Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
cd them unanimously by q rising

vote:
The delegates 70 PRESENTING tho Dcn,oc.
racy OF Cook County. In caucus assembled.
desire TO give expires Ion TO their feelings
OF deepest sorrow occasioncd by the death
Of ono Of the most trusted leader, OF the
pnrty. Daniel Cookery. and tender 10 the
family Of their deceased fri, nd their heart.
felt sympathy In Its hour OF snddest afiiic.
ton. lilo was u patriot In the truct aud
broadest sense. In that he was u devoted
husband, u true friend q the common
people. aud served his country unostenta-
tiousiy.
The funeral Thursday was pro.
nounced by those who attended to
be the largest ever held In Chicago,
aside from that OF the late Carter Il.
Harrison. 1t occurred ut All Saints
Church, Wallace street and 25th
place. The officers OF the mass were:
Celebrant, Rev. +. A. Kelly; deacon,
Rev. Morri, DOoney: subdc aeon, Rev.
G. =. Foster: master of ceremonies,
Rev. J. G. Gillcn: acolytes, Rev. A.
J. McGavick aud Rev. Il. j. Whalen.
The Impressive funeral grafton was
delivered by Right Reverend +. j.
Dunno, bishop OF Dallas, Texas, who
came came to Chicago ut the request
Of the relatives for the express pur.
pose OF attending the funeral.
The solemn high mass, which was
celebrated by Father Kelly, was witt
messed by fully l,+OO people, who
packed every available inch Of space
In the large church. The ceremonies
were the most impressive and elabor.
ate provided for In the ritual OF the
church for the burial of q layman.
In his splendid grafton Bishop
Dunno, among other things, said:
Tho deceased wns true " 20 Of Chris.
tiar. Although man Of tho world. busy
with manifold affairs. he never forgot his
duty towarl God. His devotion TO tho
land OF his fathers was tender and strong.
hi. loyalty 10 his own country MAS Urn,
and yielding. his interest In tho public
welfare never tagged These wsre NIL deep
strong passions 10 Mr. Cookery. but deeper
AMI stronger than any was his love for the
God that made him. This u his browning
glory to-day. For This I aim 70 hin. moro
than for oil the other virtues that hive
aIlod his life HE had more wisdom even
than the World accorded HIM. The world
know him only rs u successful business
man. = great popular loader. u friend Of
struggling humanity, u faithful husband
and u genial companion. but deep down
below oil this was that wisdom which
comes from God and which led him TO look
bay ond this life to the life that IL to be-.
Ho was intensely religious. with the strong.
est faith and an unfaiiiuy punctuality In
the Ierformance Of his duties
The active pallbearers were the
following close friends OF the de.
ceased:
Richard Walsh, D. Mshouey,
James 7. Hesly, Philip Peidy,
John ID. Shea, w. II. Joyce,
Daniel Healy. Bernard D0hney.
n. J. Brausaeld, John Long.
The honorary pallbearers were also
selected from among Mr.. Corkery's
close friends. They were Us follows:
A. Sullivan, &c. Windes
J. p. Hopkins. II. G. Sullivan.
Il. q. Thiele, JIM. Smyth.
7. Brennan, Daniel Collins,
NJ Muloahy, David sullivan.
H. 7. Weeks, y. II. Seoord,
c. H. Harrison. +. Wenter,
w. LeRner. Il. w. Clifford,
+. 8. Peabody, Il. +. Lawrence.
p. Kiolbssss. NJ CudShy.
T. +. Kelley. J. II. Walsh,
W. 8. Boyle, NJ. MoAuley.
+. n. BlOunt, j. w. Lsnehsrt,
7. Gshan. Thomas Kelly.
Henry Hafer. w. G. Walsh.
L. y. McGsnn, Robert Law.
j. DOnnersbeEger, T. A. Moran,
W. II. Zimmerman. John p. Altgeld,
John Gillian. W. Hesing.
John Kssfe, Peter Fortune,
A. J. Doyle, d. @. Cregier,
u. 8. Dieyer. W. Rehm.
MERE THEY ARE.
Following are the candidates
spoken Of for various offices to date
For Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT
Democrat: Republican.
Francis "; walker. J. Frank Aldrioh.
DR.. +. III. Springfield.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Clayton y. Crafts. w. ]. Campbell,
John Mccarthy. Farlin d. bsli.
T. gcS =, tF' %.,., Lo5in Q: Collins.