The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17
THE BURIAL OF GUIB0RD.
TnE NERiL CORTEG y STRROUND-
M ny dRMED POLICEMEN,
A strong Military Force In the Rear The
scene at tue Grave The Conn Lnid in
Cement aud n Guard Lett TO Protect II
Plate from Madame Guibords Conn.

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Plate from Madame Guibord's Conn.
NoNrrEAt. NOv. l6.-The morning OPEN
ed dull and heavy, but at an early hour excited |
rr ,ups were nj the street corners discussing the |
event of the day. the burial Of Guibord. Chief |
Of Police pentot was ord rel TO report this |
morning With n huNdred men o the Mayor OF |
Cote des Ncigos IN item, nj. and body of |
men were ordered to rocced IN d to the
Catholic cemote to protect thos. engaged In |
digging the grave. At half ias. %, lock Chief |
Of Police Pcnton met the nayor al the residence
Of the latter. and received Instructions to march
his whole reserve force Of anout one hundred
men to tho Prote stant cemetery. The force left
the Central Police station at a quarter to
O'Clock. headed by the Chief himself, and ac-
companied 10y detectives. Forty Of the men
were armed with Drccch-l oadinr Snyder Enfield
rlaes, the rem iLder being merely armed with
batons They proceeded IN columns of fours
along ST James street to u curry street, aud
along that To the rrotestai; cemetery.
I'm accordance with ins,ruc ions, the volun-
teers turned out ON the Champ de Mars tins
forenoon. 1he Victoria Rifle, was the first bat
TALON to put In an atpe rance, aud to the num-
Dor OF about 20 officers and men, they &c llected
In the dull shed opposite the Champ de Mars at
2 o'clock. They were formed m companes :,
some OF which were ord, req to stand at ease.
Will, the remainder passed the time in COM
pAnY drill. Atabout $50 o'clock Coles. Fletcher r.
and Bacon rode into Champ de Mars. The
Water police were rmcd with Spencer rides
Judge Coursol, n orGer to he rrep red FOR the
worst. had an extr, ct from the Rot act got
ready Yesterday afternoon.
At a quarter to Q O'Clock No. ~ The Montreal
Epgitt crs, under conn and Of Deone. came on
the ground, formed in Inc. Hnd were command
cd to stand at ease. They numbered about
thirty file. nd alpeaIed without overcoats.
Shortly afterward the Nictufiis were formed
In 4 c"ilmn ul Tours anu marched from the
drill shed to ca MP de Mar. where thcv re-
M lheu III Conp"hlcS. "r S'N.n II, ,sIi.As
then came on the ground, Tea " Col Martin.
There were about go IA all present. As tnty
marched taSt the Nictlii.s th.y were s.luted
by thrt regiment lud took Ground to the right
facing tne Court House. Tine sixth hid their
overCoat- wrapped IN novel fashion around
their snuu. .dcrs. At V;0 o'clock the Prince of
Wales itlle., under cont mi of Lieut.-Col
Bond, ucxt UppcAtcd ON toe scene, led by ME
being {. out 20 mombcrs uf the regiment
present. The, took a position t. the right OF
the II '-helagis.
BS THIS time a considerable number Of spccta-
tors lined 90" sttr- II the tnsinp de Mars, uut
not much interest seemed To- he manifested. In
tact IN Impression seemed 10 ptevau that the
police were T. ing to do work al the cemetery.
The GARRISON artillery, io the humber - over 2Hl.
under col. Mckay, marched on the field and
Wales Fhe cavalry mi col stevens ms battery
Appearing 1t this tiLe. at command Of Col.
Fletcher he troops moved to the right IN fours,
and uarcninr down tue NH L II. Ganriel's
Church, proceeded along Craig street, the artii-
iery Of course. leading Crowd, Of people lined
Craig street, and evidently enJ J1yed the spec
tace.
The Mavor appeared on Champ de Mars for
few moments about half an hour before the
troops set out. Col. Lovelace accompanied
Col Fletcher. The troops proceeded along
Crie erect to st. Lawrence. tue lnain street.
after Which they were allowed To march at ease.
DIGGING THE GRAVE.
at ABOUT $50 NJ: Reid and Mr.; Bosseau.
Prote-tant Cemetery with their tools anu \
. ccIoc entered the C.thoiic Cemetery from the
Srount was found to be frozen about six inches
down. while there was thiu layer of snow on
directl over Madame tiuiOnrd's coffin, which
was reuched vi hout uirculty and an opening
made un each side and the ends to admit Of
athck iVer Of Portland cement.
At Y.lj y. NJ. squad ~ police eighteen In
number arrived in charge of rgeant Fekon-
ninck, md were drawn W. round lie burial lot,
which all civilians except Messrs. BOisseau,
Reid, 'rd the reporter, were excluded. The
Institut and TWO or three boys being present
besides those officially eng ccd Some twenty
or thirty young French Can dian rouRhs gath
cred At or near the vault, nd as reporters
carriage drove up, about 9l5, they stood COM
pacty ia the way until the driver was about to
stop Or shout out 10 theih, wheh theY slowly
openel and. pe.rinG mt the o ri lee intenty'
let IL p.-~. AT 10 o'clock the grave was finished,
except tnai Mr Rel had yet To make atnick
bed II c,iuent un the Il ct Madame Guiboru :
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conn { brr htlsb,nd and then build up the
siie vaIs of cement Al mi, hour not over
twrnty snerintlrs wer. 10 be seen OUT were
colle,flul, from hath wnys
A moan ulate win the following ns,rlption
Na,ati, IN, f,y the rrnye-dissers from Madame
C,ufborl'. comm " I[enliet "A Brnwn veuve De-
Jo.4ph Guinord deccdc ie a Mars. Is73 dye
de q Ans" he cross, which was 1t nd ing all
rgnt Oh Surdav was tuis morning found hing
on the snow torn apart. II be d, marks OF the
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MARCHING TO THE CEMETERY.
The f..i,e formed "A hol!. " sd are around tho
prnt,.-t tl.t cemetery yi,ll So AMI MIR Surlrrlns
pfo,l A., me- the k4y- unID rl,rd the IN ssiye on
door Asfhpy .wtnr omen he and ms men q n
tered followed by the friends of the dec, --d
Atter . httle drL.y the a.. hin containing G. nj
b0fd', rru'tus VS. uf.durrI wien MIR Eol4-
seaI as.ti II thos,. ,v,r, Inc remains Of the late
Josein tuilori. keat uy MN for -ix vrais Ge-
liv-rcd tip hy hin again on the ~ Of september,
anu returned 10 him for s. fe Keeping ON the
same uay. Mr.. Spuggin- id they were the
same. M. Boi-selu tn nked If. SJrggins for
the care be had taken of the re- enains, alsu the
director Of the cemetery for tneir Kind
ness IN Keeping them for 90 long a
time. lhereupnn Cnef Peuton gave the