The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-27

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THAI ever before. He would b,"Hon,
the colossal man with uocoversj seen
b ut ia tears and inconsolsbls lead
grief. The occasion is the most sol'u Bis
pathetic Of any in modern his,n,Ianly
has been attended by 2sg-ant IN It
way worthy its greatness. The 0e5sery
unassuming wife Of the President Jo.Clest
no display, but her dead hush.sss.'ed
GLORIOUS new and famed" and r.l q
must give expression Of their yrestp eONa
She remained away as long ss nos HtisI
from the park devoted to the ohsosOie
and Ter grief seemed only aggravstddS
what was done there. A mas 80 "
Gus people sixteea years ago in tba a aal
place beheld the fern of the unsrtv, zane
coin. That was a time OF eyci,o- In
snd OF var almost, and It took ~
spark to 'gnIte great fire. Butt the erovS
OF to-day while Il was far grester ,bsH
ever before IN the city, was docile sn5
solemn and seemed only DESTROYS Of GU ~
tributIng Its small mite toward pronsr1-
burying 8 dead hero in whom il bs3
more than a passing intersst -au
THE CEREMONIES.
Promptly at 1920 O'Clock tia a.,
monies a. the pavilion began. tn;
mediate members Of the family ana 1 ~.
relatives and friends took seats Sbont 1 "a!
casket, and at each corner was sts,ion 'ls
8 member Of the Cleveland Grsvs oooS
of whom stood like statue during az
entire programme. The COMMITTEES o
mem ers about the pavilion were sIrno-eo
closked IN Grape, their draping baiT..
very heavy. The exercises opened *
the singing By the Cleveland Vocal 81
ciety, Of the Funeral HYMN bv B.stS
oven, as follows;
"Thou art gone TO the gravs. but
will not deplore thee,
| Tho sorrow and darkness euconD...
the tomb,
The Savior has passed thrO' its po,,,,
before thee,
And the lamp OF His love is tbyF,s,
thro' the gloom"
The following Scriptures ws,s "a,
read by the Right Rev. Bishop BeisI
of the Episcopal diocese Of Ohio:
"Man that is bora of woman is o,Isv
days, and full of trouble.
he comsth forth like 8 flower, and /,
cut down: be feeth also as a shadow,
and contiDueth not.
Lord, thou hast been our DWELLING
place in all generations.
Before the mountains were brought
forth, or ever thou hsdst formed Ina
earth and world, evan from everlasting
TO everlasting thou art 6 d.
Thou turnest man to destruction; sad
sayest, return, ye children Of men.
For q thousand years in thy sight ara
but as yesterday when it has past, aud IS
watch in night.
Bat now is Christ rise1 from the dead,
and become the first fruits of them that
slept.
For since by man came death, by nan
came also the resurrection of the dead.
For as In Adam ell die. even so il
Christ shall all be made alive.
But every man il his own order:
Christ the frstfruits; sfterwsrd they tL.st
are Christ's at his coming.
Then cometh the end, when he shsl,
have delivered up the kingdom to God,
even the Father; when he shsl! have put
down all rule, and al authority and
IoRer.
For ne must reign, till he hath Tut ali
enemies under his feet.
is death,
But some men will say, how are the
dead raised up2 and with what body do
they come? Thou fool, that which thou
soWeth Is not quic6ened, except it die.
And that which thou sowest, thou
soweth not that body that shall be, but
bare grain; it may chance Of wheat, or
of some other grain.
But God giveth it a body al i! hath
pleased him, and to every seed his own
body.
There are also celestial bodies, and
bodies terrestisl; but the glory of the
celestial is one, snd the glory of the
terrestisl is another.
There is one glory Of the sun, and an
other glory OF the moon, and another
glory Of the star; for one star difereth
from another star in glory.
SO also with the resurrection lof the
dead. 1t is soWn in corruption, it Is
raised in interruption.
Its sown in dishonor. it is raised in
glory; it is sown in weakness, it is raised
In power.
1t is sown natural body, it is raised a
spiritual body.
And as We have borne the image of the
earthly, we shall also bear the image OF
the heavenly.
Now this I say, brethren, that flesh
snd blood cannot Inherit the kingdom OK
God; neither doth corruption inherit in
corruption.
Behold, 1 shew you a mystery; We
shall not all sleep, but Wa shall all be
changed,
In moment, in the tRinkling Of al
eye, at the last trump; for the trumpet
shall sound, aud the dead shall be raised
and shall be changed.
For this corruptible must put on IN
corruption, and this mortal must put on
So when this cOrruDtibls shall have put
on iucorrcption, and this mortal shall
have put on Immortality, then shall De
brought 10 D.ss the same that Is written,
Death is swallowed up in victory.
Oh death, where is thy stag? "a
grave where is thy victory?
The sting Of de4.h Is sin; and the
strength Of sin is the law. But thanks
be to God, which giveth us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ.
And I heard q voice from heaven say
ing unto me, Write, blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord from hencefUrth.
yea saith the Spirit, ID t they must res:
from their labors.
THE AUTOPSY.
Washington, 2A-The Evening Star
SAYS it is hardly probable the fractured
7irte5rEe Of the dead President will Do