on a horseback ride for
couple Of hours, returning and breakfastug abouk
5o'cioeS He sits al his desk from that hour until
noon when he takes luncheon. and. after another
ride, writes until four O'Clock Ia the afternoon Hs
passes the remainder Of the evening and night 10
the company Of bis family
Col Maurice 3. Langhorne Of Lynohburg. Va.
while dressing an abscess on his leR last weeg,
found part Of the ball with which ne was wounded
at the battle Of seven Pines. Va. nearly so years
ago. while commanding the 1lth Va lrsbeD regi-
ment The wound has opened annually since Il
was inflicted.
Gen. Louis Wagner Colonel OF the ssth Pa, was
| the principal speaker at a supper given last week
BY the Ladies' Mite Society Of the susauehanpa
Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Ia the
/ course OF his remarks he alluded to his manage
L40i4e "a slo GcpAfLment or PUBLIC works Pnila-
delphia, comparing himself to Wagner. the COM
poser, Of whose music the people Of Germany at
/ one time did not think anything too bad TO say,
| Wagner's was the music Of the future, and the
General said he was perfectly willing 20 trust 10
the people Of the future to Judge bis administra-
ton. There Is also this 70 be said or that bad
man, Wagner" said the General Notwithstanding
that the gas has been dull. the water so muddy.
and The streets have not been paved with gold.
[ and Notwithstanding the millions which passed
through my hands during four years tenure Of
Office, not one person has risen to charge mo with
having misappropriated a single cent"
The veterans Of the Regular Army and Navy or
the United States living in Hudson County. ~ J. ,
have effected an organization under the name Of
Winfield Scott Hancock Commandery.
Prominent citizens OF san Francisco have taken
up the movement to erect monument to Col
f. d. Baker, list Pa who was killed At Balls BLUFF
Soon after Baker death President Llncoln desired
to have monument erected and had Starr King
lived this project would have been carried out. Il
Is proposed to raise a fund Of $1,000 aud erect .
statue In Golden Gate Park.
Millonaires are not so numerous IN tho South "a
in the North. that in Dixie much interest is felt
in the estate Of the late Gen. w A. johnson. Of
Sheffield Ala lie left 100000 to each Of his 10
children. Beginning life ~ a dsoz-sweeper on A
steamboat. he left the business as Commodore OF
q river feet. Gen. Johnson entered the Confed-
eracy as private, and came out a Brigadier-Gen-
/ eral.
Services commemorative OF Tndlana's War
Governor the late Oliver P. Norton we're held
in Methodist church in indianapolis last week
Several Grand Army Posts and other patriotic
societies attended BumerOusIy. The widow Of the
Governor and his son were present.
Quantrell, the noted guerrilla. has been dis
covered again, this time by a Kansas editor, who
says tho famous raider Is stiB living and the hu5-
band Of rich Mexican woman Quantrell appears
to have almost az many lives he took when In
the heyday Of his CORY career.
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