The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-01-05

When Surnter evacuated the torn Gag was
taken by Maj. Anderson. We have evacuated
the fort" he said. mot surrendered" The flag
was used later winding sheet for Gen. Ander-
son and was buried with him. At the residence Of
Mr.. Hart medals and documents ali attesting
to his gallant conduct at Sumter.
Representative Hartsr. Of Ohio. Il having troubIs
already with his pos;offices. He posed as = sol
diers' friend during the campaign. but seems to
prefer other than soldiers for Office. Conrsde T. j.
Runysn, who served in the Mexican war and
sfterwsrd saw four years OF hard faithful service
in the 20;h Ohio. with which he participated in II
bard-foughs battles. besides innumerabis Skin
mishes. q candidate for the postofice a, Ms.
Giend o., and the citizens there were strongly Ia
favor Of him. Mr.. Harter. however rendered the
Office to of his friends and be declining "a.
offered II to another who viii probably scceps. lie
refused Comrads Runyan's proposition to have the
matter settled by popular election.
The late Mr. Du Barry Second yIce-Presldsnt Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Is rsmem-
bered with gratitude by many veteran OF tho
civil war After the battle Of Gettysburg cry for
assistance went up In behalf Of the thousands OF
wounded soldiers on that bloody field. Mr. Du
Barry was one Of the first to respond. and. fitting
up relief train. he started with It from Baltimore
for the scene. Innumerabie difficulties confronted
him. bat all we're overcome. and when ne returned
TO that city he brough. hundreds Of the brave boys
Gen. @. NJ Dodge. accompanied by his private
secretary. Col. J. r. Granger and Gen. Stanley. U.
9. A.. arrived In Denver las, week proposing to
remain there q few days before starting for Texas
hunting trip.
Appleton r Hiliyer and bis sister. Miss Clara F.
Hiliyer. OF Hartford have given $4,000 to the
Hartford Young Mems Christian Association for a
manual training institute. TO be called the Hllyer
Institute. in honor Of their father, the late Gen
Charles T. Hllysr.
Ex-Gov Austin Blair OF Michigan, one Of tho
few surviving War Governors. and now "a years Of
age, received a Christmas gift on Saturday Dec.
"A. purse containing 81 rs. It was from a num-
Der Of his old Republican friends including Gen.
Algsr. Senator Mcmillan. ex- Senator Palmer. S. b.
Cutcheon, and James F. Joy.
The KeeIey treatment for dipsonania and the
drug habits will be ia at the Milwaukee Sol
diers Home by the close Of the present year as the
result Of $ recommendation made to Gen William
H. franklin. President of the National Board OF
Soldiers Home Managers. DIR. Kelley has notified
Gov. Wheeler, at the Milwaukee Home that his
company will furnish competent physician 70
administer the remedies for at least three months
DIR. Kelley agreeing to pay the necessary expenses
during that time.
DR.. Cornelius Herr who figures eonspIcuousIy in
the Panama scandal, lives at Frankfort on-tIle-
Main. Germany and Is naturalizsd American.
He hns had finger in many a political pie in
Paris and in Of bis business deals he mas had
the confidence and assistance Of ". de Freyeinss
and other Frenchmen quite distinguished.
During the Franco Prussian war ne was a Surgeon
attached TO the Army of the Loire.