The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-01-27
HONORS TO THE KING.
Simple but Impressive Services
in San FranciscO-rhe Ar.
rangemPntS.

Cou iiohSioCos Sdi.y Odu- Il.
The boiy of the late King Kalakaua
Was emhalmed last night and to -day
the remains Were placed in a meal
casket Theoretically sealed and con-
veyed to the mOrtuary chapel of
Trinity church, where they will be
guarded by detsii from the United
eta es army force here. They will
not lie IN state. At 1 o'clock to-
m rruw afternoon the funeral services
will be held at Trinity church. The
remains will then be csc ,rted bv
United 5 ats troops, second brigade
California national guard and various
Masonic bodies to the wharf where
they Will be officially received by
Rear Admiral Brown and conveyed
on board the f,gship Charlie ton.
which came down from Mara island
yesterday. The Charleston will sail
for Hon lulu at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Colonels MacFarlane and
Baker and the kings personal attend
ants viii acc mpany the remains.
The b ard of supervisors held a
meeting to-day for The purpose of
making arrangements for the funeral
of King Kalakaua tomorrow. Mayor
Sanderson presided. Committees
were app lin ed to arrange for church
services and to secure carriages. The
form of invitations to those who will
attend the funeral was decided unnn-
sn,i IL WIS announced that invitations |
would ne Sent 10 state, federal and
officers, representatives of
bottles and other associa-
tons md also the Knights Templar.
General Cutting has issued
orders for three regiments of the Sec
oni brigade to participate in The
Obsequies. 1t is understood there
will be twelve acting pallbearers and
twelve honorary. Among the gentle
men named as such are Ex-Governor
Perkins. Ex-Governor Burnett, ex.
Mayor Pond, j. B. Goodman and j.
+. Moses of The Masonic order, Will
lam Spreckis and Colonel Fred
Crocker.
During the ceremonies tomorrow
minute guns will be fired from the
Charleston by orders of Admiral
Brown, and from the Preside and
Alcatraz island by order of General
Gibbons. 1t is possible that the only
PERSONAL following to accompany the
ead king back to Honolulu will con-
ist of Colonies MacFarlane and Bak-
r, of his staff, and The servants who
TENDED him. Upon arriving at
honolulu, the Charleston will fire
minute guns during debarkatlon.
The steamer Australia, which ar
wed from Honolulu to-day, brought
ews that great preparations were be-
lg made there 10 receive the king on
is return to the is ands. The psssen-
ers who arrived On the steamer state
was expected in Honolulu that the
ing wOnld arrive on the Charleston
bout Thursday week and the whole
ty will be decorated. Triumphal :
rches are being built, every store and !
yelling house is being made gay with !
uniting and the troops and volunteers !
ave been ordered to hold themselves {
readiness for a parade. In the {
7ening of the day of arrival there =
as to have been a grand ball in the \
yal palace and it was expected that I
IS majesty's return would inaugurate S
round of festivities. When the h
harleston is sighted the government b
,cht will be sent to meet her and she h
i'll be boarded off Diamond Head. Q
be news will then be telephoned into n
e city, and probably the triumphal 4
ches and decorations will be taken h
wv or draped in mourning. v