New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
MOURNING IN BUDAPEST.
nD1raL OF KOSSUTH'S BODY.


.np1VAL OF KOSSUTH'S BODY.
nnocrss1oN FROM STATION TO
MUSEUM WITNESSED BY
100000 PERSONS.
MOST OF DEPUTATIoNs IN TIE hiNE-SiArf
uors,Np CITIZENS TRY TO FOLLOW THE
,o,r,,v-THE BODIES OF KossUTH. HIS
WIFE AND DAUGHTER LYING IN
srATE-THE AUSTRIAN GOV
rRNMENTs HOSTILE
ORDER.
-,sorest March 80 The body of Louis Kos
~, arrived on Hungarian soil early this morn
-. The first stop made by the speciaI tfa'n
.. crossing the Hungarian border was al
~.a,atornva where the funeral party We're joined
y: large number Of pr eminent Hungarans VINO
~. ~ GONE from here to meet them. y large crowd
~. conrregated at the railway station and as
49, train. after brief nalt, resumed It's Journey
.r,endous cheer was raised for kossuth ana
Hungary -, ,o,,,,os -, ,bo
po,cbsrath. and deputa tons from scores OF civil
..oot,es assembled at the railroad station IN TINS
,., before the arrival of the funeral train Ihou
Ids NJ men and women filed the space pack oil
49, sta,ion The crowd was absolutely silent
..suo the body was being removed from the tram
All stood uncovered. ,s..
rr,ts city has never witnessed such mahlleS'"-
.,ors ~ mourning as were apparent during 'he
.oss,nq Of Kossuth's body from the station 10
A. Museum. 1t is estimated that 3cooo9 persons
.acked the streets. windows and roofs alohb ''e
route As the head of the procession lei' '"e
S.,o, tho church bells throughout the city be
eta tnil,rr Behind the bodies OF kossu'h' MS
go ti ana daughter walked the remaining mem
hars If the family and their relatives NJ IN
the Deputies. the municipal aulho'lt', ~, ny ,,,h
Ia Veterans and representatives, 81 an 'ilv -
draesei in black marched behind me piNN 0
eScisls Three Of them bore aloft nus" mtE
oihCI", l., blocl, and inscribed "KOssuth me
uaIIbcarers were conspicuous Deputies ana lily
Councillors. .o.,, risbinc 10 ioin
A., nrrcassion was SO great that the sroui9
NV, nv FFarred IN line halfway - the museum
before the bodies were AIKEN from me Std' 49,,
AZ the head Of the procession m0Neu oval ~,
z1,sau,n these groups crowded down 10 'le
.ortinr noint trrnt6. and Joined the Ioh|
coinmn About $1,000 persons repreSehuhE ~
society or office tired Il follow the nnr o' 'iC
after the rear OF the column had ieit me S.itIi.
Tho tens Of thousands who filled inc sNcetS
along the route were kept back from me spa spa
raoujred for the procession by 6ooo Noiuh',rIS'
reQuiS" T., aorblo lines Many Of these vOlun-
.oars uare students large force Of police
were held in reserve, but there was no occasion
10 call them ou;. Everybody in the sreI1s u,.
covered as the roffin passed. Al me museum
the bodies were placed on a catafalque IN a
temporary chapc', which is to be Kept open 10
the people until midnight. ,
1rbnnsands of people are focking 10 the CAPT
tai to be present at the funeral Five thousanG
peasants left Czegled last night on FOOT ana
marched all night in order 10 reach here IN
time for the funeral.
Vienna March 3O.-The Government has Is
sued an order forbdding the officers OF the re-
serve and Hungarian officials TO wear uniforms
or TO act in any official capacity at Kossuth
funeral The order has caused great deaI OF
surprise and much indignation in mhtarY CIR,
cles the officers Of the reserve having decided
10 attend the funeral each wearing badge IN
dicating his rank II is reported That an order
Is to be ISSUED combining 10 the barracks on Ihe
dav Of the funeral all regular officers in Buda-
pest not actually duty.