Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-26
The LAST OF GARFIELD.
His Remains Were To-Day Con.
signed 10 the Crave. sf
Fitting Ceremonies jim Honor of shs
Dead President aft CIcyalSnd. I 1
Almost Every Church IN the
Land Filled With MouTn- Il
ing, Multitude $. 80. MI 7

THE PRESIDENTS. i.USEI,A'

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Cleveland, septenber. 2S The morn
ing opened cloudy, but by 6-ocioek the
heavens were clo'ldles i and HtEsNf nowa
bids fair TO be Il perfect one through
out. .e ~ ID
rnp srapnrs AlsE T gznoseIp zs''
with surging crowds aof oman iSeings1
and ditfercntlnilianrygo are
are arriving molnentsfffff'y. Nj . +. IT. esene at
present is ore Of confusion and hustle.
The arrangements Tor Geopiing the route
OF tlS t4e ,p.ogsssjop {. 2lee, 9,s sud to be Us
upon s.asng s as ssssls 4aal.aeJ pa.nasaa
about-the pubii,ase u aye ting tho
icomp4enecmcnt Of, th o o1ercis e r. The
city. is most over crowded. iii thes hotels
being oyer.,un Win g'1astF ~11 5 a5n,S notwith-
standing the llostds.4 III es, extended by
private families .nany families find great,
difficulty in ol,toinins.,n ends / os;isnotb-
ing of loasi,is.n ,pllr, ,na,itasya.sa civic
organiz tions are now .toro,ipg about the
the phblio s,uora nrennr,torv tn .t.rt.
ing as ouYpse,,ossib,g. .r-pr tt,e services
commence. ~ l. A''
Crowds passed s-thaprnv,lion-,,,
nieht NTH unS5oy nS5,y tsfF66a@ |, h is X oe11tN6
shower laiT Tho dust towards mornina
Many ,re657,o SsIiifAno. c5-.to ira sT,,tss mn.
au..4 sss,s,;, sx,.s.sl ..n's,ooe c.rlvins ;,,a
morning. The crowd win NOT he adnit-
FED To- tpftsnittefy: azas. sai-y ID yal;; az.5
: iscaNEs pRnsEbisusrHisH HssER.h,
Cieeivetaisl.. SGT 10 to!5 5;eSrTt;11 scene over
Tie e;itire cjBv, uotwithssan.ina tbe nm
SI. '.tsi.1Ri aIfi..9si,a, is nt dimes yary i'm
;ifGssiT.6.' sSfiissfi1fff.i! i1fff.i!!arv srbsssisa oSsS
formed IN line on cross s.trte Is WIFE rn1,ii-
hed drums and heavily draosd co,ors,
l.ne. i.r1-. III IelnpA.rs narche,. from ono
stltei io. ai5etne.,.witfss Uncovered heads.
presenting very affecting piture. e
cry one s.oweti an appresit,.tlou - - The
OCCASION. rpc,il agef,ug,. t,sr{jrsfb which
the procession viii nass. present, u very
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affecting and decide,.Iy solemn picture.
The elegant sesilences aloas HE ave
nue, which ala certainly US fine ms aDv in
the country, are heavily draped with ap.
propriate emblems of mourning. The
streets have been nicely cleared and
sprinkled throughout this morning il
order to obviato any annoyance from,
dust which might arise.
llplaces ofbusiness are. closed and
the city may properly be said to- be Ii
full mourning in memory Of ohio's il
lustrious patriot, soldier and president
In order to meet the demands of strang
ers, temporary lunch counters and ever,
other mode of supplying food have beel
erected in every. conceivable place i,
the city. From early morning until Ions
after the services were commenced tn
streets were linedwith people pash,ns
forward, anxious to, reach Monumental
park to witness.the last ceremony. The
scene about the square is one long 10 b'
remembered. Every one seems 10 j'
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.Glo,a,ona . Ss,., of -p.on,;, ,.il,4 !,
O'Clock f.fabn f,afa ,boiir ~. .a,,nointa. III nsrs,,o
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