, 1877-07-17
They Bury Their Dead with Great
Pomp and Full Protection.
a Procession 5000 Strong, with
800 Soldiers, parndcS tho
Streets.
Enormous Crowds Of Panicky People
Line the Thoroughfares.
Tho Various Episodes Of the Day which
Terrified the Mn}siludcs.

country. The special train from Toronto aud
Intermediate stations arrived at 10:45 this
morning. bringing about 6D passengers TO
swcli tte funeral procession. They formed ont.
side in btxly invested With their lnsignta, and,
With bands PLAYING and colors 1ytng. marched
up to the Orange Iiall. Tic steamer Prince Of
Wales arrived from Ottawa In l.acs,!nc about
10, o'clock with oser 003 passengers, who
hal chartered the boat wtl, thu cxA
press Idea of joinihg IN tho procession.
About 400 men were transferred to the Lachinc
train, as the vessel wan too heavily 1alen to run
tho rnpids In safety. The ,narket-stcamers St.
Francis and Bohemian, IRON Cornwall and IN
tesmc1fate ports, were crowded, ard must Aarc
brought 400 mcn to swell the funeral cortcge.
Fully 200 men arrived in TOM from Drockyilla
ouu Kingston yasscrflay.
IN ALL,
there cannot be less than from 1900 to B.o00
Grunge visitors. The 0ranxemen have been
fairly inundated by tho number Of bepul1fnl
luwcrs. wrcaths, crosses. etc, which, have hccn
sent In By the Indies uf Montreal to
bc pIaccl on tic cotllu Of iIarkctt. As tic
statue this morning on their way from the tle-
pot, cacf, ,nan tool: oI III. hat md gave thrre
rotslug cheers for hcr S1ajcsty.
At ORA
they gave three times tlsrcc for Chief Joseph,
mucl, to the cha:,rln Ut Tho provincial polite,
who were on the wharf. Al cnch Of tic lan}lH:;,
stal.cs on the way down the Union jack was up~
fusicd, ant cheer utter cheer given bY those IN
shore n hon tho boat started. 4 large number
or citizens, not OlnnH. men, cats'a dorm tHfs
EloEninc Including inctnbers Vi tho Ss. Gcoegs's
sra sn;st h. ta's nofnti' qs upen ts3ui,ftiSa
Stephens and ~ Mercer and sfr. +. Il. Hen.
shaw, ths entire tnIl,asy force of the Fifth anil
Sixth 1}rEadcH III this efty Val called ont. Sci
dun has sucl un inppstiiE Representation beet.
witnessed In the streets uf Montreal as tha.
Which th!s afternoon took place on tho ocenson
Of tbs !ntcr1uent ut tho rru,ain1 ol ute who WAS
LITERALLY NAarIkED IN DEFESsE osA CoM-
rADr.
Thnessafactcytstics Of Ill Orange funeral were
merged ln the unanimous cxutcash,n OF !ntrrrtt
manifested BY ait Protestant c!t,xcns Of every
blaatlo Of tIp,irht n.d feeling. From every
Street md lane ut tho city, Protestant nlrn+
won,cn, en1 children collected. willie, IN a4-
drrtis Of tho stsiwatt 1Ic,nminEtord. Argcn~
teuil, Huntingdon. Prescott. aud Ottawn buck
wooIsD'rn md farmers. and frosu tie CAPITAL
OF tic Dominion aud Intermediate tDwns t!cic+
'boss. Naturally the event Was tla subject Of
UNUSUAL COMMENT AND BxctTEMkST.
Many nl-aulcned fun,orn ncrc continually
be41g spread sbrosd, witch l!a9l 70 little cESet
forenoon passed quietly cnnaRh. The police
tIa.l ontY need to occasionally issuc the ortlcr
"Aoye on! "-thc large crowd being most or.
derly aud epparsntl{ resncctablc Dy l'alf~past
| that part OF st. 1aulc4 street between tho
PnktUdlce anI Ut. Albert Hill WAS csuw.icsl
with straugers, city UrangemclI, AMI frw
ladies. A tho minutes no.l the conct,ursc sl'-
creased. aud By, . o'clock thy sidewalks 'scre
filled the roadway as well. at q quarter to3
TUE FUNERAL rnocEasloH
begun to form. Owing to it, fintncttc length
and The number OF spectators Wl'o Hetc prcecnt
III the street, II was found necessary to organize
rapidly and get thc rroccsalut. started. The
hearse wa& drawn bT four horses catlaraoncl
III black, aud tho coffin was richly ecnra1ed. H.
from Of tI!s sarse "a: =; Mr: ; brca,lnsr 0ra'"!
Smith. Past Grani afaster; the Rev. e. 4. l}uu+
diet, Grand Chaplain; &. i. rcrso,l, Past rau
Treasurer; 4. Mckay, District aiastcs. Boyno
Lodge, to whtelt deceased bcfonEcd. was largely
represented. It's Officers headed the hcarse,
TitE citlEr MornSrhs.
VIZ. James Naeltott u Ottawa, i!rnrv I1as'scss
| ot Montreal. and j: y. Mecracl;cn of nttawa,
G1tSs + m; hT ,a; 2. '"n II H.
sFssy sos II Ths ifs % n
| iicaeynlctt a,id 1t. Andrews stNlet'ca alsa
turned sat !srEsIy Ftty mfa II Tue e!,y pS';c;
! Mclaughlin aun twenty 3ca af the WatcF
Police. Tho general public vas largely repre-,
scntcd. THE PROCESSION inovc.! slowly III
towards cari,t Church Caths'lra; ti!c 9and pay,
of tho streets were thtekty ii1v'l viii,
people. while the. windows u every
|louse along the ling Of march wcrc t'l'eA win
sEhtseeTs and q! eto.s streets ws,s o'oskt! ;',
ysITae:t among the SPECTATORS, but+ Wh!!c tha
societies were passing Johnstrcek, s!!a'l lfai4
| was crrated by o row which commenced between
Two yo,ang ,ns: presumably w., vn US Wfas :. ,Es
other bce1use llc ha4 slaatced an Orange rtn
! blem worn By laaJ, aud tha.. on drorplng
RAN DOWN aT. John sTRnE1,
! 1,utxucd by crowd Of boys. TITS police, untst1
tlls, ch!sf. lett III l!na 81 81 the proes:,to'
AZ dopblo'autes' b..t. fsi'ia,E to srt g.
,ow tn sya. Sa pas @s .rss, sennsoss ss ,,xs,
back a!aug st: Peter street, and rcjoMed tn
tlnued its way to tho Cathedral, toe crowd Q
spectators st!ll being very great, but Ieepin$ tn
Of 3frssrs. Henry Morgan T. Co,'s, On st. jatnc
street.
TWO MEN nKgAN TO vl0ur,
and the excitement b'sane tussa.e. Ihe crow
suA squa1e carried tbs wsla fright =
ltaaeeoads stscet. Hers tho crush vi.
alarming. saa through the % s9aar;s ;ols ths T..;l u;
|
nlssion to tho storca, a. II their lives utpenlc.
| utx.a &, and II wAs With the greatest It.ult
that aulct uas restored, when 1t waa 'easuei
that ut, real trouble had occurred. When th
fight was 1t.t begun. sbe volunteers befoss Ia
Albert buildings
F1xkp RAroEErs,
I which, perhaps. lad so'ue connection With ta
! panic lurtng the sceno Of vxyitcHcnt d
Beaver Hall 4fll, several 6huts Ecrc trcI Int
the ait from the fauks ot tile lrtxessicn. III til
I crush which followed ths quarrel at Morgan
i | eosner, woman was in3urod.
AgeOtlenAu u to COUNTED tho numbers III tn
ps4cesal1u places It It ahout t0n sttong, nl
; ahlp-l,odIeu u,tp. This !s exclusive Of ahou
/ 9oo Of tho military, wl!!e tho spsetatof& nas
, hase numbered
At LEAsf 5000 TO 10000.
Christ Churcl. Cathedral WIS drapct in black
I tha pulpit, reading desks, aud standards beiI
covered with craps. In tLe front seats wero tit
fc11,ala tcla!lyes Ut deceased. Btfusa the ITo
rrtxlon started feuln tho Cathedral tbc Fra
Division u tho sn'l!tasy ad1A,'seA Wy bss9s
! ] lowing Urdcr: The CAVALRY h Muun
, KoyI EcasturY aycune, t!le lr't seet!o
VI ligAl artillery, under Col: McGhbon, Ut th
| tuacturu VI Mountain Pask bulleSasl aud C.u
ctery Ryrnue, and the Auyals vt thc lower end t
! FlexheF'a leld. Tas cusiucsss aud conapan