Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-12
GRIEF FOR GARIBALDI.
Imposing Ceremonies and PROFESSIONS In
Honor of the Dead Patriot, Participated
In bv italian Citizens in the United States
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Honor of the Dead Patriot, Participated
In bv italian Citizens in the United States
Foreign Mourning,
PARIS, June 11.-Solemn ceremonies, in
memory of Gen. Garibaldi, was held at
Cirque d. Hivea to-day. Four thousand per-
sons were present. Gen. Turr delivered the
eulogy.
ROME, June INSTRUMENTATION in mem.
cry of Garibaldi took place to-day. There was
an immense procession, in which large.num-
Der OF societies, with banners, took part.
A bust of Garibaldi was borne n the car
drawn by six horses. The procession left the
Plaza del Popolo, and passed through the
corzo and forum to the capital, where the
bust was rec lived by the municipality. An
enormous crowd lined the streets and filled the
windows. balconies and house tops along the
route Of the procession. The entire route was
drsped in mourning.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The Italian resi-
dents held memorial exercises in honor of
Gen. Garibaldi, at which orations in Eng
lish were delivered by Or. Loeue, of
Cleveland, Judge M. F. Force and Joseph
Cox, this city, and in Italian by DR.. Ra-
vogli. Although there was rain all the
afternoon, funeral cortege paraded
through the streets, in which
was funeral car containing
a column beside which stood
a young woman representing Italy, with
other living figures representing phases
of Garibaldi's career. This was escorted
by pail bearers and procession COM
posed of the veteran guard, the first regi-
ment of the Ohio militia, the French
society, and the Italian society.
AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, June 1.-THE Italians
had a public funeral to-day in memory OF
Garibaldh The funeral car was drawn by
six white horses. After the parade the
people assembled in Mozart hall. City
and state officials, judges of courts, and
many other prominent citizens were
present. The catafalque was an lmpos-
ing structure. Addresses were made by
Mayor Darlington, Col. j. G. Browning,
Secretary of Governor Cameron, Capt
Lowell Elliott, on the part of the mill
tary of the city, and by several Italians
| AT NEW YORK.
| NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Italian resi-.
dents held Gar1baldi memorial services
to-day in Grace chapel. Rev. G. Stan
dard, Italian clergyman, delivered an ad.
dress. In the evening meeting was
held in TammanJA hall, which was heavily
draped. All the Italian societies of the
city were represented. Three thousand
persons were present. The soldiers Of
"Free Italy" wore the red ribbon of the
Garlbaldi victories. G. F. Secchi pre-
sided. Addresses were made by Gen.
Dassi, Gar jbaldi's former secretary, Gen
Delerti Sickles, Prof. P. Norossi, Gen
Franz Siegel, Signor Cepriam and others
SAN FRANCISCO CEREMONIES.
SAN FRANCISCO, June livery impos.
ing funeral demonstrations were held to.
! day in honor of the memory of the late
Gen. Garibaldi under the auspices of the
Italian organizations of the city. The
exercises consisted of procession anG
funeral orations. Civic and military
organizations of various nationalities
participated. All flags were displayed al
half-mast. Many buildings were drapeG
in mourning, and minute guns were free
during the day.