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Show TO DAY'S TKlsEtiKAMS. Tin Ulirsni of tho Arm; llatc a (irtat llmo In Hie NallooN Capital. CHoLtna Hewn rnoi.i various COUMTHItS Mrs. Ittrrlxiu and I'nrly I.tnre for Wahhiglon.--lrigrsplieri I'c- instill llljlirr Ware J. I7 TeKsruh lo lbs Nawt.l tub unuii Aitnr. Ihe leainro in nit,' I', or, r. Una. -l'iMl.Mfl,r.u, WAliriHuti)N,tieit.Stl. niofiaturi) III today'a rotitdmgs uf Ihe gland army reunion was the rarade Of veterans vete-rans In Iho early mornlug Ihe weather was mild, liarjj Inter thu tun tame out shedding a geninl waimtb; but Ihe sky was toon iloudwl uvir again ind a cold wind made It uncomfortable uncom-fortable In txiosed fillers. ".no a. m. waa the hour set for tinning the atado, aud loug lielore lhat lime great crowds had lined up against the wlro cables iliitthid outward along Ihe sides of the troad I'eonnyl-vanla I'eonnyl-vanla avenue from the canllol Imlid. log. The 1. arlous veterans' mis formed at their headijuartrrt and mn htl tu the positions aulgnnl Hum on the diagonal streets on inch side cf l'enn syivanla avenue, Leyluolnc; at tlru west front of tho capitol. The Illinois ls, coming front the Hlatu In which the order waa llrst organised, had the I laru of houor at the head of thu line next Ihe general clllerrs, and Ihe Wlv comlli loitiaino second, and so on In due order, through the dense luuts of thousundsof toplewh,lluid Ihepave-menlsand Ihepave-menlsand side stmt', lasting buildings build-ings lavishly deioratnl wilh llatlerlng banners, fwloons, llsgs and sin aim t, cheered ou by the Ireah voices ot hundreds hun-dreds of school children tinging palrlotlo airs. The giuilod veterans who twenly-teven years ago occuiled two day tin iastlng In review along this grind national avenue, moved todty with thluiinl ranks whoso num. bers dIJ not pit elude He completion of thu Journey wllhln a slngln day. Then uver Ihe rolled cobhleilouiw they matched as ineinbors of groat modern armies; tired, dntty, travel ttslued, uar.wnrn, but with fierce exultation and pride born of thu knowledguef their deeds and accomplishments, 'today, ovtr smooth aiphojt lavement they marched again, still proud luet they had been members of that great army, but In Iheyeara which thinned Ihalr rauka. tho llerrn air anlrlt ilUil away and left little behlod but a feeling feel-ing uf Joy and good will lo all uu, In tl Ircnnlrd locks and rtmlnls-cout rtmlnls-cout faces onu could read a recognition of the fact that It was the list time that many nf them would eca the nntloutl lapltal. Ho It was decided to make the parade the gri alett feature of the encampment, knowing that It waa a colmldenco which could never buripialed. On the lawn ndjololng tho south wing of thu trtaaury building on a huge covered tlaiia named in houor of Lincoln, were placed 600 school xlrlt, tu arranged lu red, whlto and blue drme as lo prcduce a living star spangled banner. Farther down mar Iris Central market, colored schoolgirls school-girls were matted toi'ether on a stand with melodious voices blending harmoniously har-moniously In grand ohorus at the old soldiers marched past. The order of march was as follows: Citlreus' commltlie; old guard of Washington as ttcort of tin romman-ruaudcr-ln-cblct; grand army battalion ol Albany; commandcr-ln-culif; Junior vice lomuiauder lit-chlcf: senior vice conimander-ln-chlel; olllcltt stall of lommauder-ln-chlet; a'dt Ue camp to commsnder-lu-chlet; itcorts ol the grand army; Flrat do'eiidcr; Blxih Mattachurttia; Unltid Blales veltian signal attoclatlon: derarlment of Illinois, Illi-nois, IMward llaifan commander, with tffenty-lhrri'potUnud about lSOu ineu In line, gathered Irom nil parte of the Htate. Next came Ihe Wisconsin derail, rnout, wlthmoru men than the Htate uver ha I before lu au encampment I arade, headed by Commander Colonel C. II. Weltou. (1. W. Sutherland carried old Abe, Ihe fainout war eagle, carried through Ihe rebellion by the l.lchth Wisconsin regiment; Thtodore ilk!, cirr)lng a badger, imblrmatlo of the Wisconsin shield, and Doa Aubury, the original uewaloy of the Iron brigade, carrying anumUrof the Utntkul newtpurs he had untold at the close of Ihe war. Theru were twenty.throe posit In line. Next came the Pennsylvania department, de-partment, with the large! representation representa-tion In line. Then came another heavy dejartment, that of Ohio, nendid by Commander I. F. Mack. 'llienntxtluurdereaiue New York with her hrlgadis, with Blocuiu, Hlckles, Howard and lleyntlds In tho rtnkt; Connecticut, MMmachutslls, wlthllemral llulhr; Niw Jersey aud Maine, The C'allfornlaur, who camo uext wcro all mounted and carried a urlreson rllk banner with a picture of a grlxzley hear. Department Cemmacd-rJ.II, Cemmacd-rJ.II, Fall, let fourteen jmsls, and thu admirable rldtug of the men was the subject of general comment. Ntxt followed lthodo Island, New-hani New-hani ahlre, Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, lotts, Nebraska, Mlohlgan, Indiana, Wyomlug, Colorado, tuclud ed In une department nnd mat log a lliAi showing with thlrly-clght pitK, led by Department Commander John C. Krnmd) and stall, Thon came Kansas, Delawaro, Missouri, Kcnlucsy, West Vlrgluli, Arkansas, Tenncttee, l.uuislaua, Mississippi, Florida, Oklahoma, Texas, Alabama, North uml Hoiitli Dikota, with aireditable showing, and Indian Tirrllory. I'hu procittlon closed with thu iwtts of tho diparliueiit of l'olomao aud iiataMetvruut. t Thelheliralnltiitalu, Ht. l'CTUlsnuiui, Hept. HO. A cor-rtspondeiittxplalns cor-rtspondeiittxplalns IhedecreaKiln ihe numbtr ot cases ot cholera aud deaths In the towns and the rapid Increase In viruleuiu In the rural districts, by the fact, ns he sojs, "that v.uaiu only Just U'glnulng lo learn of thu state ol ntliilm lu Ihe vatt Isolated regions distant many miles from Ihupriuclpaltowiis. (Jene-rally, (Jene-rally, the rnorlullly lu thisn i laiet amounts to about one-third or tho number num-ber of cee. Notable exceptions, however, are Voronezba which has a record for twtuty-four hours ut live hundred and nluet-oue new out and three hundied and seTenty-ulue dtnllit; rilaoroiwl with four hundred uud llfty-threo new cnees aud mo buudred and forty-three deaths and l.rtran with e ghly lx new loses ana ooe hunireil nnd tevenlytix disth. The other rrovinces where Ihe e Idemlo cun tluuia virulent are lalka, Katan, Penta, Hamtofl, Hamara, Talobof Afs, T fllo, Kuban, Ural, Taganrog and Don Country," ( thalrra In Anuria. Vii.rrA, Hejt. 1 1 Is repotted that ihi.lcra liia t ruken oul at CHll, la hlyrla, south or OlM. rrebablr IbI (l.olna. New Yiihi;. rlopt, in tliu woman ft Bandy Iluoir, thought yesterday to have devi luped choleia tymplems, Is bitter totlay, so It Is probably not ihnlira. Oneautpertediruolu the rlly was removed lu Ihe hospital today. Thu westhir la ery favorshle Willi a Irish brcciooft ahoro nn I the teruieraluro ilowu, , Jlr. lint rlton I.. , fnr ir,lillou. Titov, NJ V., riet. Vti t'rcriaent and Mis. Harrison left Irton. Idle-for Waihirjgtftii at Mxn. Mr,. .Unriliou Is lint roved In health, at il the doctors ilecldi-l llfot her coiidltl u would war-rant war-rant Ihe depirlure. Thn entire trip will bv made by n sclal train. From Uwa I.tku to 1'latttuurg the train will lucludo a luggage car, draw-lag draw-lag room cir and theplng roach from tho 1'enntylvania rallrood ilue st Whltehnll at u J, hut Ihe oulj slop between I'latltburg and Albany wit) be at Haraloiia at H'W. Ten minute for luucti, arriving i, AllHy at , thu par y will be transferred t.i tin. West Hhoro road an I st Jcney City the route will be c. nllnurd on the I'eunsylanvU road. Thn trip will te fast, Ihe time between tome joints being better than that of the limited trains. Auolhse Trouble It III, KallHns Til,- L'r0'rr. Bt. I.OIII", Bsft. .U Tho tel.jrapli. crtof tho Missouri l'acltlc system havu made a demand for adliisl nn. ut of Ihelr grlevauits. mie dlfllciilly, which Is authoritative!) stated to mean a hither scale nl wages, will nllect over 141 operators nu the Immense serlea of HouMlloer. aud the outrome will be watchid wilh li lensl by the telegraphers tele-graphers generally, following to soon niter the n cetil Kantat Clly telegrai lien li-en convention. Thu recognition of the order ot railway telegraphers loo. Is Involved, and Incidentally, eevirsl reieut conferences with Chkf Ibtiu-toy Ibtiu-toy nddid to thu luttntt. Itamtey has leeu In umsultatl in fir veeL with the most intluentlal memiera of thu order and has alto learned what sm-lathy, sm-lathy, and how much of It, may hu el. peeled fioui the allied railway orders. Indian IjiiiiI lr Nelllemrnl. (lUTiniir, O. T., Hept. SO The Indian In-dian comtulsslullers lent lo treat lor Ihe Inula 1 1 various Indlau triles In the lenllory have met the l'onrot,! ut they are not ready In treat with the Klowaa and Commauchea. These tribes ate ready tu takii lands In severalty and the negotiations will mult In the opeDlogof over Iwu million acre lor settlement. Aunuel Jlu.l.r.il llttinan lleerulla. llMlDN, Bepl, Id. A Ilellln COlrea-ndeiil COlrea-ndeiil ra) s i:ui erer William has l-sued l-sued an urder that the annual muster of leirulls Ihj positioned n moiilh lu all cholera limited districts In tier-"'any. tier-"'any. j fenarelpls Itnn Atnueli, DliDA I'will, Hept. M r)lr drunken drunk-en conscripts ran amiich lu this rlly today. Tiny slabbeil a wcruanaud lur Iiutbaud uucontclout. '1 hey niter-wards niter-wards slsbbod and seriously weundeil seTernl others, 'lwoof the gaug nsru arretted, Onlrateauil Irattiliit. l'l.AStl.nsviLll Tex., Hept, CO. A negiu named Hulllvaii outrunl a married whltu woman, A crowd can- turedauj lynched liloi. A D.iel. Anniotox, Ala., Hept. 10. AlLert Fuller and Henry Career fought a duel latt night al Odd Itidge. Casper was hilled and Fuller fatally shot. Au old quarril was the cause. llfli.r.l ltaioee llenlea. JAriiHoNVili.i:, AJa, hept. ?r, (lenerul Weaver epoke lure last night tobOlieoplu.IIedetledaiiyritoiitltii. Ity for the nils of his tuperisr ofllrer at I'ulaskl, l'enn., during thn civil war. Most nf Ihoe present weiu negroes. Oiolern Moetallir Ineeeaalnc. Oukh9. Hept. SO. Tho cholera mortality mor-tality Is Increaalug In thu Kiel! districts. dis-tricts. Ihirraika have been hastily elected In mauy uf the prlnclinl towns and railway station e In thu loutuwistornpait of Ihe district. |
