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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03
A story Of u Russian novelist.

Turseniei once asked the famous critic,
Bellusky, aud five others to dine with him
at his home ID the country, where he kept
famous chef,
will prepare for you such banquet
as you never have imagined. he declared,
and he not only fixed tho day, but Insisted
upon each perton's giving his word oil hon
or that he would be present.
Don't fear for us, said Belinshy. We
shall be there, but you must not repeat
tho trick you played Us last winter when
you asked us to diuosnd were not at home
when we srriyed. In order to remind yon
will write you tue day before.
On The appo nted day "a very hot day
the party set out for the country house
10 the MOI ming and arrived thoroughly
faiigued by heat and dust.
But no hest appeared to weleoae them.
The housu was d,ssrted. Repeated
knocking ut The door was answered by sill
eDce. st
Can Turgeni.fl have repeated laht Win
ters ir.ck? exclaimed BelInsky. His
friends tried TO persuade him that they
had arrived earlier than they werseApec
ted. .a
But wrote him that we would be here
at / O'Clock, said Belinsky. What can y
nesn2 II they would only admit US, We
90 MD wait, but here We ate scorcbed
AT length boy appeared who confessed
that the chef was ut IN inn 10 the neigh'
borhGoj.
He Was dispatched Tor the chef, and the
party waited, hungry and cross, until Le
made his appearance.
Where is your mssterf cried Bslinsky
The cook did not know.
Did be not order q dlnntr for us TO
day?
lie did nothing Of tho kind, was tho ans
wer.
Well said Beliusky when be VAS con-
posed enough tlf1press an opinion, be
bss indeet given as m unusual sort Of
banquet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

! kaov. for You have neisher the speech
ror The nanners Of the people. Where
did you cone iroms Tell me, iimplorc
you,
Y Billy LOOKED 1t the form dimly oatlinsd
pre- him, 10 blank Astonishment g.tt
)hy. madam. Ian perfectly willing 70
~ you. Ny home vss 10 New Haven.
Coas., 0Ad bless it add came vest eight
ysAu ago. Siscs then ! have met with
may varied experiences. I've tasted the
svestsess Of prosperity ssd The bitterness
OF Adversity. About . year ago | bad q
comiortabls snm Of money spd was pre-
pairing TO return 20 the east, but by Al M,
bsppy speculation lost il all; then drift.
cd ia,o my present situstion. Bat mean
to accom- plish soms,hioe before ! so home
again t, ses my dear old moshs: There
sss youthfui rias Of bo psiulness In bis
voice. which bis eight years Of trying en-
pesisnees hsd failed te oblllerste. 3
The vidou dropped back on her couch
snd YES perfectly still
But l am forgetting my eiraad, con-
tinued Billy. Ny friends aud | have
brought you . little Offering, which ]
hops sili be socept bile, II should be.
for IL 10 present from the good church
member OF the village, who beg you Will
accept il with their compliments.
He advanced 10 the side OF the couch
and bent down b place the contents Of
bis hat 10 her lap. Az he did so ray OF
light stole through the half closed blipds
sn i.ll upon the womsn's face.
Ny Godl He started back psler than
his companion. while the hat dropped
heavily TO the f;or. The next moment
he wss kusslirg beside the coucb, clasp
ing the wasted iorm in his strong young
arms. bis frame shaken by violent sobs.
Willys. dear Willys. l have been. n.seek'
ing you ell over the west Tor the last five
years. Thank God, oh. thank him .
thousand timss, that have found you Vt
last.
In the mssn time bis companions outl
side we're becoming impatient.
Wonder what's keeping tn feller so
long, said one OF them; be could give
the widder th money q hundred times
over during th time he's be in there.
/ should think be could Tell you what.
III Just creep sroun' & th' winder n see
what he's up =, said Spot, sultng the
sction to the words. Dropping on his
knees, he cautiously peered through the
half closed blinds. The next moment he
had fallen backwards. and was soon bast'
ening to his comrades with curious exi
preston on bis face.
Well, what's up. Spotp be WAS asked.
ldu' know, replied Spot, scratching
bis hesd. pears like Billys gone and got
mashed on the widder. He's down on
bis kpess fore th bed holding her in
bis arms.
A hearty laugh went around tho crowd.
Al this moment Billy appeared at the
door with his sombrero pulled well dow
over bis eyes.
Boys, he stammered, and the strong
mans lips quiversd, boys, there's an old
lady inside who wants to know my friends.
Come 10. It's my mother
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03
Western ) Justice.

Mr. Theodore Roosevelt seems to have
found the genuine Bret Harte cowboy,
aud in the Century thus repeats one Of
his stories told 10 genial chat after
supper: = AiAte
One OF them asked the other what had
become ofs certain horse. anotsd cut'
ting pony which l myself had noticed the
preceding fell. aflgHt Htaf
The question reused the other to the
memory OF wrong which still ranked,
and be began Q alter one or two OF the
proper names):- t..tsrr sa
Why that was the pony that was stole.
hsd been workin him on rough ground
when was out with the Three Bar lit.
and be went tender forward. SO turned
hi loose by the Lazy Branch. and when
come back TO get him there wasn't
any body At the ranch, and couldn mud
him.
Tue sheep maa who lives about two miles
west, under Red Clay Butte. told me ht
saw Q fellow 10 wolf skin coat. iiiin
pinto bron. with white eyes, lesdln tba,
pony OF mine Just two days before; and
/ hunted round till hit bis trail, and then
fol lowed to where I'd reckoned be was
hesdio for the Short Pine Hills, vi
When got there q rAncher told me be
bad seen the man go on toward Cedartcwn
aud sure enough, when struck Cedan
town found be lived in dobe house
Just outside the town.
There was 9 b ON on the town. and 1t
looked pretty slick.
There was two hotels. and went into
the FIRST, aud says, Where's the justice
Of the psacef says ! TO the bartender
There amt no justice OF the peace says
he; ther Justice OF the pesce got shot.
Well, where's the constable ssys !.
Why, it wss him that shot the justice
OF peace; says be-, he's skipped the couni
try With bunch OF horses.
Will, siat there no officer OF the law
left in this tovn9 says 1.
Whv, OF course. says he; there's pro-
bate Judge; be is over tending bar st the
Las, cbsnce Hotel.
80 ! vsot over TO the Last Chance Ho.
tel, sud walkel 10 there.
Morniu, ssysI.
Mornin. says be.
You're the probate iudgei says /.
That's wbst / am says lI'. What do you
ssntY says he.
want justice ssysI.
What kind Of Justice do you wsn5 says
be. What's Il for.
It's for rtsslin horse. rays l.
Then, by. you'll get il, says be, Who
stole the horse7 said be.
fliss man who lives in dobe house
just outside the town there. ss,si.
Well, vhfre DO you come from youu
self, Gays be.
From Msdory, says
With ths, be lost interest. aud settled
! ind O. bach; aud ssys be, There xon't DO
Cedsrtswn jury bang Cedtrlovn man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

II WAS late st night aud my horse was
clean played ont, when | osms upon n
mountalneer's cabin, and hailed the honse
Two or three doss set up furious bark
ing, and presently tho door was opened
a. voicecailed through the dense dsrk.
nese.
Who's out thar. an what ere you iussin
about2
I'm traveller in search OF lodginga, |
replied. p imf
How many oiyoa
Only one. g te @
On horse ora mewli
A horse.
Wall, 30 stay right on the horse iill ]
git candle and hev look at yol
He left the house bys back door and
came around TO me, holding a candle in
bis lett hand sndA shotgun 10 his right
After taking long look, he asked,
Whmd yo come from2
Drlttul.
What furl
To see the country. &
Got any shootin irons2 q A1sA q,
No. Blu. what's the matter you are 80
suspicious? & $3.50
Wall, want to kLow who is who befo |
take him in. 70 kin git down an III gin
you o bed. il you want TO run the chan.
cos.
What obanoesP
Why my boy Jake Is out ocoa huhtin
aud will DO home bimtby,
When he comes he'll take a look ut yo
You were always fault finder, growi
led the wife. Yes dear, responded the
husband meekly; found you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

: He sLall never marry spal J meet
a womsn who is my direct opeosite, she
iepeouraginglyl Well. Mr. Dpiisr, thsre
are numbers Of bright, Intelligent girls
right IA this Deighborhood. t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03
The English ADMIRAL .aa The Ds,


The Moors hold by their boards whe0
they swear ~ order 10 give weight 10 their
oath, which alter this 70 malay they rare'
Ii y oiste.
Inu length Of beard seems to weigh
xith them more than the stock Of brsins.
Ainirsi keppei was sent TO Aisiers TO
dema ID satisfaction ior the inlares done
10 bIs Briisnaie mslesly's snhlaeis p,
their eorsslrs.
The dey, "a rssed pi ihe boidaess OF tho
am assador, exclaimed tiist ha wondered
a. the iusolenes at the Eaglish monarch
~ rsndIng LlD msrssse ny aitolish,
besrdl,s boz.
IAe admiral. toIesbsi nettled, replied
IL bis master nAa suppovtd weldon was 10
bs measured by tue leagth ~ bis beard be
wcnld doubtless have seni The dey be
10 {.
Ihs ausssr ~ sGraged tts dey be on
dered bi, maLes 10 sttsnd ~lta ihe bow
strings. sayiag th.s ih simlrsl should
pay for his boldnsss siih bis ale.
Nothing daaatsd " tbs ibfess. b. sY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03
icr stcslin Mcdosy mans horse, says

icr stealth Mcdoly mans horse. says
he
Well, whst am 10 90 Al oai my horsef
says l. ib taa ss
no? sys he. We'll, you know where
the man Lyss doa't youS says he. Then
sat up os.4ida his house 10 night snd
sbeot him when be comes 10 says be. aud
skip out with tho hoN
All right. ssys !, ,s what Ill Do;
and walked OF 70 b lpase. and ] laid
down behind seme a [ash to wait
Tor him. #
He was not 81 homa. I'D puld see his
siie mosia about issida eoS 4 theu. aaa
| waited and waited. and II gr6ked darker
aud begun 10 say 10 myseli, Now hera
you arc l,la out TO shoot this man when
be comes home, aud it's getting dsri. aod
you don't kuos bim. and IL you do shoot
the next man that comes Into the house
hke'ss not At xoot be ths fellow you re
alter at oil, hut some perfectly innocent
man q comm thrr after The o'her man'a
wife. sa Y sfi'sia
so up and saddled The bfuuc. and llt
out for home. concluded the narrator, With
the air OF one justly proui oi bis own self
abnegaiing virtue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03


-Au up,osn bride ~tois hnsbaai 'e''
sick 500. after the We idiDg vss, 10 her
ssHisty. constantly piJins bin shh ysr'
,ou- doses 10 y,el ,'ionni ibs doctors io'
s.rapioas. D,nt Jon think hf'ii b" sbl'
70 take . vslk soop. q oio sbs sked.
No, msasni he s.id bat II yon ~ooli ,sts
I on 3 lons walks each DAY tbinE yonr
.ho.baga wDuid b. pr.s,iy bepsti tied.
AngnJtus, tsid Atgpiins " hef ioyef,
,oa Enow tbs, i.iifer has recently inyes'-
~ 10 80 Aniericau SILVER mioe md - eoi
lag thrts q, osce. - ! cannot ifsye mo-
sber sioue b,iA yos.ds~v Ans usts.
hos long oaid yoa s.i, Tor mef Wait
for you my dsrlinea Wait fe' ycs, my
dsrlipsa e1risini ID Augos,a' WI wait
Tor yoa uns.l we ls .rn tow Observer fnins
turns oai.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

bas~sdcr soek We aey 10 The window. At a
sho~lug him the Easish neet said II "a
vas bis pleasure 70 pm, himlo death there
uere Enslisbmen enongh ~ that ileei 10
tnahe Lim elonous iunerl plls,,
The dey, who sore long hasrj, took
the liri from The man who had penc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

"A womsn whose pastor askei after her
health replied doIeiully. feel very yell;
but sl~sys feel bad shsn feel vel, be
cause ktos I'm gong TO ieei worse sitter
ward
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09
PEOPLE IN PRINT.

The duke and duchess of York re-
cciv,d over 5000 wedding presents.
III. \. Hayward. inventor Of steel ar
NOR plates. died nj Orange. \ j.
Mrs. IL. q. shepard. known on tn"
stage as Marie Prescott, is dead i'll
New York,
Miss Kittic Wilkins is !, horse dealer
of Idaho who has just arrived ut DE
troit with NV" car loads of horses TO
SILL She spends most of her timc about
The stock yards and about That city
soliciting S;lirS.
Miss Lizzie Green of Detroit seems
to be the sensational beauty of the con-
tincnt Just now The story goes that
at the wedding festivities the queen of
Italy had her nephew sent away on
military service tn keep him out of the
way uf the pretty American.
The marriage of Miss Howard to
Mayor Carter t. Harrison of Chicago
will take place the latter part of Sep
tclulrr ut the summer home of the
HowardS ar Biloxi. the watering place
of the gulf coast in the southern part
of Mississippi.
Jacob j. WriSlnan of Lcavenworth,
Kan. buried Sl.2,W in gold in his eel
lar before starting III the worlds fair.
When he returned home he found the
Tin can which had contained the gold,
hut the coin wHS missing.
Rcv Samuel y. Jon"S. the venerable
grandfather of Sam Jones. the evan
gclist. has just celebrated his eighty
eighth birthday in Cartcrsvillc. GA. on
which occasion Il large number of his
descendants were present.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09
AT WASHINGTON.

\ bill appnrria,ins S.sOts1 for the
enforcement, uf iii. Chinese exclusion
law has been introduced in the senate,
Josiah Quincy. assistant SECRETARY If
state. has resigned 10 take the chair
manShip OF the Massachusetts brmo-
cratic state committee.
The ways and means committee of
the house expects IL have Il laritf bill
ready to report II the opening of the
December session or Immediately after
the holidays.
The official count IF the treasury
cash beginning May 81 list. ncc">>ilalcl
hy The transfer OF Ii,c office Of treasurer
of the United States from L.. III. Nc
lrkcr TO II. n Morgan. has hcen COM
rlct,I.
The senate confirmed Edward Il. Spill
man al West Virginia register of the
land office at kiny1i>hrr. OKLA. \ right
WAS made against him because he WAS
not Il r,>ilent IF oklahoma. but he
Won.
Surgeon General Wylnan. of the mar
inc hospital service. has received Il telt-
gram from james y. Porter. state
health officer nj Port Tampa. Fla. stat
ing that there WAS che case of yellow
fever there in the person of 4 clerk
employed ON the docks. il being de-
vrlupt,l ten days after possible eNp">-
urr to the disease. The origin of the
case has hot Vet been :lSrcttanrd.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09

Chicago. Sept. The lower floor of
the hail OF congress WIS comfortably
tiliSl with delegates and :lc galleries
We're crowded with spectators When
Secretary onahan. of III" committee on
organization. called the >ccuud days = ScS-
sion Of the Catholic congress to order
and announced that the temporary or
Sai.iE,lion had h,r. n.;,lr permanent
Morgan j. ORrirn of New York city was
introduced as president of the congress
and u.a'lr Il Sh"r; address. Mgr Satolii
then addressed the congress After the
Ir:u>a";i Ii of r,l,ine business and TIL.
appointment of committees the ORDER of
the day WAS taken III. III. opening nd
dir>S being hy Rt. Rev. John \. Waiter
son ri C"lumbus. Ohio. The Enryclical
of Fore l." Mil. on the Condition of
Labor WAS discussed by Hon. H. G..
Semple of Montgomery. and Il triangular
discussion rn The Rights of l.ahur and
the Duties "f capital" waS held 10y Rev
MiliE'm Barry. Edward q. Brawn and
John 6ibs@n Of Chicago. These papers
We're among the Most Interesting vet pre-
>entrd. anl nanny practical reforms wrr.
rror' sed. Poverty The Cause an.l
Kennedy waS treated by DIR. Thomas
Dwight of Boston. II. T. Bryan of Nash
VILE. Tenn. and Mary Theresa Elder of
New Orleans. and Public and Private
Charities 10y Charles A. Winyrrtcr of
Wheeling. w. Va. Thomas L. Ring of
k"St"n and Richard H. Elliot of De
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09
CASUALTIES.

4 falling meteor in Wisconsin set Il
fire which destroyed eleven buildings.
Mrs. Homer Beers waS killed i'll a
runaway accident near Grand Rapids,
Mich
The model of the city of Jerusalem
ut Chaut:luqll w;lS demolished by Il
storm. The loss is S225.0oD.
Anthony Nanicrs!ye and an unknown
Italian were killed ut Philadelphia by
touching live electric wire.
Fire ut st. Louis caused Il loss OF
100000 to the Taylor Manufacturing
Company's preserve works.
Samuel Cornwaitl, Il deaf tailor. was
run down by Il Glover Leaf switch
engine at Frankfort, Ind. and horribly
mangleG.
An unknown vessel sank the schooner
Glcng:liln off Delaware Brrakwa,er on
the night of August ~. iii" crew was
rescued.
Gen. ]. A. Underwood, a prominent
citizen of Rice county. k;n.. WAS r.l
over by Il train at Topeka. kan.. and
killed. He waS trying to cross between
two coal cars while the train was in
motion.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09
pAHIc A TuI,ATEH

Brussels. Sept. C.. Shortly before the
curtain was to rise in the Edrn thratrr
OStrnd, last evening. Il gas jet set fire
To the draprry of Il box. The persons in
the box tried to put out the flames. but
failed. They then hurried from the
thratrr The audience started To leave,
going slowly towards the doors. when
the curtain caught fire. Within two min
rtrs the stage and scenery WAS ablaZr.
The audience was panic-strrkcn. All
made Il rush for the doors and tried to
fight their way out. Thirty or forty
persons were thrown down and trnmplrd
When about two-hr,ls of the audience
had got out the fire OH the stage was
rXting,isllch. The most seriously in
jurcd were taken to the hospitals and
others We're carried to their homes. No
huIy WaS killed
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09

st. Louis. Sept. 6. Another train WAS
held up last mi::lt "n the ST. Louis Il
San Francisco road. with the unique ar-
compartment of Il captured rohbrr. l2N
press train No. u, the Frisco west
bound was Tagged with Il red light Il
few miles east of Pacific. which is about
l"rly miles west "f ST. Louis. The train
came /" Il Standstiil and two men held
til" engine crew at bay willie IL third went
U" I'll" cypress ear :,nh demanded admit
iairr The messenger refused tu open
lli" door. The d,nlnml then came from
one "t the engine guards to blow her
open. This command was almost in
S'anlly f"ll"w" hy II drafrniug report
aiid III" w"slwork OF the ear was
wrecked. T!,cn the three highwaymru
joined f"rr"S AMI tried to enter the ear
h'it wrr" impr'l,Dl hy the wrrrk;lyr. At
inns ]lhttIrr til" conductor and IL brake
l'';ih rushed up To the robbers with pis-
'''iS Drawn and commanded them to
SURRENDER lh" robbers answered with
poorly directed fusiladc. which the
'r'i'ili"h gave back with interest. Such
unexpected resistance unrrrvrl the rob
,'"rS ~, ana twt. of them took To their heels.
ne 'hird w;lS oprrlmwrrrd and made, ~
iiis"'''r y" one WAS hurt. When the
'r'lh pulled int" Pacific the express ear
presented Il sorry sight. Dynamite had
,"fh tn" w'"dw"rk of the sides and
NV .r'''' n'll III" messenger wills lnl:lrnc,l.
I, ne prisoner WAS placed under guard in
.l'' station and the train proceeded! ON it's
Journey Excited Villagers. to tho number
"i ''"' gathered about the depot and il
waS only by tn" determined action of
cooler heads that Il lynching w,s pro
NrItCI
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09
THE CORN RELT ENpO

Mitchell, S. D.. Sept G-The Corn Belt
.eNpoSiticE managers have secured th.
services of Gov Sheldon to deliver the
opening address on the 21th of this
month. when the exposition will be
formally thrown open. The list of spec
ial days has been completed, and is as
follows: Corn Bcitcrs' day. Sept. %;
Chamberlain day. 2S: Yankton day. 20:
ladies' day. 30: Monday. Oct. ?, will
probably be travelling mems day, Tues
day. Oct. 3. Sioux Falls nnd Shriners
day: Oct. 3 and 4 will also be devoted to
G. a. II. reunion. and the 4th will
also be farmers day: Oct. s will be de
Sotei TO the Germans. Special excursion
trains have been secured from all di-
recti0Ds for these several days.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09
READY TO DI,I,>,

st. Paul. Sept. G.-'rhr ,rw Lutheran
seminary near Lake plmlrn will b.. com
l'lrl"h this week and next Sunday norm
ing and afternoon il will lac formally
dedicated with elaborate and mLosin:
exercises. This seminary is connected
With the joint synod of Ohio and Mime
S"t:l and is erected at IL cost of SlS,WW.
The work of erecting the structure was
begun i'll April. aud il will he completed
IN every particular this week Ncxt
Monday il will b" opened tn the pupils.
The maintenance of this institution was
c"llln'rEre'l min" vrlrS ago ut Alton,
Mimi. with but six Stndcrts. The num-
her OF students has gradually Increased
until last yea. there w,,l. ST, seven.
Applications have been received this year
from twenty new students, an,l it IS OK
prrlrd that oyer seventy will be in at
frn'anr" This t"ra. The f.,"iiiv consists
of Professors II. Ernst. William Schmidt,
ID. Nil and iii" t"v. s;rlrrll"r. The
new building is of pressed brick and is
llGA4O feet in dim"n>ions L; is .hr.e
stories high with IL laSrmca.
The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09
OLD S0LUlEES ON PARADE
ANNUAL REVIEW or THE NATION
Al ENCNMTMENT.
Veterans March Through, the Streets
of InLiannpOlix Amid the Plnusl:is
uf IL Multitude of Enthusiastic
Spectators.

lndiauapolis. Sept. G.-Thc stronghold
nf llouScr,lom has c;,pitulatcd hefor" til"
onslaught of the boys WHO Wore the blue.
and with flying flags and keeping step to
the same old strains that led them
through valleys and over mountains three
decades ago. Tie veterans marched like
Il victorious army UP and down the prin
cipal streets amid the plandils of
multitude of enthusiastic spectators. The
line of march WIS 81 arranged as 4"
take in both fashionable rrSi,rncr quar-
ters and the business district. Stnrlin.
from Seventh and Meridian streets. going
south to New York. thence t" PrlnSyl-
vania. thence to Market. east To New
Jersey. south to Washington and Yves,
to Tennessee. Il distance of between
thrs. and four miles. Maj, Gen. J"hn
H. Carnalan. who has gained fa:n" by
his magnificent comnian,lrrSh;p in uni
formed ranks. knights of PythiaS. WAS
chief marshal! of the day, and Ii" wis
SUR, rn,led hy experienced assistants in
the persons of Gen. y. Il. Ruc!,r. as
chief of staff: Eli +. Ritter, the lr"hihi-
tion advocate whose reputation is nI-
tirnal. AT 1890. the designated hour. the
firing of tifty-poumlcr gave the sig
The boys from Illinois. hy virlnr "f
seniority. had the honor of right of line
following Immediately after the chief
marshal and his staff. Following the Ill
inoiS division came the detachment from
tho keystone State. and behind these
Il large and crcClilahlr representation of
the veterans of Ohio. Connecticut was
Sanlwc,cl in bet New York and
Massachusetts. and after til" latter the
departments followed each ether III this
order: New Jersey. Maine. California,
Rlmlr Island. New Hampshire. Potomac,
Virginia and North Can, lima in one de-
partmcnt; Maryland. Nebraska. Mich-
gan. Iowa. Colorado and Wyoming, in
another: Kansas. Minnesota. Missouri,
Oregon. Kentucky. West Nilgini;. South
Dakota. Washington and Alaska COM
hincd. Arkansas. New Mexico. Utah.
Tennessee Louisiana, and Mississippi in
one department: and Florida. M"ntann.
Texas. Idaho. Arizona. Alabama. North
Dakota. Indian Territory and Oklahoma.
The rear of the column was brought up
by the department of Indiana. which
comprised nearly one-lalf of the entire
number of veterans in line. The vets
We're reviewed hy Cnmmandrr-in-C Chirf
WcsSrrt l;X-lrcsil,nt Harrison stood
on his right and Generals l.nrius Fair
child of Wisconsin and lew Wallace,
both of whom marched in line until the
stand was reached. on his left. Each
vet Salltrd the conman,lrr-in-chicf and
the cx-prcsdcnt as they passed,