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the other side, Mr. Gfeetey "ae Ao' "o4 "
struggle unmoved."
New YoRK, Nov, 30.-Amost the entto ~ ~ ~
mcurns the death OF MIR. Greeley. ~ ,a suo rs. pu
lie buildings hotels, newsPape. .e:nn;,,9s, 9s A.Gs
private residences, and on tho e.et;g ~
are displayed at halfmast. 1ne tn1a 12 ~ tha d.
cease5 4 nrorninent Republican in Park row
vas f.st tn hanc out 6ag appropriately draped,
with tie Inscription: Horace Greeley 1t Is
ooo - sasrns nn tetted that the funeral will take
n7aca 1. on Tneeday, from Dr.. Chapin's Church,
b.,t s,ra1gemeuts ~ are not yet announced.
w Roti IT, BRANCHES Of the Common Council are to
meat on Monday to take appropriate action
The STOCK. and Produce - Exchanges' also me
Ma Te,olutions on Monday. It is expected there
viii h, 8 grand demonstration Of mourning On
the pIt Of civic bodies OF the city on the day OF
the funeral.
Du:ing yesterday crowds gathered at the 1!rib-
u,1e effice, inquiring for the latest news, Mr.
Saclair, at 8 o'clock, received despatch an
1ouncing the alarming condition Of the deceased,
and an hour afterward one reading - Come m
mediately, or all will be over" He then started
for Pleasantville. but did not i've to the public
manned until 8 o'clock, when the news OF Mr.
Greeley's death came.
Throughout the city last night, the subject
was talked Of at the hotels and clubs, and regret
WAS everywhere expressed. The Union League
Club viii take appropriate action To-Day, as WI
ciations OF which Mr.. Greeley vas member
Flags in the city are displayed at half.mast.
The World this morning editonally pays 3
high tribute to Mr. Greeley, and says thatthongh
he was an nnspairing cont1overaast ne p4ie ~
The Liberal Club Of this city. OF "h.ch NJ NJ
Greeley WAS President, met this evening anu
passed resolutions expressive Of regret ~ nl7
death, which is characterized as loss no1 OILY
to the country, but to the whole world: a,so
passed resolutions OF coincidence.
WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Chicago 1tibun>. H. =
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3o.-It w&s sta1ea 1. ~ Gst,9 sn9
would 60 to New York, Tor the pu5pose, o. la a..
tending Horace Greeley's funeral. he VII tsa1e Saa
here on Monday evening, after Iece1Flne az ~
gress, and will be accompanied oy uon'
erals Porter r. and 9lhRab Rab'o'f foreher issef Will
large number Of members Of Congress- also 1n!l, j.
mafe an intention Of paving this last tribute GO
the deceased, provided public business WILL
permit.
SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 30.-The whole com.
nunity is in great grief over the death OF
Horace Greeley. The flag on the City Hall, ana
other flags, are at half-mast. The papers all pub
| lish glowing eulogies on the deceased
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov 30-In the United statet
Circuit Court this morning, Hon. Mark y
| De}ahay moved the appointment OF Commit
tea to take snitable action in relation to tht
death Of the Hon. Horace Greeley. Appropri
ate resolutions were offered, expressive OF graft
| tude Of the people of Kansas to Mr. Greeley fo1
hia serYices to this State and to the nation.
Tha Hon. J. Is. Dillen, Presiding Justice
made few impressive remarks, in which he al
luded to Mr. Greeley as one OF the noblest 0
| American citizens.
| The resolutions were to be posted on tho jour
nal Of the Court.
BOSTON. -....
Bosros, Nov. 9o-An the morning paper
have obituary notices Of Horace Greeley:
ST, LOUIS. Nov S0-Au the papers this morn
ing have editorials On the death Of Horace Gree
ley, and all accord him high praise az man an
! al editor. The City Council last night passe
resolutions Of respect to the memory OF the de-
ceased statesman and Journalist, and reqneste t!
MAYOR Brown to convey to the family OF tn
deceased ihe deep sympathy of the citizens {
St. Louis in their aflietion.