The sun., 1894-03-31
ON HUNGAR SOLE AGAIN.
The Body OF Louis Kossuth Arrives ..
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The Body OF Loui. Kossuth Arrives d.
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BupArEsr. March 30.-Ths body OF Louis
Kossuth arrived on Hungarian soil early this
morning. The first stop made By the special
train after crossing the Hungarian borde. was
Csaktornya. where the funeral party was
joined By q large number Of prominent Hun
garians who had gone from here to meet
them. A large crowd had conRregated at the
railwa station. and as the train. after brief
halt. resumed its journey. tremendous cheer
was raised for Kossuth and Hungary.
Thousands Of people are nocking to the cap
ital TO be present at the funeral. Five thou
sand peasants left Czegled last night on foot
and marched all night in order to reach here
In tins.
The municipal authorities. the Deputies Of
the Reiehstag. and deputations from scores Of
civil societies met at the railroad station
shortly before the arrival OF the Kossuth
funeral train. Thousands OF men and women
flllsd the space back OF the station. The crowd
was absolutely silent while the body was being
removed from the train. All stood uncovered.
The procession moved slowly from the sta
tion to the National Museum. with an enor-
nous crowd following closely on the heels OF
the official bodies. Hardly loud word was
spoken on the way. and the spectators who
filed the roofs and windows along the route
could hear only the sound OF trAmping feet
This city has never seen such manifesto
tions OF mourning As were apparent during
the passing OF Kossuth's body from the sta
tion to the Museum. 1t 10 estimated that 30O.-
600 persons packed the streets windows. and
roofs along the route As the head Of the pro-
cession left the station the church bells
throughout the city began tolling.
Behind the bodies Of Kossuth. his wife. and
A. Halkad tha ranainin0 mann hara nf
the family and their relatives. Next came the
Deputies. the municipal authorities the Hon
we'd Veterans, and representatives OF all the
SSSl,S So%sn SGsss:d % n biaSP marched sshad tSs
- mSS.:s O S:% .Sss.s SS5s slss hinge aAg araDid
bearers were conspicuous Deputies and city
The humber of dsputations wishing to join
the procession was SO great that the groups
had formed in . line half way to the Museum
AS the head OF tho procession moved toward
the Museum those groups crowded down to
.6H sarPs Ss Sns
low the, line q march after the rear Of the
'Yiu The tens % Of tSousands who nllsd the streets
along the route were kept back from the space
tssrs formed in double lines. 6.tSssn which
the column could pass freely; Many q these
police was held In reserve, but there was was no 20
occasion to call them out Instead OF anything
like disorder. there was oppressive quieL
comm passed. At the Museum the bodis. were
placed on eAtAfalqus in temporary chapel
midnight The bodies viii lie in the Gussum
u0'ii Viassli sSSoiHf March so-Th. eovsrnm.n. has
issued an order foTbidding the officers OF the
reserve aud Hungarian O1ieiAls to wear unI-
forms or 70 act In any official capacity at Kos
deal Of surprise and much indignation 10 mill
tary circles the officers Of the reserve having
decide ed to attend the funeral. each wearing .
badge indicating his rank.
confninR to the barracks en- the dAJ OF ths
funeral all PECULIAR otiesrs In Budapest not
A1IIS IoSpos' March 3I.-Ths Daily Nsss eorrs-
trlan stations on the railway over which
the Kossuth funeral train passed. were
occupied 6y police and ,gsndALmsH Tbs
PSt PSPlail sllOSSS @ on s'iR the pstor%s AorS.tS
the hrst Hungarian Minister OF Justice
in Count AndrassIs Cabinet. went to the
the outer room with several HunRsriAns re-
siding In GOsrz, and took wreath which they
had brought but the gsndarmes seized IT,
1T is stated that hossuth left written tss-
lament which has been kept secret, as IL COM
tAins Vshemsnt Teproaehes against the Gov
eminent. The municipal authorities Of Buda-
pest will rename HatVansr street after KOs-
The Standards correspondent in Budapest
writes: The public mourning for Kossuth
tar exceed. that ioE Dsak 9r julius Andr4ssy;
SUNDAYS procession Tll embrace 46i99t
OF the special guards TO manage such
fears that there iSay Be disorder oa sunday.
No Minister or state oneial or unifoTmsd