The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-24
FUNERAL OF GENERAL CANDY.

The Remains OF the Martyr Inferred NJ
Crows Hill Cemetery, indianapolis
Full Military Honors-An Immense
Procession OF Military, Clerical and
Civic Dignitarfes in Attendance.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May %. 1873.
The ohseques of General Candy took place from
the First Baptist church this afternoon. The
church was handsomely decorated throughout with
emblems OF mourning The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. Day, OF the Baptist church,
assisted by the Rev. Drs. Bayiss, OF the Methodist
Kimler, OF the Presbyterian, and Bradley, OF the
Episcopol churches.
After the ceremonies at the church the remains
were taken to Crows Hill Cemetery. accompanied
by very large procession In the f0lowieg Order:-
The City Police
Emmett and College Guards, Preceded by Band
Organized Societies.
The officiating Clergy.
The Pail Bearers.
Major General Irwin Mcdowell. Major General
Lieutenant Governor Leonidas Sexton, Judge
Walter g. Graham, General \. McGinniS
| General George ii. Chapman, Judge Samuel II.
Bushkirk.
General Lewis Wallace. John G. Wright, General
John 5. Sim0nsOn.
Mr.. Austin H. Brown, Judge Livingstone Rowland.
The Hearse.
| The MOurners.
The Family.
/ The stan OF the Deceased.
The lieutenant General Of the Army. General
/ Sheridan.
/ The Governor and Oficers OF State.
Senators and Represen tatives in Congress from
Indiana and other states.
Judiciary OF the United States and State OF In
diana.
Clergy.
Faculty OF Wabash College.
Offcer and soldiers OF the war OF 1872, Mexican
The Mayor and corporate authorities OF the city OF
indianapolis, and adjacent cities,
Oncers OF the army, navy and marine corps OF the
United States.
Onicers and members OF the Board OF Trade.
| Among the most distinguished military men
present were Generals sherman, Sheridan, Ekin,
Pelouze, Calender, Darlington, Baird and others.
| In the procession, and Immediately following the
hearsc the horse used by General Candy in the
| Indian campaign. The horse was led by an or
derry, and the Generals sword hung from the
| horn OF the saddle.
Meeting OF Omcers of the Army to Take
Action ON the Loss OF Their Comrades
I'm the Battle OF April 30.
CAMP AT TULE LAKE, May 2. 1873
At meeting OF the officers Of the army on duty
In this camp, called for the purpose OF expressing
their sense Of the loss to the service OF the officers
who fell In the engagement with the Modoc Indians
on Saturday, the Goth Of April, 1879 and OF which
Major John Green, First cavalry, was chairman
and Lieutenant Peter Leary, Jr., Fourth artillery
secretary, q committee was appointed by the
chairman, consisting OF the following named officers
to prepare resolutions suitable to the occasion =
Captain John Mendenhall, Fourth artillery Assist
| ant Surgeon Henry McElderry, United States
Army; Captain Charles Ii. Hoyt, Assistant Quarter
master, United States Army; Captain Joel G.
Trimble First cavalry; First Lieutenant Edward
Field Fourth artillery; First Lieutenant Erskine
Charles q. Cresson, First cavalry; Second Lieu
| tenant George X Bacon First cavalry,
The committee reported the following resOlu-
lions, which were unanimously adopted =
comrades and friends captain Evan fhomes Fourth ar.
entsnant Albion Howe and Lieutenant Arthur Grams
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Resolved copy q sSess Issoations published
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