Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
AROUND HTS BIER.
The Dead Vice-President Viewed by
a Mighty Multitude Of His
COuntrymen,
Crowds Flock 70 the Court Hous,
Till Midnight 60 Take Fare.
well Look.
Magnificent Floral Offerings 49, Patrick
Egan's beautiful rrButc-Fhc city
Crowded With strangers.
LYING IN sr,rr.


INDIANAPOLIS, lNp., NOV. 9q.--tN,i.
formed soldiers kept up their LONELY
watch all last night In front of the feel-
dence of the late vice-president. The
day dawncd gloomily, and tile sun vas
scarcely visible, before curious peoplu
began congregatng about the gateway.
the silent walls ana insignia of mourning
apparently having u strong fascination
Tor lhem. by o'clock there were d
thousand persons present, mostly work
ing people and boys An hour later
THE CROWD HAD INCREASED
to sucn proportions that 10 was found
necessary for the police to keep "a passage
way clear Tor those whom duty called 10
the house Mrs. Hendricks arose early,
and with the family and DR. Jencks, rec
tor of St Paul's church. united In deyo-
uonal exercises. No callers were adint-
ted, except those who were 60 make nee.
eSsury arrangements for the removal of
the body to the courthouse. Il lay IN
the darkened parlor the casket and floor
around II being covered with Moral
designs.
On the outside the crowd increased
until it reached a block away from the
house in each direction, All the streets
down town were filled with people who
hurried about searching for eligible ioca-
tions TO see the procession, while church
and fire bells
KEPT ~ DoLEFCi TollING.
The side streets were filed with carriages
and the usual religious ohseryances OF
the day were, for the greater part NOT
attended. From the family residence to
the courthouse, where the body nov lies
IA ,a'ei -, 49, uls'unuc % apouV sN
=, SIu'iJS' lg 'unogHSeilei'u tuat lne
IN Any VI n'uiol NoHlu oe m'ug WASH
u5''" H',V'H V'lN MAJ" thorough
iaro OF ing city was sgIllelcnt
w N''u,t ~ ~ W G'o,s,'o'' iou- peloFe tnt
p'SSI's''u" l"'Nl'u a. o'ic'l.,'ls h"h "lI.tt
NeHiclfa We'y uuao'e 'o set llWoegl the
,loN'N'' DN', ''lla'll ny "Iu'r OF Illr poiite'
WY "St' NeP' 'lt '',t street Nlog' thst'
~ lu'pJ CLOCK tht iocal nihulfl compa-
n vs, under command of Adit.-tien.
kouutZ, an the Governments STAFF fOrlngd
H.. ii,., ',t1
lH nus N'iN"'' 90
TIE uENpMtNS IESlpENCE
aud were draWll mn I'm Nup Ia front of ibp
,.,to n,,.,,,,i ,,,'. ;,,,, s., III. h, I,..sIls
t1'N' ''tN ~" P'N' '"- "'l" D." ~ N'"'
streets The hetT-C hWl pfrCcdcd them
10 20 sore uiapnul four ,blaek horses.
capausJned Ia cmhlems of mauu.
ing, with black plumcs node
ding from their heads, 40 which
stood uniformed soldiers, The hcarse
was covered with silken flags fcstooncd
with Grape. Promptly at II O'clock the
caskct was placed in the hcarsc, and
THE PROCESSION MOVED SLOWLY
towards the courthouse. IT'S order was
as follows
Metropolitan police force. IN full dress
uniform, wearing Grape on their badges.
The acknowledgement Of state and gov
ernors military STAFF, ia full Uniform and
mounted.
4 military band from Columbus, o.,
barracks.
Local military companies With guns re-
versed. drains mutllcd and wearing en-
hlems of mourning IN the following or
der:
indianapolis Light mfantr, IS men IN line
thc Ennti HuAlds " men IN me- ih9 i lSlc'
INN, r5lo,rI nrn d W,n i'm me; ichard5on
Iouaycs, IS men In line; three companie- IN.
di9nqpois llght AItIlItpi me heafsr' WIN
p 5nnrd ~ 6on0 Gpt'. insV"r of ct,y and pep
bcr4 OF common council and board OF alder.
men; the yauou,s. committees ana citizen, sen'
crazy 'H "lons washington s'''"
The walks were ilhed WIN people WHo
with ullhculty were hept Oh iho
streets WINDOWS auu oven ROOFS
uI Null1"S 49,
every putting alohS inc iHo
OF marcn was hraNly drapeu ~ nioHilllil-'
When the procession reared me court
mousse u was louhu necessary 20 stoP ~
nearly ten minutes uhtll inc streets eouia
be cleared lor II 70 poCeeu' ms pullu-
ing, maSnillcenl afchlIecVufNl s'iuetlIo,
presented asnlNhs appearance iAo en-
tire front
WAS COVERED WIN hl''h
and the marble columns were encucle9
with streamcls OF biaeK aha Wllte' anu
the national colorS. me entrances we're
heavily draped ana rom inc lower hou.eu
nag at hali-maSt. INSIDE inc Wow Was
very imposing. me bro9d corridor 'N,
tending the length OF !, biock was uraPcu
throughout with lostoons oil mac
and white. The gallery was
covered win cNergreehs ihleIWoFeh WIN
folds OF iags. Inc approachts' sSHi :,
ways and side corridors were iuil o.
green and growing plants ana movers