Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-28
THE LAST RITES.

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The Funeral of the Late Postmaster Cen
era1 Howe to Take Place To-Day-1he
President and Cabinet and the Entire
| Wisconsin Legislature to Atfend-Tokens
| of Respect.
| MILWAUKEE, Wis, March GA Kenosha
dispatch says: Major Totem and Frank
Howe arrived this morning from Washing
ton. Rev. H. NJ. Simmons arrived from
Minneapolis at 500 p. M, and Rev. Robert
Collyer is expected tonight.
A dispatch from Madison states that the
entire state legislature and all the state
! officers will he here tomorrow, including
$50 persons. 4 special train has been
placed at their disposal, which will arrive
here in the morning.
"A citizens committee from Green Bay
| Will reach here tomorrow at L O'clock
p. m.
delegation of forty five will be in at
tendance at the funeral from the Chicago
postoffice.
A special funeral train will convey the
party to Green Bay tomorrow, starting
from here at IL O'Clock. Business places
| in the city are draped in mourning, and
| all business will be suspended during the
afternoon of to morrow.
The Kenosha fire department and va
rious secret orders will attend the funeral
in body.
On account of the large number to be
in attendance it has been decided to hold
the services in the Unitarian church, IN
order that a many as possible may have
an opportuli to see and hear.
A commit. Of the bar Will meet the
funeral train Green Bay.
The remail will be conveyed first to the
house, where short service will be held
before proceeding to the grave. About
200 will come from Milwaukee.
GOING TO THE FUNERAL.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, March 27.-Iu the state
legislature to-day joint resolution was
adopted, providing for adjournment over
tomorrow, the day of the funeral of Post
master General Howe, at Kenosha, for the
attendance of the Legislature in body,
and for joint committee of fifteen to at
tend the cortege to Green Bay. The as
sembly concurred in this resolution. Both
houses appointed committees to draft APP
propriate resolutions. The Chicago &
Northwestern railroad has rendered a separ-
ate train from Madison to Kenosha to-mor-
row morning for the convenience OF the
governor, state officials and members of the
legislature and distinguished citizens.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The officers
and employees of the postoffice de-
partment held meeting this after
noon, at which Assistant Postmas-
ter General Elmer presided, and adopted
the following preamble and resolutions:
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The officers, clerks and other employees
of the postofice department have heard of
the sudden death at Kenosha, Wis, on Sun
day, the 25th of March, of their respected
chief, Hon. T. 0. Howe, and desiring to
testify their appreciation Of his high char
acter and their sense of loss by his death,
do resolve,
First-That the uniform courtesy, kindly
interest and consideration manifested by
| our lamented chief, in his personal and
official intercourse with his subordinates
| of every grade, endeared him as true and
symLathizing friend to all who assisted
| him in supervising and conducting the
vast and constantly increasing postal
cperaConS OF tne country.
Second-That we bear testimony to Mr..
Howe's high sense of justice and to his
clear and discriminating judgment in de-
| Gliding many difficult and complicated
questions, submitted for his consideration,
| in the daily administration Of the business
| of this department.
Third-That we esteem it privilege in
! dividually and collectively, to have been
associated with chief officer of such
marked ability and purity of character,
and while we feel that his death is in a
| peculiar sense our personal loss, we
mourn, in common with our fellow
! citizens of a great nation, the death of
one of the ablest, purest and best of
its public servants, whose long public ca
reer on the bench of his adopted state, and
in the senate of the United States, has been
distinguished by eminent ability and great
simplicity and purity of life.
| Fourth-That we sincerely sympathize
with the children and grandchildren of
| the deceased in their sudden severe be-
reavement, and tender them our heartfelt
| coincidence.
| Fifth-That copy OF these resolutions
| be suitably engrossed and be transmitted
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