davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-27
Stdoti1bes*
George Grat9's Dorperb6r.

George Craig, Ser M0r6er Der fletnen
emma Werner, iiber beiien @eitdnbntB in
etngeDen6er Wetie an anoerer Steae beric6z
tet Dtro, bate beutc 8ormttta9 in Ser
8oltSetItatton an BET W. @9tcago Qlpenue
por &t9ter Seperion Elm 8oroer60r gu
beitebelt.
Die 9tobri6t bon Scr @nt6iiuung 6es
Woro9ebetmntiieS bate itcb in Ser gtac9>
bari6aft BET Otortb7 un6 Sit @robe 9(pe.,
mo- 6aS fleine WtGbcben mo6nte, 1dneQ Derz
breitet, un6 btele Wtdnner 1n6 Srauen nodb
Ser genatnten 8oli3eiitotion getrieben.
Die @ltern emma @erner's un6 i6re bier
fletnerer @ei3ptfter batten itcb sort icbon
GIT fritber Stunoe etn9efunoen, ale in ttefer
Tru1er.
Der Gater bermobte itb faum 3u be-
berri6en, ais @apttGn &iplep i6m Bic @tnz
3elbeiten beS BON benz Wt0r0er abgelegten
@~eitGnontlieS mtttbetlte. Der Wteni6
belt ii9 an Dem Nbenb, an tpelbem metne
Gobter Deri6panb, cine !3eit lang in
meiner @trtbihaft auf", rtef er in 9rOBter
Qlufre9ung aus.
V@r fam NIT einem anberen Manne, Ser
bebeutenb fleincr mar, ais er, 9eretn.
8etoe ibtenen bouig niicbtern gu fem. Der
8egleiter Grai9's perIteB Sic @trtbibaft
Dor 6ieiem, unb tb CLAUDE ni6t, baB CT nit
Dem Gerbreben irgenb ettpaS gu tbun bate.
Die GltBere @ri6etnung Grut9's bat fidb
meinemt @ebdbtniB tief etngcprdgt. SD
merbe baS 8tlb ntentals Iosperben.
yMm Sage beS 8e9rGbnines Gmma's
fab t9 SEN Meni3en Dor meiner 8trtb7
i9aft iteben. ST i9aute burb 6aS Teniter
berein unb ic6 iebte einen g oIi5iiten bappn
in &enntniB, 8alb barauf mar iener perz
16punben."
@ucb Trau @erner, Sic Wtutter Gmma's,
%erinnert ii6 iebr beutlt6, Graig in Der
@irtbi6aft geieben gu baben.
Ser MOrOer pur6e beute @ormtttag
abermalS bon Gapt. &ipleD in 0eiien
Bureau ms GerbOr genommer. Gr lit
bon fIetner @eitalt, feline 0ralten 9tugen
BADEN einen itebenben 8lif, Mtt Dem
ltnten Nu9e i6ielt er iebr fart. St trGgt
einen icbparSen 9n3u9 bon iebr btQigeln
Stoff. Sein @eit3t lit icbmaI unb lang.
Oils ct iicb in Gapt. &iplep's Bureau be-
fan6, bate CT ben 8ltd fortpG6renb geientt.
, 1893-05-27
Oooesfdue.

Sis 6eute Wtittag tpur6en auf 6em Sc
iunbbeitsamt bic fOlgenbcn Sobesfdue an
genelbet:
G1os. S9rOeber, GoOf GountD SOipital,
81 S.
0}arp Gloiif, ct. @fncents Snfunt
NiDl., 8 Wt. p E.
GarI TriBnaul, gfo. 100 6um6oIbt Str,
26 S,
O}ar0 @inter, emergency 6Oipital, 81
S. 4 90.
Q(nnte 8eiier, Goof County 9pipital,
% S.
SAUL MtGer, $40. 3OO1 Dearborn Str,
8M.
8ert6a 6robmeoer, SEQ, 1904 @roOelau6
@De., 4 90.
So9anna 9eperenb, go, 249-91. Str,
70 S.
Saeger, SO, 6342 2tber6een Str, 60 s.
5 SO. Z 8.
9is8ie Spaorsmann, @erman 6Oipttal,
10 S.
Ngnes 8arb, @ar6 Str, 4 s.. 2 M.
&%unigunbc 6epp, SEQ. 21 0taD StraBe,
go s.
Oscar 0sabr, SEQ, 142 0afOate aue,, 8
S. 1 so.
Marp 8. 6oGs SEQ. 151 Sheffield ape.,
SO S. -
, 1893-05-27
Don tRrem 6atten eraufam be
hdnoelt.

Tran @neenie GbeIine Scar retcbte
beute Ofor9en in &icbter SuIep'S @eri3t
etne Scbetoun9sflage gegen ibren @atten
Wtutdm Scar elm. Sic giebt graulame
8ebanolun8 ais S6eibun9sgrunb an. 0as
Baar beiratbete iib in 9onbon, England,
no Scar ais lieutenant in Ben vGolbitream
@uaros" btente. Srau Scar beiaB Elm
8ermOgen BON $25, 600, faum aber mar Der
.@atte in ben 8eitb bteieS @eIbes geLan9t,
ais er nit elmer anbern Srau naob Amerita
ourbbraunte.
Die 9erlaiiene fOGgte tDm un6 erf!Srte
it6 bereit, ibm 3u berge6e1, tpenn er pieber
nit t6r suiammenle6en tDoue. Sic mietbez
ten fib baun in benz 6auie SEQ. 21O7 Mts
dbi9an 9lpe. Elm. Scar be6anoelte feline
Srau ieOo6 grauiam unb entbl0oete it9
nicbt, iie zines Sages in @~egenipart mebrez
rer &oitgdnger 5u 8oben gu iblagen. Gr
lift Elm Ofitglie6 Der r@bica9o 6uifars| unO
Srau Scar iagte aus, baB CT fte me6rere
Male nit ieinem SdbeL gum t6auie btn7
ausgetrieben babe. &icbter SuleD fpracb
Ser Srau $40 Nlimente per @odbe unb 500
MopotatengebIbren gu.
, 1893-05-27
ieBt tpor6en lift, miro 6ieieIbe t~pabribetnltc5
Gapt. &ipIep 5u9eiprooben tperoen.
Nette 6eibt6ten.
Wie ole rei9en 6runoei9enthiimer am See
ufer in un9eie5li4er meiie &ano gu
ecDinnen fu6ten.

Die ltn~teriud5ung fragpitr6iger Grams
a~fttonen in 8e3ug allf ben 2tnco[n 9arf
pur6e qetern pom SenatScomtte fortgeieBt.
6oratio sc. WaaD, GrsYarfcommiIiGr unb
Gr>Gomptroller, mar ais 3eltge porgelaoen.
gr er5ablte, baB Die 2anblpetulanten oas
ltebereinfommen nit Der 8arfbebOroe ber>
lebten, inoem tie ben i6neu bcDufs @tn1
oGmmutg beipiQigten 9taum babUrd perz
gr0Berten, baB Tie bte Oitltbe @ren3e UNI
$50 SUB meiter in BEN See btnetnDerlegteft.
Stir 0teie 1leberibreitun9 lei 0eneral Sib@
iimmo1s perantmortltb.
SefretGr 9Ge6er, Ser nGdite 3euge, err
5Gblte, DAB General StBitmmons, tpel6em
Der Gontraft fit bic Qlrbeiten am Seeufer
ilbergeben iporbeu mar, Die Spe5tftfattonen
10 tpentg beabtete, baB Die 8arfbebOrbe Die
2lr6etten etnitellen lieB. Qlu5 benz metteren
8erhor gtng beroor, OaB Der nit Der Qca=
bemD Of Science betreffs @rribtung zines
@ebGubes i'm 8arf eingegangene @Ontratt
feinespegs i'm Sntereiie bes 8ubltfum5
abgefaBt lit.
Sin meitercr 3e1ge mar 8eter 2ater, ein
alter Sol6at, tpeldber i'm 8art gegen Srinfz
9eloer Die 8feroe Der 8eitber trGntte. Gr
er3Gblte, 0aB por etnigen Sabren Elm gez
miller 2lngeitellter cine groBe Otenge 8auz
bol5, @igentbum Der 8ebOroe, btnpe9fubr.
Otit Dem 8aubpl5 bate Der 8etreffenoe
gal15 gut mebrere 6Glier bauen f0nnen.
Sranf !6artneD, Elm ebemuliger 8arfe
pDli5iit, cr3Gblte, baB perlbleOene bon BEN
angeiteIlten @drtnern tpG6reno Der 2lrbeitsz
Seit in BEN @Grten Ser !6erren OfcGlurg
unb Wtaion QOomis bsibdfti9t waren.
Gines Cages bemerfte 3euge, baB Supt.
8ettt8relD Bic Q(rbeit in OtcGlurg's G5arten
beaufit6tigte unO b0rte, baB 6rau McGlurg
iagte: SD pinicbe, baB 6riB Die Qrbeit
perrtcbtet, lonit &einer."
, 1893-05-27
Gin ent1ebltber unolii6sfau bat lfd

Gtn entiebltcber ungluGSfau bat 1t6
am 20. p. SO. i'm oberen 8iiblertbal eretgz
net. Ser 6ergang nc nacb Ser v8ab.
6, J3tg," f~olgenber: Ser 91Gtti9tpirtb
SrieOricb 8etB woQte nit ether neuert
8reaf bonn 9ldtttg itber BEN S6panen@
paien nacb 8iblertbaL un6 8iDl fabren.
9luf bemielben iaBen auBer ibm no9 ieine
Wtutter, Srau @etB, 8auratb Mrmbruiter
uno Der p%enftonirte Sberlteutenont Baron
BON Saint @eor9e, beibe aus &arlSrube,
lotpie Mourermetiter Stmot6eus &p6Ler
bon 8iblertbal. Qlm iogenannten i4tpar3en
Stang rtb pl0blicb Der recbte &i9eI. MetB
iprang ibnea bonn 8a9en, I'm Die Bferoe
dn Baum 3u fa1ien, nad6bem er no3 rai6
bic 8remie ange5o9en bate; in bielem
Q(ugenblid aber ergriff 8auratb Nrmbruiter
un9liidlt6er Seiie BEN Itnfen .3Igel, Inn
Oamtt permetntlicb Sic 9ferbe gum Steben
gu brtn9en bteie aber ltefen burcb bas Qlnz
Ste6en ltnfs bis an Ben StraBenran6, uno
etnen iG6en Nbban9 binunter "ftitr3ten 9toB
unO @agen iammt Sniaiien. 8aron bon
Saint George mar tobt, 8auratb Qlrmz
bruiter betpuBtlpS unb blutiiber1trOmt,
Srau Q8etB bate 6te S6uIter gebrocben ;
&o6ler fam nit elmer Mustelquetl6uug
0aOon.
, 1893-05-27
SeIbitmoro.

gilbert Song, Elm iun9er Mtann BON 20
Sabren, begtng in Der Derfloiienen gfacbt
baburcb SelbitntcrO, baB CT iicb nit Morz
pbtrtn per9iftete. Seute Mtorgen fan6
man ictne 2eicbe I'M 8ett Ieiner @obnung
SEQ. 5748 9earbornitraBe. Song fam Dor
t1r5er 3eit bon Sort Napne nacb Gbicago
unb erbteLt 8ei9dfttgung in gtorieman's
@rOcerD, @fe Statez un6 50. StraBe.
@eitern bate ct nit ieinem Nrbeitgeber cine
MISUNDERSTANDING in 8e5ug auf finan5ieQe
NngeIegenbeiten. 98te es iBetnt, befircbtete
er gert3tlt6e Sbrttte gegen feline 8er1on
unb aus btelem @runbe beg:n9 er Selb1t1
mor6,
, 1893-05-27

Die befdnnte @etberrebtlertn Wtar1
s. 2eaie, tpelbe in bieiem Sriibiabr WtaDoz
rim ibres &~anlaS'er 6etmatbSortS : ber
Name bes 9telteS lit benz S6reiber emit
fallen = iDerben tpDlte, aber bon 6en tDetb>
li6en 8Gblern efltg gebauen pur6e, bal
neuli6 Chicago ais bas mo6erne So6om
uno @omorrbo be5etc6net, benz Elm gnbe
nit S6reden nobe beooritebe. 0as bdlt
ite aber burcbauS ntbt ab, itb 1elbit in Sen
vSinbenpfubL" gu pagen. sic miro itd
an benz am II. Stunt be9innenben &onbent
Ser @obIt6dti9teits7 unb @efGn9niBreform>
8eretne betbeiLtgen, un6 per ba5u SUIT berz
1pIrt, fam Bic peri0nli3e 8efanntI6aft
oes ~iiberlpannten Srauen3immerS maben.
gu tbren S9ru1en geb0rt aub Sic Geform
Der 8rauenfIeibun9, unb ie lit cine etfrige
8efitrtporterin 6eS i~ogenannten y8loomer"s
&oitiimS. 0a6et Deri9mdbt ite eS aber,
baSielbe lelbft gu trager = neil es tbr 5
SUP II 3oa langes @eitel ntbt gut fGeibe,
80. Ql9aI sic fann ba5 g8eib alio bod
ntcbt gang gut %Derleugnen: tie lit ettel
9teie S9wa9e bat iie iibrigenS nit Den
m~eiiten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eibern
gemein, un0 Dieie Gbatiacbe bietet eint
@arantie 6afir, baB bie &eform SET
SrauenfIei6ung ni6t iiber bas tbeoretii6(
Stadium btnausfommen, un6 bic g2eIt bon
ser nuisance bes v8loomer" &Oitiinns,
o6er elmer dDnltcben i9euBli9en Tra1en:
troc6t Deribont bleiben mtr6. Sine Srau
in Ser &rinoIine brrrr! 6as lit i3on
icbre6li6 genug, aber cine tpanbernbt
&o9eIidbeu4e a la Or. Wtaro @aIter i'm
GDlinber, @e6rOf un6 gumpbpien - pfut
SeufelI
, 1893-05-27

- Sin bieli9es engIti9es 8latt ertbeilt
Dem Sabbat6fanattfer Meorie in Bolton,
tpelcber G6icogo elm bon vNusldnbern burcbs
leucbteS Sect" nennt, BEN Gatb, auf Sen
@rlaB zines neuen @earDz@ eiebes btnSuz
arbetten, tpelbes bie Gertreibung aQcr
vNusldnoer" aus Maiia9uietts, un6 ms
belonoere aus Bottom, anorOne, bamit sort
Die gtatiptitenz 6erri6aft, tpel6e bte NboIt=
t%iontiten 9eiteint9t, bte &lOter unb fatbo>
lticbcn &trc6en nie6ergebrannt, frteblibe
8itrger unO i3ublOie Trouen un6 &inber
mtBban6elt unb berart 9teu>@nglan6 gu
einem S6anOflef fir 6as gauge 2anb gez
macbt DGtte, 1p;eber sur bouen @eltunq
fommen fGnne. 9ies iet bo6 Morie's
Segrtff bon elmer vamertfanti9en StaOt".
, 1893-05-27
6eit9emdB.

o.: vgta, Sic baben ia ibon pie6er
einen neuen 8eretn gegriinbet 2"
s.: TretIi3 mOrgen lit Bic erite Ser
1ammlungI"
o.: r98as fir 53tpede un6 s3ieGe fol- ct
benn 6aben 2"
s.: pSa, 6ariiber ;puuen mir erit NOR
gen beratben!" ST. 81.
, 1893-05-27
Qberoldubifb.

%Gomponiit: v@eitern bab' ib meine
bret3ebnte Oper eingerei6t!" = &ritifer:
v9te ipirb gang beitimmt gut 9tuffibrun9
angenommen!" = @pmpontft v8orauS
iolgcrn Sic btes?" = &rtttfer: yNetl bte
a3abl Ii = immer Elm ungliif bebeutet! !"
GI. 8I.)
, 1893-05-27
Scr 9ropbet Gilt NIGHTS inn Slater

Scr gropbet gilt NIGHTS inn 8ater1
1anb". Sn Der ipanti9en 6afenitabt 8az
los, bon mo- aus Columbus nit Sen bret
Garapeuen Santa Maria", u9inta" unb
vvNina" feline 9roBe Seeretie %antrat, Sic
nit Ser @ntbedung Ser neuen @elt en6igte,
tpuroe neulicb Elm ipanii3er SbtffSfapttGn
bon etnem @nglGnber gefra9t, Db er nibt
Columbus fir BEN grOBten un6 fii6niter
Seefabrer auer 3eiten bate? BUM groBen
@%ritaunen 6es @n9Idnoers quote Der Seebdr
Derdbtltb bic 2tcbieI unb brum1nte
vNetnI g9us Ser Sragelte1er auf cine
@rtldrung 6eS ~abfGut9en 11rtbeiIeS iiber
Columbus brang, ertpieberte Der Spanier
v@etl ietne Gntoedung ber neuen 8elt Elm
reiner 3ufau mar. Seben Sic, penn
man bier etnen 8aumitamm in bic See
mtrft, 10 tptr6 er bon ber Str0mung nad
Cuba getrieben. 81 cling eS au3 NIT ben
Garapelen beS Columbus; CT tpurbe ndd
Qtmertfa 9etrteben, mocbte er mouen oOer
nt3t. SD iebe burcbaus ntbt Elm, tpesbalb
i3 6a in t6m etnen 9rpBen Seefa6rer unb
@ntbe6er erbltGen fol-. gStr itberlafien
es BEN 2an6ratten, tim 3u berbtmmeln, mir
Seeleute aber piIien, baB ct NIGHTS peiter
ais Elm gang getpDbnli9er Nbenteurer unb
@Iidspil5 mar. 9amit baita!".....
go, 9err Columbus, macben sic nun
9letb, baB Sic bon Sbrem 9eOeitaL berz
unterfommenl
, 1893-05-27

@enn cine r&einigun9" ser 9en1tonsz
liite bon bem uniauberen u16 betriigeriz
i6en Glement, bas iib nit 6iiIfe elmer Derz
tperfliden @eieb9ebun9 in bteieIbe eingez
icbltben bat, porgenommen tperben fou,
Damn miiiien gum mirbeiten 500, 600 Sea-
men bon berielben 9eitrt4en perben. .0ie
NnsabI Ser 8unOespenitondre betrdgt be-
retts ieBt itber cine Mttuiou. Mlan tbut
1chon lebr bel, penn man 8ugtebt, baB Bic
5dlfte baOon cine 8eniion mtrflicb Der7
bent; Die an6ere SdLfte beitebt aus offenz
barren 8etrii9ern, 9elerteuren unb &erlen,
beter iiberbaupt nOb ME cine &ugel nm
bte gtaie gepfiffen bat, beren pOlitiiber
pull aber fart genug mar, UNI ii9 bon
Onfe1 Sam cine 8eniton eri6minbeln gu
fOnnen. 9teier 2umpenbanbe ioute
iblelnigit bic peitere 8ranDi3abung Der
8unOesfaiie unm09Ltb 9ema9t iper0en.
, 1893-05-27

2~lbonnirta uf 6as Mben6blatt Ser Satnots
Staats5 3ettung. 9rets l Gent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

l.. Bachus. of Norfolk. old Confeds." aro
at Ford's.
John L. Dezendorf. Esq. and daughter.
OF Norfolk, are here.
Judges Bergman Green and A. Nj.
Aiken and Mr.. &. q. Holland. of Danviile.
are among the disi,agie at Murphy's.
Colonel Thomas II. Carter and Mr.. Leigh
Robinson. of Washington. are IN the city
to attend the obsequics OF to-day.
Mr.. Alexander Y. Lee. of Pittsburg, Pa.
formerly a well.known architect OF this
city. has returned to Richmond. after an
absence of twenty years, TO pay his re-
spects TO the memory OF the Confederacy's
President. and to shake hands with the
friends Of his youth.
Captain J. A. Long. Of Roxboro', n. O..
Of the Twenty fourth North Carolina Gram
soms Bricade) is ct tho Exchange. lilo
brings with him twenty of his veterans.
They visited tho Seven-Pines Dattle-felds
yesterday.
Colonel Thomas Smith. OF Fauquier. 10
at the Exchange. He IA ex-cOmmander OF
the Thirty-sixth Virginia Infantry. During
the last year Of the war he commanded a
brigade in WhartOD's Division.
General William b. Teliaferro Of Glou-
cester. maior-general in General Lees
army, Is here. He commanded the troops
sent by Governor Wise to guard John
Brown when no was hang.
Major Peter j. Otey, OF Lynchburg, ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
THE DAVIS SECTION HOLLYWOOD.


nre stopping at Ford's Hotel are: J..
5. Walton. Of Mississippi; Dr. ". B.
Pottit and wife. OF buckingham; J. VI. -.
Carructon. Esq, OF Washington, and
many others.
Colonel 4. J. Grigsby. of Albemarlc, ex-
commander of the StOnewal Brigade, a
soldier IN tho Mexican war and a member
OF jeff. DAVIS Regiment, i IN the city.
Colonel ). NJ. Brook of the Virginia
Military Institute; General Dabncy H..
laurY, General William Payne, o. Eau
QhICr: Colonel i. II Du.ancy, and Lieu
tcnent-Geuoral Stephen -. Lee are among
the city's distinguished guests.
Major j. \. Stubbs, of Gloucester, IS
stopping a. the Exchange. 10 was on
Macruder'e stan in the Transmlssls'ippt
Department. Ile has with him the cipher
by which lie sent the message OF tho Leo
surrender 10 General T.. KIRBY Smith.
Colonel Thomas LOWS. of Roanokc, who
during the war was an adWtant II the
thirty eighth Artillery. Is here.
At Dlurphy's Hotel there are hosts IF
veterans and others of ncte from all over
tho country Governor Carr anu party,
of North Carolina, arc registered there,
aud among other guests are Colonel Il. C..
Marshall of Portsmouth; j.. J.. Montague,
Commonwealth Attorney of Hampton :;
Captain George Booker. Of Old Point:
Hon. -. Gardiner Tyler, member of Con-
gross from the second District of VIZ
guIl: Dr. Henry Shields. of Williams
burg. VINO wa, surgeon OF the old Thirty
second Virginia aud others.
Major +. II. Woodward and Mr.. James
l.. Taylor, DR., Of stanton, are at Fora $
Hotel.
Hon. John GooIe. General l.. l.. Tomax,
General Harry llcth. Mr.. Stewart Boiling,
Of stanton; GeorAe II. Stewart, major
general Of tho Maryland DIVISION Of tho
United Confederate Veterans; Andrew
JOINER. ESQ. of Ashland, Va. William VI
Meredith. superintendent of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing Of the Treasury
Department at Washington: ;. ". and
Edward Barnes. OF Wilson, \. c. 3; K. j..
Herbert. wife and daughter, and William
son smith and wife. of Portsmouth, arc
among the visitors in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31


JEFF. Davis is dead tho nation said.
NOt 50 tho OBJ chic.tain i sleeping.
And ancois II light IA garments az white
THOR waich-nres around him are keeping.
No, no not dead a. the nation saii.
Promoted - loiti@r station,
lie stands mid the lights or tho lOftiest heights,
With tho graulest ami bosl Of his nation.
Though cold he may lie. be can meyer die
While SJuthrons remember the story
OF the turmoil and strife Of his wonderful lifo,
OF his hardship-, priyatiOn-, aud glory.
Now, lay him away with Webster and Clay
And Calhoun AMI Jackson and Lee,
Not one ~ these named was surely moro famed
Nor noblcr, nor better than be.
Lot the solemn-tonci bell toll the funeral knoll
Oi the noble old hero today,
And tia true ami the brave proceed 10 his grave
And tcndcry lay him away.
IILifg MAY CHANDLER
High Paint, v C., May 29tn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Richmond.
New Orleans Picayuno-Sunday.I


Richmond What tremendous memo
ries does that name recall Many-hillei,
like ancient Rome and fully a. heroic.
MYRIAD foes begirt and belesguered it. but
could not capture. From the.frss to the
last moment OF titanic warfare it con-
frontcd and defied the utmost force of q
mighty power. but not until. with delIbe'
ration and design. il was abandoned by
it's daring defenders. who. decimated and
nearly extermInated. were too few to
man the ramparts from which so often
they had hurled back IN defeat and dlsmay
the vastest armies and tho mlghtiest power
of their age, was 1t ever occupied by a
hostile soldery. And With the fall OF its
grand. heroic capital fell tho entire SOUTH
ern nationality. Such force as 1t success
fully resisted was never up TO that day
brought in vain against any city. OF the
modern world. It defed 90 the end every
assault. and dnally yielded to fate and not
10 men.
Much as tho people Of New Orleans dc:
sired that the ashes of the southern chez
should remain in the bosom OF the south
ern metropolis they cannot contest the hit
ness Of the decision that has chosen klch-
mond as their last place of cnshrinement.
Rowing TO tins decree people OF the south
ern metropolis join with their fellows or
the entire South 10 do honor to the day
and speed the precious relic on us way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

called upon Governor Mckinney at tho
capitol Yesterday morning. They also
paid their respects 20 the DfsPAToa during
the day. Governor MacCorkle has his son
with him.
Colonel II. r. Eshelman, of the Wash
ington Artillery, New Orleans, Is here 20
attend the ceremonies. and he also called
on the Governor yesterday. Colonel Esh-
Gilman Is the guest of DR.. John n. Upshur.
General Euclid Borland. of New Orleans,
who represents tho Governor Of Louisi-
ana at the relnterment. and Colonel Jonn
Watson, Of his staf. Will stop with Mr.
Francis 81. Boykin. 40 cast Franklin
street.
Hon. Eppa Hunton. ono Of Virginia's
senators. arrived yesterday and IS az the
Exchange. Senator Daniel came over from
lNnchburc on Monday evening and IS
stopping with Major James ID. Patton.
Major \. II. Drewrv. of Westover. who
during the war had command OF the Con-
fcaerate forco stationed at Drewry's Bluff,
arrived IN the city yesterday aud IS quar-
tered at the Exchange.
General Thomas H. Kosser, of Albemarle,
Is az the Exchange. In lsG3-'6i General
ROsser commanded brigade OF cavalry IN
HAMPTON. and in the fall of 1864 be was
made a Enlargement and commanded the
cavalry III the Valley under General Early
Among tho other visitors who are mere
10 pay hnal tributes TO Mr. Davis, and who
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.Iefrer.nn DnxI. Is Free.

Free with Gods sky above him
Free O. the winds and stars.
Given % Us WHO love him,
Back from bis prison bars
on how Tho southern heart today
1hrobs ~ rs bounding pulses play;
Thrilled n o. mover again may be
Jefferson Davis once more IS FREQ
Warblc n, bids, through tho orange bowers,
Whisper the news 70 the laughing flowers;
pa tnc buttCrlys bounding wing
IOaari the blissiul tldlng- Hing;
Mos mat waves from gre nWoOi trees,
Roses rocEel by the balmy breeze,
Illy and laurel and -uowdrop shout,
Heather bells in chime ring ont.
Duiyor al nature with golden glce-
Jefferson Davis again is free
Up FROM Nirgin,a's valley wide,
Down through the sweep % the SabineB tide,
Where the Atlantic. with billOwy roar,
Covers with crests CarOllna's shore,
And the Missouri, WITH giant run.
Circles she home 81 tho setting sun,
Let all the lana that he loved 80 well
Echo an anthem whose svery swell
Shall ring through the columns OF coming time
The chant OF nations soul sublime,
That watts on tho wings Ot atOring love
4 peoples thanks 10 the throne gbOyel
White nature joins with glad accord
and pToters her homage 10 natures lord;
TIL the surcing sound OF tho mighty strain
Shall peal from the stars In q rich refrain
With tone a. deep a. the sounding sea
jefferson Davis again Is free
June, 1861 FANNY DOWNING.
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Mr.. Iriaua BADLY R.s,en.

A serious difficulty occurred yesterday
afternoon on Broad street near Fifth be-
tween George and John Gblin on the ono
side and MIR. William Triana on the other.
The latter was very badly beaten. as his
opponents pounded him mercilessly. The
Giblins are the Greeks who were arrested
several months ago for having q difficulty
on Brook avenue with two brothers
named Johnson.
1t seems that Mr.. Triana. who keeps a
cigar-store, rented the house where the
difficulty took place. He sub-rentsd the
privilege of conducting fruit-stand in
front OF the place to the Giblin's. who. it
is alleged, encroached upon his part of the
window. When Mr.. Triana attempted to
eject tho Greeks Q quarrel ensued, and he
Was very roughly handled by his tenants.
ALI OF the pafsss we're arrested and taken
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Davis, was also at the tram 70
meet The distinguished visitors. lAf-
yer the presentation by Gcneral
bfandor OF the gentlemen who were with
nm 10 escort the party 20 the Exchange
iiotci. carriages were taken for that host
cry. Ouon arriving at tho Exchange the
Visitors entered the patlor for few miu-
ntos, and then the ladies were escorted to
Their apartments bv MIR Archer. one of
the proprietors of the hotel
ACrcat many people were IN the lobby
OF tho hctel, and all were eager 10 eco the
widow of the Confcderaov's President. but
very few were willing even TO be 80 inisn.
sive a. to turn their heads aud gaze az her
ms she came into tho LADIES' entrance. A
casual glance was all that any one dared
10 Oder
STOOD THE TRlP WELL.
Mr.. Davis was quite fa,igued. although
she had stood the journey yer, well. con
sldcriug her health. Sho was dressed IN
deepest black, and thcrc was an EXPRESSION
OF sorrow upon her cuunienance. which
indicated that she felt the sadness Of her
mission. She still walks with her stick.
winch she ALWAYS carries IN her left hand.
There rs sull apparent IN the face of
Mrs. DAVIS that sweet simplicity and low
ing Tenderness Characteristic OF the
true Southern woman. She wears Iuxu-
rant sut Of NlyCgv-eray hair, which -
Nc9Y becoming, aad her mode Of