The Evening critic., 1881-09-26
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LYING IN STATE
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST. 1868.
In the Magnificent Catnfalquc In
Cleveland.

at Cleveland.
Arrangements had all been completed for
tho reception of the remains at the. depot
for an hour before the train arrived, and
the ca3kct was immediately placed in q
large hcarsc, which was mnssively drapcd
In mourning. IL was drawn by four jet
black horses, with black broadcloth neck
and body blankets, trimmed with deep, sill.
yer fringe. Each horse was led BY colorcd
groom. The first to alight from
the train were General sherman and
staff. They. formed parallel lines
along the platform, between which the i'm
mediate members OF the family OF the late
President walked, two by two, to the car
riages which were in waiting for them
Mrs. Garfield, her son Harry and her daugh-
tcr moiiie hrst entered carriage. AS MIS-.
uarneiu passed uowh thc PLATFORM lcsnihg
on the arm OF her son and accompanied by
secretary bla,ne, every eye was upon ner;
Sne was CLOSELY ygileo, pue ncr lacc cou,u
w Easily sccn. ner oAIrossi1n u was ;,,;tod
Wnat Sareworn, pue urn, anu sno ,,.,,.
Icmarkaolo Ior.ituue a7 sne p'ss1 49,, .u'o"s"
inc 'hrongS vi pcop'c auou' ."o "epo''
Az the Depo..
AS soon as the remains had been deposit
cd in the hcarsc the church bells COM
menced tolling, and continued until tho pro-
cession reached the pubic square. Inc es'
cort from the depot TO tine pavilion IN tho
square consisted Of the Oriental knights
Tcmplar of Cleveland, 100 strong; the
Holy Rood Commandery of Cleveland, 80
strong, and the Columbia Knights Templar,
of Washington, about 100 strong. The dead
President was member OF the latter COM
mandery. Besides these organizations there
were the Cleveland CITY Troop ana several
others. Four hundred members of the
IN attendance
neighporhood OF tme depoI, actihg primer
paliy as guards Inc crowd was very iargc
and extended Tor two or three BLOCKS IN
either direction from the station. fcriect
order prevailed, however, every one appear
ing to realize Inc soiemnity Oh the occasion
FIOrnl CONTRIBUTIONS.
The car in which the casket was brought
was filled with flowers, which almost hid
the coffin from sight. The coffin was
wrapped in u large flag and In triple folds
of fine Grape. Upon it were a few white
flowers and some large green leaves. 1t wa:
borne from the train by ten United States
artillery men, who wore white helmets, and
who, with drawn swords, took up theil
positions beside the hearse. As soon as the
casket had been placed in the bearsc the
beautiful black horses drew IL slowly down
the avenue toward the file of soldiers and
Knights Templar, who were drawn up OF
the west side and faced east, with heads
revercntly bowed. Slowly the procession
took up it's march down the avenue.
As the column, headed by three platoon'
of police, started from tho Euclid avcnu,
station, st. Paul's church bell commenced
tolling. Other churches along the line fol-
lowed and added to the s0lemnity OF thu
march.
The Fnnernl COrtcge.
mi A. r.. n
took the first carriages and were follOwe,
by the members of the Cabinet Ex-Presi
dent Hayes occupied a carriage with Score
tary Window, with whom he walked from
the cars arm in-arm; ColOnels Rockwell an,
Swaim-the old friends Of the decease,
President and who were constantly will
him throughout his illness, also Occupie,
one carriage by themselves; DIR. s. Il
'Boynton, the family physician, accompanie'
some OF the iaaies. MIS- uarneia aia no
so 10 inc Pubic sIuare, pue was orivcn
once 10 inc rcsiuehce oi Mr. Iha'o.
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