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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

uon' circles with halo the memorials her
people have erected to leaders IN the con.
met, and bathcs with consecratinc lustre
the graves OF the thousands of humber
heroes who are buried IN her cemeteries.
"hat more meet than that the central
figure OF the great struggle should sleep
his last sleep. surrounded by so many OF
the rank and file of the armies which CON-
PEELED all tho world TO pay homage to
southern vslor. Here President Davis
reached the pinnacle of his greatness and
here was passed the most eventful period
OF his iife. From Richmond he saw the
wave of Confederate victory roll onward
with sweep which promised TO bear
on It's crest the ship of state he was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
.a.ils to BeauyOir and There
Writes His Book.
I:SEECHlNG THE REMAINS.
. tojy at Last Given 10 Virgiaia-Brau-
tiiul Lot ScltCttd.
PROPOSED MONUMENT.
citing the Iunds-Generai Co-opcra-
tion with the Association Or
ganilod Here.

wednesday evening the remains of
-.ut DAVIS VIII he deposited IN their
.r.."ne- place IN Hollywood cemetery.
flrty-two years and two days will
..,ei since President Davis. III the
,Xultaut hope. In the full vigOr of
-rt. AMI as the proud guardian OF
...-. ru nation. entered the city Of
i and took up his residence here
lacity Of Chief Magistrate of the
.rlte States of America.
at DAVIS arrived in tho newly
.. apal of the Southern Confede-
t.. morning OF Wednesday. May
8 ,be strains Of Joyous music,
er- Of al artillery greeting, the
State and Confederate colors,
ums Of "a populace wild with
....r..
,,iay evening. May 81, 1898,
',i drums. colors furled ami
i hearts beating time to tho
.l-r. u vast cor'e3e of citizens
wall bear him to our beautiful
.. dead, aud amid the solemn
muutc-.uns give him final
i.ral that has elapsed since the
..,-c two events. which stand in
contrast. not only the Storm
naulu" over which President
r- called 20 preside has passed
l.. hearty all of those who were
l-ul-ut in upholdlng his hands
. numbered with the silent ma
IT'D, of the ashes of the Confede-
a ... d new city has rlsen; out Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

ing. Nay 10th. tho little camp Was sur.
Many sensational aud Indignantly mon.
dscious accounts have been written OF
President Dayis's capture. These efforts
to behttle the Chlef Magistrate OF the
Confedcracy are on par with the damna-
bic charge OF Stanton that he was accesso-
~ to the assassinat,oa Of Mr. Lsncoln. 4
reward of SIo0, ,o0p had been offered tor tho
apprehension Of President Davis. and shis
sum, intended TO be blood-mo9s2. ~
sidsnls oNa account Of h,s csptuss-snd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

were frequent and the earlier ones were
brilliant. They we're attended by the
members OF the Cabinet. members of Con-
gress. distinguished representatives OF the
judiciary, the Presidents aids and other
officers who happened to be in the city. and
the beauty of Richmond. But as. battle
after battle was fought bereavement began
10 put its mark upon nearly every family
in the capital the receptions were given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

rnunion scene But il was telling upon
both OF US. / trust for lasting good"
HIS RETURN IN 1867.
President Davis left Richmond when the
city was evacuated bv the Confederate
forces. When he entered her gates again
il was as prisoner knocking at the doors
Of United States tribunal and demand
ing a trial. If at his coming In 1861 the
heart of the people went out to him IN
loyal Joy no less did 1T go out TO nim IN
LOYAL sympathy at bis coming in 1867. II
on him had been placed the ALLEGED SINS OF
southern people. in him was the vim
dication of that people. The yindication
is indsliply written across tho pages o'
history in these words; - Jefferson DAVIS:
President OF tho Confederate States o.
America. wss never tried" u sisss W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

the responsibility now, with unaffected
difiidence, am about 10 assume: and fully
realizing the inadequacy of human power
TO guide and to sustain. my hope is revsr-
emily fixed on Him whose favor Is ever
vouchsefed to the cause which is just.
With humble gratitude and alteration, ac-
knowledg1ng the Providence which has 30
visibly protected the Confederacy during
its brict but eyentful career, to Thee. o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

at longer intervals and finally abandoned
altogether"
Mrs. Davis. in her memoirs. says of the
ladies of Richmond:
- was impressed by the simplicity and
sincerity of their manners. their beauty,
and the absence of the gloss acquired by
association in the merely fashionable So
cIety.' And again: AS revert 10 the
heroic. sincere Christian women OF that
self-sacrifcing community 1t is impossi-
bic to specify those who eycelled In al
that makes a woman's children praise her
in the gates and rise up and call her
blessed, and this tribute ~ paid TO them
out Of a heart full of tender "reminiscences
of the years we dwet with them in mutual
labor. sympathy, confidence, and alec
tom
While occupying the Davis mansion the
Presidents family did not escape domestic
afiliction. In 1864 little Joe fell from the
east veranda of the mansion and was
killed. At the time of the accident Mrs.
Davis was at the Presidents Office in the
custom-house. Mr. William w. Davies, tho
Presidents messenger. received the INTEL
ligence of the sad event. and calling the
President out broke 1t 10 him. Mrs. DAVIS
OWNED lnstinctively that something terri
BILE had occurred, but the Presidents calm-
ness and entreaties prevented her from
giving way 10 ner IeellnEs. ne was "e-
voted to his children and loved TO have
them around him even at his Office.
THE SECOND INAUGURATION.
The second Inauguration of President
Dayis-hls Inauguration as President OF
the permanent" government of the
Confederate States-took place in this city
on the Odd of February, 1862, he having been
elected by the people in November. 1861.
The day broke with lowering sky, and
about 10 o'clock hard rain set in. which
continued for several hours. Atabout half
past IL o'clock the two houses OF Congress
met in their respective halls in the Capl.
tol building and soon thereafter repaired
TO the hall of the House of Delegates of
Virginia. to which the President and Vice
Presldent-elect, Mr. Stephens, were con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

DBiusoiR HOUSE. NE. DA
idea so affected me that. making some ex-
cuse. reGained my Garage and went
home"
THE ADDRESS AND OATH.
Hon. James Lyons. chairman OF the
House COMMITTEES of Arrangements. called
the assemblage to order. and after Bishop
Johns had offered prayer the President
proceeded To deliver his inaugural ad-
dress. winch closed as follows:
with confidence in tho wisdom and
virtue of those who will share with me the
responsibility and aid ms IN the conduct
OF public affairs; securely relying on the
which the present war has furnished 30
many examples, dsevis fssl the wststtot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

could not imagine what annoyed him -
A. night. and insisted II wss somo eusans-
Gus shsction." -
The description Of the 1rst cell In Witch
presidsnt Dsvis vas confined. Dv. CxAvon'o
account OF the cruslsies inflicted upon he
urisonsr BY General Miles, the Wiling tool
Of those behind him. end Mt. UAyla'e Dt>
tors tend 70 show that Stanton ond hsa -
,oclates. knowing they could nQe eoeytes
determinsd. u possible. 70 toRture Nm -
dssth. Hut Pfesideut DovtaiS spllt3 ~
nos broken. nor vsrs Ais phS1eol UoG1e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

= > HONE ~ HtssI3 HFPI.
two telegrams during the service. aud
when the last one was handed him arose
and went out. Several others, among
them the late Thomas w. McCance, also
received ieIegrams. which caused them to
Leave the building. President Davis IN his
account of the evacuation and the inci-
dent in st. Paul's refers TO only one tele-
gram. He says
"On Sunday. April Cd, wh;le was at st.
Paul's church General Lees telegram an
nouucipg his speedy withdrawal from
Petersburg and the consequent necessity
for evacuating Richmond was handed me.
quietly left the church. The Occurrences
nis hsA ham bsissHusssd, had kasw6 ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
President Dayis's Account Of the Former
Cruelttes at Fort Monroe.

On or about the 10th OF April. the day
after the Cabinet council. says Mr.. Burton
N. Harrison, President Davis and MS stnf
and Cabinet left Greensboro and started
south. The President and those VINO con.
st,tnted his immediate staff and some
members of the Cabinet were mounted
Others rode in ambulances, arny-waeons
and such other conyeyances as could be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

too often to receive notice Of threatened
attacks. and the congregation Of st. Paul's
was too refined to make scene at antici-
pated danger"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
rnE MEMoRApLE rELraRAM.

General Lees telegram was in cipher,
and was taken by operator Junius A.
Cosby, now sergeant of police Of this
city. who has furnished the DIsrATca with
the following copy of il:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
CAPTURE AND IMPRISONMENT.

called 10 consult Generals Johnston and
Beauregard upon the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
EVACUATION OF RICHMOND.

The Memorable Telegram from General
Loe-presidcnt Dsvis's Departure.
In the winter Of 6i'65 it became ap-
parent to even many IN the ranks that the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28
HDoRT's A. OF y. Vail
Anril pnd fScn

Hon. Jefferson Darts, President:
AHLDM, HIyNFLR. MsIHYRT, EfDSA,
SARTEMOH ONwRSUCF BUWRRkv CESD-
woUAL AMksLNXAU, R0LUARsUR. DWo-
HE'S. Il. T.. LEg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

II. CENT d. s. EiceH. Commanding, &C.:
At day break tomorrow morning commence to |
withdraw the troops under your command. de- |
stroying all government stores and bridges. |
Cross the James on MayOs bridge. Genl James |
Iongstreet will cross on pontoOn at Drewreys |
Bluf and Join you at the Intersection OF the Pc
tersburg turnpike with the river-roai. Mar:h |
along the rlver-rOai crossing the App0maItox |
river at Gcnito and join me at Amelia Court |
house. H. +. lih'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

WOUAL AMkSLNAhU, KULUhINVK. DWU-
HE'S. Il. T.. LEg,
Genl.
Sergeant Cosby was in Hunton's Bri-
gade. but on May IL. 1864, was ordered To
report under detail from the Secretary of
War TO J. T. Caldwell, Superintendent of
Confederate States Military Telegraph, at
Brook toll-gate. near Richmond. From
that time until he surrendered at Appo-
msttox Courthouse he was IN the telegraph
service of the government. generally at
the front. but in February, is6J, was or
dered TO the office in Richmond, which
was on the east side of Eleventh street be-
tween Nam and Bank. He has also fur
nished the DISPATCH with the subioIned
telegram from General Lee TO General
Ewell, which throws light on the situation
at she evacuation and which was also re-
celved when he was at the key:
Tirnn l.an T. NJ UnnRra nF A y. VAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-28

Time, 1890 A. N.
, 1893-11-29
@tn96necf5ugtn
Tluntnuen.
Nuf Der 8abn 3wti6en W}ai=
LAMB nnO SeneOi9
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bebGlterS %entitauO Ter1er,
MrldJrnt stttr aRtrtae RnHanterr t1ttn
Opfer f~tele.t.
Qpn0on n, 30. Npp.

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treffen in Der 0cputirtenfammen elm, be-
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Sbil6erun8 Scr srGBlicben Scener1, Die iicb
auf Der In9lii6Sitdtte abipieLten.
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%5tpan3t9 Yerlonet umgefommen iino. Bier
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Ser 9ta6barlbaft Der llnglidSltd tte nurbe
gum 5ettDetltgen 6OlpttaL etngerihtet. Gs
bauerte bis gegen M1ittag, ebe Die 8abn
iDteber benz 8erfebr iiber9e6en perbcn
fonnte.
, 1893-11-29
StdotiIbes.
Der GrubeI i'm StraBenamt.
Die 1nfIa9en Sufe GoYne's 9e9en GhefcIerf
2tppletOn haben oes &ebtereu GutIaiute
sur Sol9e.

Die Nnfla9eu, Sic 0eneralzS traBcn> Sns
ipettor 2ute @oDne gegeu Die Qeitung bes
S~traBenan1teS unb gegcn ben Superintenz
benten WtcGortbp erboben bat. limb Der
6auptiaGbe na6 auf 9ercp 2lppleton, BEN
Gbefclerf oes StraBen>S epartements, su=
r~ii6gefallen.
Sine Der neuen Qntlagen GOone's gegen
NpplctOn lit folgenbe: Gin 9%epiiier ..
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Stpiiben benz @anal unb benz 6luiie, auf
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lite erbielt, fragte Ell GoDne, tpeS6alb er
9puns, Der Elm gutter Mann lei uno Qrbeit
erbalten ba6eu loute, entlaiien babe.
@ppIeton eriucBte bann GoDne, ben gfamcn
9pon5 fir bic pole 3cit auf Die 3a9utlte
su ieben, mas 81 tbun SoDne iib iebocb
entldteoen tpetgerte.
Snlpcftor Sobn Yrell0er9ait tpieberbolte
geiteru Dem Wtapor Smift 9e9eniibcr bic
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rpproen lei, neil Gin Seripanoter bon ibm,
6enrn 0tc@urren, ein 9eiucb 2ppIeton's
I'M cine Anleibe Don 800 ODER 5000 nibt
beriI6lcbtigt babe.
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i'm crbObenen Acknowledgment 81 recbtz
f%crtigen, Der 0iapor MAJ aber nit BEN @rz
%flGrUngeu peliclben feinesipegs sufrieoen.
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belt Damn nit Dem SberbaucommiiIGr
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Die 9ienite DeS 0errn NppIeton befier be-
ltellt lein Deroe.
2Ippleton puroe beute formea cntluIien.
, 1893-11-29
UefegraphifAe OepePden.
Die N1oroperiube
Nluf &aiier Milbelm uuO
&ei6stan5ler Gapripi,
Der Rat(er b6lt Den Abrenoer Der
@ollema ItJtnen fir etueu
Derriihten.
Die Berltner 2lnarhtiten lehnen jeoe
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9~reifen.
, 1893-11-29
Wte etne
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2lus3abIun9 Der Gerit6erungsiumme an
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, 1893-11-29
Gin fdweres Derbreden pereitelt.
Sonofreider beabfidtieten, einen Grpre65u9
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gu b~riteen.
@pl6en@itn $40. 20. Npp.

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Dor Sagesanbru6 mach Der WtiibIe begab,
b0rte CT auf Dem 8abnbamme, bicbt BET
cinem 9[b9rul1be, 6ammeribld9e, %
iDm OteS gu elmer lolben 3eit oerbG6tig
borfal1, ibltb er itb uoriicbtig nacb Der
Steue, no ct Spet &erle bemcrfte, 6te i'm
8egriffc f%tonben, 6olsi6tpellen quer iiber
bas @eleiie Bet Wtempbis7 8abn 81 be-
f%eittaen. @cus puBte, baB in Elm paar
Wainuten Elm GrpreB5ug fdai8 mar, unO
rief laut I'M 6iilfe. 8alo paren audi
einige WfGnner our SteIlc, bod 9elang eS
leiOer nicbt, Die beiOen SpiBbubem 81 err
>pilben. DIS Der Bug beranbrouite, mar
bas 6tn6ernib gliifli6 tpieOer beieitigt.
6Gtte 8eus nibt 3ufGuig bic @ntbefung
Semacbt, 10 wdre ul13ipeifelbaft cine enticBe
ltbe 8a6nfata1tropbe erfolgt. Die beibcn
Strolcbe battcn es iebenfous barauf abgez
ieben, bic I'M Safe entltebenoe 8ermirrun g
3ur 8eraubun9 Der Derunglidten Paiia@
9tcre gu benitBen.
, 1893-11-29
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@mS 9nr5gefa6tes

: Sc giebt beute 93egen, un6 bcute
&benb S6nee, mor9en aber tptr6's falt
unb Der 9tmmel belt ft3 auf.
= gu Saspcr in 9lla6ama bat cine
Seuersbrunit II &auflG6en eirgedi6ert uno
@tgentbum i'm 8ertbe bon $4,000 Dollars
berniCbtet.
3pii3en WfaiLan6 unb @enebig bat
etn @iienbabnun9Iiid tattgefunben, Dem
~3tpan3ig Meni6enleben sums pfc gefauen
fin6. 9tu9 lit Die 3abI ber @ertpunbeten
grOB.
: Safer @tGbeIm lit 6er Nnitbt, 6aB
Elm 8errit6ter bic 60uenmaibinen an tbn
un6 3ei9Sfan3ler Gaprtpi ab9ei9idt bate.
Die 8erltner NnarCbiiten ertlGren goprioi
feterLt9 fir etnen let6Ii6 guten &erL, gegen
ben le 6urbaus nibts 86ies i'm ScbilSe
fiibrten. l1eber Bic Natur ibrer @efible
gcgen @tlbelm lalien ite aber NIGHTS Derz
Ialten.
0urb Sic @etitessesentpart zines
tpaferen Wai9iniiten lit Die pon0an61treiz
cbern 9eplante @nt9leiIung zines @rpreBs
3uges auf Ser Wempbtsz8abn DerbIitet
tpDroen.
: Die MiniiterIu6eret in Srantret6
itnb StaIien mar bis iebt nocb erfOL9Ios.
= Der bteige @etrei6emarft lit peiz
5en6, ser acknowledgements baz
gegen itei9enb lit felt. gSet3en gin9 I'M
Wtattermin bon 684 auf 683 3uriiG unb
itteg tpieber auf 685; Wtais bon 40 auf
394 unb 3urld auf 395; Safer bon 313
: bis 318. Shpetnefleti3 beiierte ii9 i'm
Souuartermin UNI 10 Gts., S6rnal3 un
5 @ts. unb 0tppden I'm 123 Gents.
= 9(us BEN StofDarbs mtrb bericbtet
3ufubr 10000 Stu6 9ttn6ote6, $4,000
Stid S9tpeille unb $1,000 StiiG S9afe.
Qlm Ginbpiebmartt iinb Die 9reiie Inn
Inn 10 Gent geittegen. S9afe itn0 fet.
Qtm S6petnemartt BADEN ftb bic 8retie
nibt gednbert. S6pere Sbpetne brinsen
$5.15@$5.45, lei6te So. 200$5.5 So, i9pere
unb lei6te bur9einanOer q 80,
p8tgS" $4.100$5. 80.
: Die &urie 3o9en ouf ser Stem gorter
SOnbsbOrle beute an, 1pGter aber 9inger
Die @ftten bes 3udertruitS UNI 2 8oints
3uriid unb 6er gan5e 8urs5ettel erlttt einen
&iidgang, nocbbem bte &urie ober INNER
nocb b0ber tparen, ais bic geitrigen S9IuBz
npttrungen.