Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
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Proclamation by the President,
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The Presidents FUNERAL :Obsequ..

The Presidents FUNERAL :Obsequ.es
Thursday night at 10 TO- At all the stations on
the way 10 Cleveland large numbers of persons
had assembled
DUSKRK, IL lO.--Here, a. at preceding sta
tons. the platform is elaborotely decorated with
evergreens They extend all along the struc
ture The chief feature is group of Sc young
ladies. representing the states of the union.
dressed in white, each with a broad black scarf
on the shoulder holding in the hand national
flag. We have fine view of this tableau by the
glare OF more than hundred lamps aud torches.
The tolling bells. solemn music of a band and
firing minute guns contribute TO the interest of
the scene.
WrsrFIELD, A. M--We stop here for wood
and water, and party of five ladies brought in q
cross and wreath of flowers. On the cross we're
the words. ours the cross, thine the the crown -
All of them were affected to tears and consdered
il a sacred privilege to kiss the coffin.
At 30 we are at the line which separates New
York from Pennsylvania. Maj Gen Dix and
staff take leave. T. 7 FArnar, mayor of Erie.
and Others. come on the
ERIE p 30 a. There no particular
demonstration at this place The employees
running this train the same who were on the
train that brought the late president To this point
while on his way to Washington, Just previous to
his first Inauguration
WICKLIFF.-62O p. m The following gen
temen here came Ola board Gov. Brough and
staff consisting of the following gentlemen:
Gen. Cowen. Ad't Gen. Barlow, Surgeon Gen.
Ban and Col Maxwell; also Gen Hooker com
handing the department of Ohio with his staff az
folows: Col Seward, Lieut.. Col. Simpson,
Lieut. Col. Lathrop, Major Mckeely, Major Bar
r nster, Capt Taylor; also Senator Sherman.
Hon. Samuel Galloway, Hon. \. Walters and
Me Montgomery: a!so the following gentle
men 10 nee, the remains:
Hon. K. j. Spaulding. tx Governor Tod
| Thos Jones. lr., Colonel Auson Stager, Amasss
Stone. jr., Hon. II b PAYNE, Hon Jno
Foote, Hon. II Y. Wilson. Stillman Witt, An
son Roberts, VIM Bingham. Hon. W L. Castle
Charles Hckox, Jno. Martin. Hon W Collins
II. y Johnston. DIR. q. @ Webber, Dr. Proctor
Thayer, II. b. Hurbut, jacob Hovey and Jane.
Warwick.
CLEvELASp. April 2S--7 A. M--As We pass
the lake side of the city. thousands of persons
gathered to view the train. High up we see an
arch with the inscription: Abraham Lincoln
Immediately under the arch is lady dressed to
represent the Goddess Of Liberty. She holds 10
her hand aag. aud this. together with herself,
is bandaged with mourning
All places OF business are closed
The cars stopped at Euclid Street Station
/ The coffin Was placed in hesrse, the roof OF
which was covered with the national flag. with
black plumes tsstefully and appropriately adorn-
| ed.
The military escort. Major Gen. Hooker and
staff, Gov. Brough and staff. the civic escort
guard Of honor, followed By U. 5. civil officers
OF the vereran reserve corps. members OF the
City Council and city officers of Cleveland and
the numerous military presented decidedly fne
appearance a. they moved through the streets
of this truly beautiful city From Euclid stree,
| to the park enolems OF mourning were every
where prominent. Strangers we're loud in ex-
pressions Of admiration Of the splendid order aud
| arrangements In the park building has been
erected especially for the reception Of the re-