Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
the BODY aEhOvED
From the Court House to the
Hendricks Residence.
10000 PEOPLE NEs rstsTEaOAY Y
The Arrangements for the Funeral Quite
Complete Meeting Of the State
Bar Association.

ISDIASAPotIs, November 3O.-Ah the
trains that cama2eto the..city to-day were
crowded, aud Al of the roads were
compelled o raA EXTRAS to accommodate
the people Who desired to come to the Cap,
ital to attend the iuneral Of the late Vice
President. The remains, which had been
lying in State in the corridor of the Court
House. ws.s ssm0ysds tcsthe SaEy tsais
dence at Soclock this evening. The ar
rangements for handling the crowd were
much more complete and satisfactory to-
day than on Sunday. Military companies
and police were stationed along Washing
ton avenue for two blocks away from the
Court House, and as soon as the people
arrived they were put into two lines, which
were kept moving. There was steady
stream of humanity pouring through the
building all day.
The doors were opened at o'clock this
morning and from that time up to noon
the crowd passed through at the rate of
seyenty.fve a minute-probably $4,000
people viewing the remains up to o'clock;
The greater part Of these were from ont OF
the city, although all the schools. offices,
manufactures, and nearly all business
houses in the city have been closed sli day.
The crowd was quiet and orderly, and be,
cause of the careful arrangement and
strict attention to their duties by the police
and military there was no accident or mis-
haps.
The Chairman OF the Committee on Ar
rsngements has received dispatches en-.
nonncing that the following parties would
arrive this afternoon and tonight: Cover
nor Hosdly aud staff, Ohio; Governor
Oglesby and staff, Illinois; Senator Payne
and party, Ohio; the Mayors and members
of the City Councils of st. Louis, Detroit,
Cincinnati aud Chicago; Major General
Scho6eld, Msjor Sanger, 5. Corning Judd,
of Chicago; ex-senator Graham n Fitch,
Logansport; the Gondola Club, Toledo;
the American Club, Peoria; Hon. P.
Henry Dsgro and party Of twenty men
from New York; the Jefferson Club, Day
ton; delegation of twenty. five from Tam
many Hall, and others.
The Senatorial and Congressional com-
mittees and other dignitsries will arrive on
q special train to morrow morning. Hon.
David Davis, of Illinois, who was expected
to arrive here to-day aud deliver an address
at the bar meeting, telegrsphed that on &C
count of the death Of relative at Spring
field, be would be unable to attend.
Mrs. Hendricks remained at home this
morning, seeing but few callers. A COM
mittee of twenty ladies have pgofusely
drspsd the family residence with white
Grape, smilsx and flowers.
DIsAPPorSrxrsr oSEE rHE PREaDEST
ISlIASAPoLIs, November 30.-The dseiE-
ion of the President not to attend the
funeral is the subject Of much unfavorsble
comment, although a few prominent
Democrats assumed the authority to sug'
gest that he was not expected to be pres
ent. The great mass of them can scarce
ly conceal their disappointment, and regret
that Cleveland should have failed to come
as a mark of respect due the Vice Presi
dent Governor Gray said this morning
to a reporter II think President Cleve-
land has been misinformed as to the wishes
of the Indiana people in this matter, and
hos made blunder which will not soon be
forgotten. My idea is that public men
ought to move about Just as other men,
snd feel that the course adopted BY the
President is scarcely in harmony with the
theory of our institutions. / think the
President should have come"
NOTABLE NoURYERs.
WASHINGTON, November 3O.-A special
train of Eve coaches containing the Senate
aud House committees, in charge Of their
respective Sergesnt-at-Arms, left at $50
this morning over the Pennsylvania Rail
road, to attend the funeral of Vice Presl'
dent Hendricks.
The party was made up OF the following
gentlemen Senators E1munds. Allison,
Pugh, Harris, Couger, Blair, Do'ph, Vest,
Beck, Camden, Vance and Jones Ark. },
Sergeant. .st-Aarms Csnsdsy. Of the Senate
and General McCook. Secretary OF the
Senate; Representatives Morrison, Blount,
Herbert, Holman. Springer, Hepburn,
Ward, Phelps, Kleiner, Ryan, and Dunn,
Sergesnt-at.Arms Leedom, Justices Mat
theEs and Blatchiord, Of the United States
Supreme Court, aud Assistant Marshal
Reardou. The train il in charge Of Col
Psrke, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, aud
Mr.. Barry, of the Pullman Car Company,