The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-26
MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY
Received by Mrs. Grant from Distinguished
Personal Friends.

Received by Mrs. Grant from Distinguished
Personal Friends.
Mt MCGREGOR, July 25.-The following
messages of coincidence have been received:
'WETHERINGToN, July "a.
Mrs. Grant:
"Allow me to offer sincere sympathy in your
great loss. LORD RIPoN."
'LoNDoN, July 25.
MRS. Grant,
81 offer heartfelt sympathy with you in the
sad affiiction which has befallen you.
TOXIC. Japan July "a.
Madame Grant:
81 learned with much sorrow of the death of
your husband. l tender you my sincere condo
lence and deep sympathy.
prince TowHITA"
ITO Mrs. Grant:
Delaware tenders the warmest sympathy of
her citizens in this great hour of private and
public grief CHARLES Z. SToCKLEY."
ITO Mrs Grant:
II offer my expression of deep sympathy to
the widow of the great leader of the Union
armies. COMTE DE PARIS"
NEW YORK, July 25.
ITO Mrs. Grant:
"In the name of the Imperial government, and
my own, pray accept the expression of the deep
est sympathy. BRAZILIAN MINISTER"
TOXIC, July 25.
''To Mrs Grant,
''By command, present to you the coincidence
and sympathy OF their majesties, the Emperor
and Empress, in the sad death of the illustrous
and hOnored friend of their lnaiesties
ITO HIROBUME,
Japanese Imperia! Household Minister"
LITTLE Rock, Ark July 25.
II wish your father could be buried by the
side of Abraham Lincoln. Their fame can
| never be separated, and loyal hearts would be
glad to have them as near IN death as they were
in life. w. S. OLIVER
ATLANTA, GA, July 25.rE
Il sympathize deeply with your family. Gen
eral Grant brave and successful soldier,
and generous adversary.
GENERAL BEAUREGARD.'
"DEs MONIES Ia, July 25
''To Col. Fred Grant:
Governor Sherman, of this State suggests
that the Governors of all the States be invited
to attend the funeral of General Grant. No
doubt all. both of North and South, would be
glad to pay this tribute to the Nations greatest
hero. Please give this to the committee author
lied to extend the invitation, that immediate
notice can be given. CYRUS BUSHING"
The suggestion Of Governor Sherman will be
undoubtedly referred to General Hancock
The Mexican Premier sent the following:
"By instruct of President Diaz send you the
most sincere coincidence Of the Mexican govern
ment for the loss of our great friend, the jus-
trious General Grant and personally / tender
my own and my family's heartfelt sympathy in
your bereavement"
Mrs Frelnghuysen, wife of the ex-Secretary,
sent the following:
Pray receive my loving sympathy. We feel
deeply for you all. ] so highly appreciated the
Generals kindness 70 me in my sorrow, even when
he was such a sufferer"
President Diaz of Mexico, sent a telegram
expressing his sorrow at the loss Of SO distin-
guishcd a soldier and statesman.
kilograms of sympathy were also received
from Rufus ingalls,, of Arkansas. Governor
Robe, of Maine; Governor j. Ogesby Lieuten-
ant-Governor Smith and j. r. Mcpherson of
Illinois
The confederate soldiers of Helena. Ark, to-
day sent a message of sympathy.
Governor Hill has rendered the family the use
of the executive mansion during their stay in
Albany.