, 1877-07-15
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Special @isoasch to TIE Tribune
MONTREAL, July l4.-The Orange Society
publishes the following notice:
Hacketfs Funeral-The order Of procession of
the funeral OF the late murdered Brother Hackett.
OF Boyne L. O. L.. No. 401. Band Of Orange
cordinx to degrees--oranee, Purple, Blue, Royal
Arch Mark, Scarlet, Rluck: pali- bearers. heaEse,
e tns m s ana hs
to attend the funerni ut the Orange-Ilall at =
o'clock. Monday. The Brethren assemble at2-
Through Mr. Kerwun, editor of the 1rt4<
Tpitnexs, and Stephen J. Quinn, an otrer was
made to the Orangemen to-day that II they
we're willing. 2 900 members Of the Irish Catholic
Union would Join Hackett's funeral procession
and allow the Orangemen to conduct their
usual service at the grave. This otfer was de-
cl1ned by the Orangemen on the ground of there
being q want of confidence felt after what had
happened on Thursday last. Large numbers ot
Protestants, not Orangemcn, will, however,
turn out, and it Is expected the deceased's re-
mains will be followed to the grave by ut least
1900 persons.
Hackett's remains were to-day removed to
the Orange Hall, st. James street, where they
lie in state, and arr visited by thousands. b.
Deylfn, II. r.. and Mr. afealy and others are
using their influence to impress on all Irish
Catholics the necessity Of refrailing from any
offensive demonstration against the funeral.
+ This afternoon James Farrell, q painter, hap
pencd to go into the paint store Of the notorious
Jack shcclan, on Craig street, and, while show
iug revolver and Dragging it was the weapon
that dropped poor Hackett, he was unexpected
ly bounced upon by detectives who were at his
heels, auu he is now III close custody.
4 correspondence has taken place between
the Hon. Mr. Mackenzie. Premier, aud the alay-
or on the question of preserving the peace. II
is understood that the Mayor does not ap2re-
bend any interference with the funeral; but
notwithstanding this four local magistrates
have united In n requisition to Ltcut.-Co
Fletcher, d. 4. G., requesting him to have the
military force of tic district in readiness. Evi-
tlcnce Ius been produced in support Of the state
,uc1t that thu: Clergyman was not allowed to
approach Hackctt after he WAS shot.
Two hundred dollars was subscribed in two
hours to-day towards building monument to
Sp>cial Dispatch 10 The Ts15nne-
KINGSTON, July 14.-A mass-mccting OF
Orangcncn WAS held here tonight. A number
will proceed to Montreal to attend the funeral
Of the late Thomas llackett.
mcnced this morninl. taking evidence in the
inquest on the body of Thomas Lett Hackett.
Dr. Pcrrieo 1nafle a post-mortem cxaVllnation
and testified that he found builet-Wound III
The brain and another In the shoulder, the first
sx{liticnt to cause death. The inquest then
adjourned till Monday morning. Some I'm;
nor1ant information has hccn received BY the
dctrctiyc officers, and indications are that sev
eral persons concerned In the shooting Will be
arrested f0<1ay.
Tic liabilities at Young, McNaughton <& Co.;
shirt and collar manufacturers. lately failed
here, is $2A,O00. Direct, $1l2,00; Indirect
S1M,,000; assets, $7l .20o.
ST. JoMs, N. H., July 14.-At a meeting o'
citizens this morning, Mayor Earle presiding, q
committee was appointed to examine tht
charters Ut loan and mortgage associations With
a view Of organizing sucf society here. The