Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-24

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word above whisper. and the funeral party
kept Themselves out Of sight. At 5:N the train
drew out OF the depot and slowly crossed the
oridge to Allegheny City. where a car contain
ing the Cleveland committee was ATTACHED to
the train. More people even than in Pittsburg
lined the tracks through Allegheny City and the
PARKS. Along the line of the railroad where it
passed through the west park, the tracks were
covered with plants I'm full bloom, and beautiful
ana expensive floral tributes.
The second. or congressional train. left Al.
toona at 2;l5 am, with two locomotives. There
were several hundred people I'm the depot many
ot whom were ladies. The train reached Derry,
IA, af AS a. m. where IL stopped for water
Many people OF both sexes were In waiting along
the track at that unusual hour To see the train
pass AT Derry the train was thirty minutes
oenlnd the nrst train. After DAYLIGHT people
could De seen In punches of ten or fifteen at
many different points along the line OF the road
The nearer Pittsburg the train approached the
more frequent became the crowds. An the
small stations were filled with men women and
children. The train arrived at Pitssburg at cir
a. m, where breakfast was taken. The funeral
train left Pttsburg twenty minutes earlier
Passed wellsvile Shops. at s:46: ironda,e.
sos; Salinville, at BIG; kinsington. e5 miles
from Cleveland, at 9:4S; Bayard. at 10 a. m;
Alliance, l0.42; Rootstown, 42 miles from Cleve-
land, at 1l:20 q. m; Rayenna, 1l:Sl-four min
utes late.
THE TWO TRAINS TOGETHER AGAIN.
WELLsvILLE, ONO, Sept. 24-The congress
sional caught up AZ this place with the funeral
train, which was delayed because Of a request Of
Mrs. Garfield that the coach i'm which She WAS
riding should be placed In the rear Of the train.
Inc ladies did not sleep well last night because
OF the heat and being too close to the engine.
Inc weather Is very warm to-day. Bells are
now tolling. Congressman Hanna, chairman of
the Cleveland local committee, passed through
the train with Sergeant-at-A Arms Thomson and
gentleman from Cleveland, who has charge OF
the arrangements for quartering the guests in
that city. Those who desire IL have been invited
to take up their abode at private residences.
many OF the citizens of Cleveland having extended
that courtesy. IL they prefer otherwise hotel
accommodations will be provided for them. The
drapery on the first car caught fire this morning
uished before much damage was done A post
OF the Grand Army of the Republic, was drawn
up In 'front.' of the depot, at East Liverpool
Ohio, and saluted as the train passed. band
OF music was In attendance and played fu-
neral dirge. Abeautiful arch was erected over
the main street. The fire department was also
drawn up In line, and about thousand people
were congregated along the track Passed
Macedonia at 1926 pm, and Bedford 12:42 The
latter place is IA miles from Cleveland. Passed
Newburg 1883
MANIFESTATIONS OF SYMPATHY
ALLIANCE, O., Sept. 24.-The funeral train
made another stop at Wellsville Junction The
employees OF the company's shops, with their
wives and children, were assembled In q BODY
At Wellsyille proper there was large crowd,
President Hayes, SecretaIi& Blaine and Lin
coin, and Postmaster General James sat at the
open windows facing the people, and many men
shook hands with the distinguished gentlemen.
and as the train moved out Of the depot followed
It az long as 1t was possible to do 30. Some Of
the women took their little children up to the
car windows to have them shake hands, At one
OF the stations recently passed q large number
OF the male portion of the crowd were In q kneel.
ing position as the train passed by
Another reason for Mrs. Garfield requesting that
her car be placed at the rear of the train was
that she desired to be out Of reach of the crowd
on arriving at Cleveland. Whenever the train
makes stop the curtains OF Mrs. Garfield's car
are drawn down. The manifestations Of SYM
pathy for the dead President are most marked
along the entire route. The houses, from q
mansion to log cabin, are draped in mourning
at all points. At Salneville, Ohio, there was
quite a gathering Of all classes of people.
Coal miners, with lamps on their hats and Clothes
covered with dust just as they had rushed from
the mines, were mingled with well-dressed men
and women. number of coal mine bows with
lamps on their hats were drawn up In martial
line In front Of the depot. A few miles
and one engine was unable to take the train
up. Another engine was sent for.
The Arrival.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 24-The train bearing the
body of the late President arrived here on time,
at 1:30 pm.
At Cleveland.
ORDER OF THE PROCEssION-THE LATE PREsr-
DENTS MOTHER AND SISTERS
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. A.-The day is clear
but blustery and unpleasant. Throngs Of peo-
pie are on the streets preparing to receive the
remains Of the late President. The city is every.
where draped in mourning, and the effect lis very
impressive. The funeral train is expected to
arrive at the Euclid avenue depot, about
three miles from the center 3 Of the
city, at one O'Clock, where IL will DO
met by the military and the civil societies.
The procession after receiving the remains will
return through Euclid avenue to Erie street. up
Erie to Superior streets. The carriages for the
accommodation OF the visitors are sixty i'm num-
Der: The following is the order OF march
Body OF police; Cleveland troops In platoons
Band; hearse, with Communicates i'm double
columns OF three on the right and left, Cleve-
land Grays; carriages containing the Cabinet;
general OF the army and staff; admiral Of the
navy and stan; guard of honor. consisting Of
Gen. Hancock, Adjutant General Drum. Quar-
General Meigs and Lieutenant Gene
raj Sheridan; Gov. Foster and staff; governors
Of states and stats; Senators and Representa-.
tves; other guests invited by Secretary of State,
Blaine.
The remains win be brought to the catafalque
and deposited there under proper guard. The
Garfield family will not accompany the process
sion. but will be conveyed directly from the de-
pot to the residence of Mr.. James Mason.
The Presidents mother arrived i'm the city yes
terday afternoon. and lis now at the home of
Governor A. Sheldon. The late Presidents sis
ers, Mrs. Larabee and Mrs Trowbridge. and the
TWO little sons of the late President will also
nave their home at Governor Sheldon's residence
[t is not probable that the face Of the dead will
De at all exposed to public view.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Sept 2.-Virginia 6's consolA
u; do. second series 40: do. past due coupons.
'21S; do. new ten-forties, SEA bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Cotton dul-mid-
ling. nxallH. Flour steady. firm and active,
Wheat, southern steady; western higher but
nactiye-southern red, 1.40al .46; do. amber, la
ll.57: No. western winter red, spot and Sep
ember. Lf6k; October. 147,sal AZ; November.
81 kal. 81 y; December, l.1halG%. Corn, south
,rn firm; western higher and Quiet-southern
White 81; do. yellow. %; western mixed spot and
september, "A bid; October, 74xa.4t; November,
7haTx: December, s01SaS0A. Oats steady and
lctive-sOuthern, 50a52 western white 5Oa.S3: do
mixed. 49a50; Pennsylvania, 5Oa52. Rye steady,
mt without change. Butter frm-western
.rass, l5aS. Eggs higher. y. Petroleum dull
md unchanged. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes.