, 1861-06-04


State, on the bench, and as representative and
ecuntor In tho Congress OF tho nation. recommend
that tomorrow, while tho body Of the deceased
tsnstcE ies in state all the balls Of Tho city bo
tHasd hst 9etTssR ths hoa5' ~ Sf o'clock
throughout the city and that ali the bells be tail
I'd and minute guns be fired from tie time Of tha
asGsnse n e ths e ths ha until hs
bear him away from our midst,
State Of Illinois, whose history has been ,tliu-
mined b the noble and patriotic efforts of Ill
gEeat mind, and that the city Of chicago. his home
axssp Sc 8Bs B:9f IL Ra Rv!s. II ss3Rs q gss
the plaes Of Tho rcpose Of his henorcd remains.
Reso!ped, That committee Of thla board be ap-
tees shaTe been Or may b. appointed by the citi-
xens, to make all the necessary arrangements for
Resolotd, That this board attend the funeral in
thirty days.
The chair appointed the following gentle.
men rs the committee named In the fifth reso-
luton: Aldermen Robert Law, Z. z. Bots
ford. ". G. White, J. IL Marshall, Gurdon
Perkins, G. C. P. Holden, 4. D. Ellsworth,
Samuel Myers and ]. ". Cobb.
The following ordinance Vas then read aud
passed without debate:
a" 0rdtnqnss 70 dS{ray 0e eapenses Of The rv,nonal
@Me Body q tbs tate Stephen 4. Dougias.
Bett e,daiaed BY the Common Council Of TIE city
ske: ]. That the Common Council, in behalf Of
the citizens OF Chicago, claim tho privilege Of de.
hs 81
ton for intei@snt. and tRas tie sum 5 q two thoS-
the eiy % treasury T for the payment 81 tie expenses
Of removal, and that the Comptroller be directed
to fesuc his warrant upon the treasury, payable to
oiaccr Of the Common Council ehal appoint to dIs.
bufec the came, and whore duty It shall be to re-
pot pot lie amount diabursed under this ordinance
10 the Common Council
SEC. 2. That the Mayor OF preslding officer Of
the Council be Authorized and requested to appoint
a Committee Of fourteen, ten of whom shau ba
from the citizens and four from the Common
Douglas frcm this city to the city OF Washington
SEC 8. This c1ptnance shall take effect from and
after Its passage.
The chair appointed the Committee named
named in The second Bection as follows:
Hea 3sss Ss@3s & WILSON, ~; Sss; Ssss55s & a:s
James ". ShentRu, couHcuMkx.
y. r. Bradley, R. H. Foss,
B. O. Caulaeld, z. Prtndiviile,
JuIins u whfts :Iohr r. Gora;:tys
ACTION or TIE MASONIC FRATERNITY.
Alta meeting Of the Masonic fraternity held
last evening at Masonic Temple, the death of
their late esteemed Brother, Stephen L. DOUG
=. n..ooa "a ~ 1:..a..1. RI
laes WIS AnAoooesu Ny o. w. al@neoch1 ".
H. OF Lafayette Loage, VINO appointed the I'M
ders5gned committee to make all necessary
arrangements Tor escofting tne remains Of the
deceased TO fhe Depot, On wednesday evening
ne1s' ,,.....
IN mouon' IL "as resolved that Inc masters
Of me mnetens Lodges Dc Ieqoestea to cal
me ofetn1en togetner a. .ner respective
Aouse hooAe' " iout oeaoch oa wednesday
n1e'noon, 10 proceed 10 some central hal OF
oene1A henoez7ous hereafter 70 De deslg"
nateo' ano 1nefe lo1m IN procession Tor the
PURPOSE Of paying tae iast sad token OF respect
10 me memory ol our departed bfother.
on monon, fast Master Henry 9. Ranney
Was appointed Grand Marshall for the occa.
sion, and the Master OF each Lodge is requested
to appoint an Assistant Marshal of his Lodge
On motion, the Committee adjourned to
meet On this Tuesday evening at half past
seTen O'Clock, at Masonic Temple, ut which
meeting the Masters and Wardens Of a1l
Lodges are requested to be present.
Dsn1 Cameron. Chairman Jas; D. Sinc1air,