, 1881-09-25
sexes we're in waiting nlong tho track at that
unseemlr hour to sec the trains pAss.

sexes we're in waiting along tho track at tnat
unseemtr hour to see the trains p1ass.
AT DERRY
.re were thirty minutes behind the first train.
After daylight puopIe coull bo seen Ill ouncaeS
OF from ten to fifty. even more sometimes III
uany different points along The lire o1 tao toto'
The nearer PittsburE tho train appcoacneu. Tue
more frequent BECAME the cro"os' All 'oe
small stations were filled with men, women, aud
children.
The train arrived at PitIsburg 1T G:l' n. H.
where breakfast was tukeu. The funeral train
passed here about twenty minutes ago. u
stopucd for about fifteen minutes, but break
fast wus not rartakru OF. Very few pe"pio
were to be seen when we arrived III fattsoues.
At WELLsvILLE, Q.
ALLIANCE o. Sent 34-ll:U a. m.-The tu-
neral train made another stop ut HehSEl'le
Junction, about Il mile from Wcllsville, to tnEe
in water. The car-shops Of the company afe
located herc nnd the employees with their wives
and children we're assembled in u body to wit
ness the passing OF the trains. Across tne 'front.'
of one Of the shops WIS stretched wide cam
yns on which was painted iu prominent letters
the following: We mourn our deod fres1-
dent" The people stood quietly by when the
train stopped, scarcely one OF them moving
until nfter it started.
At Wcilsville proper there stood large cro""'
and us tho funeral train stopped for some tl['e,
tho assetnbluxo had an opportunity to PARTIALLY
crafty their curiosity. E1-Prcsldcnt aaycs'
Secretaries Blaine and Lincoln. md Postmaster
General James sat 1T open windows facing the
people, Many men shook hands With tho dis
tnyuished gentlemen, and rs the train moved
out Of the depot they followed it until 1t WIS
impossible to do so further. Some Of the women
took their little Children up to the chr window
to have them shuke hands. In one instance
postmaster-G Jasues took a little chl'd up
and kissed it. At one Of the stations large
number of the male portion OF the crowd were
in kneellng position rs tho tri1n passed.
on HOARD.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 24.-Fol:owinR IS full and
complete list of .ll on board the funeral train:
Secretary Blaine and wife, Secretary Winuo1n
and wits, Secretary Lincoln aud wife, Secretary
Hunt and wttc Postmustcr-G G oucral james aud
wife, Acknowledgement MaeVeagh and
wife, Secretary krkwood, Brown,
Chief Clerk OF the State Department; y. a.
Adu, Of the State Department, Mr.. Sweet, pr!~
waite Sec1otary to Secretary Lincoln; Mrs- Gar
field, Miss Sollie, Mr. Harry Garfield. e.
O. Rockwell. DR.. S. a. Boyuton, Col
Rockwell, Mrs. Rockwell, Miss Lulu Rock
well, Gcu Mason, Mrs. Mason. Nrs. Reid,
Gen. Swain, Capt z. E. Henry, j. staniey
Brown, private secretary to President Garfle'd,
W. S. Young, o. S. Judd. DR.. Hawkes., Lieut..
Harper, Col. H. L. IOrOin. EI!LauEtA Sdttcl,
maid to Mrs. Garfield, the Rev. Isaac Errett. the
Isev D. r. POWERS and wife, Gen. Brown, Emil
ncnt Commander Knights Templar, Crump
| {the stcward), Atchison and Richer, ushers
| vt the White House: Mr.. Benedict Of New York
tthe undertuker). Mr.. Spear tthe Washington
undertaker), cx-President Hayes, Chief Justice
Waite, Justice Matthews, Justice Strong. aud
Gov Jewell. The following are from the stutc
| Of Pennsylvania: Gov. Hoyt, Attorney
General Palmer. Mr.. Reader, Assistant
| Marshall Of the Supreme Court and Mr.
| Gilbert. The following represent the United
States Army: Gen. Sherman, L'eut-Gen. Shcrl-
| dun, Maj.-Gen. Hancock, Quartermaster MeiE5,
| Adj,tant- General Druu', Col. Tourtelottc, Col.
Sheridan, Col. Gregory. Capt. Ward. The fol-
| lowing represent the United States Navy: tid~
mir.1l Dodgers, Admiral Stanley, Commodore
English, Scrgt.-Gen. Wales, Pay-Dircctor
| Tucker.
THE FOLLOWING NEWSPAPER MEN
| have bee granted credentials: 7. K. Davis and
assistant, New York, Ha1pers Weekly; e. E
| Upham Frank Leslie .I}eel;lu, New York; W. T.
Curtis and two assistants Inter- Oc<a7s, Chicago;
B E=yleston Jr.. Cincinnati Gazette; F. G.
Nathor, Ereuing Post New York; K W. RAN
som, CHICAGO Tn1BU VI. E. Nichols, Chicago
Ii,cs; +. Neyins, Pittsburg Leadcr; E. S. Clarke,
| Of New York, Washington Leader.