Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13

President Harrison and the members
OF his cabinet anu the fnmi y of the
dead Senator, In deep mourning. At
1915 n. m. n procession OF robel priests
preceded by ncolytes beariuv n csrser
and talI wax candles light Il u archsI
down the aisle followed bya quad OF
Capitol police, In full uniform. ESCORT
ing anu carrying thu oassci, which
Yves covered with palms and flowers.
Tho priests, with Bishop Keane OF the
Catholic university, in his purple robe,
ranged themselves about tue colin.
Father D1noghue opened the re-
llglous services by walking around the
coffin and asperging II with holy
water. Ho was attended by acolytes
waving censor, the fumes OF which
petvadel the chamber. He read the
funeral services OF the Catholic church
first In Latin and then In English.
Bishop Keanc Of the Catholic uni.
versity then took his place at the head
Of the coffin ind preached the funeral
sermon. Behind him, on the deck Of
the secretary, stood Gilt cruuifix,
with gilt chandeliers on either side OF
II which burned five large wax can.
dies, while opposite, at the foot Of the
collin, stood three boys rObed In white
and red, one Of them holding q tall
ciuciflx, others on each side bearing
lighted candles. Ia the course OF his
remarks Bishop Keane said:
"At the request OF his emlncnce
Cardinal Gibbons and as his repre-.
sentative ON this solemn occasion, II
Is my privilege to offer Senator ienna
the church'B tribute OF respect and
affection. His country has given anu
viii yet give fitting expression 10 it,
appreciation OF the tiTelcss energy,
distinguished ability and blameless
integrity with which he filled for 20
many years the high Office TO which
his fellow citizens had called him. Let
II be permitted TO his mother church TO
mingle her accents with those OF his
country to tell OF those qualities that
made him near aud dear, yea, qualities
~ which lay the feNl secret OF nil his
public work."
Tue bishop then discoursed on tho
subject OF his faith and good qualities.
AT the close pi the sermon, which was
delivered with strong emphasis and
listened TO with the gTeatest interest
by the large assembly In the chamber,
lhe priests again iofmei In procession
and retired by one u the side doors.
The family Of the dead senator did the
zane, nnd tho Congressional commit.
tee In white scaria then arose aud left
the chamber by the main aisle, followed
ny squad OF Capitol police bearing
he caskot. Then the guests Of thc
senate lett the Senate In the order OF
their arrival, and the crowded galleries
were gradually emptied. The Senate
then adjourned TIL tomorrow noon.
The body OF the dead Senator was
taken to the Chesapeake n Ohio rail.
road station, where II was placed In
tile baggage car OF a special train. The
House, after returning from Senator
Kenna'a funeral exercisps, adjourned
IN further mark OF respect.
THE REMAINS OF BUTLER.
After brief religious services Mt the
house, the train bearing the body OF
General Butler left Washington at
3:l5 O'Clock this afternoon fot Lowell,
Mnss., over the Pennsylvania an
New York Il New England roads.
President Harrison paid u visit 10 the
Butler house this afternoon and viewed
the body OF the dead General.