roe-I Is No More.
Puma ARRANGEMENTS.
To Be Buried in Arlington Cem-
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senator liduaunda Deliver. it Brief but
Expressive Eulogy—Congress Voice n
‘ 85.000 I'anllul to the Generni'a Widow.
0mm Mourning in Maunehuutta and
Elaewhoro—Bow the President Received
the Sew-rill- nuance-.Aotlom of the
Departmenu—Gen. Schofield Succeed-
; the (inland of the Army—Tribute
glib! the Irish Kationnl unguo of America.
' Nox.,_'rrr, Mm, Aug. 7.4m following
pail hearers have been uelecmd amen Sher-
tdan'e family: Gen. W. T. Sherman, Mar-
Field, of Chicago; Gen. Howley, of the
nited States senate; Speaker Carlisle, Vice
President Frank Thompson, of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad: Gen. Wesley Merritt, United
Stats army, the senior officer of the Grand
‘ Army of the Republic in the District of Col-
umbia; Geo. McFeeley, Gen. Joseph Fuller-
ton} or St. Louis; Secretary Endicott and
George W. Child:
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That One of Its tlrandcst lie-3
Artillery. M. V. M... will cause goal to
bathed on Burton common at lntervalrof
80 minutes from sunrise to! p. to;
during the hour of the funeral coremoniu,
minute gum; and at the close of the day a
nathiuai ealuuiof thirty-eight guns.
3. Brigade and cadet corps no
will prunulgate thi- order.
By order of the commander in chief.
B'urrl. D. Arron, Adjutant (lateral.
At (Iloutwester, ilarerhlll, Lynn and Hal“
bio-head flags were half mooted and the belle
were tolled for an hour inhonor of Gen.
Sheridan. At Marbleheada mun meeting
was called for :3 p. an to arrange for a
memorial service. At Salem flags worohalf
roasted. I’hiI ll. Sheridan post 3%, U. A. It,
linsrox, Aug. 7.—~Mayor O’Brien called a
Inlet-int meeting of the board of alderman
yesterday afternoon and of the common
council for tho evening to take action on the
death of Gen. Sheridan. In his message the
mayor says: .
“Gen. Sheridan has been one of our most
prominent citizvms for twenty—five years. A
brave soldier, ono of our mod 5mm!
soldiers In the our, we are largely indebted
to him for the peace, union and prosperity
that the country now enjoys. At the time of
his death he was the commander of our
army, honored and respected by all our poo»
pie, and we regret that in tho prime of man-
hood, when his experience and ability were
of great benefit to his country, he should be
called from among us."
The board of alderman adopted resolutions
upon the death of lien. Sheridan. Flags
were ordered at half must for six days and
bolts will be tolled during the funeral. A
committee was appointed to attend the fu-
floral.
THE PRESIDENT’S ACTION.
Surprised and Valued at the Servo-ill-
0tllclal Message-n.
Wasmxoros, Aug. 7.—The president re-
ceived the sad announcement of lien. Sheri-
apd Mat the was titae then should, be
no mayday beyond what pertains to nitric”!
military funeral in proper rennet to
rank. Wlliyonhehiud enough to an
in: such a funeral and place nultterr under
charge»! Gen. Schofleldf The funeral will
bein Washington, but when and where I
cannot yet 5a,: Perhaps it would hewell
for Ben. Seboficld tooomo here.
“M. V. lineman.”
Gen. Scholleld, as the next highest in rank
to Gen. Sheridan, alumna command of the
army, without being directed to do noby
the president.
Gen. Sheridan‘s desk at the war departr
moat remains as he left it. The chairs about
the room have not been dI-stnrbed for two
months. ,
Gen. and lira. Rocker, Mn. Blwridan‘a
parentn, were shocked at the suddcnnesn of
titegeneral‘s death. They had had no idea
that he was any worse. In fact, the prevail-
of a respected commander and a beloved
friend.
The president countermaadod his order
to Gen. lichofleld and requested him to go to
Nonquitt. The secretary of war telegraphed
additional instructions as follows:
“I leave it to your diacrotion whether to
go to Nontiuitt as requested. You are hereby
directed to make the newsshry arrangements
In regard to the funeral, including the fun-
eral train to bear the hotly In Washington.
By request of Mrs. Sheridan, her husband
will be buried with military honors, with no
display beyond what portaina to a ntrictly
military funeral and proper rcsgwct to his
rank. This request will be strictly complied
With, and the escort will conform to regular
tions referring to funeral of general in
chief, and you will tome orders for such
troopa to assemble as may he nccemiry to
complete his escort. You will detain the
necessary guard and hearers to go to Sun-
quitt and accompany the remains to Wash-
ington."
N0; IMMEDIATE CHANGES.
The Divinion Commands “fill Romain 1-
They Are for the Present.
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The following officers of hen. Sheridan’s duo’s death [run] a mounted messing“, die- that any immediate changes in dmsmn c<1m~ . or 3 n ‘ SATEEN Laq' or
M are “W l7 darn/ed ”0 attend the patched from we executive mansion. mantis will be made, but it is very probable M ' of TART ‘ n
funeral: Gen. J. “ . Porryth, Col. John president'wos grmtly surprised and shocked that Gen. Howard, at present commanding "m mm", 5mm", MW been "1? Mord-t M “mm, u
Schuyler (Brushy, Col. Fred Grant, Col.
James F. Gregory, Col. Godrge W. Davis.
It has been decided that Gen. Sheridan's
burial shall be in the Arlington National
cemetery, and Saturday has been finally set-
tled on as the day of the funeral. The other
arrangements outlined in earlier dismtches
remain unchanged There will be no funeral
uni-es at this place. Cola Kellogg and
Blunt arrived here today. Gen. Schotield
'hahoexpected.
at the unexpected news, and immediately
upon its receipt prepare} to come to the city.
He was driven directly to the White House,
whence he sent for Secretary Endicott;
Upon the lattor'n arrival the official commu-
nication to congress and the order to Gen.
Schofield to take charge of the funeral nr—
rangements were prepared.
Col. Kellogg left Washington for Nonqnitt
with the deceased generals uniform
the division of the Pacific, will eventually
succeed Gen. Bcbotield in command of the di-
vision of the Atlantic. For the prewnt,
however, Gen. Scbofield, while commanding
the army, will in all probability still continue
to he in personal command of the division of
the Atlantic. through his staff. It is known
that a transfer to the east would be accepta—
ble to Una. Howard. but it is hardly proba-
blo that such a. more would b: desired by
J. TRISTRAM,
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Short Lengths and Ends.
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stout and recommended by
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him or approved by the war department
Thepmidcnt sent the following telegram
authorities as long as Indian troubles con-
83 Main St.. South Norwallt.
toMrs. Sheridan:
WOOL GOODS.
Mn. Sheridan was prostrated with grief
all day. Col. and Mn. Gen. Sheridan will
CharlaESeymgIIr,
VI-Inai Imperfection- drtcctcd and rem-Hod.
The death of this valiant soldier and patri-
Sheridan and famiiyils condolence in the
procure of construction. Seat materials '.
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Exncnnv}: lllaxsmx tinnc in the southwest. When everything in " n - _ (j I ill \' I“ N: ,, . - ’ . . l: p a v ‘ , , ,
accompany the body W Wasmnswnl to Wasutxurox, Aug. I}, 153$ again quiet Gen. Howard will probably be l‘l‘pll t Ollllll ) ’ o, “t l‘, 3334:3332,$315,335,312,53.33;, "E't ! I f‘ 'h '3 ”(’3' I‘; I; “ It‘l ;‘ I ‘ Fe IN I) E I)” 680033.,
80“” with "W general’s P950111“ stuff. COL Mrs. Sheridan, Nonquitt, Mesa: entered east, and Brig. ticn. Miles will Light ii 03‘1““. “did ‘ l‘iflf'fl prices. mitt!
m" we‘remains at “39 cottage in While the nation mourns its loan and shares doubtlemly succeed him in command of the Safety :E” M;f,,nr;;;;;:;;83;a ;;,.;r‘.’. I 1'2 WIDE PURE WOI'} L BEIGES. 70 “runninflton ,9“th
M“ “*9 children. COL Kellogg arrived your sorrow, let me express to you my per- division of the I’m-inc. . g. i M , m PM, ‘ , H . ll» 1, I,“ f 7 , . , ' 3 ' ’
in" 3mm! afternoon, bringing Uen. Donal grief and most sincere condolence. -— on Ilirlttiillit‘lflh, (lid Machines taken in oxrh‘mcc U MATHUSHEK t l u I e . u i t {m M’ "a . mm m“ nnnl Mpli-am. r I' m ”m" elitism “5‘0"?“ fiOflWALK.
Sheridan’s full uniform, in which the y Uggvgn CLEVELAND. 'l‘rib'lte of the lrieb National League. for new, read for i'dhilngnv or call on L? if A" “r‘)‘,l 5‘, C“ t C; . . ' L . . . .. Wm--. ...,
5” been dressed. Delegations from brand The president also sent the following mee- Ll.\’('HI.N, Nob», Aug. 7,—I’resideut Fitz- . v - ()V lglg‘)‘ PIANOS Z ’ I) ’ “I. lugs.
:rniy 1!?“me )9) prisented Wilma“? sage to congruent gernld, of the Irish National League of I] 4‘“ h“ . r .9 u i 1 3r) .llalmrt erylrs. all new, but our way is to more our. Your chute: at. only 'l'l'mla S Ew E R8 '
“d3 "100“. any express e.“ To the Senate and House of Representatives: America, sent the followin tale ram of can- , . . v . .. ., Tried and Trlum hunt." t '
amenity "Id willingnes ‘0 coowrate “1 It incomes my painful duty to announce to duh-ace: g g _ "fl “ ALI, l‘ltEH’I‘. Mk“ "LK' ‘T' - . P i R E M H A N Ts A u D s H Q R T L E N GT H s . '
”Emily ‘33:?" “iim’xmies'l part the congress and w the people of In... United M “meow. Nob. Aug. a “‘5 3"“ ~ “annealed in Ruins: and Depth of Tents - i“. M. P] BBC};
_ ' ' 9" says 9 {“1973 y Stats the death of Hull II. Sheridan, cn- “ il‘htmi Sheridan, N0!!! Ill": Cottagi‘: ‘5 ”hund— u.’ Dru-n (inodsat half pl'le! Bu- .nne durum-H lfyle at we .., : - , r -
will have Wednesday by special boat for “flout“, mm)" “-mchpoccmmd m a line “The Irish National llrsagnc of America ' g GREAT xag‘lfiggxgingrAflou E g h r m M“ D‘M'EH '5
1. N9" M10” ""1 “IBM" by sped“! "iii“ ‘0 hour last night at his summer home in the sympathize in your sad bereavenn-nt, and ~—-—-——-— g “ l.‘ ‘7 I,‘ z z I) ‘ ij
MI. From Boston the route will be the mm “3&6“ng beg; or W“ to mnwy to 5m, pump it i Each Instrument over I2 months In: ' . l J . , ..J
New York and New England railroad to l?
Row York, and the Pennsylvania railroad
toWashlngton. No services will be held at
Iiouquitt.
The offer by the governor of Massachusetts
ofa guard of honor has been declined on no
count of Mrs. Sheridan's desire to avoid any
unnecesu'y display. The family is very
appreciative, however, of the honor con-
toned.
CONGRESS SUSPENDS BUSINESS.
otic son of the republic, though his long Ill.
nest has been regarded with anxiety, has,
nevertheless, shocked the country and caused
universal grief.
He had established for himself a strong
hold in the hearts of his fellow countrymen,
who soon caught the true meaning and pur.
pose of his soldiery devotion and heroic tem-
r.
Hie intrepid courage, his\steadfmat patriot—
ism and the generosity of th nature inspired
great affliction that has ilcfallen them in the
death of her gallant and beloved husband.
The Irish race unites with the Antericun [100'
pie in the national sorrow that Inourm the
loss of the Irish—American hero of Win-
chester, whose military genius contributed
In much to save the Union, and whose devo-
tion to Ireland was second only to hit: love
for America Jenn Ftrzorznaan."
The Senate’- Funeral Committee.
Wasmxmos, Aug. 7.——The president‘-
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to to death of Gen. Sheridan.
national loan. Gnovcn CLEVELAND.
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e, . . . general Philip II. Sheridan, I send to the 4th 0‘ J “1)" 19‘.me wl’oiicyr ‘ ‘ W m' a’
After the call of relates a message was re ‘ The ”me“ has directed "H“ his). Gen. desk a resolution for which I ask immediate ON “‘1‘ 1—« on» —,~—- sitar-lam in force. 1.3"
m from ”‘0 ”Wide“ formally BBIIOIIDO' .bcbofleld, commanding the “I?” :5 the consideration" New forum mmmfligiflflifl
In; the death of Gen. Sheridan. Messrs. Atlantic, with heat WW" “g ‘1‘“ ork, Renoir ~d That the VI i is est I to GWIIIMW mummy“ mm
Hooker, of Mississippi, and Grosvcnor, or be ordered to Washington at once to assume appoint r: committee of '52:“ ”2:52;,” $0 at- , D EW DROP IN. over and above the mauve rammed law, of par
Ohio, upoke in feeling terms of the dead com-
mander
theapoakor to appoint a committee of seven
command, and a telegram to that effect has
been sent to him by Acting Adjt. Ucn. Kel-
tend the funeral services of tho latelien.
ton, Gibson and Gray were appointed
ltu-inil t'usII Ililli .tmomnin: In line
ant.) and all other liabilities, ’IJ‘!
Amount we by the Com m is; rm—
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‘ Sheridan. liollar or (Her. under-fer Clothe. m , m m. w
“I?” Ewkgraogcrgdherctolntiom 0‘ Wm at too. ..y The resolution was adopted, and Senator: \ M ""M M“ ‘flMJW'
deitii'b n. mint). and requesting MESSAGES 0;: CONDOLENCE. flawleydlanderson. Cullom, kilowatt. linmp— b R L E S. E - 8 BY M O U R, 103m 1.3175“.
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members to confer With a senate committee
to $11th the funeral arrangements, which
The Historic Names of Lincoln. Grant
and Sherman Prominent.
Secretary Whitney's Condolence.
Ext-opting on lugrniu t'urpI-Ia,
ltlcnr-Imd and llnliloncliul
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were :3“ “L“:fifii 2:1“ 1 9:23:21; Nogqym’ Man, A“; 7,..Among the Wasnlsmoa. Aug. 7.——Secremry White Muelllln _...-_..-_,.__..,_w ~-~-~ ., ~» - “m-..” ~ - ,
m 50‘1““! mi)“ mm or mlegmms of sympathy receivod by my sent the following telegram to Col. Blur» \ Look I I .a W" _ WW ' A w h,
mwflfid soldier, in lira and Col. Sheridan one the following: Han: “I must (9qu to you my [treat Per- I n Our rgo Assortment of ate 6"
mhmmgsnwmg' tat-eso- “Mm“. Aug. ll. canal regret and-arrow, and that of the ‘ "
lufimt Mid _ 5 “ii-hi “Mm p II. Sheridan: whole naval net-rice, at the death of Gen. . ’ -. I“ Jewelry,
. w u ~ Sheridan. It in the desireof this department odm
7 Hr. Wands, as soon as the Journal v,” Accept my "“0““ ‘condolencc. . . . Always frcnh and at a In to price would do well
,1 . 1103"“. Llscon‘v." to participate in all ceremonies which may i _ v , —AID—
S Mwmfififlm subject which he tsalad , “an Your. Aug. 6. ”9 PM“ Ieoognition 0' “5 Em“ 30"- mum w W‘“ Satislb ‘ 0" That For '
“ivory senator will und rut." The reo- "Col. V. M. Sheridan: leer talus country and to mark the high at ‘ St | P ' . ' 811 v aware. ‘ ‘
- a'rfoliows: cuta “The death of "”80an, was totally on» team In which'rrgzh unsalted are held by hi- . y e, ' rl ce an "a Ity’ W m rail In Or metric; of [or
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Wmiathecaunofhiscountry;
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unwell-rm in in (humans! in
rynpathi wan he {may to we: bereave-
fienlud—Thot a copy of than resolutions
, bfwwardod to tho‘family of the deceased.
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“Ithqulteuaneoa-ary for any mater to from N" Y0“: turning of Gen. Sheridaa’a death changed ' out“. ”ii-m
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Secretary Endicott neat a penonai fete
gram of condolence. Gena. Permit and
Conrad, who were with thegeneral in hi-
campaigns, pent touching nae—agar. Mr.
W. Chtidsaud lira (musical-o coa-
toibuted their totem of sympathy.
Fred. Grant lent the following from West
point to lira Sheridan: “Mother. Ida and I
mud you our heartfelt sympathy. if I can
“The Ohio Commandery, loyal legion,
ndl deep sympathy for you In your be-
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Cardinal Gibbon. \Viii onciate.
Wasumcrol, Aug. 7,—i‘nther Mania, of
St. Matthew's church, new Cardinal Gibbon-
at Baltimore yesterday, and was informed
by bir «nineties that he would personally
mutate at tho oboequlea of Gen. Sheridan on
Saturday next. The cardinal will conduct
themicatattheehuroh; will consecratc a
plot of ground at Arlington, and will he
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