, 1860-09-12


Tombre appearance. The grief is deep and
universal. And these scenes and these signs
Of grief must continue for days-for weeks.
Tie bodies Ct scarre sne-quarter Of the victims
who ba.oug to Milwaukee have Jet been recov-
e:ed. Every day the assassin waters must yield
up tho 1ovea md lost, and every day these
mou1nfnl scenes must be 1e-enaeted, until the
last victim shall fud resting place beneath the
dry clods Of tbs valley
TIE FEStnAL oBsRQrlEs.
In pu1suarce Of arrangements mads 1asteve-
ming, the funeral obsequies over the eleven bo-
dies b7ough: 1rcm Chicago last night, took
place today. the hour being fixed for the cere-
monies q: . o'clock this morning. The city, as
/ have atated =bove, bore all the outer signs Of
mourning. At tue hour named tie Fire De-
par1ment, marshalled IS fellows, took up their
line Of march, Gcd proceeded to the residence
OF the father Of the late Chief Engineer Eyis-
ton, where the body lay:
Eoush au. READY Fire Co. NOD.
v-ss Kesess Hook 9; atd Ladder Co.;
supri{ iiese Co.. No.1.
St;ssss G;ssSa fE:sns E;E'ss co' :oa Hss III c.
Oeesa Ea::ns 10: So.7.
os!ns;sa Wa!nt,sa a'fss Essss ss$ ns;s & e.
l. Delegation from lie ChiesEo Fat,aen.
The body Of the dead Chief was taken in
e'asrse, and the procession proceeded with slow
and solemn tread up Main street to tho ia7esion
With Mason stree, where it wasjoinel By the mil.
,!ary, that body doirg cscor: in the following
order:
Maj 'bti: S:G otal n1ssxsz H. "a I'd e. s''a
Fist F..osn Of ANvsus.e Dungeons.
AlMs M!v.niee SeezG LII It q eiu.pds. D
,11 1:a;xsni.y x.atse Ty'.eK du'59.: T.:.r.
Mw.nkee ktAts.
sest.nd Platoon Dragons.
ss7ssr. m7sSF '1s r tsa";a i%s Gaon 's3ss Gsa;a,
t:l..HbtE ot Commerce:
'ihEr ASSERTIONS.
uea,.c With the Fsuss fisaa o: lie Lost Steiner.
Followed By the Firo Department as aboye
stated.
Tas procession marched through several
streets, and finally to the Catholic cathedral,
where tho imposing ceremonies for the dead
were performed in the presence Of large and
solemn audience. At the close Of the formal
ceremonies. the presiding bishop made deeply
Interesting addres5. After tho ceremonies in
tie church, the procession took up its line Of
march through several streets to a.ketSquare,
| wherei il was dismissed.
During the procession, a large crowd Of peo-
| pie lined the sidewalks, md in front Of the c.
taedral an immense number Was gathered.
Every face scemsd to b marked by the deepest
tolemaay, and good order and sobriely were
observed without exception.
aEsrEcr FOE TIE xxNoar OF CAPT. WILSON.
There is ceep feeling Of respect for the
memory Of Capt JACK Wilson pervading the
whole community. Allftei assured TINT every
thing which mortal man could accomplish was
done bg ahis noble sailor to avert the terrible
calamity. As an evidence Of this, take tht
following resolution which, among others, VA:
passed st large meeting Of citizens lasi
evening:
Ras TIT t meeting eo9a' j. dstpy ~ ths r
pull sy oat adm r.ton of ~ h:ois conduct - tese.,
sf's; 4 L = s: Il;
| gers un1eT hts cha'g:.
4u2 CAUSE or THE DISASTER 70 BIZ INVESTIGATED
Asa meeting o: the citizens OF Milwaukee OIL
Monday evening, resolution WAS unanimousl,
apopted, thst Chief Of the Polics Beck, be au
thorized to obtain the a.sistance Of able ship
masters, shipbuilders and others, a:d max
investigations as to the sea.going qualities o
the Lady El3in End the conduct Of the capital
Of the schooner Augusta, which wAa the caus
of fthe disaster.
RELIEF FOE TIE SUFFERERS.
4 large meeting waa held yesterday at th
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