The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-14
" THE CAPITAL.
n.,.a,,, Of Senator Miller, of
PUNE california.
-,,,l 4goTHER BIG STRIKE.
.,,orary Injunction Wanted
4 Ie"sw w. of the TransgressOr
The Men to Resume
SENATE.

,.,--ox March 13.-The usual
noar,en;s for the accommodation
'.-5a unusual throng unon the floor of
q g Ssr,,e chamber were completed
,r this morning, but aside from the
' ',.s additional number OF chairs
.s in for the purpose, and the
'VI -, 5-opery of the chair of the de
" ..sed the hall wore its accustomed APP
.sa1gT Before IL o'clock great
'oTis had gathered about all the gal
, rU doors and awaited IN line their
. III: hall an hour later, when every
U 15Piiarv seat was taken at Cnce. AT the
55. loi 60ur the President pro tenn. en-
I'D the chamber. accompanied by the
..ITsnIain. Dr.. Huntley, and ascended to
.ba char. At the tap OF the gavel,
~. .tio senator's who were assembled IN the
Ia filed out and were conducted
wv. " saa,S mon the left of the chair. All
.ssmsined standing and every head was
boTed during the prayer. Tn: chair
DaY9nonncsd the order of the day TO be
tTo funeral ceremonies of Hon. John
: Miller late a Senator from California
Tbp central doors were now opened by
tbeusbers and the venerable doorkeeper
NJ the senate, wearing over his Shout
dpra broad white sash, walked up the
centra aisle and solemnly announced:
HHOuse OF Representatives Senators
rose at he tap of the gavel and re
manned standing until members OF the
House had been seated. Again the
doors swung open and the assemblage
arose 10 receive: supreme Court OF
he United States" who came clad in
their robes of black silk, and were
guided 10 the seats reserved TO-
hem in the front row, upon the right
Of The chair. With short intervals of
Fsitng the Diplomatic Corps" and,
President of the United States
sld his Cabinet" were in turn an
ro1nced and conducted to places re-
sryed for them. The funeral cortege
ame unaunounced, and upon is APP
pearance all upon the floor and in the
ssIeries arose and remained standing
N reverent silence, as the mournful
made its slow way down the
lentral aisle Tho cortege consisted OF |
ibe St rgeant- alarms, committees of the |
Two houses, which are 10 accompany the |
remains to their place of burial, honor
ary nall bearers, and committee of 1
the i.oyai Legion. The casket almost |
concealed by floral designs, was borne |
BE- eight capitol policemen, and placed |
upon the forms prepared to receive it in
the centre of the chamber. The widow,
daughter and near friends of the de-
deceased we're escorted to their
places IN front, and to the right of
the chair. On the conclusion of
The religious services the President pro
Mp0Tc OF the Senate said: 1.-The
elate has consigned to an officer of
bis body and a committee of its men,
aE the custody of the mortal remains
GGur hOnOrcd friend and brother, to
conduct them to his western home, and
lesTe them with the friends who have
loved and hOnored him, to pay the last
tribute OF respect to his n emory. The
Senate as a body will also attend to'the
station.
The senate then adjourned and the
procession having been formed as pre-
arranged moved to the music CT a |
Dlrge' by the Marine band out |
through the rotunda and to the depot.
The procession was a long one, and
vas composed of Senators, Representa-
ives and citizens, all on foot. At the
epot the remains were placed in a
peeial car set apart to bear them to
'aHtornia, and left in charge OF guard
1 the Loyal Legion. Att o'clock the
uard was withdrawn, and at ten min
ties later the train, containing the re-
lains, the family of the deceased and |
be Congressional committee started on |
s long journey to the Pacific coast.