, 1861-06-07
Earth to Earih--Dust to Dust"
THE FUNERAL 0BsEQulEs> OF JUDGE
DOUGLAS.

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! DOUGLAS.
1mposing Rites by the Masonic Fra
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,:..1aE FUNERAL aEREMo1lEs To-Day.
The Last Resting Place.
The solemn. and impeding ceremonies to.
coy arc to ftting1y eliminate the trIbuta of
mourning and respect our community Ia Ar.
cording to illdstrious dead. Throughout yes-
terday Bryan Hall WIS visited BY contininron1t, i
throDg, passing slowly IN double file between
the Lines Of the military guard, to take q 11nal
look Of the depas ted statesman. The eyent
Of today Will witness the bearing hence of
these honored rematns to their Last resting
plaee ut Cottage Grove. The burial service
To-Day Will be the Roman Catholic, conducted
By Bishop Duggau Of this diocese-not that
deceased was connected with this form Of re.
ugious faith, but since he belonged to no .reli-
gious denomination, The desire Of the bereaved
wife is followed. The rites will be those Of
her own church
| Last evening at Bryan Hall took place the
eolemni.ics Of the Masonic fraternity. of which
| deceased WIS In life IN honored member
The Fraternity assembled ut their respective
Lodge Rooms, at S o'clock F. H., and clothed
themselves with the usual habiliments Of Ma.
ooi4s Anoa'a1ug, @asIet5 ana ohcers Of Lodges
wearing the collars AID jewels Of their Office,
sod IN other respects attiring themselves like
brothers.
The different Lodges repaired to Metropoli.
tan Hall, where the procession formed under
The direction Of Brother q. C. Ranney, Chief
Marshal At O'Clock q detachment Of
knights Templar, with deputation OF Masters
proceeded to Bryan Hall and relieved the
military from guard duty In the interior Of the
Hall At the same hour the procession moved
from Metropolitan Hall, proceeding down La
ealle street to Lake, along Lake to Stats, up
State to Madison, along Madison to CLARK,
aud down Clask to Bryan Hal.
The doors Of the Hall were opened At 6
O'Clock to limited number OF holders OF tick
ete, these being ladies' and gentlemen accom-
panying The same, friends OF members Of the
Order. The " limited number Proved as Is
not unusual, to be several hundred mere than
were provided for; but the clren Instance was
disposed OF win only mooe1ate con1aslon'
| The inevitable in1ants WHO always attend pub
Lie OCCASIONS were tnefe IN altns' aao maoo
even more than thear usual eha5e OF annoy
alee-
Lorg before Inc Arrival OF the procession,
tne epace deFoted 10 spectators was well diled.
me spectacle was an imposing one.- Within
the open area Ct the hall Kept clear for the oc-
cpPancy OF the fraternity, the hoaored dead
was watched by guard Of Knights TenplArs
| With drawn 4uords Tn arcnrdanra viii, aF.
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eon4e uease1 LIZ oou5 "10 n1aae ~ taho u posl
| uon With the 1eet 10 the Eastward. For an
| hour the large fhrong waited In q breathleas
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iempla1s On guard, as theT paced to and ho.
About half past seven, the procession COM
| menced to enter the hall in donh1e f;1e and
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aiea, continued 10 move on, contracting tho
clfcle. un'n Inc tear oi tfe line aad entered
Inc area. iae following Is the
ORDER OF MASONIC PROCESSION.
lafayette Lodge. No. 1s. L. ". Hitchcock, ". u.
o,len1a1, Looee. no. No. %, ~ - r. a1,nes. W. n
| 'a4oen et's Nase, ~. ~, NJ. y. oateaAn, ". n
deImanla Ledge. NO. 1s2, h. H. Feotetsp W. H.
| Arcadia Ledge, No. 2u, Kaufeld. VIM
! ". r. Warren Tndpe M eoo q r Tpnnfc1,n,
| WIN.
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o - 1eose' 49, ~.t' ~ ~ Aouue1s ~ u
] Dearborn Lodge, No. 80, Il. y. Hurlbut, ". u,
| At"4nntus Louso' W. OH E. S' akeen' ~" u
/ BianeJ LCdgc, No I'll, Gilbert r. Smith, ". IL
| The ceremonies 1yp7e nerfnr,nc7 undar 4he
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| oeoe A1o otoeet H.0ee AAe- Ano e-'eAoG
| we're opened with IN Impressive prayer by the
| Raw n n II r7H.n. Eo,1o,;n, +b;sn -
| ries Of Resn1utions. ra,:,,tr a tr'huto fo Tie
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wotth and Services Of the departed brother
we're read by D. q. Cameron.
The Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge
Hon. h. G. Reynolds, then recouated the Ma
eonic history Of the deceased, He said that
the departed brother On the 24th Of May, 1s4c