Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-12


Throughout the long route admirable
order vac kept until the c0rtogc came
near Gnlasnovln.
People began gathering Ia tho oouu.
tfy early in the morning despite the
wind and druuching showers. During
the long wniiiug Throughout the day
crowd on crowd Inspected the turf.
lined tomb guarded by single group
0f police. who hal difficult task TO
Keep them moving.
nm GRAVE,
which was soyen feet deep. had been
cut out II un artificial mound covering
n plot which had long been used 10 In.
ter the peasant people.
by Z O'Clock the police became over.
whelmed by the ever Increasing
crowds, and by the withdrawal Of n
| portion Of their force, who went 10
clear the way for tho funeral NJ tho
entrance gatua 10 the cemetery. When
/ the ilfsi part of the procession reached
the lower gate NJ o O'Clock u wns found
impossible To penetrate the dense
inasscr. IN the struggle with the on.
lockers the police were obliged 10
abandon the attempt 10 drive them
back. The surgiDg crowd gathered
around the gate, seeking % see the
coftege, aud mot the great contending
wave of Others trying 10 enter.
4 SCENE OF GREAT CONFUSION ENsuFp.
The procession for long time wn.
checked aud thrown into disaruy. IL
was decided 10 close the lower gates,
aud this was effected amid great dis
ordof Just as the hearsc reached the
SPOT.
The hoar-e was then taken To a plat
form specially constructed Tor the pur.
pose la order 10 enable those In tho
| pfucotsion 20 flo around mud have a
| tuli View Oi the bier. AZ O'Clock the
lalliug dusk found the Procession ttill
| Ming past There seemed no llkcll-
! hood uhat therircam " iunfuhutH would
I end ull tar Into the night So Orien
| were given 10 remove the coffin 10 the
| grave. A body u Cian.un.Garls sue.
cccdcd in clearing the way 10 the grave
/ anu formed circle, Within which
were grouped tho Lord Mayor ~ Dub.
/ lin, the civic diguitarics pnrnolla
colleagues IN Parliament aud ruiativer.
The crush was terrible. Darkness
had set Ia. The noi.. OF shfieklny
women, the cries VI children, and the
cries Of men struggling amid the crush,
made inaudibie the voices Of the clergy
recltinR the rltunl Of the church Of
England.
The dist portion u the service had
been celebrated Mt ~. Nicholas church,
where the remains rested twonty
minutes while on the way from the
city Hall. AT the grave Rev. Mr..
Vincent OF the l,otunda chapel aud
Rev. George Fry Of Manchester oiilci.
ated. They were obliged
~ cur TIm srEyIUE SHORT,
A. the crogd broke into the protecting
circle and overwhelming Inc inner
group. Bono time after, In dead dark.
hess, when the crowds had thiuned
away, the more Intimate friends again
grouped themselves around the grave.
deposited wTua,hs thereon, aud tool, a
last view OF tho coffin. The grave be.
came heapod up with mas-os " floral
tributes, ono Oi which was Miss
O'ahea's, overlooked In the description
given sb1yv,
Apart fr0m The dlsordrrat the ceu,e.
terry, tho day wa without Incident.
Probably never anywhere was a great
popular demonstration attended by DO |
little excitement
Most u tho public houses remained
closed throughout the day, out Of 10. |
spoct 10 the dead. The police unfail- |
ingly obIrusiyo In Irish public gather.
ings, woro today conspicuous by their |
absence. Tonight, SUNDAY, qulelness
prevails.
VARIOUS EsTlMATEs.
LONDON, Oct. li.-Narious estimate |
have becn made ~ 10 tue number OF \
persons who witnessed the domoDstrs.
ton, tho nay Nsios this morning |
placing II At 100000.
Hourly dispatches were sent Mn. |
Parnell at Brighton, describing the |
scenes ~ Dublin. shu Is still pros. |
tfnted.
Tho Chronicle says "The demon.
stratlon was spontaneous, Irresistible
sufging from all paris Of Ireland 10 |
Glasnevin. The mighty wave would |
have swept away any barrier that
police or politician could have put up |
to stop II. The Catholic democracy /
thus pays their lasl tribute OF homage
10 Protestant leader la defiance OF |
tbs prlosts, In defiance Of their own
representatives Ia Parliament
The Times, this morning, referringto
Parnel's funeral, attributed the mag
nitude and impfcssiyeuess OF tho scene
10 the fact that tho Irish masses are
passlonalely fond Of pageantry, In
every shape, and especially when II
combines political excitement with an
appeal to sentiment"
IN PARIS.
PARIS, Oct 1.-THE Irish extremists
resident In Paris had wake today In |
memory Of Parnell. Resolutions OF
regret NJ the loss Ireland has sustained
were passed.
Shot aud .iIIsd.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. ll.--In a
drunken row tonight wofkhouso
guard named Dennis Fitzpatrick was
shot aud killed either by u let,er.csr.
rler, John McGrath, or man named
MoAulitie. Both were arrested.
Destroyed by firr.
pITTsuuRu, Oct. l.-- The planning
mills, factories, warehouses, sheds, etc,
composing tho plant of Neelaud VAN.