Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-20
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neral train bearing the remaIns of Gen
 ersl Hancock made the journey from
 Jersey City 10 this place without any ac-
 cident. All Clong the route the people,
 men, women sad children, were out to
 see the Yussage of the b!ack-rObed cars,
 thus testitying iheIr respect and honor
 for tue brave defeu lor ut IEe Union.
 At Philadelphia cOmU4tss es represent
 iny the Loyal Les iOa and citizens await
 cd the tram. Among the distinguished
 PenCsyivauians here gathered WeTr Gov
 erroE Pattisou anu Cx Governor Hoyt.
 The train reached NugrisiUwn at 2:iO
 D. n. The procession then formed,
 consisting oi pal. Dearers, town council,
 Hancuck Veterans Of Philadelphia, Took
 Pcs. UI .Lg Grand Array li the Repu5-
 .lC, Mas.L.c JEEa.l i-a;iols aud citizens.
 The procession filed through tEe InEIn
 street which was crowded yItE people to
 the edge uf thc tCicb Un tae bill over looking the city. Several tLoasEncs ot
 people had gathered at that po'ut aud
 ZOlk Pos. formed R cpEdon around the
 tomb to keep the crowd back. 1Ae
 LeaTse at length reached She place of sepulture and Took Post and part of the
 Fifth Artillery lifted the heavy cgskei
 and with eight on a siIe. with relieves at
 hand, slowly led the way around the
 bend of the Generals last joaruey. The
 bearers had alIghied and formed m lines
 on each side the remains. Secretary of
 State Bayard walked at the head Of the coffin and half Oi hIs colleagues followed,
 while General Sherman led B tile on the opposite side with Secretary of War
 EndicOtt next tO him. General Sheri- dan was next behind Mir. Bayard.
 There was no pause at the entrance Of
 the tomb, the regulars carrying the casket directly inside when they placed It ln the niche that was waiting.
 As the body passed through the gate
 way of the tomb the first oi three salvOs was fired by the light infantry from
 Fort Hamilton. Then there came for
 ward messenger from the widow. He bore two wreaths of white mRrguerites.
 Upon one in purple ImmOrlelles was the word "Daughter," and the other bore the word Husband" The upper right hand niche was opened and upon tine c.sket ot the Generals daughter Ida was placed one of these tokens from the widow while the other was placed upon the Generals caske.. Marble blocks were then set ID position and sealed. As the regulars withdrew from the sepulcber the bugler came out from the ranks and standing upon a gentle rise sounded "taps"
 General Hancock's bearers re-entered their carriages; the gates Of the tomb was fastened; the thousands melted away through snow, wei paths and down hillsides to town and the last rites were ended.
 MIDDLEToS, \. Y, Feb. l3-The night express which left OswegO last night on the Ontario < Western railroad, ran into a washOut about mile west of Liberty at six o'clock this morning. The engine, express car, baggage car and day coach were thrown from the track. Geo. st. John, the engineer, and the fireman, 4 l.. Lewes, were killed, and tE-ee pas sengers were seriously hurt.
 NEW YORK. Feb. l3-The Times edi- toriaily speaking of Crooks expected l with Geronimo says: It is l said be will adopt more stringent meas. | ures than ever to keep them on the res- eryatiOn, and be thinks that by means | Jt these measures he c8n "pre- vent Bn outbreak next spring Can IL | be that those butchers, who have since | May last slain from one hundred and | iity, tO two hundred settlers in cold | blood, are to be placed once more on | he reservation and allowed to roam on t as they did before? We hope not; they should be punished by Imprison- neut at least. IL should De made in. possible Tor them t0 repeat their bloody work.
 CIsCISSATI, Feb. l3. John B. Man lix. n lawyer. and until late,y Essigua )f the estate of Archbishop Purcell, de- ceased, was arrested this afternoon on @ warrant sworn to by Peter DSyer, cred tor uf the Archbishop, n which charces gre made Ot embeZziIng S3J0,UUO Of the state and preJury in making false state nents ID the probate cour; in connect on with hIs reports. NIT. ManDix Was akeu before a magistrate who required iaIl iu the sum of SllO0J0, and this not ,sing furnished the prisoner was lodged D .Ec county Jail.
 BCsTOE, Feb. lG.-The rainfall in thIs action Is almost unprecedented. In ! hls city the fall has been nearly SIX nches ln two days, equal to the average all ID two months. 4 vast amount of minor damage has been done Tn many arts of New England, and especially O roads aud bridges, causing irksOme elsys to travel. A section of the city Overiuy nearly a square mile was over owed, flooding the bssemcnts of all the welliugs and stores, driving the resi- ents IatO the upper stories, and caus- lg the loss of $lJ0.OO0. Several hun red families are affected, and several ' actorles at TicktOn aud the outlying ,nds are flooded.
 UTICA, Feb. 13-The funeral of ex- iOvernor Seymour will take place from : .rinlty church at two. p. m,, Tuesdsy resident Cleveland telegraphed as fol. , ,ws:
 "WAsHISGToN. Feb. 13-I wish tn, z ref of the people who mourn the citi- ( sn ot national fame and the Christian c entleman of purest example might ] ghten the sad bereavement and as- s lage the sacred sorrow of his stricken , fife. GROVER CLEVELAND. SAN FRASCIsco, Feb. I3.-CIements , arcia, who stabbed his cousin Leon i staro Diaz, on the llth of August last, ld who was convicted uf murder in the , 1N AN "nT ENAANLNtl AO | H ent for life at San Quentin by Judge ' oohey to-day. SAS FRANCISCO, Feb. l3-The Exam h CTS Washington special says: 4 prl- v lie dispatch received here to-nigh; | i ates that Hon. Henry Wstterson. ed i. pr of the Louisville CoGrier-JOurnai, i, is been unconscious all day. His h lends have little hope of his recovery. n ST. GEORGE, Ont, Feb. 3l.-Cum. lugs Hotel burned here this morning. r So inmates. N.N. Case, of Bridge, Ont. ', d Joseph Armstrong. of Brantford. | lt, perished in ihe flames. Other- '. rely escaped by jumping frop win T, TVS. | PoETLAND, Or. Feb. lJ-Ths anti linese congress met here to-day, with f, G. Griffin temporary chairman, and i, 20. w. Lawson secretary. About l7O c. legstes were present, including rep :, sentatives from Astoria, Oregon City. nj lem, Tacoma, Seattle and other points ,r Washington Territory. John Myers r
 Clackamas county was chosen per anent president. Resolutions were !, opted appeGlin: tO Congress to pass fs law abrOgatlng all treaties with China. le principal resolution calls upon the n, .lZens of every locality tO nearaahlv -