New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
FURTHER FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
WHO THE PALL-BEARERs WILL BE-MARKs OF RE
sPECT TO Mr.. HENDMCKsS MEMORY.

| FURTHER FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
WHO THE PALL-BEARERs WILL BE-MARKs OF RE-
sPECT TO Mr.. HENDRICRs'S MEMORY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-All the public
buildings here are covered with mourning, ard flags
displayed at halfast all the city The citizens
generally doing everything that suggests itself TO
make the observance of the death of Nce-President
Hendricks appropriate and fitting. On account OF the
stain upon the of Mrs Hendricks visitors were
excluded from the house last evening, but to-day the
! paIlOrs again filled by sympathizing friends
For the first time since her husbands death Mrs. Hem
bricks downstairs to dinner this evening and talked
quietly and cOmposedy with her relatives. having re-
covered somewhat from her prostraton of this morning.
she received long letter from Miss Rose Cleveland the
Presidents sister, but OF personal char
she declined to give IL to the press To her friends
she gave an account of Mr.. Hcndrickss last hours,
| what lie doing aud what lie said about ordinary
| affairs. there not being any apprehension on
the part Of either of a sudden fatal termination o.
| his illness. While lying the bed only few hours
before his death he read several papers and few
chapters IN tho book Lazarus inIondOn In which ne
appeared much interested, and discussed with her
the book and tho dispatches in tho papers. He wanted
be at work. answering the letters OF personal friends
but she urged that he should remain quiet I'm accordance
with the physicians instructions. she talked calmly OF
these things, but when she attempted 10 tell how, after
leaving him cheerful and almost free from pain for
few minutes she returned TO find him cold IN DEATH she
| broke down completely and wept almost hystorica'y
Il. II. Parks, of Chicago. assisted by II. Null
| Ter. of Indianapolis and f. i. Gessncr, Of Cincinnati
took plaster of the Presidents face. 1t was
not altogether satisfactory. however ana at Mrs. Hen
drcss suggestion Mr.. Parks will make another cast to
morrow morning from which he will model "a bust
All the rooms at the principal hotels have been en-
gagged by distinguished persons from other cities who
intend to he present the funeral At the meetings OF
various political organizations this morning appropriate
/ tributes OF respect were adopted and committees ap
pointed to participation IN the funeral ccrc
! monies. The Hendricks Club. which is composed OF
1000 young Democrats, appointed committee to make
! preliminary arrangements for starting sub.
/ scrption to means to erect
monument to Mr.. Hendricks in this city.
ana they are encouraged this Undertaking by the
suraucc Of generous donations itom all sides.
MIS- Hendricks has received several hundred messages
OF confidence the death of her husband. Among
those that this morning t1paics Of rrspect
aud assurances OF sympathy from ratusoa OF
! Pennsylvania; Associate Justice john NJ Harlan Mayor
Francis Of ST. Louis General amos \. Eikin. OF Louis
vc and nifty more political or-dn1ion- in all parts
! OF Tie country. The National cattle AMI Horse
Breeders Association at It LOUIS, at whose exhibition
ut Chicago last week Mr.. Hendricks attended also cent
! a message of sympathy.
Among the tclo rams received This AZ moon was the
following:
Fremont Onio NOV. =.
Pe.se tcaGcr to Mrs Hcrdricls tl,r heartfelt SYM
patty OF Mrs Hayes and myself III her 90. .oTi.".
Mr. Hayes also sent private dispatch stating that hc
would be here to attend the funeral Governor Gray
to-day received tn, following:
rs trbatc Of respect IRON his native state propose
TO attend the fturial OF Ncc.rrc,ncut Hendricks
comTtnled Dy ms stJli Please iu"iW INC proper coi.-
mittcc. CitEGL H"NIl;
Ex.Prcsdcnt Arthur viii attend the obseqnir' lccon
get away from his bu 'ucs- O-cg t. lrt., chairman g.:
the Committee Arrangements th.s af;crnoou Issued
d cordial invitation TO all il'tcruic.. with OF without
badges ofd-IluctiOn to participate ia the o'rque'.
The pa.beaIcr. ut the funeral selected by the
committee this morning with Nj Hcudricks's apr val.
They are as follows: Governor Isaac +. Gray cSGov-
cruOr Albert g. Porter. William \. Woods. Judge OF the
| United states Court; john L. McHastcr Mayor Of
| indianapolis; Aqmlla Jones, David Macy and judge
! Frederick Rand. al Of this city.
! In connection with the. auuOunced intention 81 tho
President to attend the ob,cqu,, me Jop7H oi to-
morrow Will say: While the citizens Of Indianapolis
and Of the State OF Indiana would be bril proud aud
pleased meet the President Of the United states.
/ and while the friends ana ncghhors OF Thomas 4.
! Hendricks fully appreciate the honor that would be
his memory Wy the presence Of III" Ch"i M's'
trai, here On iue.d@{ noxi. n J@4r"W Ir.r con- 80,
leave The White House at ths Jun"tufc tn make t4n
/ C,Tovc,;cpt OF a suec1l ra!iway train should not Uc
hazarIcd by the President whose life aud active ser
people There arc too, many RISKS At
lending ne mp as,,,Tt | mn S ,,ii,3
Vice-President suddenly tkcn rWy u 10 ~" nm.
expected that happens, and nya'N me unc' pe"tcd'
C.eyeand's imperative duty 10 take all proper p'cdr-
uo Tit cOu.,lG} has gone thruu Ill., successfully tnauy
pers during The last Ipartrr %! century, hu' the 1"
has on NOR hocn drawn Ia It's highest
Tler. -.idild not be the possibility o. another
strain. II human prudence Fan prevent IT, Every h"uor
abe citizen 81 "A" country tct'Ih'rS OF parry Ih'
prays the life ana health OF tho PTcSdrui who
! stands alone the embodiment ~ r"tFuiu;i"nal
! power and authority, and from the moment he should
leave the capita iuU he reaches u again l safely th'
country Tpuii % ,t la,I"t,c nh!e,t ~, ~"
Republican newspaper, and a. ono published at the
home jf The Ldc Vcr.lresiient. ana as one against
whom the charge cannot lee made that IT would Oh" or
.aC anything 10 interfere with tho largest possible
measure honor to the memory oi the distinguished
dead But Mr. Cleveland IL not hi- own Ice Is not his
rartys Le cannot follow merely the dictates Of his pcr
sond or political friendship iio - tho Nations head
mo mis- lie between iEtcrrgnuu In view OF tiis
would not him take the risks incident 10 the rapid
CIpilil To- IndanapoI let al the Secretaries come VINO
can De spared from tnrif official duties, bat the President
| should not leave WIs!ngtOn."
TRIBUTES N OTHER CITIES
AsyAPoLIs Nj, Noy. 27.-G0vcrnor Lloyd has ordered
the flag or the House to be put at hafiast IN
respect 70 VcPrcsdent. ana has directed the clos
! ing Of the State office on the day OF tie funeral.
! Eo.TON Nov. 27.-1ho CITY Council Of Boston to-day
aaoptcd appropriate resolutions upon the death OF Mr.
Hendricks and ordered tnat the city Han hc
closed Oh the day OF tie funeral aud that hags he d
played at half-ma-L JONI Srrci uni'iet consist,
me OF tho Mayor and members from elch branch OF the
city government appointed TO attend the funeral
BALTIMORE. NOV. 20-On the day Of The funeral OF 'Ir
Hendricks the bells the Cty Hall AMI Of the Ere Dc
partment wiz DC Iocd for n0urand business viii BE-
al least partially Suspended. Tho city Han and ihe
Custom House Post Once VIII be drapcl 10 mourn
ug. well some U the more prOHin Ut buildings In
tho city.
PROCLAIM ALTON BY GOVERNOR HILL
ALBANY, Nov. 27.-Thc following proclama-
! 81 t,,-,f. t.t