Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-07
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"A vast SoNc0uFN@ OF sttlxens xs,
siss sad Ceremanses. ~''Asss +
ALBANY, n Y, Dee. 27.-p...
Cleveland and all the memA.,. s'''s'
cabinet except Whitney and n p
arrived In Albany at 8 O'Clock ,hI.
ing, aud were driven TO Governo, ,,als
residence, where they breakfassaA ~
1880 the distinguished guests 49, a
ceiyed at the residence Of Maub,ns y
where the exseeretary died. subs,as.ss
private funeral services for the famlIv
hell just before the public seryiee, !, ~ =
Paurs church.
Soon after the death Of Mr.. Mann,,.
announced Saturday, Mayor us.,
issued proclamation to the eiti,..
Albany lie requested that tlsv \
their places Of business aud eeas.
their usual employments during the ,,,.,
services which occur at 2 D. m M
from St. Paul's Episcopal ehurc1
which Mr.. Manning was a m.nA
Flags were hung at half ~
aud Sunday prayers for
family were offered in all the cha,,,.
the city. President Cleveland ~,
noon sent a message 10 sIs. Mannip, Il
Ing for the privilege OF making brI@s \. ~
accompanied by the cabinet oeiee,. 9.
Governor Hin, before the private mi "
lie funeral ceremonies, and at l9a, !,
party visited the house aud viewed Il.
mains Of their former friend and ass.;,.
All day long. until the hour Vi liz lass..
trains brought large delegations from ~,
point OF the state, and il 3 dopsss
whether the city ever had such 4 eonoas.-
Of prominent people within lis eats i
etpt on the day OF the celebtatsoo. n.
bOiy 81 the dead statesman, enelossa /.
BLACK, elotl'coyered easksl, was 10 ths 4
lor OF tho residence Of his son. JanssE
Manning AZ the foot Of the caskst -
pFonIsion Of eamelias and white rossa. d,
silStr plate bore this Inscription:
Born August l.. 1854.
"bAsiEL MASAlSH,
"Died leeembeF q, lss7a +
From 0 until IL O'Clock The uere,s
tsirnls Of Mr.. Mauning weTe pefm.tl,i
/ ;oJk uton the face 8f the dead. O. 4
| came from all stations in lie, ara ~
I whuae NANTES are motel WED wsss tss,
/ whose tot Is humble ia the lasi efbs.sss
/ Of respect 10 the departed,
/ shortly after halt past one, the Rev. L
Reese offered prayer IN tbs honss. ea!g Z,
I memhers Of the house being present n
/ sd leave taken Of the fond hHsbsF4 AZ
/ devoted father hal is traFiai ealias ~
/ III wAs closed aud thc oosiiu an bgas
I the iearss By six slalHagt iogumiel II 4
| mechanical department IL the Afgs :
| adjustment. The pail hssfsn ssss I
iOl.ows Charles J. Canda, 81 Nsw Y@s
/ - dney Webster. OF NeW IA
I l'uitel States senator ti8Fns4a. \
/ Maf, land &. y. Jordan, u Nea fa6
| Congressman 4. =. Randall. u pAaaS
/ pa Manton Marble, Jude Rasa
I lrgkham simon VI. R1nradsle, Ersaa
[ Gaming; John II Van Anlsup; sassa
stor l:nsro1 Cooking. aad rasha 4
( Pratt.
4 The funeral pForr4ioa tack n VI
Z doan tbs street 10 "a Fanls easnh i
7 tho b1sk tci5w. A good pogtlsa u "A
I chasch Nsls held la reserve "a ~ as
tic pAli bearers, representatives " 9z4s
/ cations and uinrra Tho CAsataa
gFysus Wysr still IN their p'arss Afa
/ lac, atia ~ u Goaaed's march wrs On
lalcti tic epstrSr fcsehfd toe rhsgA ni
/ lhs cug,in Was bogna ff0m shs hesfa AZ
iakel taiD Ills rislcr As sAs sesn&a
( al4flhesl % the aisle ~. i,fss assE
| fvsd ~ yhe bnfial scEvlcs. hsgssslg
Z II am tile Fraarreti0n and ~ ~
/ The rghsa Nas PLACED ops "A
4 her, which Nas covered With srsfrgua
aad lloar,s, aud tbs hsafefs, lsgafssn nj
lbasu thas falHswed took their Fltp
| The peWs arranged t1f them.
\ Among the pfnmtnsns People FsSai
( wrgr ihr following Tbs presided ss4 -
I inst. thu governor and state oaatsa, =
\ directors " ihs Western nsi.oaal, ~
Yotk and Albaay commercial tanss y
/ mAyur ard aitg officials, frptreasis'a
! l,un the lrgas. and delegates isus FAns
4 organizations aud personal fr'saat - ~
/ no HtrrN
Anrr Dr. ileN-r isd Rad ,he ugtsl asus
Z from ~ IAui 10 tho CpanthtaRt ~ y
\ them, ~ beard a vDicc ifnm stsl'a
I was rendered. FrayrY ~ Hs,Amg leaaa
I werr followed hy mote singing. asa = ~
/ bishop pronounced the Wgyd' d ~ lsas
l dlrit0n tho choir sung 'AslseP y lsa'e
I The raskrt was again taken 70 ~ ~
and then 70 thu cemetery being ageas.
by many carriages. The bell % ~ w
hall WA tnllsd during tho entire tsas y 4.
eSrfctsss lasted. and added greatly y y
snlrmuiiy o. the ocrasiuu.
~ ihr mortuAfy chapel ihe cor -.
WA read by the Rev pF Reese, so v
rCmaius at once conveyed 70 sas -
/ without further ceremony, whsre tafi
fest until spriug. whSn they will Y ia''i'ss
| in tha family lot The ptssiasai ~
party lon Tor Washington Ut 80 ~ s's2
I inc.