Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-15
KING VICTOR EMANUEL.
Funeral Thursday Nent--The Pantheon,
Recetve His Remains

Funeral Thursday Nent--The Pantheon, ID
Recetre His Remains.
5 Rome, Jan. 13.-The funeral Of King Veto,
Emanuel will take place Thursday next, and
the remains will be deposited in, the Pantheon
The chapter of the church has, declared that i,
will feel honored by SO sacred a trust. Tht
ecclesiastical authorities, by the Pope's order
removed all difficulties in connection with tn,
celebration Of the funeral The clergy hav,
also been authorized to attend. and the Arch
bishops Of upper Italy have been ordered K
celebrate requiem mass.
RM, JAM 51S.-Two thousand seven hun
dred deputations have already requested Der
mission TO attend Victor Emannel's funeral. 8
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE italian societ,
here has voted expressions of coincidence witt
death of King Victor Emanuel
MEMPHIS, Jan. 13.-The Italian citizens Of
this city had meeting this afternoon at thu
office Of Consul Montedenico, and adopted res
olutions of coincidence on the death of the
late King Victor Emanuel.
nsT. LOUIS, Jan. 13:-The Italians of this city
have decided to hold funeral services on We'd.
nesday in honor of Victor Emanuel.
LONDON, Jan. 14.-The official gazette an
nounces that the British court will 60 into
three weeks mourning for the late king, Veto,
Emanuel, beginning tomorrow.
The SIICATIOE-T1IE
LONDON. Jan. IA correspondent at Rome
says: Since the day of Count Cayour's death II
Turin there never was seen population of any
city SO utterly stunned by sudden blow a.
the Romans appeared when the official an.
nouncement of the kings death removed every
doubt of the fearful loss the nation had sus.
tanned. Tho sudden transition from father to
son could not have occurred at q more irving
moment. The ministers Of the late sovereign
have been maintained in their Offices bv lis
young successor. but what Minister'S cabi-
net that was mere rehash of the administra-
tlon fallen few days ago under an irresistible
ontburst of public Indignation, fcrsaken bv
nearly all sections of an Immense parliament
tary majority, brought together by fair means
or foul at the recent election, and Rampered by
q variety of raHh engagements which it had
shown Itself neither willing nor able to fulfill
Wesmust have q new session of parliament and
an address from the crown, but the latter must
come from a new king who hardly knows
anything about his late fathers ministers and
does not much like the little be knows, and
Is supposed to harbor views and principles in
opposition to those attributed to them If ever
there was need Of Providence TO shape ends
rough hewn by man, it certainly is felt in the
position in which Italy has been put t'bv the
death of Victor Emanuel coming go uneS-
pectedly at the end of the beginning of an un-
expected ministerial crisis and an almost hope
less division of parties in an unfairly elected
and still more unscrupulously corrupted Per-
lament.
Personally, Hnmbert comes to the throne
under favorable auspices. He has outlived the
lll-nanle Won, by some follies of youth. He
has been lately well behaved, I1lethodioal, of .
wisely saving disposition, free from debt ii
spite OF incessant calls upon his resources ane
II ke has father, he has shown himself u goot
soldier and processes sound liberal principles
besides which, unlike his father, he, above al
things, abhors Bubiection to priests.