Show I FAIRCHILDBOYNTONDRUM Min ISiouclit into Prominence by the I Hattie FliiK Episode Gen Lucius Fairchild who asconimauder iuchiefof the G A ILso vigorously protested pro-tested against the return to the state governments gov-ernments of the flags captured in the rebellion re-bellion a born in Franklin Portage county 0 in Deeeml lSL l In 1519 Il went from Wisconsin where his family had immured to California but six years of spcn liiihmg and mining did not bring Bubstmt i d 1 retmns and he returned to Madison Io wa elected cltik of the circuit com Is r and in 150 was admitted jf ad-mitted to the J and was the frt f 5 I man from tho Badger s Bad-ger state to head I tsb n recruiting party 1 X when the war LroIe out As lieutenant I 1 colonel of the Second I j Sec-ond Wisconsin ho j Ill made a noted cai eer i iu i the field He GEN LUCIUS tiitCiiLi rAlChl11 XUs the last man to ILUVU the field at the second battle of Bull Run He lot his left arm at the shoulder in a ueaiuiuic charge at Seminary HilL His miiivary career dosed with the rank of I brigadier general at the ago of 3 He was originally a Democrat but the Republicans Ij of Wisconsin elected him secretary of state in IsW and governor in 1865 reelecting him in 1S07 Ii IfcOiJ he was elected governor for the third tme In 171 he was appointed consul to Liverpool and lemained abroad nearly tJU years a ho was transferred to Pat is as consul general and to Madrid as u ll adrt a minister His cilice as commander in chief of the G A R has no salary attached Ad jt Gen li urn i 6 years of age ali in the regular order of events will j bo placed on the ro tired list at C4 l i43 I though it is said ho lr will aok to bo placed i on the list t some I montEis before tits tinc designated bylaw I by-law liccently ht has pasteu much I Uniu 01 Im country tki < j > oat near Wsshuig AUJT l lt WI > Ho i spoLcn of a a very etitvnl lau I To years ago ho was criticised by sonic I newipapers fur saying that there were uo trop in the world worthy of comparison with Bnglikh soMicrx Gen HV OILol Washington correspondent I correspon-dent o f The Ciucimst Commercial Gazette who was about to j bring suit t restrain i re-strain Adjt Gen Drum from sending send-ing tho flags to th I states to which i they originally belonged i longed wheu thf s order rescinded was orer lcll t has been at the capital for the last twenty ean and 5h is recognized titer W oue of the mot t S iJ Ii conservative rep OEJf EOVNTOv reventttives of the press at Vashington Ho vHs be remembered remem-bered iu connection with the iVLtijration 11 nent which txSpeaker ITeifer figured as his oiijw I |