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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04
G, S. MAXWELL RECOVERING
Bis BaIluclnatIon Regarding a Third
Cuusin- Double Still Continues.
VIPE NO. 4 GETS ENCOURAGING NEWS
DIR. Mcdonald, of Toi onto, Writes the De-
luded Wife's Mother That the Patient
VIII Speedily Recover-Miss Gott-
Heb Has Not Replied to Mrs.
Maxweil's Letter--A Legal
Guardian.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. Especial
Mrs. George s. Maxwell. who is stopping
with relatives m covinston, Ky, to-day
received encouraging word from DR.. Me-
Donald. of the Toronto Insane Asylum,
who has charge of hsr husband.
Or. Mcdonald also wrote to Mr.. siax-
wells mother, at Louisville, saying that
Maxwell was resting easily. and that the
Indications were favorable for a speedy
recovery.
THE COUSIN HALLUCINATlON.
Maxwelrs hallucination regarding a
third cousin, resembling himself. sun
continues. He claims that while there are
two men of the same name. these two are
i'm one. and that he is that one The at
tendapts at the asylum attributed Max
wells dementia to an overindulgence IN
strong drink This is an error, as Max
well never tasted liquor and invariably
refused to prescribe liquor as medicine
when he was practlcing physician. FOR
tobacco he has always had an utter ap-
horrerce. and could not tolerate the smell
OF ii.
no REPLY FROM MISS GOTILlEb'
Mrs. Maxwell has signed necessary pa
pcrs to allow DIR. J. W. Maxwell, OF
Louisville, TO act as legal guardian OF
her husband, and the sanitarium has been
notified TO hold him until Maxwell Sr.'
orders his release. Mrs. Maxwell has ie-
ceived no reply to her letter forwarded
10 Miss Gottlieb. apprising her mat IN
Maxwelrs trunk could be found photo-
graphs of Mrs. Maxwell and her TWO
children.
of
Maxwell was for eleven years one OF
the leading men of Louisville, ana sen.rai
manager of the Ohio Valley Telephone
COMPANY. lie was prominent in Demo-
..,+f, ,,olfffeg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

ATLANTA, GA, December s-John
Royster.. "a stenographer. was Killed at /
O'clock to-day at the White Hall Street
crossing before the eyes Of faur hundred
persons. A freight train was standing
across the street which is one OF the lead
ing business thorOughfares OF the city.
Royster became impatient awaiting and
started 10 crawl under car. Instantly
the train started. Registers coat caught
on brake rcd and he was thrown across
the rails. 1ne car passed over his body
and was thrown of the track. T. large
crowd had assembled at the crossing
waiting FOR the train to pass and locked
on Mortified. but powerless. Royster died
in ten minutes after the accident. He
was employed by Ex-Governor Nortren
He leaves a widow and one child
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

lie il Brought BacI<-The story of His re =
markable Career.

NEW ORLEANS. IA. Dec 3-The
steamer city of Dallas VIII arrive here
tomorrow morning. having as a pas
senger Embezzler Ward. of Memphis
Mr. f. N. Holmes, a representative OF
the Commercial Appeal OF Memphis, 'S
here for the purpose or meeting ward
and ACCOMMODATING him and the officers
back 10 the Blum City tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Holmes says that no one has yet
been able 10 figure out exactly what sum
Ward has fieeced the people OF Memphis
out Of hut enough Is known To say
that his stealings will amount 10 quar-
ter of a million dollars or more.
II Ward had not been 80 remorseiesS
in his swindling widows. the people OF
Memphis would probably display some
sympathy for the man, who so long en-
loved the respect OF the community.
Mr.. Holmes insists that there is
particle OF consolation at least TO be
drawn out of the Ward defaication.
lie explains his peculiar statement by
saying that Ward touched every Shy
lock" in the city OF Memphis aud some
OF them caught II very haru. one OF
the dead rabbits" tShylocks) was caught
for a number of thousand. Ward prom
ised the Shylock 30 per cent. for his
kindness The money-lender had made
such a good fleece that he concluded
that he was able TO tour a little, and
so betook himself to the baimy climate
of California for the summer He figured
that the interest on his magnificent In
vestment would more than pay all ex-
penses. Ward concluded that he had
better make a little change for health's
sake. and calculated that the principal
narrowed from the shark" would amt
cably subserve his mldest wants. and
so left on an extended tour for Hondu-
ras For this loss and others OF like
nature Il is said that the good people
OF Memphis are now extending much
Mr. Holmes seid that the evening before
the absconder left he went around on
a regular borrowing tour and succeeded
in landing q number Of other fish to
the tune OF about 10000. \ firm whom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04
A Third Cayel for Speaker Reed.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-speaker R' ed
to-day received third gavei with his
tory II was presented by Representative
Hit, OF Illinois, and It was made nom
fragment of the chopping plock used by
Abraham Lincoln In his rail-spIitung
days. II was the intention OF Mr.. int 10
make "A formal pressntation to Mr.. kttd
at the caucus last Saturday, but he OBJ
served that Mr.. Reed was more or less
embarrassed with a riches OF gavris ana
accompanying remarks on that occabion.
and withheld the Lincoln gavel aii'l quiet
ly presented II to-day. .s~New YorS sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

sT. LOUIS, MO-. Dec. 3.--rwo mon
were found frozen to death In this city
this morning The body OF an unknown
man. about sixty-nve years OF age. was
found In IIirsche's warehouse, on Spruce
street. at 10 o'clock. The body was In a
fearfully emaciated condition and almost
without clothing Another man. whose
identity Is also unknown. was found iyin;
dead near the Wabash tracks. on tic out
skirts OF the city. II - believed that the
man fell from or was struck by train,
and died as result OF exposure 10 the
cold weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04
THE TEx4s REIDf FOR TRIAL.
She Had to All Outward Appearances
suffered Little While In the Dry Dock.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-After long de-
lay the second-cass hattleship Texas
steamed away from the nayy-yard at 2:So
o'clock this afternoon and proceeded
down the Narrows, anchoring off Tomp-
kinsvine. Staten Island, to walt orders
from Washington.
Several engineers from the Richmond
Locomotive Works. where the ships en-
gines were constructed, went with the
vessel this afternoon.
After the preliminary sea trial, the ves-
sci will return to Tompkinsylie. where
she will be inspected by Rear Admiral
Walker and the Naval Trial Board.
To all outward appearances the battle
shin suffered but little while In dry-dock,
but n thorough test OF her Constitutional
strength will be made shortly at Gardi-
ner's Bay. where her heavy guns VIII be
tried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

COLON Dec 3.-Government returns
show that the last rebellion I'm coiombia
cost SlJ.0O0Wc.
Advices from BluefelJs show that Mica
prsgua n in arrears In the payment OF
the salary Of Chief Henley.
The Inu,ans are dissatisfied and n Is
said that they VIII renew their allegiance
TO Chief Clarence. who was depose,l by
the Nicaraguan Government. and subse-
aiiently went to Kingston. Jamaica, where
he Is said TO be In receipt OF stipend
from the British Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04
yule Of coundrncr for cri.ri

ROME. December 3.-The Chamber or
Deputies to-day voted confidence in the
Crispi ministry by vote or go 20 '5'.
The vote was taken upon rupstion OF the
colonial and Turkish policy ~ the gov
ernment. which was bitterly attacked
yesterday By ex- Premier RndInI. whose
speech was vigorously applaudeG by the
members Of the idght'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

ST. LOUIS. MO. Dcc. s-Scvonty-h,
coal miners IN the SkciIe,t mines, near
Bcncsille. III. went on strike this morn
ing. The operators refused 10 employ
check weightman recommended hy the
miners The strikers say they VIII remain
until their request IL granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04
A. i. 4. In Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA. December 3.-Atlanta
holds an election tomorrow for two al
dermen and seven counciimen. The A. =.
A. Is an unknown quantity but claims 10
he very strong and to be after the old Of
fee holdera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

WASHINGTON. December IA cable
gram to the Navy department reports
that the cruiser baltimore left iokcha-
ma for San Francisco to-day: The Bal
timcre was the faCship OF the Asiatic
nsva station. and was recently relieved
by me Olympia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

at every election. He was n farmer up
TO 1855. was committee clerk In the
House for one session. served one year
I'm the Auditors office. and four years un-
der State Treasurer Harman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04
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WEATHER FORkCAkT.

WASH NGTCN y. c., Dec. 3--Weath-
or conditions and general forecast. Fore
east for Wedne. LAY:
For Virginia FAR. followed by cloudy
weather: south westerly winds.
For North carolina--Fair; north 10 west
winds
The barometer has fallen IN the central
valley and risen on the Atlantic coast
Il Is lowest northeast OF New England,
and h.encst over the northern Rocky
Mountain stations depression n ep-
parcntly forming In the central Missts-
"a h warmer 10 the west OF the Mis-
sissippI, and coloar In the districts ea
Fsir ~srthcr PREVAILS except In the
lake regions ard upper Aississlppl VAL
lew where local SHOWS continue
Fair weather will continue IN the Houlh
Atlantis and Gulf States. with . slowly
rising Temperature wednesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-04

WASHINGTON. Dec. S-The session
~ the day introdu, cd the new blind
CHAPLAIN. the Rev Mr. conden, OF Mich
sean lie created a distinguished seiisa-
lion IN his opening prayer for coupling
With a petition for peace within our
bo,ders. one that We should be equai 10
resent insult 10 our nation:
.Our Heavenly Father, let peace reign
fbrouxhout our borders. yet may we %
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
The News of Richmond and Sur
roundings.
state Senator Little Congressional
Candidate. Hon. II. r. Pollard
Will Not Enter the Congress
s'onal Race. The New
Assessment REPORTS.

=
RIcHMo*D, Va, September 9.-Tbe
announcement of State Seuntor w. A.
Littlo, OF fredericksburg, that he will
be candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress III the First
DisttIct next year is worth moro than
passing notice. 1t Is understood at
The snino time that Congressman Jones
VIII not run again. MIR. Llltlo is al
ready organizing his forces.
lie IL very popular man and with
Jones ont OF tho way will make 1t very
lively Tor any one vino may oppose
him. He could, pcrhnps, give jones II
close ruce. Bluckstoue, of Accomuc.
has not given up hopes OF going TO
Congress and 1t Is thought by his
friends that ho will become candidate.
1t begins to look very muoh us If
there would be no meeting this yenr
OF the State Democratic Cummiftpc
Most of tho party leaders are said to
he opposed to calling the mombcrs OF
thut body together. The reason for
this Is that they fear tho currency
question may come up and bring
nbout bud feeling. Very likely tho
canvass will be managed 10y tho couu-
ty aud city committees, with. perhaps.
little assistance from Chairman Ei-
tyson.
No arrangements hnvo been made MS
yet Tor public speuking, but Senator
Daniel expects to stump the State ms
lar Us he can do 80. He will probably
begin his spcech.maGlug in week or
ten days. Other leaders NAV go on
the stump, but this will not be what ls
called talking cumpnigu.
The report that Hon. IL. II. Pollard
who was for two terms the Democratic
leader in the House OF Delegates, w here
he represented King and Queen, will
ue csndidnto for the House in Rioh
mond this full, is without any founde
ton. He hns not the remotest ideu of
running.
This viii represent decrense in the
resources OF tho State of from S27, 600
to S32, 600. Auditor Marye now has
reports from the new assessment IN
ninety eight out of 100 counties md
from all the cities except Roanoke
These show II falling oil oil OF little
over So, O0O,0O0 koauoke will bring
the amount up to over 81, 600, 600
LATER. Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson,
chairman OF the Virginia State Demo
cratic Committee, has decided to call
the committee to meet some day dur
ing the last week OF this month to ar
range for the Legislative CANVASS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
NETHERAU|R DAIRY BURNED
Thirty-four Cows Perished in the
Flames. {
The Property Was Owned by Mrs.
p. j, Scott and Was Located Near
Cottage Toll Gate. Thought
TO be the Work of an In.
cendiarY. The Loss.

The barn and sheds of the Nethes.
muir Dairy. located about a half mile
cast of the Cottage Toll Gate. wera
destroyed by fire last night about $50
and herd of thirty four excellent
dairy COWS perished in tho flames.
The property destroyed was owned
by Mrs. L. J.Scott and is said to have
been insured. How the fire originated
is not known but is thought to have
been tho work Of an incendiary.
The family wore asleep in the resi-
dence about fifty feet away and when
they awoke the barn was covered with
flames and the cattle in the stale could
not be reached. There WAS stored in
the sheds large quantity of hey,
which was burned
The residence caught fire several
times md was saved only by the Her.
culean efforts of bucket brigade. The
light from this fire Was plainly seem
from Ocean View.
Mrs Scott will be ready for business
in fow days aud will serve her QUE.
toners as usual.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
,tomorca by .,ou, I,.o.
By Southern Associated Press.

New York, September 9.-Mrs. Il.
Contencm and son. of this city. re-.
ceived cDbleGram from Sorrento.
Italy, stating that Fraucisso Clampa,
consular agent OF the United States al
Sorrento. who WAS recently mGde q
chevalier OF the crown of Italy by
King Humhcrt. has been made by His
Holiness, Pope Leo XIII, commander
of the Order of st. Cregorio Mnior.
This ttlo is seldom conferred and is
superior IN rank to oil Others, being
rich III privileges ut the Vatican Court,
The Archbishop of Naples personally
delivered tho decoration of Chevalier
Ciampn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
Y. Nj. c. a. NOTES.
he Attendance at the Boys Meeting
on Sunday was Forty.

The Attendance at the Boys Meeting
on Sunday was Forty.
The men turned out 275 strong to
the o'clock service. All seemed to
enjoy 1t. The address by Rev. w. H..
Beauchamp was good, the enphonium
solo and the vocal solo hy Prot. Rugby
were much appreciated aud the orches.
trn never did better work. The read
ing tables have been improved by the
addition of more new DiHders for the
magazines.
1t begIus to look little doubtful
whether The subscriptions to the star
course will be sufficient to make it safe
Tor the entertainment committee to
make the necessary contracts. No
iiuunclal risk will be Incurred this SEN
son. and those Interested IN having IL
lrst class course arc requested to Indi-
cat" their interest at once.
The committee appointed to secure
physical instructor expect to have
negotiations closed and report sub
mitted on Friday of this week,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Directors will bo held on
Friday, 18th inst, ut 800 p. m.
On Thursday ut =. III. there will @
meeting Of the boys between the
ages OF ii and l6 III the library to
organize the Junior Department. The
lee for mem bership In this department
viii be 81 year, and each member
will bo entitled to the use of the
junior resiing aud game room and
tho gymuasinm three days each week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
GREAT MILITARY RECEPTION.
An Interesting War Match Between
the Third and Ninth Army Corps.
by Southern AN,

By Southern Associnted Press
SrErrIN, September 9.-The Third
and Ninth Army Corps and Guards be.
gan their war match early this moru. =.
Ing, tnkingH their positions for ma
nnuvres. Emperor Francis Joseph,
OF Austria, Is expected to arrive at
froo this afternoon. lie will be hou-
ored with great military reception at
the railway station.
The exercises of the day began when
tho Emperor and his suite assumed u
position on the outskirts of the advance
guard. The northern division brought
mp its ontire cavalary brigade and two
batteries and made IA splendid attack,
which, however, was checked by the
artillery of the southern dIvision long
enough TO give the sUutherne,s timo to
bring up Blk cavalry regiments, which
charged upon the nertherners, driving
them back behind Storokow.
The Emperor rode at tue head OF tho
charge. Cspt. Evans, military attache
TO tho United States Em bassy, followed
the charge throughout, but Col. SWINE,
tho military attache to the British
Embassy, was Obliged to dismount.
Tho Northern army then concentrated
upon Grieieuhagen, while tho South
crn army marched upon kolbetsow, ',
leaving tho enemy somewhat upon
thoir flank entirely unmolested.
Tho operations were controlled from
captive balloon shaped like n cigar,
which iloated above the moving masses,
At 3:i5 p. IN. Emperor Francis oseph,
Of Austria; King Albert. of Saxony, and
Princes Leopld and Arnulph, OF Bn
varin, arrived at the railway station.
Tney were received with great on.
thusiasm. The Emperor kissed the
Hapsburg Kaiser and the King of Sax.
ony Twice each as be met thom, and
tho visitors made grand entry into
the town.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
The MABARICK CASE,
Mr. e. f. Greenwood, Of this City,
Makes an Affidavit.

Miss Ida Trailord Bell, American
treasurer of the lu,ernatioual May
brick Assoclaticn, organized to try to
secure pardon for Mrs. Florence
May brick, formerly of Norfolk, who
was sentenced to life imprisonment III
Eugiand on Al charge of poisoning her
hushaud, published II stirring appeal
III the New \ ork World of Sunday, in
which she gives the following affidavit
recently sent from this city:
"in the New York World of August
n notice that efforts are being made
by the Nomnu's international Nav.
Drlck ASSOCIATION, of which you are
the treasurer, To obtain relocating of
Mrs. Mnybrick's cn.e. | wish to
make this statement, which ought
to have made loug ago. While
Mr.. Mnybrick iawas liyius iii Nor
lolk he came to our store fire.
qnently. On one occasion lie wanted
Ills watch repaired. ! went with hlm
up IN tho shop. and while my watch
Einker was dong Romo work on his
watch | was taking with him. lie
took small round box out of his vest
pocket containing pills and swallowed
one of them. and SAID, Greenwood. If
You were to take Que of these pulls it
would Kill you; theylsre arsenic pills
81 remarked. Why do yon take
them? You may take Que too many
one Of these days.
"He replied, Il cannot help it. |
am obliged to take them
81 feel 1t my duty to make this
known, AS firmly believe Mrs. MAY
brick Is Innocent. Hoping this may
ho Of some benefit to Mrs. Maybrick
! send You Tins statement. Very
Resp ectiuliy, 20. +. GKEEywooD.
"Residence ~ Frecmason street, Nor
folk, Va"
''Subscrlbed and sworn to before me.
o rotary public, duly comm ssioned for
the city OF Norfolk, State of NIrgiuIs,
this 2Ith day OF August, 1895.
-. p. MOORE,
"Notury Public"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
THOSE FAKE RACE DISPATCHES
The Chicago Associated Press Badly
Left In the Oeiender-V Valkyrie Race.
Nv Southern Associate l'rass.


BUFFALO. N. Y, September 9.-The
Enquirer this afternoon ~ays; "The
fight between tho United Press, of
which the Enquirer is a member, and
the Associated Press, is of little inter.
est to the general public. Ii people
are misled by newspaper dispatches 1t
Is pnpers printing them which are
blamed by the readers. aud which suf.
for for the errors for which their
editors or reporters are not respon.
sibu.
The Chicago Associated Press, which
sends its service to tue Express, Com.
mcrclai and News of this clty made "a
mistake In tho dispatches describing
Saturdays yacht race, which is about
as ridiculous ap error as 1t Is ufteu tho
misfortune OF newspaper to publish.
Tho mistake was Ms simple ns 1t was col
lossal. The Chicago Associated Press
reporters evideutiy could not tell the
difference between tho Defender ami
the Valkyrie.
This Is the charitable view of the
mistake which led thousands to believe
the Defender hopelessly beaten. The
other view is that tho Associutod Press
tug got lost IN tho midst aud the re-.
portors sent III fake dispatches. The
Uhlteu Ifess reports were correct even
TO minute detail, and the finish of the
race was cnbled to England before tho
belntcd Chicago Associated Press re
poriers Uncovered thor bIundor and
got the correct position Of tho Yachts
ns they crossed the line.
KINGSTON, Ont, September 9.-The
misleading bulletins regarding the
yacht rnce, issued 10y tho Chicago As.
sociatcd Press on Snturdny,nre severely
commented upon. After tho United
t'ress hnd announced the result of the
rnces, that the Defender had won, tho
Chicago concern continued issuing bul.
ietins to the effect that the Nulkyrie
was ahead.
LoNDoN, Sepiember 9.--1he papers
taking the Chicago Assoolated Press
reworts here are disgusted with the
fake reports OF the yacht race sup
Piled by That association on Saturday.
large number OF sporting mcu whom
the Chicago concern reports had in
duced TO bet Nulkyrie race are very
much incensed over tho outrageous
exhibition OF stupidity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-10
G. A. r. ENCAMP MENT.
a Rousing Reception Given Com
mander- in. Chief Lawton and Staff.
by Southern Associatoi Press


LOUISVILLE, Ky, September o.
With reception to tho National Com.
mander in Chief, the first encampmeut
of the Grand Army to held on Southern
soil, WAS ushertd in this morning. The
atmosphere was heated aud muggy and
the skies were threatening Of showers,
but these conditions aid not repress
the enthusiasm that Louisville has
been keeping pont up for her guests.
When Commander-In-O Lnwlcr
nnd he members of his stall.
Margaret Wallace and her associates,
Of the Womens Relief Corps, Reached
the Union depot from Chicago at $
O'Clock, they wero met by great
crowd of men and women and for IL few
moments there was great demonstra-
tiun OF cheering and waving of flags
and hupdkerchiefs. The Committee on
Invitation. headed by Gen. John b.
CasllemaD, and Including such repre-
sentative keutuckians Ms ex Gov. Simon
Bolivar Buckner, w. \. Haldemau, OK
Congressman Curuth, Gen. Basil w.
Duke, John NJ. Athet.on and Gen.
Andrew Cowau, were out in force. aud
after welcomes. s.lutrouuctious and hand
shaking, the vlslture, under escort OF
the committee and two companies of
the Louisville Legion, with its bnud
aud drum corps, were taken to the
Gslt House.
Here rational headquarters were es-
tablished i'll the big club room on the
east wall where the fingers of fair
Louisville women had fashioned III let
ters uf evergreen two feet square the
Inscription: HAL, to the Chief.
Tue arrival at uuuu of Rear Admiral
nf I'm nj ut LIS
stall nud IL number of delegates from
the Middle States, was signul!ed by IL
reception of the same nature, and
equally enthusiastic.
Although the tide of incoming de
partnent delegates and posts has yet
to commence TO flow, rough estimates
from ths various depots show that
fully 80, 600 strangers have arrived III
the twenty-fuur hours ending ut noon.
Ii Is already apparent that nccommo.
dnuons will be required for thousands
of veterans who have failed to notify
the executive authorizes of their com =
lug, nnd the committee having charge
of this provision, aud which had re-
gnrded IT'S work us flushed, is in some
thing of II qunudary.
Gnard was mounted this morning at
Camp Caldwell. where strict army dis
cipilue Will be enforced. The camp hos
been set out like miniature city and
affords quarters for 200 posts from Lii
nois, lnGinun, Michigan, New lamp
spre. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont
mud other Slntes. Five Pittsburg posts,
together with the first section of the
fot"nac department, escorted hy tnc
famous old guurd, arrived towards
noon aud were received with great e.
ihmsias N by the crowds OH the siteeis.