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Funeral lt;1 f lien. Hwlng.'Washington, Juno 2M.—The funernt of GoitemV Charles Ewing took place from his Into residence yesterday afternoon, nnd wa» attended by n large number of friends of hU own nnd General Bhernmn’a family. Including many of the most prominent otliriais In the city.. The casket was draped with fllllc Hags, and the headquarters flag of the Seventeenth corps stood at the head. Gen. Thomas Ewing, Judge Charles Ewing and their families wore prosent with the widow; also Mrs. Gen. Sherman and family and Mr. nnd Mva. Blaine. The honorary pull-bearers wero Gon. Rufu» Ingalls,Oop. It. C. Sclmeck, Hon. 11. M. Teller, IT. W, W. Upton, Col. John M. Bn con, H. J. Itnmsdell, General M. C. Meigs,Rear Admiral Stevens mid the Hon. Stanley Matthews. The active ball-bcarcrs were Colonel O. M. Poo, Colonel John M. Tourtololte, General R, C. Drum, General H. 8. Burdette, William B. Webb, N. P. Lomklge, the Hon. J. K. McCammon, Colouel D. U. Forney, General J. W. Denver, General Charles C. Walcott, and General H. V. Boynton.
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Le Mars Weekly Sentinel

Le Mars, Iowa, US

Thu, Jun 28, 1883

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