The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-09
(. Military escort under command of

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appointed Chief Marshal.
The family Of the deceased having
committed to The State officers the mat |
ter of making all arrangements for the
funeral the following honorary Dali.
bearers were appointed
Hon. 7. J. JARVIS.
Hon NJ W. RANSOM.
G. NJ. BUSBEE. ESQ.
Hon. T. S. KEENAN,.
HON E. g. READE.
| Hon. a. S. SEYMOUR.
Hon. KEMP P BATTLE.
| Hon. T. T. JERNIGAN,
| Col A. B ANDREWS,
| Hon. J. g MCRAE,
DR. JAS MCKEE,
BENZ. T. PARR, ESQ,
1t was announced that the hour of $50
O'Clock this afternoon at the 1st Presby-
terlan church Of this city had been selec.
ted for the funeral, Rev. j. S. Watkins,
u. d., pastor, to officiate
La the afternoon of yesterday Gov T.
NJ. Holt, his Council and Attorney
General met in the Office of Secretary of
State and arrangements as heretofore
announced were perfected and ordered
to be published.
TeIegrams of Coincidence.
From all over the county telegrams
were received yesterday evening convey
ing the sympathy of heart stricken
State to the family of the deceased Gov
erGor They were from the Governor
| of different Southern States aud may yors
Of North Carolina cities and towns.
To Be Present To-day.
One OF the largest crowds that ever
attended funeral in Raleigh will be
present to day. Among the visitors
from all over the State who will arrive
| carly in the morning are the following
t snilitary officers: Brigadier General
r ". Cotton, of the First Regiment, In-
| spector General Smith, Colouei Benehan
i Cameron, Coils. ". II. Williams, J. S.
( Cunningham and T. w. Strange; Maj,
I Samuel II. Smith, Capt. ". E. Schenck
u and others. Several companies Of the
e State Glard are expected, as are also
many other prominent Southernars.
Private Secretary Telfair arrived from
Baltimore this morning and went i'm
3 mediatuy to the Capital
It was one Of the saddast days in the
!, States history, and to-day we shall LAY
;. to rest that beloved tenant Of thi
earthly house OF clay, the late Governo
: Of our great and matchless State.
2 Distinguished Visitors Here.
h People from all over the State ar
cyoEding iuto the city and it is NOR
"a than probable that there will be one OF to
- greatest crowds ever seen in Raleigh b.
N noon to-day. On the noon train yester
I day, accompanying Gov. Holt, was 4 ia
a. tant General JAS. D Glenn, who will q
n Marshal of the procession. Gov. Thos
=. J. Jarvis arrived at 4 :35 p. m. and view
ed the remains at 7:30
The City in Mourning.
Governor Fowle had lived ia Raleig
10 for nearly forty years, and notwithstanG
10 ing the city mourns the death Of an hoI
q est Governor, it also grieves over th
sudden departure Of highly esteeme
S. and public spirited citizen. Out of r.
90 spect to his memory, the following store
TO and Institutions are draped in appropr
=. ate mourning:
a State Capitol.
= Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution.
W. North Carolina Hospital.
Supreme Court Building.
o., Agricultural Building
h. Wake County Court House.
no Yarboro House.
TO- Capital Club.
10 City Hall and Market.
cv Briggs Hard ware Go.
~ r Ferrall & Co.
ba Julius Lewis & Co.
-. J. O. S. Lumsden.
in Sumner & Watts.
Geo n. Walters,
cx. Evening Visitor.
10 D. T. Swindell.
on VIM. Woolcott.
ID. Jno y. McRae.
A. G.. Rhodes & 90.
Postal Telegraph Co.
W. G. Separk.
STATE CHRONICLE Building.
La La Whiting Bros.
lne W. H. & r. 8. Tucker & Co.
40 10 Wharton's Art Gallery.
.1 Robt Simpson.
Ia. nai David Rosenthal.
n.y. Alfred Williams & Co.
Southern Express Company.
GrausmAn & Rosenthal.
Gu Heller Bros.
ex- W. H. Hughes.
hat News & Observer.
ar S. Schwartz.
:, Raleigh National Bank.
reo Norris Dry Goods Co.
the Cross & Linehan
'iu- Eberhardt & Pescud.
the Masonic Hall.
In |. O. 0. F. Hall.
, or W. @. & A. B. Stronach.
1t S. & D. Berwanger.
Ices Citizens Bank.
Shy A number of others will be draped
80 day, and by the hour Of the funeral +
ettevile Street will indeed be wrapt
pro- somber mourning garb.
Da-
sted Blanton For Mayor.
.rri- -
n to Especial to the Chronicle.]
path AsHEvILLE, N. O., April 0.-Clo
&c election ever experienced. Eli
and hundred Democratic votes po
e of Blanton nominated with over t
hundred majority. Elects also two
enn. | of three Aldermen. Everything q