The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-10

Mrs. L s. Kenan; anchor and wreath
from Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Haywood; st@1
from Mr. Vim. Grimes; wreath and cres-
cent from DR.. and Mrs. Fab. Haywood
and Mr.. ard MIS-. T. B. Daucy; crogn
from Mrs. Van Moore; wreath from
Maj. and Mrs. Tucker; star from Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Il. Snow; wreath from
Mrs. James Boylsn; an anchor from
AIRS jos. Ferrali. OF course these aIe
not all the foWers sent There were
many more and beautiful ones, but
these were all the names Of donors we
could gather in the hurry OF reporting.
A Great Procession.
| The Oldest citizens had never before
seen funeral procession Of such mag
| nitude in Raleigh. 1t was an imposing
| yet sorroWful sight. The hearse tastily
drapea and horses in their mourning
dress, the low rattle of sixteen muffi I'd
drums, the steady tread Of near three
hundred soldiers, each with mourning
badge, banners and flags Graped in
black, buildings wrapt in their dark
dress aud the whole scene scene Cf sor-
row what could hold back the tears that
forced themselves in many ali eye.
From the me the cortege left the
church to the time when it approached
the gate Of Oakwood Cemetery exactly
one half hour elapsed. The process ion
was over mile in length.
The Greatest Funeral Held in Raleigh.
It is estimated that fully ten THOUSAND
people viewed and took part in this, the
sa3dest occasion that has yet taken place
in Raleigh. Old citizens say that on
the death Of no distinguished son has
North Carolina done greater honor than
she did TO the lamented Daniel G. FoWle.
Goldsboro Delegation.
Goldsboro sent large delegation tc
the funeral. Among them the CHRON
ICLE Was glad to see Dr.. Geo. l. Kirby
Director Of n. G. Insane Asylum; Gen
". G. Lewis, Chief Engineer of State
Guard; Chas. Dewey, and ArnolC
Borden, Directors A, & n. G. railroad
JOS E, Robinson, Director A. & n
G. railroad AID State Proxy; Rev. B. r
Hall. pastor s.. Paul II. Z. church ane
Chaplain Gol'sh2ro Riffs; Capt. a. J
Galloway, Soliciting Agent of the At
lantic Coast Lire; Il L Lee, City Alder
man; Dr. g. Il. Fl. Cobb, &. ?
fc', Or. Kirby 4. Smith; T. E
kornegay, Director n 9. railroad; I
H. Castex, Director Eastern Insane Asy
Ium; Henry Lee, Esq [. W. Dewey
the newly elected cashier Of the Ne
Berne Bank and Others
Kinston trJngiy Represented.
Kin8ton sent delegation Of thirty
eight, among whom the CHRoNICL
was glad to see Messrs. J. ". Grange
jas. Parrott, a. T. Hill, John Myiett,
DR. 9. B. Woodley, JAS. Mcdaniel, J. {
Jackson, J. T Mewborne, B F. Nun, !
e. Harvey. W. Herbert. ". F. Stanly, J
5 F.Cox, " A.LaRoque, T. n. LaRoque,
Etinger, G. E. Kornegay, S. Il. Abbot
r, j. B. Coyington, Il. Cunningir.
Durham's Delegation.
Among Durham's delegation t
n CHRONICLE was glad to see Mayor Angie
- Fl. A. Reams, Sheriff T. D. Markhar
"A Capt j. s. Lockhart, G. F. Reams, ,!R. I
Rogers, W. II. Wood aud Messra. II
liams and Gattis.
Wake Forests Delegation.
Wake Forest College sent large d
egation headed by President Chas.
Taylor, Prof. Poteat Prof. Brewer, al
others Of the faculty and the followil
young men of the students who were
the procession:
MesSrs A I. Denny, 7. J. Pence,
raj NJ. Price, j ]. Young, ". ". Huntle
nd J. A. Oates Jr., S. L Settlemeyer,
Norheet E. Z. Broughton, 5.
yes Brinson, O. Il. Dockery, E j. Bostie
B. J. Mathews, j. Z. Alderman, A ]
lor, A. J. Joyner, B. ". Spilman, B.
J P. Spence, W. A. Jones, j. P. Oh
fly ford, c. NJ Billings, ?. a. Anthony,
r. Kellam, A. J. Pendleton, j.
F., Kitrell, L. Il. Crudup, B. K. Mason,
J. Porton, ". a. Smith, j.
by Royal Swarm, W. Peterson,
no N. Royal, J. S. Long E. ". Six
S. Mcintyre, G, P. Sapp, r. L. NJ
2. Fl Neal, ". A. Howard, ". Il. H
nah, J. s. Kendrick, r. Day,F Day, s.
Welch, E. Y Webb, J A. Wilson, L.
Novel;. W. Hobbs, G. Il. Durham,
T. Thomasson, ". A. Osborne, G.
ent Edwards, Jr, B. B. Ivey, G. B. Y
car liams, W. B. Daniel, J. Payseur, q.
5 of Butler, ". II. Sledge, J. A. Mas
Reddish, Lawrence, Garter, Grit
Gaddy, Humphrey, Thompson.