LAKE DEATH CITY GRAPHIC. OF GEN. face lately GEANT. stilled. Dr. Shrady York passed to him and he so represent to consult with brave, always virtuous. and carried was generous, far with) they out do conflict not so as As citizen, White out the from the tanyard the piazza, and he did he to the directions Mrs. Grant a of the met relative to funeral to be upon the president. I as the want so of expresident House, he faithful to obligation, and of named the pall was every bearers. Newman Dr. one hastening as the “He is w steps. up his 7 true to himself, God, to his and to country, [SunedJ P. H. Sheridan. dead,” remarked Dr. Shrady quietly. The H. L SMI to that democratic simplicity CH, Publisher. that should characterize Lieutenant General. Gen. Grant Dies Mount McGregor, at fact of having been American. absent from side the of every The Federal Government. MR. BLAINE. Third—That matchless the fortitude patience and Augusta, Calmly, Me., July 23.-Mrs. U. Grants the dying Peacefully S. and his family and with No at the last man Washington. 23.—The July following LAKE CITY, MINNESOTA. displayed proclamation the in struggle that ended Please in profoundest in accept sympathy my of and regret to the clergyman, was a cause sorrow death, Pangs issued by the admiring nation of Pain. president: watched it an was as now your bereavement. The nation great entire who had awaited his bier Fourth—That through all night the at weeps at the loss mourns its first soldier firstcitizen. The of and its president United of the States has just the great heart still is and pulseless, the glory [Signed.] cottage. He James G. Blaine. had been summoned from received the sad his tidings of the death of that OTHERWISE ANH PERSONAL. of ois deeds shall live while time lasts. illustrious citizen ex-president and of the United EX-SPEAKER breakfast RANDALL. moment too late, and reached a Fifth—'That this, his surrender," in “only he Philadelphia, States, Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, Mount at Mc- Pa., 23.—Mrs. General July All the Members Witness of the Family has the simply cottage only in time to scaled the heighths, to minister the bivoucked and Grant : Gregor, The in the I have New York, death state of to which place heard Gen. is announced of Mr. with of great sorrow the eternal camping Elysian grounds in the on family Grant’s and he the scarcely had been death. removed in the endeavor the to prolong I Dissolution of sorrow offer full of the Honored gaze upon sympathy. measure a Thomas fields beyond Talfourd, the shining Noon stars. the his life. youngest In making this the J. Randall. announcement to Samuel hushed lips of the general, to whom Dr. Sixth—That record most tender Husband and Father. we our sympathy people of the United States, the president is impressed JUDGE HILTON. of the author of “Ion.” son Newman’s love had bound him the in such for close stricken his of household. ones own „ Saratoga, N. with the magnitude of the Y., public loss July of Grant: 23.—C01. F. D. God alone fathom their devotion who to relations. can one You great military have deepest leader who in the a hour of The illness of our sympathy. was has made himself beloved by nation, and admired Mrs. a Stewart victory magnanimous; also amid disaster Mozkowski, the Mrs. and Hughes Russell, Polish and Mrs. serene LOOKING BACK. composer, by world. a self-sustained; who in station, whether prevents personal every visit of condolence. a as The Nation that He Saved Mourns with has Soon made his after Drs. Douglass just first and Shrady left in Please soldier chief twice command magistrate, called for appearance to or as a service me The may Burial Place Chosen. any you need. by his the death bed fellow tread they conversed d. Deep feelingly of power countrymen, Henry Hilton. Sincerity the Death of the unswervingly London, conductor Mount of his McGregor, N. Y.July work 23.—Public as own the pathway duty undeterred by of doubts, the latter hours Gen. of GEN. Grant’s life. The SHERMAN. interest chiefly centers the obsequies now Philharmonic Heroic Soldier. single-minded upon at and straightforward. The entire a Gen. concert. W. T. Sherman, who is stopping pulse first had indicated of failure, and the and the burial. intellect state Some days has witnessed country with deep emotion his with his family the Lake at Park hotel details returned must elapse before prolonged all the last and patient struggle with to succumb clearness its and painful was from Fort Knelling J. C. Flood afternoon. yesterday is building and disease, magnificent and by has watched his couch of arrangements be perfected, sufferings and a can conscious tenacity, which occurred after first" While there he learned the of with tearful The sympathy. destined in the end the body, meantime the house San into Francisco, By Presidential of the midnight, in last night, though and Gubernatorial circumstances death Gen. of Grant, one has receiving last telegram at and his spirit has returned come veins to a of the which embalmers are the Creator from friends of the 3 o’clock who it The deceased of indicated forth. Gen. which at cognizance. sent is Sherman be finished great part of looms to in Proclamations is to-night the Great National injecting antiseptic fluids for their the nation that followed him when exhibited living, with evidences of profound ans “Do anything, father?” sorrow, want questioned be kept ivory you preservation, will the mountain. and gold fabulous at on love and cost. Bereavement Attested. pride, bows in a above him immediately now sought his sorrow When Col. Fred asked at that hour. W. room. J. Arkill will his cottage vacate dead, tenderly near mindful his of virtues, his great if there "Water," anything he whispered the could general, this huskily. was at Artists say Lake and the remains of patriotic services, and the loss of occasioned bv Miss Braddon, time his But the when offered former and commander, writer, milk they concerning story is water the Gen. Grant be his death. In will placed there, the cottage testimony of respect the to general replied: ‘The Pioneer Press gurgled his throat and in ejected, and of Gen. Grant, to be may Mrs. John is ordered sealed it and guarded by the Maxwell. memory that the platoon She were is rich, and Mount McGregor, July 23.—Gen. Grant that I for New York start Friday say executive mansion and the several departments which morning will be by Gen. that word of Hancock. The the last sent utterance one response was lives in historic old breathed attend the funeral. ” Richmond, his last 8:08 Washington to at surrounded at be a at draped in mourning mansion a. lor public m., will be kept distance a at in accordance of Gen. Grant. a Dr. Douglas remarked period of thirty days, Among that others who and all public sent dispatches business by all many the immediate members of his family suburban with the general’s desire village expressed London. of a a the that peculiarity of Gen. Grant’s death shall, the day the Col. of funeral, Thomas be P. Ochiltree, on Hon. W. M. were suspended, week and Drs. Sands, Shrady When all the and Douglas, The ago. arrangements are and the secretaries of and the Evarts. R. explained by the remarkable war Kuhe, Japanese vitality navy minister Washington at was made and burial place has been general maintained his will a consciousness the orders be issued to for M. to Keller cause appropriate is said have selected ; Potter Palmer of Chicago; to Mr. and that seemed to present obstacle the to chosen, an the remains will be military conveyed and naval honors be to rendered last. A few minutes before 8 o’clock on very Mrs. James N. Tyner of Washington; George Protestant approach of death. church in in Paris that to Albany, day. In special train a witness whereof I away where they the have hereunto a as Drs. Douglas. W. Shrady Childs and Sands stood of Philadelphia, the Mayor Grace of on hand will undoubtedly set and caused the seal of the United lie in for my day. From state It gradual passing of the vital a of was a his away suicide because recent New scene York; Hon. W. E. Gladstone, cottage veranda, States ex-premier a conversing the condition be affixed. to Done in the city Washington, Albany of the on body will be taken forces and reiiex consciousness, by special the doctor a of Great Britain and W. C. this Twenty-third Endicott, Protestant day of July, A. D. parson’s of Gen. daughter had Grant, discussing train and thought, New secretary the probabilities retained the last. The York, to general and possibly to Washington, was to One Thousand Eight of Hundred and Eighty-five, war. died sheer exhaustion, of and perfectly painless depending jilted which him. his city is chosen of death and a for the limit of life left the upon and the Independence of the United States the sinking away. the burial. sick Mrs. Sartoris and Stenographer One Hundred Tenth. and man. “Yes," interjected Dr. Shrady, quietly; “the POETICAL A TRIBUTE “In TO GRANT. regard to the place of burial, it is stated [Signed] Grover Cleveland. Dawson Roscoe Conkling conversing little distance general dreaded pain when he felt he is had begun were growing quite a that about Chicago, the July Ist of July the 23.—Francis F. general handed By the president, Browne, T. F. Bayard, sinking, and he asked that he should be not when Henry, the permitted stepped hastily away, Col. Fred nurse, Grant editor of the Dial, stout. While slip has crossing of the City Hall Secretary which written the following of State. a paper suffer. The on was promise to made and it was the piazza and spoke quietly the written to upon substantially admirable the following: death the of Grant: has been kept. Since he poem commenced sink on to park several on days he said to ago is physicians. He told them he thought the Tuesday night he There The Navy. three places VANQUISHED. Army and from which was I wish are a have dropped silver dollar, choice which he of burial ” general be made; West a places to Point Not to death. The by the ball FREE medical FROM PAIN. brand, was very near Washington, July 23.—Adjt or Gen. Drum, —(I would prefer this above others but for the Sped by mortal had hand; hastily Toward last the a to small boy the food 10 pick entered where taken, but the cents men to pay a no was room by Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, command of issued that fact wife could be not placed beside Not my by the lightning stroke sick when lying cloth and wet pressed his approached his lips he Galena, man side. to me). He was a was couldn’t Illinois—(because down the following order: place in When himself. get or fiery some up. broke; tempest from that I Instantly would from state received the suck it the first general Not his seeing patient’s water to moisten ’mid face Dr. the ranks upon my of commission). In compliance the war— with instructions of the and New York —(because the people Fell of the conqueror! Douglas ordered mouth. During great the the general’s last president, family night, Dr. the to be day of the funeral, summoned each at on The of China that city befriended the in emperor need). never uses me my military will be the post and troops cadets to the Shrady bedside. constantly Unmoved, Haste within call. Dr. undismayed. made, and Mrs. was was first personal paraded and the order but read them, always after which to The In pronoun, Feeling AJbroad. the crash and of the canonada Grant, Douglas all night carnage Mr. Grant the Jesse and at cottage, and Dr. wife, U. 8. Grant, was all labors for the day will The national cease. Eye London, that dimmed July 23.—United not States speaks Minister of himself the “Solitary Jr., Sands slept the hotel at as and wife Mrs. Col after midnight flag will be displayed and Grant half staff. at At dawn of Hand were that failed Philips, not. being handed the of on a copy day thirteen be will fired, and afterward Man.” The quickly Within twenty minutes guns at expression is beside after the Brain the the death that only in doctors at sick of swerved used man’s not. associated dispatch announcing Gen. intervals press of thirty minutes between the rising Heart that quailed Gen. Grant, Karl Gerhardt, Hartford not, cot, and Mrs. sculp- Sartoris Mr. Dawson and had Grant’s a death, figurative expressed the indicating and setting greatest the of the single a and concern sun, a at the sense, as gun, Steel iron form nerve, followed the the He the at sad doctors piazza, instantly ordered the in from event. and The dauntless spirit that overruled the storm. unapproachable grandure of the Son building the of American legation be the to entire family present was Heaven. of draped in mourning and While the flag placed the hero at peacefully sleepeth AT THE BEDSIDE. half-mast. A A correspondent foeman his chamber visited Mr. to crept; Cob Grant seated himself at the head of Lightly the slumberer Gladstone’s to residence and received by Miss came Parloa, the well-known was cookbook v Touched his brow breathed the bed with his and left his resting Mrs. Gladstone. On making the known his name. arm errand upon an 4 teacher, O’er the stricken brow there passed writer used be to Mrs. Gladstone head expressed pillow above the deep the of the general, who at sorrow Suddenly icy blast, an death of the eminent American and immediately breathing Appledore house, rapidly, the and with slightly chief cook was at conducted him Mr. Gladstone's to The hero worker, undismayed gasping respirations. Mrs. Grant, rose calm, but prominent Her present Isle of Shoals. The writing great presence. Saluted his’blade. at death—and man was a sheathed with intense agitation bravely suppressed, desk his library. in Mr. Gladstone said: “I is the position due to energy took close by the bedside. seat She leaned The willing humble to tribute. Let of hundred a fields am conqueror pay a my which she her profession with To stuck to mightier yields than write rather slightly the colonel, hor speak it.” He then a resting conqueror me upon upon No morial foeman’s blow wrote follows: determination elevate as and the right elbow, and gazed, to with tear-stained Laid the soldier great low Mr. Gladstone has heard with regret the sad the general’s She Victor into face. in his latest breath found eyes, herself in it. Gen. of Grant’s death. He ventures news to Vanquished but by death. thcrs, hpweVef, of for token recognition, iio the bereaved family of the sympathy he assure feels with them in their affliction the loss painlessly of the sick peacefully and at English E. Carpenter, J. the man was song AFTER THE DEATH. who had rendered his such signal country one passing into another life. Mrs. Sartoris came writer, whose death is announced services general and statesman. as a APPROPRIATE QUIETUDE. her behind her mother, and leaning over Many prominent Americans have called a Mount McGregor, London, the author of July from 23.—Quietude was pervaded shoulder, she witnessed the close of life in meeting, be held the American a to at to-morrow the mountains this when morning it Saying,” “Whart Wild Are the Waves legation, the for which she had constituted strong element of taking purpose appropriate a announced that Gen. Grant had ceased was the death Gen. Grant, of action on widely of pride. Directly behind Mrs. Grant and popular twenty-five years ago, his long struggle. This feeling, however, and condole with his family. John to Mr. Mrs. little Sartoris, and distance removed, a and without admirers It not now. Bright, in interview the reform club later at place to of relief that the an gave a sense stood doctors Douglas, Shrady and Sands this afternoon, said: ‘I desire Dickens’ to founded chapter in struggle express my ended and that the tried mind was was on a of closing life their spectators as a sympathy with the family Gen. of Grant in and body While at rest there not Son,” brought the were “Dombey and and was efforts and counsel had prolonged. the through which they passing.” so sorrow are heart that mourned not in sympathy ward a to The flags exchange at the American and at writer considerable On the opposite side of the bed from his monev. the general's family, yet there stong the American consulate halfmast placed was at were mother and directly before her stood Jesse feeling of gratitude that the the the reached who the suffered city. moment man news Sunset Cox has received Grant and U. 8. Grant, Jr., the letter and near corner a in Large the portraits of dead hero draped bravely and patiently so so of the the side Jesse and cot, on same Wallace as from Gen. Lew telling him placed the balconies and mourning were on had earned the quiet long of rest. a each, N. E. Dawson, the to general’s doors both of buildings. The whole front of near was issued special that the sultan has the The day perfect summer's day, was a the American exchange also heavily stenographer and confidential At secretary. was and clear, and the beat down “irade” warm .prociamatipn of the in his sun upon draped The contain long newspapers the foot of the bed, and gazing directly down the cottage roof just the when there obituary Grant, notices of Gen. of same as many This proclamation the general’s face, Mrs. Col. Fred favor. into grants was certain taking available weak invalid them of the in the house be most to was a up space more U. S. Grant, and Mrs. Jr., and Mrs. Grant immunities regard Cox in incidents Mr. in of in the accounts to and weakened by the heat. scenes Visitors the came up while somewhat Grant, removed from Jesse life of the illustrious patriot. mountain roads did tney yesterday, and his actions while dress and as to appearing a Henry, the circle, family and the nurse, squad of workmen with clatter made some sultan. It considered before is the Tyrell, general’s body servant, SYMPATHETIC HarnsSll EXPRESSIONS. hammer and adz they proceeded build to as closing life the watching indeed. respectively PRESIDENT high compliment CLEVELAND. were very a pavilion which excursionists to might a come Mt. McGregor, July 23.—The following Newman Dr. of their patient, their master. be and to joyous. The cottage gay was as a the thousands of telegrams breakfast and hotel for are among received the had repaired to Victoria has Queen ordered wedding a deserted that house the shutter blinds save from all of the world by the parts grandchildren, general’s little present. The not was for the Princess Beatrice the parlor windows at turned little present to were a members of the Grant family: Nellie, U. 8. Jr., and Grant, close national salute of thirty-eight were tor, the day who has been making study of of a allow a the light breeze dally to through the school. The from the Lambeth 23.—T0 U. S. Grant: art Washington, July Mrs. The the will officers of childhood in the the sleep of crape sleeping army wear guns. the at general, summoned to the cottage in was which Accept this expression heartfelt of room my sympathy and the colors left and their swords, the gift consists service painted of desert on arm the above. Otherwise a entire of Dr. Newman to make plaster this hour of Affliction. The nursery room suggestion in great a your the several regiments the battalion engineers of of of THE DEAD GENERAL LAY. people the nation with and would of household gathered family by mistress of the school. The designs and mourn you, the highly United States of cadets were of the dead man's face. He and the mask of corps was The doors of the closed, the cottage reach, if they could, with kindly comfort, the were the period of six will put mourning for the bedside of the dying at on the half hour after man. successful. Within piece varied, but an depths of the which is alone, and on every are shutters upstairs fastened and the sorrow yours the funeral will hour of months. The date and was members the the waiting general’s decease engine at which only the pity of God heal. SUMMONED JUST IN TIME. can commanders be communicated department to uniform in character and of family the scarecly during treatment, were are seen Grover Cleveland. the Saratoga their subordinate to and by them to The members of the had been mountain depot by telegraph, way was on group summoned the day they walked almost except as primroses, ferns, and woodplants, LOGAN. SENATOR commanders. who placed the the undertaker, than to bring not moment remains sooner a was Washington, July 23.—T0 Col. Fred Grant: silently from the cottage through the up Whitney has issued order Secretary with butterflies an and bees, New the arrival of entering prudent. The doctors noted, entering ice to await The of father's public death has to a on on news me your the near-by luncheon ridge and naval to directing the each station that at grove or ensigns received. The sympathy of myself and just been into each composition. the and to the bedside, that York undertaker. pressing room the United States and each vessel of dinner of in private the hotel. Between at a the depth hearts room family from of out to goes our already the purplish tinge which of half PROPOSED AUTOPSY. be hoisted THE in commission mast, was one at mother and all of in bereavement. navy and 5 great 4 o’clock deputation you your your a that remained here to-day order be fired intervals of dissolution Shrady in and filled nature's signals of final had Dr. The is with sympathy and at a gun every country The Afghanistan from Gov. Hill of had called Col. Fred ameer upon some but loss each grief at this its must half hour from sunrise sunset to at news, grow upon and himself might, after the The hand Dr. Douglas settled beneath finger nails. that Grant and tendered the state difficulty, it is said, in understanding it the future unfolds the coming and board flagships and of years. naval station as on been restored in the household at lifted had that Dr. Douglas fast growing quiet was John Logan. A. capitol building Albany the for laying in at vessels acting singly the day of the funeral on the complacency of the English in allowing with Col. Fred Grant colder than it had been through the night. the cottage, EX-PRESIDENT converse HAYES. of the general’s The gentlemen this order be received in where state remains. may Fremont, Ohio, July 23.—Please Mrs. native assure the princes have examination beyond of postmortem to The pulse had fluttered the point the subject a on otherwise, the day after its receipt. time; informed that the plans for the on were and the family that they have Grant sorrowing "marine his father. The physicians physician of where the could distinguish it of the remains the and will Officers of armies of their He told navy corps Hayes sympathy Mrs. and myself. obsequies the indefinite deepest time the at that own. was or were so attached the usual badge of mourning repaired this evening to the cottage therefore from the pulse beat in his finger tips. [Signed,J R. B. Hayes. wear own nothing could then be said in but that that they occasionally useful, and reply, were the the saber hilt and the left for to colonel with the on arm formal rapid and the The and there respiration met was very was a the thankfully acknowledged. courtesy was had, in fact, taken in last period of thirty days. Washington, July 23.—Upon receipt of the the part that of request autopsy shallow inhalations, preference of panting succession an a Soon afterward Gen. Beale Washington, of death Gen. following the Grant, the of of news Afghan “Ah! killed and held. They stated that their toward the close they became less labored might be war. but were purpose Col. Gen. Grant's telegram F. D. Grant by of personal sent to one warmest was EXECUTIVE. EROM THE MINNESOTA the least to confirm their This fact in almost noiseless. in its off that way,” ameer’s and not the reply. was Burdette, commander-in-chief of Gen. S. was friends, called was s. to tender to Mrs. throughout Gov. Hubbard of town cut bedside the disease, for they had all was the Republic: the watchers by the opinion of at the Grand of result comfort Army to a “No,” Grant the of his house his informant; said “they kept in use he yesterday until evening, but as soon as united in diagnosticating the been grief of the Grand spared the of Expressing the profound to whom times an was scene Washington during the stay of lines of communication in the capitol and he repaired Republic the death our open heard the to the of the of Army upon news of but the time had peaceful agonizing otherwise than cancer, come one or a case as the family there in the of the general's event behalf in of its 300,- comrades, of greatest our Kurrum valley.” proclamation: “Did they? I prepared the following the might aside from medical staff step almost constantly stroked the death. The wife when honored being I mother remains taken that members tender city. Mrs. 000 to to your Executive Department.— State Minnesota, of other medical should have them where invite afflicted family their heartfelt they forehead and hands the dying patient the the face, of the all of sent and any to Grant could be but Col. Grant not seen, The illustrious citizen Gen. Grant is dead. most have advised I sympathy. pray you me so soon conduct the the longing surgical autopsist to examination, general, and at times, passionate might as be thinned little.” or thanked his father's friend for his kindly republic, the soldier of the of the foremost age a last sad determined for the rites arrangements itself. are as should for This the would which speak When prevent rise his eternal to has been relieved event rest. to so near an thought Late in the afternoon squad of a upon. undistinguished citizen, he ready, at need, Shrady was Grant pressed both his Douglas and urged Mrs. Doctors within her, both as uniformed from Wheeler G. William R., P. Page, University THE MEXICAN JOURNALISTS. post, A. of the men all the citizen's duty. As soldier, performing for a and personal dignity tenderly professional July 23.—The Mexican editors, leaning forward kissed Washington, hands far and as Saratoga, the of mountain achievements, he without the greatest came up was of Pennsylvania, has by his phenomenal suggested the in this city, that replied Grant that Col. but Col. of the sinking Fred could permit; than proposed the face egotism, good service tor now caring for man. more guard the tent A cottage. to was be banquet be given to-night feats the title champion inexperienced to of high glory. president, though in As thoroughly united won silently, but with evident feeling, family Grant the entire so sal were the needles beneath the pitched pine on and his Gen. Grant. civil affairs, he administered the laws abandoned out of respect for the diagnosis and jumper. He treatment stands feet inches, though his bearing that of soldierly their confidence in 5 6£ in was a where last night the anxious difficult times, with fidelity and office, in held Willard's trees The editors meeting success. today, correspondents at a bould U. that not deathbed hero father. the physicians they the of S. of flattering at When illustrious, he recived the a and has son record of feet inch. and the following dispatch bivouacked. Guard G and | sent lines to was a were world without vainglory. attentions of admiring but bore necessity an Col. Jr., deeply moved, Jesse conceive for Grant, Grant: an autopsy. a was and established, dark patrol of ‘the at He a shoots himself crossbar soon private citizen. Returned the of to over a a career steadily, and the ladies, while the CONDOLENCE AND SYMPATHY Col. Frederick D. Washington, July 23.—T0 scene The guard be will suffering beats begun. dignified and temporarily he still great, was was straight from bow, and without intermission in as have been pouring an arrow Grant, Mount The excursionists of a McGregor: cheeks, with silent watching wet wasting fatal and the of the of fortune were as reverses maintained, and thus morbidly curious family Mexico send the the associated of to They from everybody serenity. The whole “takeoll'” the wire. patience and press his is disease with somewhere about nine come dignity of life such closing befitted the on a as was be kept the will from cottage. Gen. U. S. Grant their the illustrious persons of his death. profound nation is smitten at Gladstone everywhere, down from and from them. The morning had passed before lands feet, and he the opposite side through the whole sympathy, and to THE SCULPTOR S WORK. public It hereby directed that flags the you on is on Every notoriety-seeking countryman. the to His family has lost its worthy of America. 8 and there beyond o'clock five minutes buildings of the be displayed at half-mast McGregor, Special Telegram, July was state Mount fully six feet from the standards. away United States of head, republic the the of represented, and organizations of all one burial, style until the close the day his and that is of of not of will have 23.—Karl Gerhardt the first one opportunity Mexico its its renowned heroes and of most A noted athlete one “In the opinion throughout that day all departments of state says: my the signatures kinds. Among are many the perpetuate general in WATCHERS AND WAITING best [Signed] I. Paz, President. stone THE STRAINED friends. to The or be closed business. adjutant government to it is likely well he clear 'j famous, inches that Secretary. Andra, were as as A. Arroyo the of the life once can more mark names but who could this regard de for fortnight been will issue appropriate orders in metal. He has studying to nearness a All breathe telegram: which They the following those the military of the state. also sent forces are now. above his head could ebbing. Dr. Douglas noted than tide to its final the sketches face and has and making of the own any great seal the hand the of Given under and testify the universal my Poriiro Diaz, sympathy, and to Washington, July 23.—T0 Gen. the of the and moment good photographs of advantage of two supreme that lived.” nearness very St. Paul, capitol this state, the in the city of man ever at City of the Mexico: The excursionists of associated the national loss. Many of appreciation are approached the bedside and bent quietly D., 1885. general his chair the piazza of 23d July, the in clay of A. through on and of Mexico send to you press addressed Col. Fred Grant, but than to L. F. Hubbard. By the Governor: more while he did the of above it, and republic their profound and the soirow the Mexican the in the position, in so cottage you to The late Joaquin Alcalde, of Mexico, Fred Baumbach, Secretary State. of personally. von Grant A three-fourths to Mrs. the illustrious American death sympathy for the of physician seemed closely gray-haired the Yesterday he he chosen. dress which has in Ulysses S. Grant, in whom past of the hero, Gen. most was years No. 92, G. A. R., one Wheeler Post guard from that of the family. Dr. Shrady The Northwest. allied with touches his clay model, finishing put the on Mexico lost of her best friends. has one distinguished lawyers Gen. guard at the The intelligence of the death of and political has mounted Saratoga, cottage of drew It minutes after also I. Paz, President, he took of the [Signed] and this morning cast face was seven near. a universal feeling Grant caused of family To-morroW the will be sorrow to-night. a Andra, Secretary. A. Arrogo leaders in de that He and the of the the 8 o'clock general which country. hour after death, work St. eyes were was a an the of Minnesota, Wisconsin, in various towns wdth official deputations and overwhelmed SHERIDAN. GEN. breathing hushed His closing. grew Gaudeno anxious get The to counsel Santa more most for Anna in military the with the was lowa and Dakota, in common of 23.—The Fort Reno, Ind. T., July news and the personal visitors, arrangements may the heart last functions of and lungs the good and shows the Proclamations cast generally. as country a one upper expressive was reached Gen. Sheridan of Vera Cruz, the Gen. Grant also did death of court and his the funeral here and the be concluded to closing the as issued by the of the hastened to ex-president’s of popular regret admirably. The lower the face of part were were dispatch part by of this morning a means best defend the ill-fated to Miramon burial place. Hubbard, Rusk and Pierce, and in Governors peaceful expression life. A seemed to In inquiries sunken, and the lower lip has Chicago. to sent from response more appears bells tolled, buildings cities the different Quetetaro. In were at 1865 and 1866 president for the funeral, he the firm and strong-lined the notified. the in concerning arrangements be deepening The clay model fallen is halfsize away. half-masted. draped in sable and flags Washington, -23.—Shortly after 8 July Sheridan said: Gen. reflected and it closing face, the general champion the of liberals as a and represents he the was comfort was as has been will be taken by the city Action or president Washington that I will o’clock this morning the I from far was away am so beat quickly the sad hearts that under in Mount McGregor. when he to other of the G. R. and against the councils, members A came empire, was and exiled by there depend those in charge to have to was carryout Gen. Grant. He on of the death of informed of loving A minute popular this the stress bodies the in his chair dressed his to attest at relative He is resting in suspense. president give more orders the sorrow may seen any Maximilian. He for flag the immediately directed that the was on many years national loss. Grant's funeral. Gen. the general drew passed and closing to heavy dressing of beaver cloth, thick, as a was gown half-mast White should be placed at member House of the Mexican During critical illness last March, and his'pencil his a EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION. his right DAKOTA hand his breath. There exhalation holding in and congress, deeper was an the association, theflagwas first intimation of the Dakota Press personal friends of The lowering of A meeting intimation from The knee. pad his legs crossed on an writing and the day before his relieved of long are death and on that of anxious like one was reelected held 11 would be agreeable, uisiting in Minneapolis, the family that it the Washington had of at folds displav, of now was thick, loose of the that the citizens and the gown members of the The tension. for another group were term. lass when the following Soldiers’ It o’clock evening, of the Home commissioners plainly, the resolurions shrunken limbs. requested but not too distinguished although the death of the man, the impelled each to bed, step and nearer presented by committee having general’s the privilege of the a Gerhardt's reproduce the were Mr. is to purpose anticipating it throughout the they had been the next waited note respiration, appointed the to for interred the home. each remains at purpose: marble life in work size. The famous Comstock lode is said the White House night few minutes after A startled by Whereas, Our convention is the then; it did it it,” bnt not family- will “It is hoped the grant come never came. continued be still the flags all growing—that flag placed half-mast, tiding that the long-suspended sword which to is, at sad that the on was that his ashes Gen. Sheridan, “so the absolute stillness in may There was room fallen, and that its mark, has misses never of the nation, guarded capital by buildings and private the the public rest Connecticut's Governor. many near which on produced the surprise. No vein hush of expectant sound great and causes Ulyses We but and S. Grant is dead. a pause can in which his the of the greatest veterans war following Conn., —The position. The bells Hartford, July 23 placed like in ones were hearts bear of birds with bowed heads and heavy silence the the singing in in broke our won.” yet operation, though honors save with were are by Gov. issued the tolled, and citizens who general orders have been of city with mourning nation, in grief in were common a and the Sheridan sent the following telegrams, outside the the pines cottage Gen. diminished measured activity. In all the dispensation softer solemn of testimony of the Smith: through Adjtu Gen. heard them readily recognized their Harrison meaning. receipt of the sad information: of the engine that all night breaking upon We. the Dakota God. members of Almighty the where drift grounds discharges most immediately began Business The commander-in-chief a a is run T., 23.—T0 Col. a men Reno, Ind. July- F. D movement Fort Press resolve, association, awaited by the little mountain depot therefore had the national duty- in announcing to painful N. Y.: Will Grants Mount McGregor, please with and draping their houses mourning, —That life and death First his is in you the closing toward as of it. seen the slope. down S. Grant. In Ulysses Gen. death of guard the Mrs. Grant grief at the loss of Gen. Grant to citizen, soldier and statesman, my my express was showed residences in similar a manner and soldier citizen, the illustrious This is called honor of by movement the miners friend and comrade and sincere THE END OF ALL. performing the obscure dearest model for ail coming sympathy my ages, a and whose With the Imperishable for the deceased. is esteem whose memory fame exception condolence this and with her in hour of citizen, heroic all over,” quietly spoke Di. Douglas, duties of the the “It is common “swelling” of the the ground, and the in and people of the this people of state the distress? all the members her of Secretary Endicott, exalted labors of soldier and the great deeds of the heavily each and then witness to flags will be displayed came will cherish forever, nation H. Sheridan. P. it is [Signed] almost nation chief magistrate the instances startling the of greatest in on some the cabinet meeting of the at present the capitol, the were half-mast that Gen. Grant dead. the realization upon arsenal at Lieutenant General. was fidelity that globe, with the of the face endeared a the the time of its Belts of Gen. Grant's armories from of president informed them pecular The and the kind of T., R. C. Drum, energy. a Fort Reno, Ind. July 23.—Gen. the people challenged withdrew; all liberty-loving and Then the doctors him to nurse until close of the the order the of publication will been officially Washington, D. C.: My- duties here he having informed death, the not the nations of the admiration of clay have been that by drifts cut eyelids and composed the dead have closed the Hartford that day and at funeral, his dav of on funeral of in time for the permit return world. my my the demise by telegram of five a fired, with intervals of each will be head, after which of the family general’s 100 been known rise from U. S. Grant. the Gen. to floor friend and comrade, guns Appomattox, dearest Belmont to Second —That soldier from a until as o$ the risidg setting President Cleveland the and Col. Fred Grant from between minutes, staff, knows G. W. Davis, Lieut. Col. of pressed the bedside after the my to from the command of to my one company group than thirty have feet been more Have cut obsequies. them sun. instructed Adjt. Gen. Drum New the has in reference to to to world views the that the grandest go of ever saw, touched their lidb the army and the other udod away.