Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-21

.,,,s.l seHorle.o's ea'r'
'. .,sres TO the SOLDIERS
-. cannon Boom, the Church Bells
~ Toll and the Richmond Light
Guard Salute.
...., sehoneid Addresses his VI"
ssh'' comrades.

.,,s a Feb. 9O.-At Dem
~ . large crowd gath.feu u. Wv
l Including q. n. ~ Vu,''a W..
~ ~ ioor Of the funeral ,a w.
lh. ,.d and they were allowed 70 u'ne
oishsu, ,be casket. At Newcomers
noN M the public school ohiilIsn
e-n H. Nm. "a lie tiain passed, VIII,
TO- ~ 'n.,, Nv and carrying small
A.. edged with black -, x..,.
~, tslso The train stopped NJ New,
usse Mn, Judge urnngcr nnu
i.,1p, sherman Granger, Ho'oh ,rs
,a,p. The doors OF the car III wi a ~
ss"ibe body were opened, anu ,ne -.
n ve,einns passed by, each ono
i,ilus a look at the caske' US ho
M entire trip from Pittburs 10 tllls
,,in' bas Leen Interpreted with dciii.
.,r.tlons of sorrow by NIL classes OF
,,.,nir The family OF General Shcf-
~ themselves became, ~ the Joy
t,..sd and these signs Of sorrow NUM- ',,,,
lied. more and m0rn impfcs'eu WIZ
ihe sra, love the people bore LOT .nc
stone. As the train rolled into ,he
,,aiIon Al Columbus. thc space on clsner
M VA. crowded with people anu iot
,e,,rr. Away WIS q solid mas, 'sl'.
ms,si Al nily $1,000, struggling TO get
! view os The tnin. The comrnlNs OF
tbe Ms(oy Post, q. A. H., were IN inc
,i,,lon. a comfanled by n drum corp.
senator Sherman, cX'lrcsld.nt hhyet,
GrWfal Ewing hnd Others OF the party
ai,hled froni the train aud had "a briri
al With Tho relatives about Columbus
vho came 10 the train. Quite nam.
H. az nelativrs Of the deceased general
fun Lancaster and Zanesvillo Joined
In the funeral PARTY Mt this point
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
ISpIANAioLIs, Feb. 20.-AThc min
l. iAlllpr IN torrents and high wind
y blOwiug. -. Paris was reached az
80. Flags could he seen at half mnst
o. many bulldlnga, aud the school
aBd church bells were tolling. A large
dosd. Including n company Of u. A.
r. men and one OF the sons Of Nctcr-
aus, were at the depot.
AtP.que, n small town just west OF
s.. Pars a repetition Of the scenes nj
tnc isft~- place was witnessei.
Jus, - dinner was over, Richmond,
Ind, WA reached, Govcrnor liovey
here boarded the train 10 escort the
taln 70 Indianapolis. II was the reo-
pc u Richmond who gave the train
lie gfandcst reception II received
since II left New York. over ten
thousand people were mt tho station.
A. soon NJ the OLD soldiers on the plat.
iim heard that General iscofield was
90 the trnln they called for
him. General Scoiiold came TO
The platform and In n brief
iIcech, said "rhere are thousands Of
my comrades here that know. II Is
under sad conditions that We meet.
Wehave all lot a comrado and friend.
Take good care ofyourselves, boys land
go.d.by."
When Schoiield finished speaking,
lean were rolling down tho cheeks Of
many Of the groups Of old soldiers.
when the train started the boom of
cannon was heard, church bells began
% toll and the Richmond Light Guari
mi salute. Indianapolis was reached
n 10 O'Clock.
1iiE rAi.L'nEAREits.
" LOUIS, Feb. aO.-The storm Of
AN and slsct ceased tonight, aud WAS
loilowei by n cold wind, which prom.
~ 10 gel the streets In n prescntable
way ior the funeral procession tomor.
iiees' Tho leIl'beares were selected
,hls evening, as follows: Military,
urnsfal Pope, General Beckwith, Gen.
snl a. J, smith, General Turner, Gem
"a Warnc, Brigadier.General Bar.
nktr, Commander Cotton, u. \. NJ;
ppuisns, Judge Samuel Treat, Daniel
~ Harrison; Isaac II. Sturgeon, Thorn