, 1881-04-10
IN. CHICAGO.

AT 9:45 O'Clock YESTERDAY MORNING
the train OH tho Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chca-
90 Road having tile three special cars carrying
tho remains OF the late Senator Matt Carpenter
and the accompanying delegation Of Senators
md Representatives, together with the family
and intinlute friends of the dead Statesman, ar-
rived III Chicago. About IN hour previous there
had assembled ut tho Grand Pacific Hotel
Il body of over 100 distinguished citizens OF Wis
"consln ind Chicugo to prepare for an appropri-
ute reception Of tho funcral party. The Wis.,
consin delegation, which numbered about Sixt;
gentlemen, whose names wore given III ycster-
days TRIBUNE, represented both Houses Of tho
State Legislature and the Milwaukee
Board Of Trade. Common COUNCIL
Merchants Association, and city at large.
Prominent among those were Gov. William
L. s,nith, judge Dyer, John Il. Goodrich, Z.
Andrews, G. ". Hazclton. and DR.. Fox, tue phy-
siesan who attended Seuator Carpenter in his
last fitness.
TIE CHICAGO DEI.EG ALTON
was made III, Of about thirty gentlemen repre-
senting tho Vetcr,n Union League, the Chicago
Union Ncteran Club, md the Wisconsin Soldiers
Union OF Chicago. They included Cot. seribucr,
J.. T. Jucobs, j. H. Weaver, J. $. Curtis. It. W.
Cross. ". II. Walton, Mai. Bnudcn, Ds.J. S. Lane,
James J. Hclly, Ed Brooks, ). S. Kendall. W.
II. King. II. $: vatl,. ". II: Flint, Il. D. Toa1p-
I. e. keartss, Martin kecne, and Il. II. Brent
lil1scr. Every gentleman wore black und
ss 1oSs At Is c pFss,s 1he cer
iup pructedcd to the depur III buses. anu were
followed by the ch1caEo deiegntion inar@hlng
jntued by representation from the Milwaukee
press and tho CAnnl Boys Itcpubiic:un Club Of
thAt city. The Chicaso delegation had provided
to deetlruic the cnskct continuing thu but1y Of
tho DECEASED scnator. The Union Leagues Of
fsrax w. III thc shnpe Of larSe tior anchor
tho stldiers' En'on bud n harp OF flowers hear
ing the inscription "Our Friend and tho Vet
roses, tcnrug tue Words fried nrd Tr.e;' ;' -
Shortly before tho funeral train arrived tho
receiving delegations formed in line along tho
its coming. 1t arrived promptly on time, and
was boarded By Gov. Smith, Mr. Goodrich, und u
few others.
TIE SPECIAL CARS
we're neayly Irupcl. Senator Carpenters re-
ilsains were til the forward ear, and could not be
secu. and the accompanying party wer.. quar-
an sssf' hotel 's sar '!ss Tas t~aa rSan tss
eron, OF Wisconsin, Chairman: senator
Logan, Of iiinos: senator John i: jones, ' Of
Nevada; Senator i. ii. Cockrcll. at Missouri.
!; GhS G'ners Of + te part were
Of Wisconsin; Junles J. Christie, Deputy Ser
geant-at- Arms or tho United States SENATE:
1,Avid 4! kin,hall; Senate Messenger, Thomas
tascr III charge; Mr.. James Colcmnn,
SssH,ror carpcnser's lnte Inv partner:
Mr.. II. M.. kntchin, OF tho Fond du Lac
Commonwealth; hr. 4, T. I4onglcy and Ar- +. A.
Trucl!, President and Secrctury respectively OF
the Wisconsin Club ut Washington; Mcssrs. n.
$. Murphy and Humphrey, OF Wisconsin: Mrs.
Carpenter. sou, and. daughter: and Mrs. c, G.
Williams and sou~
THERE WAS NO FoRMALITY
or speech making. Senators Cocarc!l mt, Jones,
and. III tact, most or the party, re-
uialilcd aboard Of the train. Sen-
Atnrs Ioguu, Conkling. and Cameron MIXED
with the trowd during tho hour thut they re-
mAined In tue depot undergoing iaullrnerable
fntroductions h51d hand -shIki,lc3
The three special carS were switched over to
the train OF the Chcago, Milwaukee s. St Paul
Road. The Wisconsin delegation then boarded
the train, which pulled out ut 1o:45 for Slll-
Wuukcc.