Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-10-26

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Tic afJmgement- OF the Council
Chamber by the ladies' was not COM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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holtn so mat the removal OF INC re-,
mains fromuthe sfhbuse on Missouri
street was tlelavedlnearlvI two bours
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tlreg gnight petrol iorce, numbering W
imeno headed py the ponce commission.
orr IN carriages ana under command
oilheut' lolJWyeer, marched from heapi
quarters t9 the, ,house, where Y large
crowd haa gatpered 70 catch o glimpse
OF me easset ;ist as ~ was conveyed 70 NE
f,Sr, fran. ~ ~ pol''o ,Vi,',u = nt,e ~ ",
awnited tie, appearance Of The casket
Meanwhile in the house ,of deatka
fearful scene, was enacting, II was the
parting Of the, Young widow With the
remains, their removal from tie loved
precincts of home 10 the pnblic Coi,n-
ell Chamber Of the city. Those in
attendance bowed their heads and
iwept with sympathy for the little
woman whose cries were SO full of pain
and grief Before 1.-the { lid was
lplneed 1oyer atheoi features ofg the
dead forever Q she 3. was led to the
I casket land byqforco restrained from
throwinpi herself on .theipcold formr
Them after A iewi moments Of porox.-
vsmat grief she was tenlerly conducted
to another apartment.o ~ .f,af.f yaa
|. fEieht'stopt policemen with euncoy-!
cred 7headsitlieni raised the, caskct with
its contents of CLAW and deposited IL in
the funeral eoacll .slowlv the. march
WIS taken upJ and with measured tread
the officers followed he5lremains iof
their beloye,iaconlinandrr. and at 1880
O'Clock the CITY Hall was ,rcachedf.und
the icasket plncedi on its pedestal in the
decorated Chamber, 4l~i1lI7 irlTrSTli,TS
aai ir,,,. ,,s,,4bv ,,,nysd "A nos
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dne oouncll thainp per, qhdsr the
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beaut;f,l Irs trapssinrpnat;dn h % anI no ,gnr ,re
a apsautiit'i tr'iisiofIiiNivii, anu no tiorf p
l..if11ng l.f1aggs p plaGse G !or the fena,ns m OF ne
conld he fonnd miss Il he = h,ttie.
ifield. ,rhe CARPET, has been covered
with white canvas, while the room itself
has been completely changed into
mourning chamber. Eyerywhere can
be seen the graceful INTERVIEWING OF the
Red, White and Blue with black. the
sonibar emblem Of death, giving the
National flaps and colors can he seen
i'm all directions. At the Adams street
entrance are two stacks OF guns. one on
either side. Passing between these and
two flags at the gate the catafalaue is
reached. On ii lies the handsome cas-
lct containing all that is mortal OF
Gen. Steedman. The casket has
French bcryl finish, rich and hand
some, and gold trimmings. There are
eight silver bar handles, three on each
side and one, on the end, which are
brnamented. with silver fassels. Its
interior is ELEGANTLY lined throuphout
with fine satin. 4 silver plate bears
the following inscription: '1i's 8
arTrp.I ~ H't7se -
4geJN MES r STEEDaIAN neil
s''''.''r'''So nIr5n' ~, VT s'.ti1g'
| n','h hrTl Oci,nolb,er II iss., otisi ~ i'u3I
y ge,l dlgig n; wssN yesys montbs o1idoys .
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ne lpoey.ls uressea ~ the luiliin7
form Oh 4 MAJOR general, and on the
risskeu isaI. ,ls nes me sWora WIN when ne 80
oiteii lm ,iea tpiS, army loi yiclory. pyer
ilii :ue tilh lcoiois " lls, .ola ourIeen.h'
tii, eI,1 li1'iiiiIiateI% %i.hess of ms greMness
ia''eh, sorh aIlu cIa..erea " s.anqs, NJ
lnelheh,o ol the past. pn Ine easket Pc
sue Inc sWorI is peautllut sickle
OF Gu. mowers whhe stana at tne SIDE
~ iaden VIII u h.tmoer Oh 5eautiipl
liorai pterllss-l, on ei!her sac oI tne
ealilal9ue .il s zis.a s'aiia OF arms "a, ana ON
the !isht sue rs q, stana,a oI., 'iel regi-
ihe,'ls u eolVrsa ~ when passed tlrougl1
tnat ~, nght,.a Ghl.s'ihaug'. i,at the hsau
Oh INC ,sisNct rs y 4 pahtA Oh ltlNuriaht
tropical plants vines and nowers and
above a,' ~ liiel,i ah equestrian portrait Oh
zen. p'eepiie.ii, ny .ne. lseiepralqu ar
tist VINO 3 p'lhte'llIhe We'll. kn9Wn PIC
ture oi iiooker ON i'pokout Mountain'
Move 'ilft picture hanes t%o s'.Ders'
crossed 9n!elthef siae mu1ea arnm'
anova,a ,'.oa1 u3enA pagle, anu an sur
.roundea pSai the biNatlonai coiors'
Near tln.,i caSket stands tile ME-