The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-06-12
GARIBALDI.
Honors to the Memory of the
Dead Patriot.
IMPOSING MEMORIAL SERVICES
HELD SUNDAY IN MANY SECTIONS.

New York, June 1.-THE italian residents
OF this city held memorial services to-day at
Grace Chapel, in memory of Garibaldi. Rev.
Q. Stander, an Italian clergyman, delivered
graphic biography of the deceased liberator.
CINCINNATI, o., June 1.-THE Italian resi-
dents held memorial services to-day, in honor
OF Garibaidi, at which orations in English,
were delivered by DR.. Loew Of Cleveland,
Judge M. f. Force and Joseph Cox OF this
city, and in Italian by Dr. Ravogl. A funeral
cortege paraded through the streets, in which
was funeral car containing column, beside
which stood young woman representing lta-
ly, with other living figures representing Carl
baldi's career, This was escorted by pail bear
ers, and the procession was composed OF the
Veteran Guard of the First Regiment Ohio
Militia, the French Society and italian Society
RICHMOND, Va, June 1.-THE Italians of
this city had most creditable memorial dem
onstration this afternoon, in honor of Garibal-
di. A procession, with music and tastefully
draped funeral car, drawn by six white horses,
paraded the principal streets, after which
memorial meeting was held in Mozart Hall,
whore an imposing monumental catafalque
had been erected. The hall was crowded with
Italians, local representatives of foreign gov
ernments, city and State officials, judges of the
courts, and many other prominent citizens, in
cluding large number Of ladies. Appropriate
addresses were made by Mayor Darlington,
Col. j. G. Browning, Secretary Of Gov. Cam
eron who responded for His Excellency in his
absence, Capt. Elliott, on the part of the mill
tary of the city, and several Italian orators.
The interior and street front of the building
was draped in mourning. Delegations of tall
ans from Norfolk, Lynchburg and Petersburg
participated in the demonstration.
SAN Francisco, June livery imposing
funeral demonstrations were held to-day in
honor of the memory of Gen. Garibaldi, under
the auspices of the italian organization.
ROME, June ia demonstration in memo
ry of Garibaldi took place to-day. There was
an immense procession, in which large num-
ber of societies. with banners, etc.. took part.
WASHINGTON, June H. A meeting OF resi-
dent Italians of this city was held tonight for
the purpose Of organizing society to raise a
monument to the memory OF Garibaldi at
Washington. DIR. T. s. Verdi, . prominent
physician and citizen of Washington, was elect
ed President.
PARIS, June II. Solemn ceremonies in
memory of Garibaldi were held at the Cirque
de Hever to-day.
New YORK, June II. Tammany Hall was
draped in mourning tonight and American
and italian flags draped around the portrait of
Garibaldi signified the feelings of 5000 Italians
assembled to honor the " Liberator's' memory.
All societies were represented, and those who
fought with the deceased wore the red ribbon
of the "Garibaldi Veterans" L. f. Secchi
presided, and biographical speeches were de-
retary and friend, Gen. Dan. E. Sickles, Prof
P. Noross, Gen. Franz Siegel, Signor Cipuani
and others.
CHICAGO, June IL. Three Italian societies,
two French societies, the American Liberal
League and Scandinavian Free Thinkers AS
sociation paraded this afternoon in a funeral
procession in hon or OF Garibaldi.