New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-02

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WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, NOV. 20
A bulletin announcing that Vice President
Hendricks had fallen dead was received at
the Baltimore & Ohio telegraph Office at $50
tonight AS Mr. Kelser, the chief ope-
rator. took it from the wire he ran to the
telephone and called up the White House
1Tell the president Mr.. Hendricks Is dead" he
ex .2.3ll a,o ..4,,
MI Hendricks 1s dead.
moi!
les. We nave Just Iecelved Telegram from
lnalanapolls announcing tnat ne 1eu dead q lew
lh uni aEo.
~, W, my! eJacuAateo tne operator ~ the
"n1te HOUSE.
Dropping the receiving tube, he ran in to
tell the president Mr.. Cleveland was at
dinner when the operator broke in upen him
with the news Leaving the table he went
up stairs two steps at time and went to the
telephone room and asked how the report
came, and whether there was any confrma-
ton Of it. Being told that the message was
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once IN lnulonapoAs ana tnaL It's
accuracy was indisputable he asked
chat any further details might be
given him promptly. and returned
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W niS eieoe,' VIZ leiusaineu IL 1ne u.nlnSs
room, IN nutter OF excitement Swallow
ing few morsels. the president went nm
etoire ,urota /. roaccaoa ~ condolences -
Mrs. Hendricks and fisnatched messencers
Us AAo'14AoA0 anu ulsp"Ven0u u10ooonSo1a
to the residence of cabinet officers, asking
them to come to the White House at ence
THE PRESIDENTS coNno1ENcR
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Tue presiuen1 seA1 Tue 1ouoWlng Telegram
to Mrs. Hendricks
ea Mrs MaRs1Gn e. N9y
srlf1den and lamentahe death ~ vonr bnsh.nd
excites nv profound sympathy for yo,, in this
hour of your great beresyement and sinceralv
mourn the decease Of one an lately associated
with me in the execution Of the peoples highest
trust, while the nation mourns the loss OF an
honored citizen and faithful public servant.
c.4 r, unoYhh 1LEvELAaD "
oeha'ol Iulaunus was apprlseo OF tne
md was greatly affected He said that =.
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pao Known me- hehu1icks grea5 many
years, and they were intimate friends in old
times in the senate and he added.
No.. -, ~ .,a.,o.., ssc.-1,
e eeset e1eeedtngly his death shall can .
elty 20 make such arrangements to have the
'ena1e represented AZ tne 1uneral as are proper.
Secretary Bayard said:
us all, but the Condition in which the American
people are placed by his death. through the
failure Of congress to pass proper laws reearding
the presidential succession, the fact that there
Is now but one man between the American nen
pie and no president. is more painfui to con-
template
Secretary Lamar said:
intimate. He has been for many vears = prear
favorite in the South, and think was regarded
statess se as very sac, CONSERVATIVE
character. he had the faculty OF att aching
friends to him very warmly. Although his
have often 5esrd hia kseas 10 w.
sion as to the condition Of his health ever since
his attack some years ago.
-, THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
.,. WIEN u, 1he GaDlneI ADJOURNED the presldent
T~sa,.4, ~ 1919 ~"
25. 1Ss5NTo the peopie Of the United States es
Thomas A. Hendricks, vice president Of the
TaiIeo nSaies aiea To-Day a. o'clock p M at
to announce the distressin1 fact to h;s fe,nw.s
citizens: In respect to the memory Of this Off
Ga. ana patriotic public scr want whose long
state and to the United aI ssntes x - MS is
ordered that tho national flag he dis
played at half.mast upon all Of the