The National tribune., 1891-10-01

gave Colonel Chen AIaior] MoEo!Iip the order no
stu has, The paper on which &c was written IL
yellow with age but tho Colonel has il carefully
preserved bstweep two pieces Of glass fastened
together with narrow silver frame. The sigma
ture Of tho magtyrsd President IS an unusually
clear one.
Somg'do y vs.. Clark First Lieutenant Gth We.
Montpelier &c.. has been awarded a medal OF
"'hor hy Che Secretary Of War FOR distinguished
anu gallant services Boz action July IS is5s .a ac-
'..''l'ee win Tho Act az Congress- approved March
= i's providing fpr che presentation OF medal. OF
"'.'r 70 such officers, commissioned officers
and pr.y'tcs who especially distinguished tbsrn.
selves la action.
Comrgde IT, Covert. 81 Irrs,, t-.,...,...,. n.
90 Newton, kun, who las been appointed an, Al
de-Camp on The s,aH o. tbe Commando. r.. CIs.y
served bis country during the bate rebellion fr 90
. r. 'th OHIO. Io enlisted Nov. e. Is6l and wa,
discharged Dec e, 1884, having served three years
one month and - days. II esimcut hasau hon
'r'b.e record, having participated iu many Of tho
great battles OF the late war and nc was aIwaysas
tAe 'front.' during is term OF service Courade Covert
''" "Fe active Grand Army man, and IS always
l''sen. 10 all meetings Of Che Post. ready at al,
1"'es 10 do any ,hiug TO advance its interests.
Gen. r. Bird Grubb. United States Minister to
spain. who is nc present jn America. was rendered
y ~ .t ID
Burlington Commaudery, No J. and Crusaders
Castle, No. Ii knights OF che Golden EIrfe Tina
General and visiting delegations were met ne the
rHir0ad station 5y Cine Burlington orctnilations in
iali regain, and. headed by a band. made : short
street parade. Members OF the Oiler we're rr,.,,rt
nom Beverly, Florence, Palmyra. and o.heruIsce4
Atlhe Lodge-rooms tho address OF welcome was
made by Past Chief Thomas locke of Burlington.
which was happily responded 90 by Cen. Grubb.
"a NFra F-.a.H
the lady 70 whom the General IS to be married. is
Of English birth. athough she FIRST saw the Iightof
day ." This country she being born while her
parents were on visit 90 America. She b de-
scrlbsd AZ being beautiful, we'll educated and ami.
able. IL is rumored chat after tho wedding Gen.
Gsubb Will resign his foreign mission and return
home and engage In the New Jersey Guberna-
tOrial contest.
Mrs President Harrison, accompanied by Mr.
aud Mrs Mckee and the children arrived I'm LYNN
Mass, on tHr afternoon OF sept % escorted by O.
A. Coffin, President Of the Thomson Houston
Electric Company. The party LETT the Boston &
Maine Railroad train al West Lynn, and were
driven TO the works Of the Electric Company
whence, after brief inspection, the guests were
taken 10 DR. Collins residence on Nthant street.
rethey We're entertained at luncheon. Follow
ing The luncheon arecepton Of one hour was held,
at which many Lynn ladies were introduced to tho
visitors. long drive through some of the wood
land and 5eashOFe environs Of the city was taken
ia the afternoon.
The invitation Of The Trustees Of the Chicago
Grant Monument Association to Cen Butlerded
its President, and the Society Of the Army Of the
Potomac 10 be present 80 Che uuvailiug ceremonies
at Lincoln Park, Chicago, Oct 2 has been ao-
cepted. The General asks the members who can
be present % assemble at the Palmer House at noon
Of that date, wearing their badges.
At the late session of the East Ohio Conference,
held at Akron, o., Comrades Rev. j. r. Reyes,
I'D, pastor at New Philadelphia D, aud Rev J.
]. Wilson. Presiding Elder Of Cambridge, o, were
elected Delegates % the General Conference Of The
Methodist Episcopal Church, to be held in Omaha,
Neb., in May, 1892. Comrade Reyes was a mem
Der Of Co. /, 5th Ohio Cav and is the Secretary Of
his Conference. COmrade Wilson was a member
Of Co. g. 93sh Ohio. There are 10 ex-soIdiers among
the ministers Of the East Ohio Conferences.