The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-29
xossUaH,s FUNERAL
Services ~ ths Evsrss'ie.i Chureh - Tsri'
-Tskiue ths BODY 90 Husga~y.

-Tskiug the BODY 60 HurgAry.
Tun1y. March 2S.-The body Of Kossuth was
removed last evening to the Evangelical
Church. where the funcpal took place this
morning. The body was followed to the
church by thousands Of students. Hungarlans.
and residents Of this city. The comm was
completely buried in flowers
The church could not hold . Gftleth part OF
those desiring admission. Surrounding the
CONN we're Hungarian students. and In the
seats behind the bier were the sons. sisters.
and nephsws Of the dead hero. Behind them
wero seated the Project and Mayor OF Turin.
q number Of italian officers and civilians the
Hungarian delegation representing the Hu-
nicipality OF budapest, the hungarian Diet.
the University Of Budapest and others.
The funeral Grafton was delivered Ivy N. Pey-
rot. the Evangelical preacher who was at the
bedside OF Kossuth when he died. He pro-
nounced a touching eulogy on the dead pa
triots life. character. and services Then the
body was then placed on a funeral car drawn
by four horses and at ten O'Clock the process
son STATED to ne sT bS the . P5c
mounted followed by the City Band playing
Preceding the funeral car. were the pail hear
ers. the Mayor Of Turin. Deputy Mayer Mar
kus Of Budapest. NJ. Rohonczy of the Hunga-
cons and other relatives Of Kossuth followed
behind the comm, Then, came the various
esiions snd 1 mann spe so s nq reprn
associations turned out in full strength. This
to Budapest pest LETT at. ! O'clock this siternoon:
The train conveying the body accompanied
friends Of the family. lett at 8. o'clock this
evening. Both trains will arrive In budapest
'0 BUS1rgsr. I MareS 2a-Empsror Franz 10.
sei gave an audience zee 5h ,.,, EVENING n 70
n, If fha nOaItIon In which the (f0yAFn-
ment had been placed By the popular mourn
The Emperor approved tho concessions
made by the Hungarian Government t. tho
elons ma too far reaching. and think that the
Emperor has Teen somewhat too complacent
toward the Hungarian Ministers since Kos
DR.. weEerie represented to his Majesty to-
day that the recent outbreaks hero were closely
connected with the opposition to the civil
having com bined with the Independ ence party
the Cabinet. The concessions were i'm pera.
tive. he said. as. had they not been granted.
prevented renewed outbreaks.
The interview is regarded here as Of tho
mp?r, Little uN MI 30 spoT. a" Tt to
situation here IL very critical. Vehement de-
bates are expected to take place In the Cham
Der on Monday.
The Kossuth Memorial Committee has. de-
cided to have parade at O'Clock on the after
noon OF April =. The procession will be re-
viewed by the Mayor and other invited guests
In front OF the City Hall. where also the Liberty
hell will be tolled. The committee calls upon
the organizations that desire to participate to
ommnnicate with the Secretary. N orris Cukor.
1874 Pulitzer building, giving name and adj
dress OF the body and the number Of mem
further calls upon all the veterans OF 1S4S.
and also upon the veterans Of Gen. Sanford's
brigade. who received kossuth In New York in
1851, to send their names to tho secretary as
It 10 desired that they take place In the pro-
ceseion.