The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 90.
The committee of arrangements met at
the capitol this evening and agreed upon
the following order of procession for the
funeral of Hon. Henry Wilson, late vice
president of the United States Commit
tee of arrangemements, pail bearers and
mourners will attend at the vice presidents
chamber in the capitol on Friday, the Goth
of Nov, at 10 o'clock a. m, at which time
the remains of the late vice-president will
BIZ removed from the ratunda in charge of
the committee of arrangements, attended
by the pail bearers aud mourners and SER
geant -at-arms of the senate, to the senate
chamber, where at 1920 a. m. divine
services will be performed.
When these ceremonies shall have been
completed the funeral procession, under
the command of Brevet Major General W.
II. Emery, U. S. A., will move in the fol-
lowing order from the senate chamber to
the depot of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad company, where the remains will
| be placed in charge of the committee ap-
pointed by the governor Of Massachusetts
| to receive them
MILITARY escort chaplain of the senate
and an assistant clergyman; physician who
attended the deceased committee of ar
rangementf, Senator Thurman, Senator
Morrill, of Vermont, Hon. J. A. Garfield,
| Hon. Samuel Randall, Hon. w. w. War
| rem, ex-Gov. Dennissn, Associate Justice
Clifford, Secretary Fish the Massachu-
sets committee pall-bearers, Senators
Edmunds, Sherman, Bay ard and Whyte,
cx-Speaker Blaine, Representa- tiyes Miles,
| Wood, and Kasson hearse relatives
| of the deceased Sergeant-at-Arms of the
senate members of the senate preceded by
| the president of the senate pro. TEN. and
secretary of the senate sergeant-at-arms
of the house !; members of the house pre-
ceded by the clerk of the house president
of the United States heads of depart
ments judges of the supreme court of
the United States; judges of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia judges
of the court of claims diplomatic corps /;
commissioners of the District of Columbia;
officers of the army and navy and of the
marine corps organized associations
which may " ish to attend citizens in car
riages.
The body will leave here at 1877 p. m.
Upon the ARRIVAL in Baltimore will have a
mill ,nh n;k axr, MI
there at o'clock p. IN. Rev. DR.. Sunder-
land, chaplain eff the senate, will offer
prayer at the final ceremonies of Friday
morning, and Rev. DR.. Parker will pro-
nounce discourse. The body will be
placed in tho rotunda on Thursday morn,
ing where it will lie in state on the same
catafalque used for President Lincoln, Sen
ator Sumner, Chief Justice Chase and Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens.
Upon reaching Philadelphia on Friday
night, the body will be taken to lndepend
ence hail, where it will lie in state until II
or II o'clock on Saturday morning, ant
then be removed to New York. 1t is no
. the intention of the committee to stop il
the latter city. They expect to leave Their
for Boston on the o'clock train Saturday
night.
THE NAVAL ORDER.
The secretary of the navy issued the fol
lowing order
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. G. Nov. 20, 1885,
In pursuance of the presidents order
is hereby directed that upon the day fol
+ lowing the receipt of this order, the ensig
at each United States naval station, and O
each United States naval vessel in commits
sion, be twisted at half-mast from sunrs
1 to sunset, and that thirteen guns be fired a
sunrise, and nineteen minute guns at mel
D dian and national salute at sunset, a
t each Uaited States naval station and o
= board of the lagships and vessels actin
r singly at home and abroad. The officer
of the navy and marine corps will wes
8 the usual badge of mourning for perio
of three months.
[Signed, GEORGE NJ. RoBEsoN,
Secretary of the Navy
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
r PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 90.
y The United States district court adjourn
y ed to-day out of respect to the memory q
Y the late vice-president
/, RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
A. At the annual meeting of the Pennsylvi
. MIA woman's suffrage association, to-da,
| resolutions were adnnted denlorinp Nh