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The National tribune., 1891-06-25
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
MASSkcHrfcE ~-e :

MASSACHUSETTS
on tie evening Of June II, IT, c. Berry Post 90
OF Maiden, held sort II reception 10 the veterans
On town not members Of the Post. Tristan Griffin
wac lOasimastcr and those who responded Ia toHsts
were Past Department Commander George s.
Exams, Commander J. %. Bush. Past Commander
Fred Il. llHWley. CamIadc J. T.. Tilcy aud Major
Albion l'cHse. fCHiure 81 the entertainment was
n spulorum, game original with tho Greeks
called lu These days potato Tho contestants
were Comrades y ID. Isruos. Iioharl puTtcH Allen
TuoiIrEeT. and Geo. Woodbury. This caused much
amusement and excitement. aud tho prizes were
won - iglows. fr-i prize, tia plate tnnde under
ihc Mckinley bill, GumFHde Woodbury.: second
prize lin Crater, Barnes; tliFd prize. a in spoon,
furlelii fourth prize, mouse trap, TOothaker.
MINNESOTk,-
Custer Post. Of Rochester. with Tho Relief Corps,
he.d Memorial seINI"r- at the Catholic Church
Father RlordHu delivered an excel lent address Al
th, close ~ the services tc soldiers aud members
~ ihe VIZ. were invited 10 the Academy Of Our
ihdN p l-oUToc~ hy TIE sisters in charge, where
patriotic EXERCISES were given by young women,
members ~ tie school.
MISSOURI
The roster 81 this Department for 1891 IS now
ready Tor distribution. lleadquHricrs 81 Assistant
holn'Hut General Ihos. D. Rodgers NJ -. Louis.
KEW YORK
Tho Department Head Quarters at DctFnif Mich
during tie National Hcampmcft viii De 90 the
hcw IeItins Hotel corner Cus- and Grand River
a'cUH"-- where ucr'H.u0 iHtiaus have been Sc
cured iOf tie DtUultuIUI Commander aud per-
souai staff. Tic haifI is centrally located in ie
business portion ~ the city, with every cJtlvcn-
icnce Rates $3.50 prr day, rooms 10 be- engaged
during the IUuampmeft A limited number of
rooms cau he secured by applying L. Asst
q. Nc. A. j. pculcld, Capitol. Albany The
hssi-aut Qunfirrmaslcr rrerHl bHs also secured
limited number of horses Tor members 81 the staff
and comrades who desire 10 participate in the lln.
raac nn August 4 mounted. moderate clIarce
Nl,lAbc made Tor each horse aud equipments
Tie announcement by the Rev. Dr. raImurr that
Doe would preach Memorial service 10 veterans ~
the war ut tc Tabernacle on the morning of The
o-t ut attracted tlIe iHrsrs con- rcgH ion that has
yet assembled within tIC walls of tbe new e,iiice
since tlio dag 81 dedication Dr Ialmlgc preached
from l-alah VIII Say io she North Giv. up: ard
90 thc South, Keen not beck" Tie spoke mower
fully aud impress eIy mud tie patriotic sentiments
were hppiaudcd. lu words. be- wcavcd two gar
lHudSr one ior ihe Northern dead aud the other for
ii.e Southern dead, aud at tfe close al tlc Sermon
handed real garland 90 Dept Com. Freeman
representing the Aorib. aud another 10 Cen Har-
rl-ou 81 Georgia. representing The South, The
youngest Confederate BriERder Freeman aud
Harrison wrrc introduced 10 each other by DR.
IAimagc when hr handed them tie urcntAz aud
thc two distinguished veterans warmly shook
hands All the Department officers were present
and many other GAR.
OHIO
The election 81 g. rs Warner ms Commando Of
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Is the present popular
Commander Of this De.
parincnt. His known
qualities rs a a shiine
oilicerandA comrade have
insured him for all his
life a soft spot in the heart
OF every houcstman who
come TO know him. Com
radc Lowell enlisted ia
April, 1861. from Grand
Rapids, Mich, asa private
Ia Co. A. 81 Mich, for
three months; but before
the regiment WAS MUSTER
Cd the call for The three
months quota was Glled,
SO they went for three
years service OF during
the war. The regiment
was mustered on the 10Th
OF June, 1861, and on the
1911 was nn arc z
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A Tremendous Rumnus

IL kicked up in the stomach and bowels by drastic
purgatyes. Far wiser n u To relax the latter with
Hostettcr's Stomach Biiters, which never produces
pain, acts gently but eiectuRlly aud the use of
winch h never followed by weakening effect
upon the bowels Bilious, dyspepsia. mRlarial
aud kidney troubles, rheumatism and debility
ylcld 10 H.
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- AAHH ANHH- NNNNa
ln which be enlisted.
passed through a. much
iu defense of llis country
and flag ar many WHO re-
cCivcd high reward FOR
their actions. COmrade
Warner left school Will
lietOu Seminary, la the
bay slate, when 30 wears
odd, 90 enter Go ~. 9th
Mass being appointed
Second S.rE"Hrt, and
soon after beiuEpronolcd
Co First Sergeant of C1.
y. Setg't Murucrpariici
pulcd iu the moss iurur-
tHut battles iu which the
Potomac gHHy Was en-
gagged, under Burnside,
Hooker Meade. Grant.
and sheridan Underline
latter Dec was UV The ~hen-
aHdoHh, while with the
others lIc participated in
stirring scenes al aLd
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AihhRihiIli.- GRAND ARMY OF gHs RErT.prTCl
f.......-.,..t liiLA@D. Va, June %, Isgl
u Poet Commander UHI make timely roo.i-i.
t'"ht tN 1000. hl eomradcs attending tlc National
l'ii'ii''i i Detroit mHy be provided with tie
T1ruiilefsiip badge AZ tfc Order 81 ,a,,,..1.
SHOULD HpIItHT tItfre Si shout one Gofur.a,. No. 81
iiiE 'iler Should swear t5e proper official badge
ii"fFcl ii De- ir. lotrd ilIat fs.. t8t lal4s f,r.
now past oiicrr- sti.4 wear ,fIaitI lrat,,.- 49,,
rf''Nrf should De- discontinued Cumrtar- m.
hioIF Nui uoi npnr u office are emitted a. wear
~. iN' hfnhrf-itp badge with iHr lr1uzc eagle
ni ilie tnu tc llhlou tO o. tBt sf d. It ,.G,.
th'a lfHfs leId boz Iilr Order will tho r-.r .f,,
proper 700 suci Diiiee upon tiOIIbuou uIdua, be-
AN'Ff ir "f"1T ta.Ip HHu flig star Tide rr.-iuFu
az wearing uuk straps of fYra.cr oiil,a- IJ ,tt,,,
We i.pb'nf ~ ahioin. badges De- loi boa accordance
VIII ihc regulations.
ll. Ans ruHHrHur having r0rrz 80 fIYr Trtr,t..y =
~ eai.'nn l.HeHmpmcul- fpf tno seurs 1871 IRIS
~ lra. ln rpHrp uII kind 8 commitment WIN ~,
h'.#'"nt-1enrtd. The Journals of most of an.
h'eI aI- 'an hc supplied 60 Huy needing them 90
cOuTictr flies
alt. lne ol.oNinpuamed comrades arr hereby
appointed 4 a- DEC amp ulDi Ic -ta ,lf tlfr oni-
accordingly They wl.. report h5 mail tp Iia Aaiu-
thii DrucfHi lu accordance with ri-irlIciaus tl.y
i'''ltr through their respective Department
CIlfornia-chas n. GouIdfnc San Tfaucisco
NfHfFIt-iullH N -lole Atlanta
NJ, i'ln'l--l. u '.alhr"c. Dixon D.. r. Frazcr.
H.. ~. n ....ah A. Bennett Moline; b. W.
Iowa uiHrl Mckee. Kcota ]. 4. J, TI,o,r.
s''' "',N tiIlaH George stone, a. Pheasant .
h huilH, -lel Rock ~ a.. hIieu Nat.iI.. .
John DouEin- NiHiov q. as Garner CoIuuT,Ius
5hncHons jolu D. M.tIliour Newton J,i,s, n
Eldlar Davenport. %. G. hIcts I,, nm. a.
Johnson hrdiufhi thas. a.. -WUrth TirpIe. ,
hiNiit Pierce sioux titvt AZ H Nam Na.. AT III
lHin-i John .. AlrtIrilnnd Ouum,ga. Ir.-,, 90.
hhfidnni ~ t GiIcfi.t Iowa tv. ipa d e,,.,,.,,I
arn"t Rapids Miio Smllh MsrshnIItoatt- Iol,,'
b."ukh9fil soldlors iiou" MnrshaIliowp: A. a,
Ain" iaM"rsi 3 q Haynes Coutep4ilo
M4ecunsin--~um ~ kuler lsdon d IA p.o,,r
Oconnmnwoc, n. o. Grove Wiupccsu,,e. No.
ri''Ir. llc l'cre. u. h -Hrzetl PhIit,. Fr,,,tr
" hniieri Milwaukee ~. d. swift Itoa lake. n
~ rhts. keslicnn a. A. Chace Msfsljre,d j
q. FTishIe Milwaukee -
A"nluolty-Joe Davis Maysvile; 4 q Furr
fiHnsiurii SHni D. Parzous Burtonsvilie Wr,
~ Harrison f.cmug-burg. John ~ H.rriclE
lelHtheihtowni D. ~ AIHekirS Louisville. Tss.c
~ trfis 'eieTHTilie; Jerome D. Meiizel Frank f,rt
MhssArhiisctls--Dli B. DeHiis0n, Colerniu.
Vloc JAmes a. Horton. caigned.
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Orfinc snlIiers, Hnme

The Soldiers Home at Ortiug Wash, is
drawing near completion. 1t is a stately and
very serviCeable ediicc and Will be a credit Co
the town and County. The money paid for
the erection Of the building and clearing of
the ground will be a decided help To the f.
nances Of Orting The Commission, of which
George III. Boardman, Of Tacoma is President,
will be able from now on to entertain applca-
tions for admission to the Home. In two or
three weeks time the building viii be ready
for occupancy
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,. H. GouLDING, Adjuiant- General.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.
Progress Of Preparations for the silver AnnIvcr.
bnry Meeting.

DETROIT, June %.
EDITOR NATIONAL Tribune: since the veto Of
the blll appruprlutug $50 ESQ toward the National
EncHmpment, the good cilizens of Detroit have
shown their feeling iu regard 10 the affair clearly.
call was made FOR "A meeting Of the citizens TO
consider thc ways and means of the matter aud asa
result philharmonic Hall WIS packed last Thursday
night with earnestly enthusiastic sold business
men 81 the city, and energetic workers for
The Order. How ready they were 10 help
tide over this difficulty il shown ia the fact
that inside Of an hour Sl3 Cos had been subscribed
10y those present aud M ths writing lhc subscrip-
bous nre coming ln way 20 gladden. the hearts 81
The committee. During iIc meeting speeches were
made 10y IuRuy prominent men OF eloqHcnce. The
list - those who 80 generously put Their pens 10
Their checks D. long one. Detroit does not in
tend 10 be behind, and the National Eucampmcut
here D. going TO Ice "a rOusing mceting.-J. j. :.
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Through Washington TO the front. With this reci-
ment Lowell served unti the 18Th OF October lS63,
when lac received a commission Second Lieu
tenant IN Co. y, 9th Mich. Cav. He served in all
about four years aud eight months. lie was badly
wounded several times and still carries n bullet
received AZ Fair Oaks lie was mustered out Of
service as a Major at Leavenworth. Kan, Nov. q,
lSg5
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around ITcaprir.-sLurg Getty -llrrg Ii, Wilder
Hrs-, Npot'Hy yuUIu, Cold ilnrJor and ppfcr-l5ufg
md boz UiufHt. b. hundred minor eupasrfuctfis dur
lHg Doe more iau trcc wears service 81 tIic front
tic WIS shot down u Sailors Creek, Va Ia can.
turing rebel flag from be- bcur,E aud ID was Tor
iiir action u.Hi hr wac brrvotlcl Second Ii,taru.
aui, but was ury'I mustered a. his company ,,us
over ihc lHua before he was able 10 again tax q
uic held After ihc WAT be- studied law and having
been admitted 60 the bar iH 1862 lus praotccd cvrr
since. lie is now one ~ Ciucinuuil's .,rou,steut
and Hciiyc cltizrus. DE b. Major Of dc iaitsli,,
ui luiIlHrchs Militant. J. -. a. d lie n n,so a
mcuber of George u. Th0mus Post lg and was
twice lts Commander. Be wus Jude. A yocfl.
al abe OHIO Department aud later Ou the siafI
Of tuc National Commander.
TENNESSEE
B. g.. Knoxville. The orntor ~ lie dov an ,he
occasion ~ The Memorial ckrrCises in KpoRville
WuA y A. BcIkuup. 81 The hth Iowa Cav and "a
member of Ia Maynard Post, a. 4 would ves,iure
"a shy thai ali soldiers cemeteries ia this Steg
were properly visited. We have never received
amy money on hags from the National Eucami,-
meIt. TIE expense 81 tue service averages from,
SO 90 SIHJ. This sum b. now raised n thc Posts y
popular subscription amongst lts nrmb rrs only
We generally have nn abundance 81 flowers Nhic,
are o ircc-w viii Offering ~ a generous public Oncn
some 81 our choice flowers have been continued
by rN q Confederate. The Ioyal mouutaitrers ,a,
always be depended FOR cor ributions they send
iu h1skcfui after basketful Of mountain laurel
aud evergreen. The day iE certainly uFot,erly
observed in this part Of the South.
VERMONT
Memorial Day was celebrated in Canada for the
Arst lime this year. The members Of Hancock Post
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The French ignorance of American matters
is freshly illustrated by the statement in a
Paris paper that W. IT. Crane, the actor, who
is visiting there is so popular in this country
that he "has been elected to the American Sem
ate over 400 times"
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CalifnrnIn ID Of

Kate r. Sherwood Camp Daughters Of Ve.sr"ns,
L. :. A.. san Jose. Cal. maintain their interesting
organization Lille W. Woodward, Orderly, writ
ing from san Jose. says: We now have all the
supplies that are needed and continually send
ing charters for new Camps. We have Mother
Bickerdyke Camp In san Francisco. Of which We
are very proud; organized Sept. H. 1890. Its menu
beers are good workers, and real sisters TO Kate h.
Sherwood Camp. Louise DOhs Is their Captain,
and Mrs. W. }. Faneher Is ours Wish you could
have been present at our japanese Social. IL was
a great success both financially and socially, and
testified most molly 10 the growing popularity Of
the Daughters"
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w II. Young, Kansas City. Kan: The Interstate
Soldiers Reunion Association OF Kansas, Missouri,
Nebraska. aud Southwest Iowa. will hold their
fret Reunion al Chelsea Park. Kansas City Kan
Sept. 7-l2 President Harrison aud his Cabinet or
part Of them. viii be present; also Gems. Slocufn,
81 New York; Gibson, 81 Ohio: Fairclild Of Wis.
consin: AlgcF, Warner Miller. and many other
distinguished men. The Governors Of Wisconsin
Illinois. Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas
witt many Of the leading speakers from the above
named States, viii Toe present; ALEC, the Depart
mcut Commanders from those States. The good
people 81 Kansas city, Kan. and Kansas City Mo
making preparation TO take Of from 50 900
10 sUOlO old soldiers aud their friends.
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MISSOURI.

X. j. Archer, Secretary, Scdalia; Az n meeting
about month ago 81 number 81 those who wore
the Blue and Gray ia the war Of lsGl-'G5, aud who
believe b was ended fully 26 years age IL was de-
Cdcd thHi 10 was not only feasible, hut humane
lbciai and sensible TO hold an Interstate Encntnp-
meat ia Sedalia, july aud s. ut which thousands
who were once awayed Ia deadly conflict against
each other, may bc brought together iu their de-
ciiuiuR years for grand q" l0veicast % and a good
hand shaking time. No one will bc required or
even expected, TO attend Ia uniform or ia orrnu-
lzai0us, but simply a. civilians Of both the Blue
aud Gray, with their families aud friends All
will bc welcome, aud general good time may
confidently Doc expected.
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AithqtAHflIE 6EAHD hIsiY oF IHE RmrnHcl
ltFLhED, W. june 30. 1891.
GeUrT4l Order. DO. ~
? I.e attention 90 aII Post Commander b called
~ ii.t ihct ihHi lIe reports viii bc due Tor tbe
~ months ending june ~ and De- order 10 have
ti'h ifoIcfy consolidated Ht tire ro-n eclfvc Doc
pi 'ihfA lleA1q hHfrr- ilry should 81 made sstil
~. 81" without iai Ht tlir Hst meeting Of the
ffri iu june Hud Ht once forwarded A. hesl.t...t
AdIutaliis-6 cHcral
very l"- D. interested in having iis member
fih' hlleif lh Toe lTHud summary chat will I5c
'il'H OF llif zlth National EroHmTucut at De-
~. Pee silver Anniversary Eucumpment Of
command 81 W @ FEhzEY. Commruder-jB-
.. y. HoUlnIHC hdjHiaut- General
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Tic election 81 a. IS Warner NJ Commando OF
THIS Department wUs foregouc conclusion from
lic opening OF iIc rtuubcnyillC EucRmpn,eut "a
April Qua couIHd', though reaching no higher
----- hmm ------ IL
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The old comrades Of the Sd Mich. aud the 9th
Mich Cav will be glad 10 know that Hnn G. Lowell
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PENNSYLVANIA.

}. G. stevenson, Secretary, New Castle: Pc
union l00ih Pa. ttoundheadsD, AT Butler, Aug &C.
Send addresses.
u. A. Drake, Townville: Reunion 18th Pa Cav.
at Union city. Aug. a.
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WASHINGTON AND alaska

and their ladies' in Montreal paid graceful tributes
TO The memory of iheir comrades buried on Mount
Royal Gen. Knapp made an eloquent address.
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings Of Rsgimcnial aud Other OrganI
EGtlOus.

ITO SEcEETEHITs: Secretaries viii greatly favor
az hy sending bTicf accounts 81 the Reunions 81
their respective organizations for publication in
tIls column Immediately EhcT the occurrence Of
The same also copies Of rosters for file aud future
reference. Reunion notices sent az will be pub
lishcd a. soon ne room can bc made FOR them.
ILLINOIS.
J r. Robinson, Secretary. Farmer City. Reunion
% lll. Cav, NJ Lincoln, sept. - and 90 during
werk 81 state Fair nj Peoria. Railroad rates. one
aud 0ne-third fare for round trip.
Iowa.
T. }. Weiser, President. DEBORAH: Reunion 81
Iowa, al this place, Aug. 25-s7.
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VERMONT.

The State Enclmpmcnt Is in progress nj St
Johnsbury. Comrades Of the GAR in good
standing are welcome at all times 10 tile EnCamp-
meHt, and a cordial invitation is extended TO them
with members of his staff, Past Commander in
Chief Merrill, Past Col. Stevens aud Col Chas K
Darling Of Massachusetts Division viii be present
Commander In Chief Neazey has accepted an in
vitatiOu to attend, circumstances permitting. Gov.
Page and other civil officers have been invited to
be present at the public installation Of officers and
Campfire following Division Headquarters are
established at Room l. 81; Johnsbury House.
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blending Of the artists touch with The poets
dream.
The first generous and timely offering arrived on
the 18th inst. and la thc name Of the comrades Of
the gentle ladies of MichgHn's " re "a soldiers
gratitude. The memory Of your seifdeH8l. 10
honor through ~, your dead aud ours" sleeping
FAR from their homes and loved ones will ever be
remembered with grateful pleasure
Respectfully and sincerely yours, in T., G. < L.,
ALBERT Il. SHOLrs Commander.
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Does the hot weather make you weak and tiTedf
Hoods SarsAparilla will give you strength.
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NEW YORK

AT the regular meeting OF Ger. W. r. sherman
camp, 5, Schenectady, n. Y, held June r. the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed among the mem
beers of the Camp over the coming Division En-
eampment to be held al Binghdmtou June D to o.
Eighteen members Of the Camp siguified their
intention 10 attend the Encampmeut, and as many
more were wonderfully sorry that they could not
attend The present prospect is that Gen. Sher-
man Camp will soon be one OF the best Camps in
this Division. The rebuilding OF this Camp frOm
the ashes of old Walton Camp, OF this city has
been IA work of considerable magnitude, and has,
not been accomplished without hard, earnest
work on the part OF the brothers of the Camp.
Among those who deserve especial mention
Cant Cole Lieuts T. Ward SchermerhOFn and
George A. Des Roster, who, in connection with TIE
Past Capts. Matteson, Carmichael, and one whom
nIodesty forbids TO mention by name, have
accomplished excellent work in the rehabilitation
Of the Camp.-Past Capt. G.. III. Il. Moran. of
Camp Is East Albany, present at the last meet
ing OF Sherman Camp, aud gave The boys pleas
ant talk In which some excellent advice.
Charlie is - hustler" and Rs he is prospective
candidate for the Office of Colonel of the
Division il will be we'll to keep him in sight. -
Tie boys nom Schenectady, Amsterdam. Fonda,
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We hayc received the roster Of Fuller's Brigade
wiich consisted Of the 27h 3gtlI. 43d aud 63d Ohio
Members Of these organizations may procure the
same, by undressing Oscar Sheppard, Secretary,
Nest Alexandria.
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j. =. Miller, Red Cloud, Nebraska and Kansas
Interstate Reunion at Red Cloud Sept l5-Is
These Counties Will be represented jefferson,
gGaYrr, Nuek0iis Webster, franklin. Harlan
Phelps kcarncy. Adams, Clay, aud Fillmore Neb :
aud Washington. Republic, Jewel, smith, Phil
lips, Osborne, aud Cloud, Kan.
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MISCElIkMFOuS.

Secretary W. T. GOodhue, Of Milwaukee has
sent a. copy Of the Proceedings Of the Sd Wis
oonsin Association la Reunion at La Crosse held
Oct. 10 last
= D. Tubbs DIS Thompson Ave, Superior: Re-
uulon AoIthw rSteru Veterans Association at Supe-
rlur, July 10. A most excellent program has been
provided, and Invitations extend TO Gov. Peck
EI-Gov. Hoard Gen. hlger. Bishop Ireland and
several other prominent men 10 be with ~: also
large number OF bands, drum corps flag brigades Of
young ladies. aud many other attractions
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OHIO.

vs.. J. Pcutlow. Secretary, Oswcgo: Reunion
28lh \. y al O-wcEo. July p.
w i. Ferris. Secretary, Buffalo: Reunion IlCti
y. Y al this place July 3.
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RESOLUTION OF CALIFORNIA CONVENTION
W.E.C.

Whereas Il j. well known that the late Gov
eTnoT Of the Stale Of California was most earnest
ia l'is appreciation Of the work Of the ". y. g..
ana warm supporter Of the purpose Of the Relief
Corps Home at Evergreen evidenced not only by
kind words. bu; substantial pecunltry aid; There
fore,
Rcsolrcd, That in the death OF Gov l. ". Wafer
man our organization has lost "a devoted friend,
the state n most exemplary citizen, aud the com
munity man possessed the most sterling quail
ties
Resolred, That this Convention extend to his be-
Teayed family the condolences Of an Organization
OF loyal women who appreciate his patriotism
anu ean understand their extreme sorrow ia the
aihictiOn sustained ia the loss OF affSctIOnatc
husband and devoted father
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Iowa
MISCELLANEOUS.

T. J. Weiser, prcsiden
Iowa. al this Mace. AUG.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-28
SEE THEM SQUIRM

1t is amusing to see the Democratic
papers squirm over the foregOne con-
clusion as to McKinley's election in
Ohio. They endeavor to pluck cOnsola-
tion from the matter in many curious
and funny ways, and as an Illustration
the following paragraphs from the
Seattle Telegraph and the st. Paul
Globe are given. The Telegraph,
under the heading what 1t viii
Mean" says:
The election of Mckinley governor of
Ohio by fair and square majority will
not only give him prestige as a presi-
Dental candidate his rivals will find diff
ticult TO overcome, but IL will place
Foraker in the field as a senatorial candi-
date in opposition TO sherman, with a
force and impetus that can not be resisted
by the great Ohio demOnetiZer Of silver.
Mckinley will thus be thrown into the
pre- idential race as the foremost expo
nent of The two great principles OF his
party, that the only way 10 make people
rich is TO l X them, and reduce the circu-
lating medium.
The St. Paul Globe says in this connec-
ton
Nothing could be better for the Dem
ocrats than to have to face such candi-
date fighting under such "a banner in the
year of our Lord eighteen hundred and
ninety two: and if there is any way TO
bring about such battle without Sacri.
ficing good men in Ohio, they ought TO be
glad to Walk in it,
The Democracy will not get a chance
to howl at Mckinley in the next presi-
Dental campaign but will find itself
confronted by no less a man than
James Gillespie Blaine, the most pop
ular statesman in the United states,
or the world, today. Ohio will begin
the work Of electing him next NOvem-
Der, by an overwhelming endorsement
of Mckinley and his tariff policy,
which the people have already learned
is the best measure that has become
law within a decade, and which,
together with all Of Mr.. Blaine's wise
craftsmanship, and especially his reci-
procity doctrines, will strike the PEG.
pie in exactly the right place when
another administration is to be pro
vida6
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-28

mand he gave Davis such a deadly in
suit that Davis shot and mOrtally
wounded Nelson in a corridor Of the
Gait house. Nelson was a Kentuckian
and was petulant and imperiOus. He
was brought up in the navy and was
taken from that service to do field
duty at the beginning of the war. He
was very strict disciplinarian Of
troops, but was not inclined to disci-
pline his own temper. Camp Nelson,
Ky, which was a recruiting and out
fitting post in Central Kentucky, was
named in honor Of General Nelson,
who had much to do with modifying
the Kentucky contingent in the union
army.
General Davis was acquitted of
blame in killing Nelson, but his hasty
action was much condemned by many.
He slew a brave man and an excellent
officer, and General jeff c. Davis was
all of that also.