The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-01
LAST LOOKS.
10000 People Gaze an In.
slant Each at the Dead
vice-President.
The City Drsped, land Thousand
Thropging iu TO Attend the
Faneral Ceremonies.
Chicago Pays Her Tribute OF re
spect to the Memory. of the
Distinguished Dead.
The Free. Grass Grabbers Com
ing Down with the Cash for
the Childrens Grass.
THE LATE yICE.PRERIDENT.
THE LATE vIcE.rREsupENT.
Crowds viewing His Body-Incidenta
AZ Indianapolis.

af IudiauaD0ifs.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3d. All
trains coming into the city this morn.
ing were crowded aud several roads
we're compelled to run extras, to &c.
conmodate the people who desired
to attend the funeral of Vice Presi-
dent Hendricks.
The remains still lie in state in the
courthouse, whence they will be re-
moved to the family residence
at 5 o'clock this evening.
There was a steady and undimin.
ished stream of humanity pouring
through the building all day. Prob
up to l O'Clock, and the greater part
of these were from outside the city
The crowd was quiet aud orderly
and there were no accidents or mis-.
haps.
Hon. David DAVIS, of Illinois, who
was expected to arrived to-day and
delivered an address at the bar meet
ing, telegraphs that Oh account of the
death of u relative at Springfield, Ill.,,
he will be unable to attend.
Mrs. Hendricks remained quietly
at home this morning, seeing but few
callers.
A committee of ladies have elabor-
ately draped aud decorated the fami-
ly residence with white crepe, similsx
and flowers.
At meeting of the State Bar as
ISOLATION, this afternoon, lion. Walter
q. Gresham, of Chicago, presided;
Judge David 5. Turpie presented u
lengthy memorial and brief eulogistic
addresses were made by several dis
tihguished gentlemen.
There was an early lighting Of the
streets aud city buildings this even
ing. During the evening there were
evidences at hand in every direction
of preparations for the ceremonies of
tomorrow; the crowds began to grow
denser; the business portion of the
city aud the hotels took on u crow de Il
appearance; in the residence streets.
Flushing touches were given to
mourning decorations, the work of
draping having been practically con-
cluded In the business center. WASH
ington street. the main business
thoroughfare presented sable APP
.pearance, no structure appearing
Without its drapery OF black, relIey ed
occasionally with an intermingling
OF white, and the lace oil the dead
yice-president met one every wnere.
Inc street leo to the portals Oh inc
courthouse, where the REMAINS
Of the dead statesman lay. exposed
to view, and surging ana
and eVer-ncrrAsihg tnron was 10 DC
met al any point along us entire
length, put grew more dense When
approaching that publc ediilce. here
military ana ponce were caieu mo
re9uisitioh 10 keep me mass MOVING,
and to prevent y biockade. Wheh
the great doors OF the building were
ordered closed TINS AFTERNOON, walt
ing crowd. numbering ihousahus'
STOOD IN line 10 oDtaih last giahcc
AZ the lace Oh the ueau, Out were UNA
bic 70 DO 60
Alter l;3o O'Clock the pressure oil
tue crowd 10 view tne remains oe-
came greater, ana me ilhe iorheu On
the street, eAtenueu TWO squares oacs
from !ne entrance, l. was eslipia'eo
that foVVV people Vieweu inc ooul
during the day. shorty before ths
noon hour oenat,r voorhees, aug
party were aumitted ny the soutu
entrance, anu tue senator pauseu ~
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