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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22
A CASE ron ooMpnoMIsE,
III, Insurance Had Not iiocn Pali mi
10 Hold Back. s

His Insurance Had Not nocn paii pni 20
lic Hold Back.
Detroh Tribune
As sho lay trembling in tho darkness
she was just rs suro there were burglars
in tho dining room down stairs as that
she was scared pretty nearly out OF her
Wits. LIZ
"Johnl' she gasped.
IIe paused in the third quarter Of IA
snote and nwoke with a start. w S
a"Wha.wiacher wantN lie Grossly dc.
manded.
Placing her pallid lips close 10 his
ears abe whispered single word.
"Burglarsl' al.
A trcmor might lave boon observed to
run through his frame. lie did not
rise, however. III. &.
'Joln"
"My-my dear"
Ain'tyou going down"
~ think moi" Al
AT the moment n gentle clinling OF
silverware was plainly 10 be heard.
"John!"
The answer was quito inarticulatc.
would 60 hard with II burglar who
had tho nerve to break into your
house?"
"Iiuhm
Haven't you insisted that Ii he cs.
capped without being Chowed up he
would DO worry fortunutcY"
1t seemed rs II glass or. two must
have been swept oil the dining room
table below. TH
"Alice."
There was absolutely no reply
1--we been thinking, Alice, since you
woke me" ts.-, h !.
"Indccd" }isSe. ~
Ut just occurs TO me, my love, that
day."
The door from tho dining room into
tho front hall was heard to creak on its
hinges.
Alice, | can't bear to think OF leay.
ing you to struggle alone in, the world"
To jndsc from the sound, various
articles were being placed in a sack,
presumably for facility5in transpor.
tation. g''S sS5i!
My love, lam convinced that this is
case Tor compromise. II those people
stop right where they are ard 30 quietly
away now. am disposed to be leniiens.h
Very distinctly they heard the front
door open andcloso, after which stcalthy
footsteps sounded from the street.
"They'yegot everything" she mouned,
everything"
They would certainly have got into
trouble he declared decisively, eli
they hadn't stopped right where they
were,
To his friends next day he wondered
how thieves could get away with so
much plumber and not wakcn n single
member of the family. a.7.,s5,,..9
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Both tho method and rcsulta when
Eynp Of Figs Is taken; it Is pleasant
nd refreshing to the taato, and &cta
Gently yet promptly on the Eidneyr,
Liver and Bowels, clennscs tho sys-
lem cliGctuol!y, lispels colds, head
aches and iavers and cures babitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ia tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
ducad. pleasing to tho tas.s and &C.
cepsab'o to the stomach. prompt in
i!5 action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made itntho most
p5pulsr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for. se!e in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gi:ta. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any; one who
wishes to tsy it. DO not accept any
GGbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SGRQo CO.
san fRiRGtSC0, Cdl,
LGvlSyii.E, ~ GEV Raaa!S at.
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[
THURSDAY, Mnrch IT, 1soa
Cattle arc sold at these figure, live weight.
Hogs nro sold ut net weight, that Is 20 ptr cent
(genernilg) on from live weight Sheep are
SOLD gross. that Is 1.-Two weight, or nothing oil. !
AT CALvEEToS YARDS 81
Beef Cdttio-rradc.o the I'LL wa, not nct,vc
q: ANY time To-day, but the market was somewhat
stronger than II was last week. The quality was
Of rather bettor average than II W then. tho
bu!E OF the offerings being OF good butcher cattle
and tops, whl le there WINS less number OF the
common grades, We qpose the range at :? Qua
- with most sales made at 81 0Oai Is per loo lbs
Prices Of beef cattle this week ranged rs follows:
Best beeves 81 6l4aifj, those generally rated first
quality 81 25ai 62l,. medium or good fair unIity
s. OOai %, and ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows g 0Oa3 90 per 100 lbs.
Or the cattle received e9j head came from
Maryland. 90 from Virginia. o. from llIaois,
and l01hcad from Pennsylvania. Totnl receipts
Tor the week 73i head, against COS last week,
and 6ll hcad same time last year.
OF the offerings to-day i07 head were taken BY
baltimore butchers and 20 by eastern buyers
Total sales fOs the week 721 head against US las.
WGck and 6g5 head same time Inst year.
Beef Exports 10 Europc-Tho shipments thi.
week were as follows: Myers 4 Ilouscmnn
shipped 80 head OF cattle by tho Concorlla TO
Glasgow, and 100 BY tho Memphis to London.
y. Lehman & BIO. shipped LIS head OF cattle by
the Protnno to southampton. 40 BY the 0tranto
to Antwerp: 90 By the Coiicordia TO Glasgow,
and l6J by the Memphis to London
Mllch CowsIIhcrc wns a light offering, and
thc'market dull. We quote the range at sAQal5
per head. with extra choice at SIS.
Veal Calvc,-Thc market wa. slow for calves,
with prices oil. Receipts numbered ISL head.
We quote at 5aGc per 10.
Sheep md Lainbs-Thc receipts numbered
some GO0 more than last week. The market Is
slow and the quality about the same rs thai oflss;
weeks offerings. We quote the range from ola
&c gross: common to fair sheep at 3I<a5c, and
good to extra at 5].G613c per lb. Lau;6s 5a6Lc
per Id gross. The receipts OF sheep and lambs
this week numbered . e95 head 800
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"Who would not be boy?" demands
the poet. VOL, the girl with new en-
gasement ring wouldn't, for one.


Either to adopt a plain procaution, one sane.
toned by experience and approved by medical
men. or to incur the risk OF o malady obduratc
aud destructive in Nits various forms OF inter.
mittent or bilious temittent icvcr or dumb
agstc, which OF the twof For every type. for
every phase Of malaria. IIostcttcr's stomach
Dit'ess is a specific. Itacts promptly-docs Its
work thoroughly. As u defence against the
nalarihl tsint 1t !, mos, effective Emigran,s to
aud dcntsens OF regions In the West whcro miss.
matte complaints arc periodical visitant-, ahonld
be mindful Of this and use tho Dlttcrs as a safe.
guard. For constipation, bliousncss, rheuna.
tlsm. .'lh grlppe.a' EitnCy and bladder troubles
the BlttorS viii bb fpiiDdno loss useful than in
cases OF Innlarii. AslinSt.the injurious effects
valuable protection. ss.-If y -. - :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 9I.-It wa down grade
on the board OF trade to-day. Nearly everything
IN IN the WY 81 news was OF q depressing nature
probable In the southwest, though rho cold waS
stu reported us severe, but there was sQid 10
haze been generous snow fall over n largo nrco
81 INT winter wheat and, the apprehcns ion Of
aatnage was generally relieved. About the first
news from abroad was that OF n heavy failure In
Antwerp, which caused considerable local sell.
Ing. The rains In the norhwcs, were liberal.
me m i; grew weak during. the last hour,
MAY set5 on 70 S3Ssc, md closing easy at S3aSc.
weak 80 - e''-'''N''''
Oats easy and lower.
Hog products Inactive and lower.
Flour quiet and unchanged, -
WHEAT-Cash No. 2sprlng ,solsc. M. a snrinr
Tsi No. ree s61:c March S?as25 Ias2s!c; NAV Inv
s3lsaS t298nSJ2G &C., July SGi5RSji4nSic.'S = = :
CoIS-TCash No. 2. S5c: March 37ac7I<a37c
May 3St:aSSi taSS1 &c; Junea7 ac,saS7Lc. -
IS IGa?7Isc. I.',.'>t' ts'' -'Is'
Ryr-No. .. Sic.
,-BAgLEy-No. .. Sec 80
FLANsEEo-9Sc. 8 r., 81 ! 49, ]! Z 49, s
TIMorItYSEED--Sl gal 90 7Sts & ~
MISS ponE-Cash 50 IS: March 90 S,alo .0olSa
Q S.; May 50 95ai0 l7ISaIO 90, = o-/:'.
LARD ga 70 Isl March 50 loa6 apas 90 May
5oa5 42lE: May So i5ai 55a5 iiii%$. 800 = ~
WHIsKT-sl Is. - :, -
Others unchanged.
NEwriYoRK. March 2l.-Fipur. rcccp.s Is 900
barrels: exports 100 barrels; market dun and
heavy: sales 1900 bnrrcs. Wheat, recelpt, d..
0C9 bushels: exports lis 600 bushels sales $685.
eW DuSheS OF futures and 5000 bushels OF spot;
spot market unsettled and weaker: liDyradcd red
81 DIAL G?h; No. rcd aSc: options weak and
loTeti No. 2 red March 9!sioGsX :ao5j<{ c:; April
o,in9laSo; July 9:4c; August 81 &c: sep t nj
9lNc, Barley dull. Corn. receipts 10, 0ti bush.
els: exports 81 COY bushels sales Coz 900 bushels
OF future, md 10000 bushels OF spot; uprraGed
mixed ij}:aoOl;c; March tilSc: April iGJIc:
May 1sa'6di63tc; Juno ii!4alS1.alpsc: JULY
iS1sc Oai'. Eoceints $1,000 bushels: sales 2lo OS3
bushela Of futures and $500 bushels OF spot:
market dul! and easier; March sic; April q Isc:
Nay 3it: spot No. . white SIC: mixed western
o5ISG; white do S6aiVc. Hay and hops
steady. Coffee firm at 5Gl6 points up.
Sugar Arm, Molasses firm and quiet Rice r,
quiet lnllow lulc,. ftoS!pF steady. mnI
quiet TurpeEtine dull at cGL:a37l55 ESgs
=. y . . . . . -
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been fairly acliy, ughout. especially fcr The
better grades OF work horses, drivers and young
mules. and while the supply has been fair In
general, at times It has been short OF the reouirc
lnents o. the trade. The attendance OF several
activity OF the market; $50
Heavy draft-horsc.. good. sI45al65; extra elGoa
lsl: medium, do good s90.llO; extra sIlOal4O;
saddle and driving horses, good s85aloi: extra
s95nll0; streeters s75a9J; plugs sl5atI, Mule,
sixteen to sixteen and hall hands good si35al45
extra slijn1G5; do fifteen and n half to sixteen
hands good slloal2j: extra sl2Oal&5: do iiitcen
10. fifteen and half hands, good s95aIO5; ey.
hands. good siOa.0: extra sSGa95: do fourteen 10
fourteen and half hands, good s5jah1; extra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22
CHANCES OF TIE MEN.

The chances Of Sullivan losing this
fight, providing it takes place, is a
question that is not considered, but the
one OF how Corbett can win is, and pre-
sumably this is what the Californian
will study and ask himself million
and one times before he faces the cham
pion. Ono thing, however, is certain,
and that is that Corbctt will not fight
Sullivan to tho latters liking. or, in
other words, mix it up with him. Such
q course would be very foolish on Corr
belts part, Tor ii he fought Sullivan in
that style howoul1 get punched out in
short order. Corbotrs game will no
doubt be to worry his opponent by
lodging, slipping and running away,
and by those tactics prolong tho battle
and get tho credit Of making a game
fight. Sullivan is not as fancy a boxer
as Corbett, but il the latter thinks the
champion is as slow as q coach horse
and not clever he will find out his mis-
take when they get together. As Sui
liyan remarked a few days ago when
speaking OF Corbett's sprinting abili.
ties: "Lot him run; whcnI got him
into the ring he will find that Gun do
4 little running myself"
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Children Cry for. Pitchers Castorla.
Rucklcn's Asnlca Da,v.

The best Salvo III the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay: required. Its guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
PRICE Is cents a box. For sale by Logan
Drug Co. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

who are Tor the first time to undergo
woman's severest trial we offer you, not
the. stupor caused by chloroforn, with
risk OF death for yourself or your dear.
ly-loved and longed-fo: offspring, bat
Mothers Friend" aremedy which, will,
if used rs directed, invariably alleviate
the pains, horrors and risks OF labor,
and often entirely do awayewith them.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Company and all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

II is not the extremes OF heat and
cold SO much rs the sudden changes in
temperature that cause certain elm
ates to be unhealthful. When, how
ever. the system is invigorated with
Ayers Sarsaparilla, these changes are
rarely attended with injurious results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

GncAGo, H., March cl.-Cattlc, receipts rs.
wv head; shipments none; market Stendy; good
10 choice steers 50 S5ai 7O others 81 2ja So stock
ets y 0oG1 % cows 81 S5a3 TO- Hogs, receipts ~
higher; rough 81 Gjhi 70; mixed aud packers
y lGai %; prime heavy weights 81 Boat Is: light
" ?oaiS, Sheep, receipts 900 head shipments
200 head; market l0G higher: ewes 81 1Onj 10;
So 50ad %; yearllng: IS 7oaG lO limbs s. 7jaf co.
EAST Liberty. Pa. March 2i.-Cat,lc, receipts
LOS head; shipments 9ei head: market lower
at lUnlIc of from last weeks prices. LOGS re.
celpts 300 head: shipments SO head market
iair; all grades 81 9Uai IL Sheep. receipts 1900
week, prices
CINCINNATI, o.. March aL-1To., easy light
5i pnckiES mud butchcrS' s. lVai 50: receipts
6,OOO head: bhlpMcnti l.WlO he'd. ~ ~ !. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

For rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and collie there is no remedy SUI.
perior to the genuine DR.. Thomas's
Eclectric Oil. p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

MANY OF the noted Sanitariums and
famous health resorts arc using Garfield
Tea in their treatment OF constipation
and female Weaknesses. TU
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Ths Features OF tho l1oncj and sto
lInrknt.

Ths Features OF tho a1onoJ and Stock
Markets.
NEW foRE, March 2l.-Moncy on cal! easy
at1Eaa per Cent; last loan per cent; closed
offered at pei cent Primo mercantile paper
ia6rer cost Sterling exchange quiet but llrmer
at 81 sGai STiii. Sales were 2J0,3l9 shares.
The apathy OF operators In the stock market
showed still further increase to-day. and the
dealings IN tho market for the great majority Of
the list and during the create! portion OF the
day, wese utterly devoid Of feature OF Interest,"
There was no demand for stocks, except The in.
dustr!als and the selling OF Reading By Phila-
delphia caused q materia! depression In the
prices oil the coal stocks. Richmond & West
Point attained considerable prominence In the
market, but afte: continu itioa Of the decline
started las. week. Il Joined the general list and
remained without movement for the greater
portion OF the day. The strength In sugar hcl1cd
the other lndnStrias Us far as maintaining firm
temper was concerned, but It failed 10 develop
any animation In thenls and aluoay the leading
railway shares while St Paul, Northwestern,
Atchison and Union Pacific were fairly active
their movements were confined to the smallest
fractioEs; Tho market closed dull aud heavy at
or near the lowest prices of the day.
Eailroad bonds very quiet. snlessl ,023, 900.
Government aud state bonds dull and steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

Dip it ever occur TO you to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the best spring medicine i?
Try q bottle this season. 1t will do you
good. " ,Eat- a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

The construction OF railwaybetween
Radevetz on the Danube, to Nisch has
been authorized by the Servian govern.
ment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

Be sure you get the genuine Bastin's
Cough and Consumption Cure for coughs
and colds. u -. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

x ,at.tzs Cotton.
CISclssATr. O.. March ELECTION, mIddlng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

lCattlc arc sold at these figure, live weight.
Hogs nro sold At net weight, that Is 20 per cent
lgenernily) on from live weight. Sheep arc
sold gross. that Is I've weight, or nothing oit:l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22

rEoI WHEELING 70 LEAVE ARETvE
Wellsbur. and Stcnbcnviilo.. t5:20 AM t5:aj PIN
Mcdonald md Pittsburgh. tG;o) am tS:aO pm
ndanarOliS and st, LOUIS. "7:30 am "5:25 pm
Columbu. ani Cincinnn.i.... $3.50 am "j:25 pm
Wcllsbnrg and steubcnYi,lc. h7:31 mn s5:95 pm
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh. t5:1 am sj:?j pm
Philadelphia and New York. il2::nJ PIN t2:95 nm
Slcubenylllc and pl;t,burghtl2&0 pm t2:35 pm
Columbus and Chicago .......- tl2S0 pm f.2:9J pm
Philadelphia and New York 800 pm $3.50 am
baltimore and Washington SGD pm b031 am
Stcnbenvillc and Pittsburgh $50 pin 1888 0m
Stcubenr!lle md Dcnni,on. 1870 pm 5000 au,
indianapolis and St. Louis. HOS pm 1850 nm
Dayton md Cinciunnti....... ie:05 pm 1850 nm
Stcnhcnv;le and Columbus. 1905 pm f55o am
Northwest Systcm-Clevc, ( Pitts Division.
Trains run daily. except Sunday, NJ follows:
IRON BaIDGEpoHr 70 LEAVE ARRIVE.
Fl. Wayne and ChicNso........... 4:i9an 6:s5 pm
Canton md Toledo. $40 am G:4j pm
Alliance md Cleveland ......... 40 an Gas nm
Sterhcnvllle md Pittsburgh. i: 30 am S;l5 i'm
Stcubcnylle and WellSv!lc..,. 1913 am 2:05 i'm
Stenbcnrllle aud Pittsburgh...l 0:l2 am 10 30 nm
TT Wayne K Chicago............. 100 pm G:.5 pm
Canton and TT1ledo. 20 !tn G:Ij nm
Alliance md Cleyeland...... 100 nm 2:O5 pm
Sterbenrle and Wcsviie..... Leo pm G:tj nm
l'hllndelphlhnnd New York - "a pm 1852 mn
baltimore and WAshlnston....- 2:ilpm l:5s pm
Scuhcnvllc End Pittsburgh =. ~ pm .:52 pm
Stcnbenv!ie ,S Last Liverpool. GIL pm 500 puiS
The National tribune., 1892-01-07

marked, That's good joke. Rousseau. but j
don't know whether it is on you or on the
rabbit"
"This little camp incident caused disturb
ance in Congress some years later. Rousseau
was a member from Kentucky. Grinneli, Of
Iowa, attacked him in a speech and quoted the
soldiers Jest as an evidence that Rousseau was
no more highly regarded in the army than
rabbit. After adjournment that day, Rous.
seau met Grinnell in a corridor and inquired
il he was responsible for the insult he had put
upon him.
81 am not n duellist.' said Grinnell.
"'Then / shall chastise you,' reioinod Rons-
seau and drawing a small whip he struck Grim
nell three or four smart blows.
Rousseau was censured by the House Tor
violating its rules by calling member TO ac-
count outside the chamber for words spoken IN
debate. Rousseau Immediately resigned his
seat, went before the people OF his district, and
was promptly reelected.
IN tell You one more little story 10 wind up
with.
Not more than an hour ago ] had call
from the widow Of an officer Of the Old Army,
who resigned his commission TO enter the Con-
federate service His homo was in Western
Virginia near the mouth Of Gauley River i
was in command there in 1861, aud Mrs.
Thompson asked me for detail Of soldiers 10
guard her property from pillage. j sent her a
couple Of men from the Goth Ohio. few days
aiterward, j asked her if the Ohio boys treated
her we'll
"'Oh yes said she. Not an hour after
they came, while one Of them was talking to
me ia the incest kind Of a way, the other was
milking the cow"
The National tribune., 1892-01-07

newed We were overmatched by the superior
force Of The enemy. but all went well until the
fatal gap in the line WIS made by the unior-
tunate withdrawal Of Woods Division, through
the misintcrprctation Of his order 10 close up
on Reynolds
"With Garfield aud some others Of my stat
j was sitting on my horse just IN rear Of the
line near this point. Soon ] saw some Of our
troops coming out Of the woods ia disorder
Moro aud more II them followed, and j knew
there was trouble. They were men from JET
q. Davis's Division. The enemy had Eurgcd
through the gap Id the line aud was pounding
my right wing into fragments. Davis was try
ing TO stop the hole when the enemy struck
him.
whatever could be done TO arrest the
threatened disaster must be done instantly.
GraspiuP hc situation as well rs ] could, sent
all my stan officers, except Garfield, with orders
for the troops az Tie right Of The break q make
their way 10 Thomas who WAS holding on
farther 10 The left Garfield and / rode or az
a gallon 70 join Thomas. We were intercepted
! by large Confederate force which opened
upon as furious Gre.
ChaugingOur course we rode out Of range,
and ! then saw that all possible contingencies
must be provided for ] told Garfield that
orders must be given the cavalry 10 connect
with sheridan aud protect The train, aud 20
1 Posts Brigade which was In charge Of the train,
4 70 hurry III 10 chattanooga WIN a.4 speed. bai-
1 field suggested that be had better ride over 20
| Thomas aud inform him Of the condition Of
4 things. ] told him 70 80, saying that ] would
II deliver the orders myself as j had no other
member Of the stat with me-
" We acted upon this agreement aud then
made my way az fast as possible 10 Chattanooga
where Wagner had a single brigade, 20 make
/ the necessary provisions for the safety OF The
army In case Of retreat. A dispatch from Gar.
4 held, who was with Thomas reached me about
4 2 y. m. u was In substance that the army was
I holding IT'S position, the men were resolute
aud The battle was going well.
autographed Thomas 10 use his judgment
whether lac should hang on where he was or fal
back 70 Aussylllc Gap. j sent out ammunition
and railOns and directed McCOok and Critten
den, who had Joined as in CHATTANOOGA, 20 re
turn 20 their commands al the front Tha
night the army withdrew 10 Rossvile ant
morning found us IN good fighting trim, read,
70 repcl any assault But the enemy seemed 4
have had enough, aud the battle was over.
While we were lying ~ Murfrecsboro,
continued the General Phil Sheridm's Gle,
ClHb came over TO headquarters one night q
sc.cHadc me. Several OF the Corus and Di
VISION Generals dropped around. aud we Lad
jolly time. JeA Davis and Rousseau wor
-hatliug each other, when Davis said: ] hag
. iolzo on you Rousseau, and IN tell il, Il yol
viii promise 10 take no 0Hense"
90 Fire away said Rousseau.
50 WAS over near your camp to-day, and
heard the soldiers yelling like mad inquire
what they were cheering Tor, and long, la
} soldier answered that IL was either RoU.seau .
, q rabbit
j Tom WOOD, who was one Of the party, r,
The National tribune., 1892-01-07

I was told that when placed in n coffin the re-
mains showed no trace Of the violent death that
had come TO our friend in the twinkling OF an
eye
II ws profoundly impressed by the fall Of
GaresChe. Ii might have been j, but he was
taken, and j was spared. j had no time 10
think Of il then, but for many months and years
afterward il was often aud often present with
me. ] recall the scene az this moment as though
itoccurred but yesterday. We know that brave
men must fall in battle, but that does not lessen
the sacrifice or the sorrow"
And Garfed?"
HE was my Chief Of staff from sometime in
February. 1863, until after ChiCkamauga.
first met Garfield NJ Camp DenisOn, where the
AGA Ohio, Of which he was Lieutenant-Colonel,
was preparing 90 take the field. j had but a
few words with him then, and we had only a
mere chance acquaintance. j did not see him
again until he was ordered from Washington 10
report 10 me for duty not long after the battle
Of Stone River. During part Of the year 1859
he had commanded brigade under Buell., but
later had served on the Turchin aud the tltz
John Porter c0urts-martial.