The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28
HE NATIONS DEAD.
The FUNERAL PREPARATIONS.
Committees of the Two Houses Of Con-
gress Appointed to attend the OBJ
seqnies-rhe Presidcnt and
Cabinet win Also Attend.
Many Messages. Etc,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.--All public
buildings here are covered with en-
blems of mourning. Flags sre dis
played at half mss. all over the city,
snd cisizens generally are doing ev.
erythiug the. suggests itself to make
the observance of the death ofvice.
President Hendricka appropriate and
fitting.
On account of the strain on the
neives OF MsS. Hendricks visitors We're
excluded from her last evening, but
tDts morning the parlors vera again
nlled with sympathetic friends. Mrs,
II Hsndricks is almost Frustrated to- day
nom glief ard exhaustion, and her
phy.e'cians have given orders that she
shall see nobody unless there Is nm
emergency for it.
II. S. PARKS, THE SCULPTOR,
Arrived from Chicago this morning
and was assisted by n. Mueller, OF this
city, aud L. B. Greasner, of Cincinuati,
IN taking apiaster cast OF Hr. Hend-
rioa's lace. IL was not altogether salts
factory, however, and at Mrs. Hsnd-
rick's suggestion, Mr.. Parks will make
anotner IN the morning, from which he
will model "a bust.
force oil men are engaged in build.
ing white marble vauit In tho ground
IN Hendricks lot at Crown Hill GENE
terry. There has been no change ip the
arrangements for the funeral, which
VIII take place AZ noon Oh Tuesday.
THE BODY WILL LIE IN STATE
al DAY Monday at thecou house. All
tho rooms ~ the principal hotols are
already engaged by distinguished
guests from abroad. The senatorial
psrty and other representati, -the
government viii arrive from, "a
ington Monday night.
At the meetings of various political
organizations this morning appropri.
ste tributes ot respect wero sdoptot
and committees appointed TO arrange
Tor tho participation IN tho funeral
Ihe Hendricks cub, composed OF Q0(
young Democrats, appointed com
mittes 10 make preliminary arrange
ments 10 erect "A monument 10 lIsnd.
ricks in his city. Mrs. Hendr cks
has received macy messages OF coa.
dolence airCa the death of her husband
Among those that came this mornnp
wore tributes OF respect and assurances
of sympathy from
GOVERNOR PATTISoy, OF PENNsYIr
vANIA;
Associate Justice John NJ. Harlan,
Mayor Frpncls, st. Louis; Genera
James Ekin, Louisville; National Cat
tle and Horse Growers associations
81. Louis, and 80 or more political or
geni2gtiops in all parts Of tive country
Patrick Eagan,,presidentiof the Irisf
Land League OF America, telegraphec
~ follows:
Mira, I. A. Hendricks:
/ have learned OF the death OF YOul
iliustrious husband. On behalf OF my
fellow oountrymen, Of whose nationM
rights he was ever tho able and fssr
less advocate, hasten to tender yor
my respectful and heartfelt cOndolenc,
In your sad bereavement. May AL
mighty God strengthen you to bsar tn,
great olow which 1t hes pleased Hin
to inilict upon you.
THE PALI.-BEAPERS
| at tho funeral wore selected ~ tn
committee this morning, with Mrs
Gendricks approval. They are: Gov
erAor lsgNo z. Gray, OK Governor Al
Iest g. Porter, Hon. William A
1 Wooda, iadgs OF tho United Sta,o
conri; Zion. John l. McMester, mayo
of IodiRnepolis; Aquilla Jonss, pos;
msster Of annapolis; David Mace,
and Judge Frederick Road, OF tti
clty.