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TURIN. March 22.-The family Of Louis Kos
| suth have expressed their desire that his bod
be rem loved 70 Budapest on FRIDAY. and thai
the funeral take place 10 the Hungarian eapi.
tai on Tuesday next II is understood thatt
body will be taken 20 Hungary By the way o.
| Venice and Fiune In order to avoid RoinR ovel
Austrian soil.
wayne Mcyoagh. United states Ambassador
| at Rome. has telearaphed to the American Con-
sul here that hc. in his official capacity will
represent the United states Government Al
the funeral Of Kossuth.
Both American and italian lodges OF Free
Masons will be represented at the Kossuth
funeral services here and in Budapest Kos
suth had been n Mason for forty-two years.
He was received by the Boston Masons with .
demonstration which he never forgot when
Gsputston Dc of q tho he Municipal % suthorties @ q
Turin will accompany tho body to the Hun
BUpaPPsT. March %. Tho National Theatre
tried TO give q performance this evening. de:
spite the general mourning for koseuth and
ainmsna The I st1dents % epS had warned Al % The man man.
aEer against opening the doors but he OBJ
t,p ed double force OF police 70 protect him
stSdsnts attacked the police at the door, drove
that the curtain he lowered and the black nag
be raised over the theatre. The actors vere
Many Of the aud ience. threatened to make q
fight against the Interference Of the students.
avoid ro s IN h ths tso
hurriedly complied with the demande OF the
studsnta He hoieted the mourning nag and
The students mt mob mob LETT the National Theatre
at about 3 o'clock. They moved slowly up
OF students from the Royal Opera House in
formed them that despite all reports to the
All stafted at once once for the cope Opera House. shout.
Ing that the performance must be stopped aud
An extra force OF police had been stationed
turned down Andrassy atreet the Captain
fore the entrance. The students chsrgsd the
police aud beat them back. but were unable TO
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performance was hardly audible in the Opera
House. and after a few minutes was suspended
They forced the mob back and down Andrassy
street until most Of the students left the
Half an hour later the students had reas-
sem bled with resniorcemente. They returned
to the attack drove back the police after
into the Opera Houae. They shouted that the
Performance must close at once.
ing the confusion the curtain fell The singers
psrsed panie-stricEen' % The students hoistsd
R.S %oHrnIns hsss ever the building after evorT.
Upon leaving the Opera House the rioters
learned that ssyeral email music halle re-
where the entertain ments were In progress,
threw ston es through the windows. and handled
roughly all persons whom they found Mt the
entrances to- the halls A strong forco OF po-
lice eventually overlook them. About fifteen
men were wounded in the fight and several
depntation. headed BY the Vice-Burgo-
master has been appointed to go to Turin to
tako charge of tho iurernl ARRANGEMENTS
there. The Funeral Committee here is COM
posed Of the most prominent residents of
!; OF al shades Of politics subserip:
for the erection Of n Kossuth monu-
mont. Tho entire city il In mourning. All
the public buildings display half -mastcd flags
draped with Grape. and thousands OF private
residences. shops. &C, show m mourning symbols
black plumes In their hats.
=, The Government had reconsidered Its ac-
tion In declining to close the Court Theatre,
fearing that disturbances would arise. and has
ordered that Il be closed.
dres. re9u.sting eight days national mourn
Ing for the greatest Hungarian" Kossuth
received the last sacrament Of the Catholic |
Church shortly before his death. though he |
had always lived n Protestant
special meeting OF the Municipal Council
lion Of the body OF Rossuth. Il was resolved
that, IN addition to dcfraying the burial ex-
penses tho Council would also provide the |
'unds necessary to the erection OF n monu- |
nent to the dead soldiers memory.
All Hungary is In pourninR for Kossuth. and
parts OF the country shall be represented at |
his funeral.