Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-26

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TERED. Diego had died in Spain ten
wear, hciuIc, When iuliu~ing the Court
Of the Emperor Charles V, aud seeking
the restitution of certain privileges aud
property; he had already proved his in
nocencu of alleged crimes against the
Crown, and held the title ol Niceroy.
The remains of the iliu>trious father and
son rested in the cathedral at SanlO d.
ming, for more than two centuries and
half, when the treaty of 1913, between
France and Spain, made the latter power
DESTROYS to huve the dust of the discov
erer removed to the lever faithful isle
of Cuba. The exhumation aud convey
ance of the venerated relies were per-
formed with great and solemn ceremony.
Eminent dignltaries of Cnurch and State
assisted. Solemn mass was celebrated,
and an archbishop pronounced the funcr-
al grafton. At the appropriate moment
all the guns Of the shipping in port and
forts in the harbor gave salutcs apprO-
pirate to the rank of the VicerOy. A
large procession attended the removal to
the sea shore. Similar and equally I'M
pressive sOlemnities were observed on the
arrival of the remains ut Havana, Jan.
uary 10, 1906. II it shall appear that
these rites were performed by mistake
over the remains Uf the son, instead Of
the father, 1t will afford another instance
of the better though always Inadequate
fortune that attended Diego. He received
the title and most OF the possessions for
which his father vainly strovs; it would
be but u continuance Of destiny ii hi
remains obtained the honors that were
due to his sire.-New York Tribune.