The Press., 1889-04-04
THE LATE HON. JOHN BRIGHT.

John Bright in the house of lords, said i: ssHe had special qualities for which he will be admired and noted in history. He was the greatest master of English oratory in the present generation, the eloquence of his style giving fitting expression to his burning, noble thoughts. He possessed a singular rectitude of character. He was inspired by pure patriotism from the be- ginning of his career to its close.
 The Pall Mall Gazette formulates the general feeling in urging funeral in West minister Abbey for John Bright, says a London correspondent of the New York Evening Post. ssHis inclusion" says the Gazette, Sic necessary to complete English history as it is written in it's monuments. But his family will probably decline it. The people recall his reference, when fiji st invited to join the cabinet, to the story of the Summarize woman who answered, I wish to dwell among mine own people. It is known that he left instructions for a private burial, without wreaths or any os- tentation, in the graveyard of the Friends meeting house at Rochdale, where his father, mother, wife,. sisters and brothers already rest. Unless his wishes are over- ruled, the burial will take place there. The London Daily News says: "We
 
 shot the arrow of eloquence higher. We could have wished that he had to the end abided with his own people, but we do not blame him for any part of his great career. The civilized world laments his death.
 Too PREv1ous.-ssMr. Barker, do you think we will go to the sea or mountains next summer?" asked the 'power behind the throne," as the family sat about the evening lamp.
 "Mrs. B." answered her husband, "I have not paid the bill for the Christmas present you gave me yet" and dull si- lence reigned. --Tbe Epoch.
 A class in journalism is about to beor- ganized in the university of Minnesota, and it is reported that the professor is making arrangements to have the best productions of her pupils published in the Minneapolis papers, The fact should be noted, however, that this report emanates from the ''The St. Paul Pioneer Press.''
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