The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17
ryCITENENT IN MONTREAL.
ro,,vcrurN sTRONG FORCE
'"' ,r rur uICkETT rrNERdL.
x.,,c,cer. under Arms-rhc Fro
a" IN. r,n,rc,ed by the Miiitnry-Intensc
V,,,,cment. but no ser'o". D'''urn"nee-
,>.,.. Largest Funeral Procession.

s~0n-t. nous ly It's absence. Crowds sur
,,,,.l,l Orange Hall. culeavoring to get view
.f,0, body Of Hack,it Since saturday over
q, n,O proule visited the han. An order was
,..u,l ly Col. Flrt'h Deputy AdJutant-Gen-
,,al f1r the whole military iorce to turn out.
Six regiments of volunteers and troop OF |
cayalry were quickly on duty. They were sta
lonrl at different points on the route oi the |
tro.o.sion, and so arranged that the procession |
v.uld always lee between two regiments.
A. AN cmcrseut meeting Of the Police Commit
ieethe Mayors conduct was censurcd and in
stri tions given to the Chief to cooperate with
m.Glyernment police. after which the Mayor |
and tho Inspector Of the Dominion police
wakod around to ascertain the outlook. The
police Committee sit ep pe,mnpence The Mayor
and tine chief of Police met strangers upon their
arrival AMI asccrtained their peaceful inten-
non..
About four hundred Orongcmcn arrived at II
O'Clock. on the steamer Princess. from Ottawa.
Ator discmharkin. they formed in pro acssion.
with the Union Jaek at their head. and to the
music of d band marched unmolestcd to Orange
Hall The train from Kingston and from va
rou- points in this province brought in large
number of Oransem"n. and no less than $500
o! :hr brethren are in town.
An influential meeting Of the 81. Georges So
cotv at ~ o'clock this morning. decided TO
walk IN the funeral procession. Resolutions
wcrc passed cond,mnins the Mayor for crimi-
ma oelsvure.
3P M-The procession is about to start. The
streets are dcnscly crowded. The Union men
are congr gated ou F.,trher's field and neigh
borhood. The hcOrAngru.nar are out in full regalia.
A serious riot is apprchended The military
are under arms at the barracks. 4. w. OgliNc.
p. F.. performs the functions OF chief Magis-
surrd for inactlon.
A detachment of the police force heads the
procession. The band follows the drums beat
ing slow march. The Orange Young Britons.
Montreal Carbineers. the Montreal Garrison
Artillery. under Col VI Kay. and the Montreal
Engineers. under Col. Davis have Just passed.
and were loudly cheered by the Orangemen and
spe'tators.
The marching has commenced. The Union
Jack is waving. and Il band playing a dead
march. So far all il quiet. and good order pre-
walls. Orange flass are carried. The Silver
Cornei Band OF the Victoria Volunteer Rifles
rrecedes the hearse. playing solemn march.
The hearse is drawn by four horses decorated
with orange.
The ST. Georges. ST. Andrews. Caledonia. and
other Protestant societies are well represented.
$50 T. M-The procession moved OF from
Orange Hall AZ o'clock, II was the largest
tNfl sui III Nthll'hi. a hc Hlrhb'i. " Alc
Orange lodges were in full regaa At Victoria
square an attempt was mad" To stop the hrarsc.
Ine p"uce qui Aly iispeiseTr the rioters. hu,
W 81. james street. and fora few minutes the
widest "Nriirmeni prevailed; Ths Oransemen
ar now III Christ Church Cathedral. which -
surrounded hy strong posse OF policemen and
a'tarhncnts Of field battery. cavalry. and the
Iiti Fu-ilers. An immense crowd Ii eongre-
gated IN the neighhorhool OF thc church. I'm
DIR the ~uperv sion of Mr. Oslvie the police
ARRANGEMENTS arr admirable The service IN
H ~
Dean Of Mon,rea. the nv. James Carmichael.
hnd '.er clrrs'mon. II Wns very WpressNe.
An lhlilsnhtNn ~ l-r't,nE W u De nr!i after tie
iun"nl, when Mayor Be"udry VIII be severely
ern,ur.t
T. M-Aiter leaving the church the funeral
Ir'rssion mt WA 40 opposition, ana me
buriai s.rNi ''S r. gone tllvu.H WITHOUT we
shtc-i d.sinrinnre. thanks 10 ile admlrable
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Hrnry ,.. " 'rsn ,..o IN an S'' lanes
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PR, 81 r. street and sla"r,s, .arriel
H." Ni 'rsni 10 hide-ouis street Here the
"'i'' ~, un; WIZ w.. gSn ft t,ii tnni s4Hbe
tiuu.. t.,'r li,.s ai'p .ni.d on il. AMI il was
sfr"L I.rn it was learned that no rrh
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