Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
The Presidents Remains.

The programme Tor the transportation OF fres-
dent Lincoln's remains from Washington has been
Issued. The railroads over which the remains will
pass arc declared military railroads, subject to the
order OF the War Department, and the railroads
locomotives, ears and engines engaged on Sale
transportation will he subject To the military
Sol Of Brig. Gen. MeCcllaH. No person will be
allowed TO be transported on the constituting
the funeral train, thosse who specially
authorized by the orders Of the War Department.
The funeral train will not exceed nine cars incu-
ding baggage and hearse car. which will proceed
over the whole route from Washington to Spring
fold.
The remains left Washington at o'clock this
(Fridsv) morning. and arrived at Baltimore Mt 10
Leave Baltimore at ;, afternoon, and arrive at
Harris5urch 500, evening.
Leave Hsrris5urgh ID, u,idnigh 22i, and
rive at Philadelphia at 6:2), evening.
Leave Philadelphia at 4. morning Of Monday
9th, and arrive at New York at 10.
Leave New York At 4, afternoon Of the 25th.
snd arrive at Albaus at IL. evening".
Leave Albany at 4. afternoon of wednesday the
10Th. and arrive at Bufftlo at J, morning of Thurs
jsy the 9Th
Leave Baffllca, 1910 the same day. and arrive
a. Cleveland at !, morning of Friday. the 28th.
Leave Cleveland nj midnight slime day. and ar
r.-e at Columbus at at 1880 on the morning OF
Saturday 2sth.
Leave Columbus a, in the evening, same day
and arrive at Indianapolis st in the morning
Sunday, the Both.
Leave Indianapolis at midnight of same day
and arrive At Chicago at ii in the morning o.;
Monday, Nav l..
Leave Chicago a, $40 in the evening OF May
q and arrive d. Springfield at in the morning OF
"Wednesday May 3.
At the various POINTS on the rout, the remains
20 be taken from the hearse Car by State or mu-
ncipal authorities 10 receive public honors accor-
n he ,f. -
tiles viii make such arrangements as may be fit
ting and appropriate to The occasion, department
o. district; but the remains will continue ALWAYS
under the special Charge Of the officers and escort
assigned by the War Department.
The route from Columbus TO Indianapolis is via
Columbus and Indiintpolis Central RAILWAY. and
from indianapolis TO Chica go via Lafayette and
Michigan City. In order to guard against acct
dents, trains will not run faster than twenty mile:
per hour.
BALTIMORE. April 2I.-The remains OF Prcsiden,
Lincoln arrived at o'clock The escort was very
large. The stores are all closed. and the whole
population i in the streets. The remains will liz
In state until two O'Clock, in beautiful catafaque
The buildings are every where draped with EN-
tleE1s Of grief.
A, every static ]. town and ali along the line o.
the route bet.eea Biltimore and Philadelphia
thousands Of people assembled to see the funera
train pass. They lined the track on both sides
and stood with their heads uncovered. holding
their hats in their left hands, held up their right t:
heaven as If taking row 10 avense their falleI
chiefta.n.
At IIarisburgh, Philadelphia. New York ant
Albany the honors paid to the dead Presidsn
were all that could have been desired by his mos
devoted admirers. Nothing was omitted 10 rende
the scene grand. imposing and solemn Thou
sands upoathousands at zach place had the m 'urn
ful satisfaction Of bcholding the honored remains
az they lay in state
PREPARATIONS are making at Indianapolis, Chi'a
80 and Springfield to paw such honors to the re
naiDs Of the iustrious dead as are proper. 1t il
expected that large number will 90 from this vi
einity to Chicagoto witness the ceremonies and
see the face Of him whom they honorcd and loved
while living. all that is mortal Of him Is com
mittei to its fnai resting place.