The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03

NblllnH nNNlll ~ W HN ulNhlll llAhllhNNht
ilingng 10 the last to the clay 80 soon 10 DO
hidden forever from her view, anu, im'
pressed with the placid and llfelike appear
lnce Of the dead, she desired 10 preserve this
asst scene, and NJ late as IL was she sent for
1 photographer TO take a picture Of the
,asiet,
Before he arrived delegations from dis.
ant cities began 20 come, and we're admit
ed 10 pass through aud view the romans
while the photographer was engaged AT his
work.
II was II o'clock when tho caslIet was re-
placed aud the stream Of visitors again
passed by and out through tho side door,
Shortly after this tho pallbonrers arrived,
Tho draped hearse and tho carriages for tho
Iamily and friends were mnrshalled before
Me door and the preparations were made Tor
lhe final removal Of tho body, This waa
ion0 without further leayo.taRing, The po'
Ice aud military kept the curious, but al
ways respectful mass Of people out OF tho
way aud tho little cnylcnde moved quietly
With Ia escort through dons'ly lined streets
10 the Cathedral OF ~ PAIL The caskot
was bon' into th, church at l9ll O'clock,
Tho vast congregation having already boon
seated wlth lhH exception Of tho hmm dlato
relatives onl tho church yastrY
Officiating clergy, four Ia Bishop
knlcboruocEor Of this diocese, Rev Dr.
SrIngl'llow, ot Montgomery, Ao, tho llrst
rcctor Of 3d. Pouf, nnd mdor who's, mOuls-
Foton Nr lloudrJcks iuInal tho church
Row Dr. Fulton, of 49, Louis, q former rec,
Of 49, Paulh, aud Rov Dr. jauchnl, tho
present, In thulr robes Of office, mot tho ro-
mains At the entrance Of the cathedral on
Illinois slrcot, preceded by guard Of lndi-
annapolis light Infantry, tho body was borne
up the central aisle
The clorgymHn aud members Of tho yoltry
going In advance, Bishop KlIokorbockor
voiced the opening sentence Of tho burial
service, "l am the resurrection and tho
lifon followed by the Rev, Stringfollow aud
Dr. Fulton In their recitation Of tho other
verses used for the dead, until tho cassot
had been carried and placed outside tho
ch0ncol The great audience stood whilO
tho impressive seen, was enacted Follow
Ing the bier came tho widow leaning on tho
arm Of Mr. Morgan, followed by tho othor
relatives, all In doep mourning,
Thirteen pows 10 right Of tho central aisle
were reserved for vac family whllo tho yos
try aud mcmboN II local committees occu.
| pi0l pews In tho front 10 tho loft Tho pow
occupied by tho dead vice president In his
| lifetime was thN t1nth from the front 10 the
left 10 tho m dde aisle when facing the
lltor II was distinguished by its complete
development In black cloth and tho fact that
II was unocoupOd,
| INhau IA. puab.t had kaau .ia,.l Ia, lgauV
Of tho chOnccl rail tho choir sang tho an-
them "Lord, LOT Mo Know My End,n Tho
lesson for the doad was road by Roy, Dr.
Ionckcs This was followed by the singing
Of tho hymn, Loud Heavenly Lightn by
tho choir, tho audience joining Roy, Dr.
Jonckos, speaking from tho loctorn, dolly.
,red tho funeral address
Whom tho speaker had concluded Mrs.
Doner of Chicago, sang "R9ck ot Ages, " tho
bishop closing with prayers and bonelic'
lion,
Tho cNsStt was then lifted and borno from
the church, the audience remaining seated.
During the progroW Of the funeral column
| from tho house 10 tho church thpro was
slight dr.t OF ale0t In the air. which oontn-
lod throughout tho services In tho oathO-
lral.
Tho bells Of tho churches began 10 ring
whom tho romans were takon from the house
aud continued thor pealing during tho ritos,
aud while tho procession was on ts long
march TO Crown Hin cemetery ThOro was
very littlo d0lay In tho movement Of the
column whom once the people, who had com.
posed tho church audience, had boon as
signed their carriag0a It's formation had
boon completed during tho progress Of scr.
yicos In tho cathedral,
Tho column was proceeded by mounted
police escort who were followed by tho Col
umbus barracks band and tho Richardson
1ouayos, who Immediately proceeded tho
hoarsc Tho lattcr was drawn by six black
horses wearing tho black paraphOrn0lia
worn by tho animals attached 10 tho funeral
car which bore tho romains Of Gen. Grant
10 tho grayo. On other side Of tho hoarsO
was guard Of tho Indianapolis light infan.
try carrying thoir guns In tho position OF
''rcyorso armsh immediately In the roar OF
tho honrBo wore tho Rico guards aud Stroight
rillos, both loccl military companies
Tho funeral eur occupied u central posi-
tIon In the second OF the four grand dyi-
sIoua Tho Grst division was In line roOdy
for the forward movement whom tho ouskot
was carried from the church II was com.
posed Of state military companies march.
ing independently, all officer, dIsmountod,
The BuJchs zouavcs,of st. Louis, was tho
only company appearing In the limo from
outside the state,
The column took up ita line Of march nj
l2is p, m,, but its progress wns rclnrlod In
tho business district owing 10 the blocNal'
| Ing crowds which outnumborod the moving
| column, 10 proceeded slowly through tho
groat mnssos Of people on Washington
Blroot, The military organizations Httrmpt.
Ing 90 march with company 'front.' but rc'
poatodly compollol 10 break into columns Of
four and moro by the flank The carriages
we're driven throo abrenst Tho movement
was slow Tho bands playing dirgos, mok'
| Ing the progress NJ times, almost imporcopti.
ble, until the column merged upon Meridian
street. broad aud very handsome avenue,
leading TO tho entrance 10 tho Crown Hill
cemetery,
The cortogo moved on by tho handsome
houses Of tho wealthy whose windows woro
filled with great throngs standing respect
fully, The broad thoroughrOro stretched
out into tho country beyond the limits Of
| tho city and when tho head Of tho column
camo within sight Of the cemetery, q mile
distant, tho indianapolis light artillery DO.
gan TO Hire minute guns which was continued
until tho hoaso reached the grave,
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show nils Of tho "Dovli's Auction"
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