Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01

In Chicago. {. H.
ny Aisoeiaf,d Prrft
CHICAGO, Nov. with solemn
pomp anu imposing ceremonies bent
ing tue interment OF the chief magic.
trate OF tho Worlds Fair city and HE
dramatic fate, Carter IL. Harriton's
body was escorted 10 Gracolnni Come
terry today by al immense thr0ng OF
Hotfowing citizens. All night long
two lines OF people passed steadily by
the bier on which the remains lay In
tiate In the city hall corridor. The
crowd about the city hall grnduAlly
decreased toward morning., Rs thOte
who hal stood In lino Tor hours 10 get
last glimpse Of the familiar features
passed into tho flower.deogod corridor,
but early cOmeTs s0Un heightened the
lines again ami wnon finally the time
arrived Tor beginning the ceremonies
OF the day aud the doors closed II lett
vast throng ON the outside, bebarrod
Of the privilege OF seeing the peace
full features OF the departed chitf sxv-
cuiive. How mauy thousands lDUkei
iuto the caskot during tn. twenty-'Uur
hour- the body lay Ia state /: lie impos.
sible 10 estimnte. After the door was
from the black draped corridor anu
placed IN the funeral car. Through
The great crowd gathered TO sec the
murdered mayors last leave taking Of
the scene Of his laboiH In behalf OF the
city he loved, tho black car slowly
passed and TOOK It, place IN the wait.
ing possession. Aa IL drew into linc
the march was taken up and the thou
sands who hal gathered TO honor the
dead moved slowly through thp
crowded streets win banueTs dtaped
10 the sad music Of funeral marches
by the bands distributed II intervals.
Through n long line out from the
center II the city the procession
murOned uctOts the river 10 tho beauti.
ful church OF Epiphany, near the late
executives hJme. All along the line
OF march the people, with sad faces anu
barred headt, watched the e0mbeT col.
umn, Aud about tho church
tnrong az great az that which stood
about the city hall was gathered,
When the remains Rtrivel at the
church they were carried In and de.
posted IN front OF the ohaucol, where
Ia hn impressive manner solemn
service for this dead was performed. Al
the close, the procession again tUDE up
ite line OF march toiTRcolHni cemetery.
The cottggo moved In tue follow
ORDER Platoon Of police, Iowa state
band, Austin j. Doyle, marshal
OF the day, with mounted
Rides, General Nelson a. Miles AMI
personal stan, department stat OF
army officers connected with the
Worlds Fair, Col mel Cr0iton II
stat, anu the Fifteenth regiment OF
Ihn IL EaFN
Sheridan, Light battery United States
artillery, Fret Brigade Illinois Ma.
tional guards, chief u police, Michael
Brennan anu four companies OF
policemen, battalion OF four com.
Innies OF the tire department
Of Chicago Hussars, guard OF honor Of
seven aldermen, honorary Pail
hearers. Hon. +. W. Palmer, ex-GIy-
ernOr Ogleeby, Hon. Il. w. Winstop,
AdOlph ktRus, Frank WeuHer, eX.
Mayor Washburn, IL. n. Hlgiu.
hltham, president Of tue Murld'a Fair
directors, Fred w. Peck, General
Charles FilzaimmOns, q. X. q,
Billings, ex.MayOr Roche, Judge
Francis Adams, Judge Lyman Turn.
bull, Comptroller Armour, ex.Mayor
Medlll, Il, A, Waller.
Then cams the black drAped funeral
car with he active pail bearers, CON
si-ling Of eight captains OF police anu
fire department. Following these
mourners In carriages were members Of
this city council, city oilluials, eK-clty
Cfiioiale, board OF education, literary
board, county officials, members Of
the Judiciary, representatives OF
the Chicago Bar association, trus.
tees OF tho sanitary district,
park commissioner, Governor All.
geld anu the state officials OF Iill.
nois. The board OF Wsrld's Fair com.
missioners, U, =. government officials,
typographical union Representatives,
various civic societies, Chicago press
club, Chicago newspaper club, Demo.
cRatic aud Republican central
committee, two thousand city
employees, various political clubs
OF bolh parties, German anu eingiuy
s0cllies, TWO thousand repteseni alive.
OF Polish societita, two thousand repre-.
tentaliVeb of bohemian soclties, eight
hundred Catholic uniformed az.
clothes and Ithur Catholic church
societies, Clan Ma Gael guard, Ancient
Order ii befninns, lrish Literary clubs,
French Canadian societies, Norwegian
societies, Italian eocietita, citizens on
foot and In carriages. Though the mill.
tary walked eight abreast and the car.
rlaRes were driven close together three
abreast and great NUMBER OF society
membnrs IN line moving In Close order
It required hours for the procession 10