Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-02

sil,l open grave sud took thrir tiarriaees
The pl oplc WIN had waited So respect.
/ tdlly then foeiied 10 the grave 30 gtt :
lhravr view. Tho military order, "ior.
| ward mairh, siacled tljo soldiers hCno.
| ward. The carriages rapidly ronVd away
ami The DISTINGUISHED dead
Was fEFf ArDNF.
The members OF iho cabinet tii on
tAell snccml train over the Balhnnre Il
ONO road a. return % Wavilnai0a "a q
/ O'Clock, departing almost immudlatsly on
| tqcir wiufn irom The cpmot,ry, The
senate aus house UommEicos. accom-.
penicd BY tho supreme court lns.
AceF, left &C the Same haur In ttrlr
special over tho Pennsylvania road.
special iripS lcit ilo city ON an TO
roads early he the evening, carving away
ne greaicr portion Of the visitors. i
CLOSE railway esthuaM shows that 10 CA,
rrcl 10000 people arrived 10 the uit,
within TIE twciyc heuin preceding tho
mineral, which taxed the capacity oi the
notels turthe tlmo beyond their natural
eopa'liy The failure Of President Cleye.
lahu 10 atiend Tie obseguios was subject
ct comment.
Inv death of NiccTipsidout Honll4rks
leaves ms widow, ia ope sense, rnthclv
alone so iSr as ihopussrssion ana keeblne
ap OF their humcseend Va this Clty * con.
errned u is presumed that sho viii Tor
~ tmo make her home WIN the family ot
q, w. Morgan, her brother, also d resi-.
uShi heres who has heea close to her
10 her present great bereavement
ArrFR riir rUNERAt.
Vol john Nj Wilson, who bad charge
OF the United States senatorial marty.
brought with him not only gft OF
iowers from Miss Cleveland, but also an
autograph letter from tho president to
Mrs, Hendricks This letter, Mrs. lion.
bricks said, was ono purely OF personal
eondolcnco and sympathy aud not ono
she would care 10 give out for puhioa.
zion, When Mrs, Hendricks. niturnod
home from Crown nm, the old home-
stead residence, which had been left in
charge OF u committee OF ladies'. was III.
vested Of all the memorial noral tributes
and other sharp reminders OF her
great sorrow. Tho grnto ures had
ntoh llehicd, aud everything had been
done 10 restore tie sroums To thor
former homeliko appearance She passed
the evening IN company with Mrs. Thorn.
ton, her niece, Mr. aud Mrs. Norman, her
brother aud sister-in.lHW, aud Mr. and
Mrs Miles OF Washington, very intimate
friends, Mr. and Mira niles will remain
with her until the latter part of the pres.
emu week, when they VIII return EaAt,
sppclai 10 the Gasetta.
nor SPRINGS REVOLUTIONS.
Hon SPRINGS, AK, Dee. / AT a
meeting OF The citizens OF this city last
night % take action upon tlie death OF the
vce-prcsldont, the following resolutions
were adopted and the press representa-
tivcs asked 90 transmit thn same 20 their
respective papers VITA request to pub.
lsh'
where's, death, ~ AZ tninvited and unwc
pnre.t .fac. as ,osn nJ w na,,on o. on@2i ,s
hrlfhtosl ight, having without wafnipg strleG
cD DOWN, IN the fnliuierdian OF his nhUIulncss
,,,.at n,n,ss' ttnnnnvop, tho uuoi goou ana
Resolved, thai In hls dantii We moi only lose
our beloved vice president, but our country
'.,,,, ~ o. hoh h9ulgsl ollienns Indiana nor
.,tb q COMMISSION snd a warmo Eenerums pgsennat
< flsidi-i-,-.i. "a
him sp'o,S bc,h tph ~ whaleyer light we view
tlcmnn, an earneet cbTistInn aipsr e
friend, profound scholar a learned lnwyor, au
ap,e l ThhR or wise ana patriotic staiog
ant AZ a grand and lofions b,ra,ie, ,s,i, u,
tho cmulaion Of every aepiring yonng kmSri
Gnu, my NAV ~ llb were 40 blended ~ thr Gle
"al,nIs ma no sannep,o,. I n no W. D1t ioM
those who knew him boat ana Therefore loved