The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 9, 1885, Page 2

Rrewmetan “Had _s case of Inflammatory Rhecmatiem of ; nearly all the large junta. Gave Toncaling, and | 18) feature ® u to-day my pattent is Out and doing weil” has given that magazine a W.W. Baxtes, MD. Hersman. DL | \tore ng in length THE L AST LONG S +0owee ' SLEEP | visions, and very impc sisi. FOR 85-86. The remarkable and in the many and appearance. Not less impressiv« he Body of Vice President Hen : a. pats : dricks Consigned to the Tomb. were cathedral, of eceasec The nember. Than 200,000 nsennnenGicnneae ee —ee *hirty Thousand Strangers the City fo A:tend the Funeral. Indianapolis, Dec. -W ith pec and ceremony, with mour cere and grief unrestrained, page inthe history ot Hendricks has been writte Rook of bis life seated. In th tess thousands who gathered arects ot Indranapohs homage to tie An tawyer, ice-pres dent and for the people in -overnor, statesman and was always betore every cor Son and walk of lite, every phase « political was and with the city shrouded in k of sor opinion trap- pings of woe. with the lx cow and gloom on every and tace, with the representative men trom all earts of the country who were to be seen on every hind, the scene was a égew months azo when the successor ot Wasyington and Lincoln in’ the estima‘ion and honor of his country tomb. No iore striking exampie of the esteem 1 snen, was borne to the sa which States fold their greatest meno ha, ever perhaps. been witnessed. It ceuss but yesterday that the decess ed of to-day was a central figure in campaign, a mis an exciting po itical eygreet tor that opposition, that apprehension of motive, that distike and that hatred whic fot of every wan who is or has prominent in affairs. to-day when his lite is closed, giant talls to tne been But public the = mental who was a week *g0 with us, is Sleeping the eternal sleep, the political asperines are tor of the gotten, the bitter memories conflict are banished, with Demo- memory of has ever by the presidential and Republicans join crats to do honor to the the greatest statesman that been given to the country Hoosier state. The street» of the city were crowa- ed trom an early hour, special trains from a score of near and dis and gant points hourly added their human freight to the throng. The street in front ot the residence ot the deceas - blockaded long betore the hour appointed for the procession to move, but only a tew were permit aed to enter and take alast look at The casket lay in the first floor. It was of red cedar, coyered with fine tiack broad-cloth, with and joints ot solid silver. dles were covered with black silk, while the lining was of fluted white satin with padded bottom and white satin pillow. The remains present- ed a life-hke appearance, the expres- sion of the face being peacetul and natural, and the eyes and cheeks being as full as in life. They were attired in a black broad- cloth dress suit with white tie and standing collar, the hands being crossed upon the breast. A simple silver plate told in old Roman letters the nameof the illustrious dead. zis ly as 8 o'clock the various cniitery and ervic organizations be- zan to take positions in line. No considerable trouble was experienced > Stranging the procession, and sory hefore 10 O'clock the tolling t bells throughout the citv gave ev- nce that the hour for the obse— ies was near at hand. <A little wie thereatter the doors ot the mansion were thrown open and the casket was brought forth. On eith ed was ine remains. front parlor on the mouldings The han. er Side were the pall bearers, Gov- | Porter, | ernor Gray. ex Governor Hon. W. H. English, Judge W. A. Woods, Postmaster Acqui lla Tones, Frederick Rand, David Macy and Mayor McMaster. The casket was y berne to the hearse and the } Pprocess:on moved in the order: following Police on horseback aud foot Tested States Military Band from Co playing dirge General Fred Keifer, Marshal of the and stat Sdiatant General Koontz aud stat The Hearse with Guard of Honor Usrriages. containing Mrs. Hendricks friends Members of the Cat Waited States Courts and Members Governors of States with Staffs GSizie Orzanivat ons. Mayors of Cities and ¢ Council, ‘Tie procession was om three di- j hyn, “1 ; diction deliv represented | | pressive. . | had gathers yivid reminder of that eventful day a | ot the j the mil the people of the Unired | when | Jietters, fold cord shali not be brokeu.”” j tender love which she tly and staff. ot O nckbocher, nekes and Rev, Dr. Scrin e lesson read bv Dr. Jenckes, 7 yy } Would and a not Live Always,’ was rendered, culogistic ad- ess delivered by Bishop Hinck This was followed by the 1 Kindly Lights.” A sienna: “Send aly off-red up red by the bi whi choir chanted a rge the casket was borne from = church and the processien mo | Hill cemetery. Vice very im The scenes at the grave of President Hen ks were Severai hundred persons d about th the tuneral party arrived. e yrave before atter passing the city limits, ee ry, with the mounted es- cort, entered the cemetery. Mrs. Hendricks, leaning upon the arm ot Mr. Morgan, stepped upon 1c matting placed along the side of grave, and betore the Casket was removed trom the hearse, she paused to luok dos place of dead. only picture of loveless in its green leaves and flowets. turned to the grave of her child and read in tetters of white his baby name, Moryie, the top « grave, on a field of white in purple three The this sentence, * { discerned in tus treatment of her treasure by) syuupatbetic friends, seemed to give last ordeal. | rainfall for a fer courage for the bad been no but the sky was Phere bref period, ing Just as the coffin was placed be- a slight side the grave there was sprinkling of rain, causing many to} receive free, a outs box of pate hich recall the old saying: “Blessed are the dead whom the rain talls on.”’ Phe Columbus barracks band at this point played the and the reading of the services fol-| lowed. more heavily upon Mr. resting her head at iast shoulder, but her self bravely maintained while the services was read. The congressional com mittee, the members of and other distinguished visiturs stood Morgan, upon his control the cabinet upon the other side of the grave. | The words of the clergy were drowned by the sound of the minute | gur, which kept firing until atter the } interment was over. The coffin was lowered into the yault by the four | colored assistants of the undertaker. Mrs Hendricks and the family passed by the still open grave and took their carriages. The people who had waited so respecttully then flocked to the grave to get a nearer view. The **forward,”’ homeward. the order, started the soldi The carri and the alone. rolled away dead was lef Among tollowing: Senate committee-G.F. Edmund W. B. Allison, J. L. Pugh, J. G Hartis. O. D. Conger, A J. K. Dolph, G. G.Vest. J. R Beck, those pres J. N. Camben, Z. B. Vance, } K. | Jones and D. W. Voo es. They | were accompanied by Gen. A. G,} McCook and Col. W. P. sergeant at arms. House committee—W. R. rison, J. H. Blount, H. A. 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