, 1870-04-06

entered the rrcsenee Of the caskcssa .dead. and
1Hany deep nigh came frcm the bfeaSt Of stem
ed of batue, bot nov, tast he bad eems III i,ks M
thief in the night TO Steal AWAY ths dearsst amon9
III q, they xete Almost or. rcon,t, Anu stood ave-
6tluck and teHlfol In the Presence Ut hlA WORK.
IN CHICAGO.
As the train ncared Chicago, the suburbs began
u pour tnTth their denlzSns upon the line Of the
cit! "1e continuous thrpnR OF men. women. and
children were gathered BY The way 10 witness the
moved ihr,uSh the crowdet, st1ects, Ind =, jest
came into full view upon the lake Shore where its
adsent W. greeted b salvo Of guns By the
Lake Park and the tolltnR OF the Court House ball
Michigan Asenue NAs completely filed with caT-
~ ana INC park enelosarc as the ts!n nes.ei
q humanity. Full 5000 people, " TassaeS s
;es s e. IL. OF en,4ss sas ri 5n;,a r, ;, sa
nntl It reached its hating place a. the depot, the
tattsr place being packed densiy. Here were
e;n.n e. 5p y itns, Tl1, a5nas ?, prssens' ~
Nesaus Band, In full uniform, AMI playing /
OF SuTt t1lntendcnt Kennedy, held the len of the
line. AID td excellent service In restraining the
large lhEung oi citizens Immediately opon IT.
quEEc nofal tributes supplied BY direction OF Gen
eral Sheridan and stan. Alter the Escortiug CJm-
a s ~ a Ia I
lard and Etchneld the military Organizations ~
torrne", and marched through the streets with
ended the public demonstration for thu time
THE DEFAkTcRk
ns aef c5 q ~ tas xsn teuna By way q Sly
there to awatt the departure of the regular
O'clock tram The zouayes paced up aui down
the platform with nuskets anh hayonets in re- eyuia
picket fashion, and the cavalrymen Kept the doors
Ut the car whcfe the hero slept
Hundreds OF persons passed In and out of the
AnnfA ri. Il &h1
be scen through the windows 1t was q sal anu
silent congregation OF persons who felt they were
n The g Ct ,e mighty deal tn quit
respect that could have treen paid TO the memory
Of The iustIious soldier, and showed how much hc
was moI1ned b5 those who knew him by his deeds
alone.
The committee we're accommodated In the
Directors car, and General Sheridan, General Nc
palace car. committee OF citiztas fru1n Indian
apolts and Toledo, who hal proceeded to Chicago
for fhe pusposc Of escoftinF the remains through
occlcck, amid the silence Of the caneourse OF
people, disturbed only by the firing Of the minute
The committee went to the Rock Island Junction,
General Sheridan will 70 through to New YORK.
lie will not have time to remain over ut Trny, a.
he has to be In Philadelphia on Saturday morning,
to atteE1 the Erunion OF the Army Of The Potomac,
OF which he Ii President
AsRASGEAnt7A FOR ruH FUNERAL
The suhiosne,i correspondence ami general order
enood' the details OF the funeral aFraneemsnts:
ELAo, Utah. Aprila
4 III s H.
you. and thinks Friday will b. shc BITTER day. uhIs
Brerct Usattnans Colonel
SAN FnAsc1soo. Aprla
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III r 1c;t:d ,tnpoEaaiy II Tue 5st!ytag 4ssL
atsent!op. PEAScKa L TaoX1s
The following general order has been Issued by
Aiso4$S4 Sssznss: e i: 1s o;sn.,
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Pa: f. f. @ e 'ss s1
s ~. IT, .n e. p ass Fsi P,t g 4. ] :. II
r. q neral md s.tr os1nsnsats: Ill insnab~rs "f
sliy ~ Iax:t pn+n 70 salit;s thsF
ssesan T. T. 1oxxss.p. - a Adia;ant Z t:.n+4s sSIa'
Will not be tiualy tu.errsl on Friday, hut Will he
,lriuused in vault tn await the ar1iya! of M!s.
Themas, whcn the last burial services viii le nj
yately conducted.
REsoLC1loss or RESPECT.
At q meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal clergy /
men IT ChtclrD hci IN Fsfe,1IAy fur tha ptrrI5.,
Of taking action with reference tO the .ieath of /
General Thomas, the Committee OF Resolutions,
consisting Of Rev. Drs J. H. iiastlas g. II. Fowler
"rrt nnanimDn.ly atlop Ell:
IA Il IT, 4: ~; ef G. s11 & qsee 9 Il ham,
1sS psss III ~ A'en sFe
Of s,ss s't h. " II, ss 1sl f.s y soS, ;ss, r.,
clergy Of liz rliv ta..rf ,iASs,r,. Il, HIT srt5 nnt
r.. r'uer.nsng this +udden and 1ierotls national b.
rrW;sSnnsns: 4 ;n,r ard H..
ts s, rs Tug me- tpf !" the eleFy of the strtho
.h,nsbt fhr d.ii,"rr - xt ~ ~ Gnaay, Mas
IL, .snid r. .ny iatviiasl rzrssssian, s ana
conr 1euttnts cf The ,n.rt;ns upSn tiz S1rat biz
lie !ett: th:retorr:
I'M; pur@, r. sbn,t ne arf9ntT TT
AFTER md rrnnent seFviccr If the d.re.tci t:tne.I
te II. Thotnas liz ttnts Of The era, lors which
n; ssaans re @.n %n1s
!ntnFT than ettkne un1nerrd hattrry: sisrnas with
3u pn,ote snd ~ n.n nan S q iP. ELL 9t
w"f.f: y DO cruid tlan wisely, aad j,.iify bis
Int1suErs bE executing thru ruocersftly; |
,s,ty rsnr;,s, ~ IF GeAn A. in ,nnd: loved md
oi ra tf,a in ~, tho1sh h. ,s ha ana
SouiherneT he aos1 i'll ts III countrv VIM deg.
yer wa..es and rebellion w prnni.tnf. :. nan Who
shtnes with urat lustte !hcth study biz Inherent
Gt1sTst Or y; atn ;eE.ess e bis
h seaa esas Si Y h nov n q
him. /, .he coansy i low paas PM bus
md f1k1ns aud We }nin the country which Re did to
much T. sase IN the sorpw 4 fuels it 10 Errat loal
Mn sho'1ae has our 'srnrathieA and prayers.
TIE DEATH STROKE
The following particulars Of the death OF Gen.
era I19mas were, on yesterday, narrated BY
tolonel HA!nrl to 4 TRIBUNE reporter: On the |
very dag OF the fntauty-Monhay, March as
General Thomas had expressed himself ~ feeling
III moaS pas h e5