The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-10-01
Interment of the President
Universal Expressions Of Sorrow.
GENERAL SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS

The funeral services over the remains Of
President Garfield ia the reiuHda OF the Cap
itol Al Washington were held Friday saer.
noon. They were attended BY President Ar
thur. ex Presidents Grant and Hayes, the jas
tees ofthe Supreme CoaFf ofshe Z nised States,
Senators aud Representatives IN Congress,
members Of she diplomatic corps officers Of
the army Aad and navy, and other distinguish
"a persons The exercises consisted Of the
singing Of appropriate hynas, reading OF
SerspturAl selections by Rev Dr.. Bankln,
prayer by Rev. Dr. Isaac EFrett, an address
bv Rev. br. Power. Of the Church Of which
President Garfield vas member, and prayer
by Rev. Dr.. Batter. After the services
tie reEaains. followed BY the distinguished
aSsemhlsze aaA escorted BY she military, "a
sal and eivic organizations, were conveyed,
through streets throuEcd With silent multi
,uds, 10 the railroad depot, Aai placed on she
train whsch conveyed them 10 Ohio. The
Funeral train lelt Washington At a.si p. N,
and arrived al the UniSa Depot, 10 Balti
more. al a.s4. Il Is estimated that nearly
Efty thousand people we're gathered ss that
depos aad ia rs vicinity, AmOag them beng
he city officials, several 6rAnd Army Posts,
and ofscers q the Fifth Maryland Regiment.
A the sfain passed iago the depot, N the
dusk OF the evening", the vast sAroaE aaeov-
cred their beads and remained uncovered IN
I'll, after having changed engines, i pass 90,
ten miantea later. Similar scenes wsse wIs
messed whea the train passed Harrisburg asd
other places On the Fo2se.
The funegal ts8iu carrying The remains Of
President Garfield arrived IN Cleveland early
GA Saturday afternoon. At AL The stations
tsazse1 ssIeai erusds we're gathered, and in
sonc places The tracks were strssu wIih
foWera. o. reaching Cleveland. the eosan
vas taken from ,he car, placed IN a hearse,
aud. escorted ~ military possession, eoa.
veyea along Eaesla AFeaae 70 Monumental
square where i waa placed in a pavilion 10
Fess lhsre uHlil the inIsFmeut Ia Lake NJsw
Cemetery. Monumental square was closed
daring Saturday. bot 0a Sunday tAe people
were Aiiowad to eater and pass aroaad The
pavilion, = privileges Of which maiusades
awaited themselves.
The inst ceremonies over The remains Of
President Gar6sld took place on Monday
afternoon ia Cleveland, OHIO. The luEeral
was the KraHdess ever Witnessed n this eonn-
Try. oyer 2S0.0oo persons being present.
Tue funeral services at the Payilioa. "a Men.
nmeaial Park, al which tbs family Of the de
ceased were present, consisted q the singing
Of hyuns, gsadiag OF Scripture selections by
Bishop Beaeil, prayer b Rev. Ross e
Hoaghton, an address BY Rev. lsaac G. kr-
resi, the reading OF PEesideui GARFIELD Ia.
yorite hymn By Rev, IAbez Hal, and haas
prayer and beuediesioa by Dr. Charles ).
Pomeroy. The Femasas we're thea taken 10
Lake View cemeieFy and placed IN the vault,
where they will remain under guard sniil the
grave is ready to receive them. Additional
services, religious and Masonic, were held ia
the cemetery, and a. taeir conclusion the fa-
neral procession was dismissed
The dag was opprsssiyely hos, and the Or
CARNATIONS suffered greatly until about TIE
time the PROCESSION reached the cemetery,
when The rain cane down 10 t0rrenis, dfeaeh-
ed everybody not under cover, and thoroughly
saturated The funeral car and the outside Of
the easket. As The various organizations re-
turned from the cemetery they presented q
most woeiul appearance. The handsome
uniforms and regalias OF the troops and IA
sonic bodies we're about ruined The suffer
ing from the extreme heat aud the storm vas
very great, and il is feared that many will be
Frustrated with sickness 10 consequences.
Ia Londou, England, on Monday, there
was general mourning over the dead Fresi-
dent. Rev Herman Adler preached q fu.
neral sermon at Bayswater Synagogue. All
the flags on the river Thames were at half
mast, and number Of Offices in the city
connected with Americal were draped with
black. All the omnibus drivers, aud even
many of the carriers and draymen, had their
whips decorated with Grape, and ia the
Strand, Fleet street and Cheapside many
shops and oil the daily newspaper offices
were partially closed. The blinds were down
at ali the royal palaces, the Mansion House,
the hotels and many private residences.
When the guard was relieved at St. James
Palace the band played dead march. There
was an immense attendance on the services
at DR.. Parkers City Temple. Large and i'm.
pressive meetings were held at Bradford and
Oldham. In Liverpool business was sus-
pended, and the bells rang maffed peals.
! The mayor and city officials attended in state
the services at the Episcopal Cathedral In
Birmingham all the markets were closed.
Muffed peals we're rung from the parish
churches of Portsmouth. The bells at Wind
sor Castle were tolled for aH hour. At
Glasgow flags we're at half mast and the mar
kets closed Similar accounts come from
Northampton and Oxford, and even from re-
mote towns of Ireland and Scotland. The
Manchester Guardian appeared in q deep
mourning border, and there was service at
the Cathedral. In many towns citizens were
requested by the authorities to close their
skaters during the funeral. Services were
held at the American Mission Chapel Cairo,
Egypt, all the ministers and eonsuls being
present. DIR. Won Sehloezer, German min
lister TO the United States, takes with him to
Mrs. Garfield autograph letters of coincidence
from Emperor William and Prince Bismarck.
President Grevy and the diplomatic body
we're represented at the memorial services
Monday at the chapel in the Rue de Berri,
Paris.
The Archbishop of Canterbury oficiated at
night at funeral service in the Church of
st. Martin-in-the-F Fields.
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