The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES OF JOHN
HOWARD PAYNE
The Remains of the Author Of
Home. Sweet Home Con
signed to the Soil OF His
Native Land
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I'M LAST IMPOSING CEREMONIES,
nm LAST IMPOSING crnmoNrr,

nm LAST IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
WA-mNaro~. Juno %. Ancr thirty
years bu nal iu tine land uf hi- exile, the
remains ut the author of "liumc. sweet
Home, were to-day land ut rest o. the
soul of his native lamb Mithtu solemn
strains uf IN crul dlrgc- and the mcn-.
urcd freud of martial columns, and
among the dIstuguishcl following were
mon rrpruspu ing all the honorable
walks ut lie. The funeral procession uf
john Howard Payne passed. through the
streets ot the n tiuuW capital to- thpir
silent resting place. Washington was
represented 10y the chief executive, and
his counsel NJ ,ouat TIA iouL uiyI-vrs,
the Ouitol States judiciary, mcmbrt- NJ
both houses ut cougr ss, and representa-.
tves NJ he navy. The array NJ promi-
ucut government oilicllS, NJ roprcscutH-
ives NJ foreign powers, hr presence uf
the military aud the thruuEs at Citl
acus, give the demonstrate 4, % ma
.iuun character The urncrs-Iuu
lormcl at the Gallery OF Nrt where the
military and civilians 10 gan e. Gather
some time before the appointed hour, {
u'Douk. THE remains were enclosed 90 %
handsome cu-hDt uui W,r. pi seed lu %
hcusr especially uutt tor th OCCASION.
the latter square finished vehicle. with
plate glass WALL, summon ted hy .lN uru-.
and drawn by whltrlul- s.. IA" pruDc..
sion moved iu the tnltNiug column ul
march, via Htuu-Nhu Ia avenue 60 the
cemetery; Regular troop, under com
maud OF Major General Ayers. city mill
tury organizations. High school cadets.
battalion ut ilc 0yruuI artillery. otNy.u-
, ting clergy, pail bearer, htHr-c bearing
the remains, about Guy ear.
rags containing friends OF nlynr
the orator VI the div. the pn of the
day, president NJ the lltui SHtos,
mrmhrrs NJ tine cabinet, chief Justice
and associate Justices OF the supreme
court Of the United Sutcr, rhpr Iu-uco
ussorutc Justices ot tine Wprm
court Of the District M
Columbia and many other
distinguished urrauus. An uloug
the whole course of the route ppu.
pie gathered 10 witness, the splendid
IN oml pageant The walks were
througcl and windows filled with cugrr
spectators In the procession were ltov.
L,qucr and wife, or Bedford station,
New York. the hitter bumg mrcc ct
PAYNE. Mr. q. y nayur Of BruuAlyu,
who d, accompanied b Gabriel llnrrlH,
am ntlmptr n emf aud rruthcr at his
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n,,tn trinrJ NL brSl,. pu.I..u ni
Frankfort. kruucky Il tore tine prprr. -
sion hld reached Ouk II u. rhc huld.rs OF
tickets had begun tn arrive wd take their
positions un the platform Wh ch IA II been
bail around 'hCWpuumuul. The Shllt, IT
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I,srn .,Ii.I,,,.,,. ,,r.,f.ft, AZ t,.t s,,,,,r,.
mo h,iohl ni monument is tnrtt.,n i,rr
and ia rrurrn I,aru B. Enmu,.
of uurr, classic typc. TIE
in.rriptIDu- nnl DESIGNS Ou lht shaft ur,
supple. "Ou the front i+ the following
mi.l bat sutlri nj inscriptions "Junu
T.. Howard Payne, author OF Home Sweet
Home hu,uJun" %, I1r2 ijDd Npril No.
l~'2. o. the b'rh Us thr srrt"u,
winch Na- "u the l"m',-i"nr l'.l mhrh-
eel his grave Us runs u i- "' 10" "-
o., urr. whom u,, gentle -uur1.l
Z" r""I "' nn'N IN" a." r1"m'
WI nl,. on T., I'','.m'' H. ~, ii'l o.,
Ihr monument Wn7 sI''nu'r' 100 Ho"dS
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marin, bpnr. and nn the other .rdr w,,- ,
nr,r nj tlorm wncrc the General publ
were accommodated rh.rc Hcro so ~
prevailed Tor about lIUo. The front CD
lhr spcIkcis platform WA royrrod NiDl
cvcrgIcrus and lOVois. while tuld- Of th
uItonul and ruu ian cplor- appeared oi
either side. When the prucr- non ache,
We cemetery the roiltn Wa carried h'
W pau n'. 'l'I l" '',r -.,'