Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27

SAVOY having for its object a separa-
ton from France and remuneration TO
Italy.
SON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.
The funeral or Vice President Wilson
took place to-day in the Senate cham
Der at half-p past 10 O'Clock A.. N. AL
though the weather was very unfavor-
able the crowd was great. Many were
unable to gain admission to the build
ing after 10 O'Clock A.. Nj. The Senate
chamber was heavily draped in II
ing, and Immediately in ront of the
Vice Presidents table the catafalque
was placed, the desks having all been
removed from the chamber. Seats
we're arranged on the floor for the
President and Cabinet, Supreme Court,
members of the Senate and House of
Representatives and other prominent
persons. AT 1875 O'Clock A. NJ. the
Judges of the Supreme Court OF the
Umtel States, healed 10y Midleton,th their
clerk, entered and were assigned III the
front row of seat, on the right of the
Vice Pre>iden'sdesk At 1922 O'Clock
A.. NJ. the body wa> taken from the
WI w tiiC ts@ lAS
ceded by Rev. Dr. Sunderland. CHI p
lain of the Senate, ~Sergeant-at- Arms
French, ths Committee OF Arrange
ments and pail bearers. and followed
by relatives Of the deceased. Among
Them, his brother. Mr.. Goliath, and
wife. The casket was carried iy twelve
soldiers and as soon as it was placed
on The cat2ialque, prepared for its re-
ception, two privaies of the marine
corps took positions at the head and
foot and stood at rest throughout the
entire service. Numerous crosses and
crowns of white flowers, sent to the
capitol this morning by h friends of
deceased. were placed on the coffin.
AS The body was brought into the
chamber all persons upon the Hoo
arose and Rev. Dir. Sunderland read
the passage: Lord make me o know
Thy ways" ETC., and other selections
from the Scriptures. Soon after the
casket was placed on the cataialque,
the President with Secre aries Fish.
Bristow, Belknap, Robson and Chan
dler entered and were assigned 10 the
front row of seats, opposite those &c
cupied by the supreme Court, ALI OF
whom were clad in their robes of
sflice. The Committee of Arrange
ments and Massachusetts Committee
orcupiei seats immediately in h rear
of the Supreme Court, and behind
them were nearly all the members OF
the Diplomatic corps, head, d by Sir Ed.
ward Thornton, who is the oldest con-
tinunus member of the corps, and Ire
mnd tUem we're citizens at Massarhu-
sets in Washington. On the other
side oil the chamber the relatives 81
the President and next the members
of the Senate and iioust of Repres'n
~tatives. Among Others on the floor
we're Adiu'ant General Townsend,
Quarterm aster General lrgalls, judy,
Advocate Gen. Holt, and Asst judge
Advocate General Dun, Generals
releu e. Van Vliet, Meir. Barnes,
Hump and other armv otli
cers; ex Attorney General Williams
Commit sion-r Pratt, Fiederic Duus
las, and Others OF prominence. The
chair of the Vice President WAS vaean'
and heavily draped in n,onrning. i
w. Ferry, OF Michigan, President pTt
tempOre OF the senate. n'cupied q sea
~ the Clerks desk. The officers of Tia,
Senate and tie Committee OF Arrange
ments wore white silk Sashes. gathered
at the1eft shoulder i'll black and whit
rosettcs. In spite Of the very ilclem
ent weather the largest part of fhos'
present were ladies. Among those II
he diplomatic gallery were Mr.. Grant
Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Blknap, oni Mr.
Bristow. All being IN readiness, Mr.
Ferry announced thai lie service
would now begin. Row. DIR. Sunder
land. standing al tho Cierk'Sd desk the'
read : brief selection of Scripture. aitel
] ..l..l D.. In. l. -. : - .I.tts ~ ~.
ar eloquent discourse.
When the addres was fin shed, Rev
DR.. Sunderland offered a rayer anf
pronounced the benedictior. The cnf
fin was then closed aud he fuuera
cortege formed in the order prescribed
and proceeded to the depot of the Bal
timore and Potomac Railway Com
pany.
Suspension OF ~ Flank.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
The New England Society met il
special session to-day and adopted res
oluions OF regret al the death of Vic'
President Wilson.
The Manufacturers and Builder
Bank, ~ the corner of Third aNeuu'
and Fi~fty->oyenih street. suspended
this morning. The excitement in tn
vicinity among iepositors is intense.
Rum on II Hank.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.
There was a ruu on the Peoples Saw
ings Bank in Third avenue, this morn
ing. and the officers closed the doors
takin advantage of the sixty days no
ice, as this bank was affected by ~
run on the Third Avenue saving
Rank a short time apO. There was al
so a slight ran to-day ON the Securit,
Savings Bank.
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