New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-01
TO BE BURIED TO-DAY.
LAST HoNoRs TO THE vICE-PEEsIDENT.
FORTY THOUSAND PERSONS SEEING THE BODY
SCENTS IN INDIANAPOlIs
IRY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.


roRrY THOUSAND PERSONS SEEING THE BODY
SCENES IN INDIANAPOLIS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Ixn1,NApo1Js. Nov. 3O.-Sincc early morn
ing strangers have been pouring mo town nom every
quarter and tonight the streets and all the notes ana
other places OF resort filed 10 0FeinO"he lhe
visitors who stepped from any one OF Inc score Vi ran
road trains that entered Union Station inns d'erh"on
,r men lusy drapng The dark and dmgy building in
cep black ans wherever his glance ell IL any palt VI 'h
c,,v IL reste,. On Cmblens OF mourning. lhe fronts
- vulc bindings aud the leading business houses are
evgted IN many olos Of cambria ana erapcand adofheu
with uortraiis Of MI Hendricks framed IN mourning
Bnt they do to convey greater sense oI per
sonal loss than DO tie cheaper ehbcms shown III III
windows Of tie humble shop ana on corner irnHiahuS
one enierprsiuS firm sold one thousand portraits oi
Icudricls and twice many badges to-day
Thomas 4. Hendricks man WHO III"
won the affection Of the men OF his own pd''9
and State few men gain H. asa III rms o''S
he held waIn place IN the regard OF every
body as Il KIND uci., hEor, symIathzmg ie"d ana az
honorable ciiizcn. As politician aud statesman the
Uooser Democrats without cNccption looked up To
hendricks lie Was the embodiment Of the Democrat!
in when they believe and. therefore, u is ho' S"'Ee
that the AIR has been filled win murhns OF 'lSS''si
,, and ,,r ss,os oI resen;lucnt to-day over the H.
tcll1ccnce that The President had dccGed not 10 "!eh
the funeral Of ,hc IDOL OF the Hoosier DemocI'ey'
Govern or Cray said this morning: q think the
President has mace mistake III not coming ana u"
not believe III this that pubic man my ho traVe
around just thc other pcoPc. think thal inc
advice 10 which tie President las yielded
Is based mon ideas which are op
Iosed to the theory of oar Institutions
9hf KeEs has the following editorial paragraph b
The President decided To remain III Washington
~ tie face his hrt intention 10 attend the oDs'q
here. This decision Is, OF course robbed OF any COM
peyion which II light affect The tenderest feelings
g,rplt Xpi1 of
sense If could he happily passed to oblivion, but the
sprit OF Democratic Institutions must protest against
this attempted imitation of tie Importance o the once
he holds" caller al Mrs. Hendricks home ms atr
noon was SUR REED TO hear some women who were Gu
gagged in decorating the parlOls. DISCUSSING III Il"
fr. Nv tone e Presidents retsoDs for rccOnsilcrnS
his purpose 20 attend the funeral From the tenor Oh
the cOnyerslt apparent tina me dispatch sent
by Mr. Hord President. after consultation Win
Mrs Hendricks, not interpreted by M CleVeiahu
as Freely n expected
TIE unefa OF lir Hendricks VIII bring TO the Capital
Of the State great eoncOdrse ii DISTINGUISHED men Al
day food Of kilograms has been pour
ing in upon the reception committee
whose members have en- at their VII cua to provide
Tor the iUs pctye guests. Municipal ptseh'HtlNto
Will be here IRON Boston, Dc'ch.' 'h''d-o' -
Ionis and d"zoA- d" Suai.I I, ~ " n'i ,I "a
committee of twenty from Ian'll"E II"iI d 'aneu ,l
Ia 70. arrived re ii tf3 inc
with tncir STATS arr expected 10 "ot t"''i ''"'' "
respect. ENl'ces.dcut h1yrs Is o>pe'ita' ,, r
Among to-in =. arrivals acre cS-GoveiAor h'a"r; o.
ono and o,GeV prominent c,0crAts ,t"n tH'
Sfatr N nor General ScADLcid 90 accompany tnr
CHICAGO Gtic1Jf aud u l. sti iH"' Nth'i" ~ l.
SHERMAN ana tN.~riajor henderson VIII uc PItSth'
among the men ni tlr u. Ions committee ihr
N,r,tLri Ia, bee. -uoiy ana t.r,4tulI- i Cay. ana
there is considerable fear taat io-mot'"" "''l DC
stormy. -.
During the afternoon there were evil noes a. mana 10
every direction al the 81 trio;7 Tor me cCfr'heS
of Tomorrow fac H,iII bdslHcS5 thprou acre I"e
scutot q sable appCaraLr'. 30 structure aP
D,.rIug without Its tutprry OF black. re-
ncrcd occasionally with m,cnrinsfag Of white
TINS street IcaIs 10 TIE pr as @: tGc tOar' HOUSE
where ihc bod OF the dead Sial"'nau lay 'N"ci /"
WOW. ard q SuIgug and CNeTrcIr3sIH- thl"uE was l"
te met at any point along It's trirc length rnt r."
more dense when preaching jh2t lU"c lInve i4'Ir
HE military aui yuCe were CHci Ito rc4aiSlt"" I"
keen the mass moving and 10 prevent hlo' hdir.
TIE line formed IL" street All rXtudeI Two squares
back fr,tn the entrance. Tue speed US Accelerated
until about ninety inmate passed TIE conn. II VS.
estimated that 10000 pcOIUe viewed the Doh3 Ill "a
course OF the dty. ~
horne through the entrance 10 the street who"
was placed in tie hear>e ana, escorted by ne ioHI
Indianapolis military COMPANIES. returned 10
tho parlor the homestead. All along
The line VI march, the nOulhu ha-ic
of the Columbus Barracks military band Announced us
mont the people nuckcd 10 see the spectacle
one thousand uckets hay" been Issued lOf Hhiltahc6
TO ST PAuls Episcopal CIurch. where the services VI"
lie conducted and the orders arc sdch that 10 one VIII
he admitted 10 ed fee in tue a's"icc al proper
A drtacInent of soldiers and polco VIII DC on
duty 10 see that this order j. carried "ui
la the funeral procession there Will he seventeen car
exclusive use OF relatives anu lh'thdtc
rruds These Viii follow lie heJrse from tic ot-' 70
we church. The procession Will he formed ri tLc
church. The dy Will reach the cEurch promptly al
j. o'clock