Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-06
DEAD LEADER.
|, !, ,he sage Of sramerC'
. place saturdSy Morn
|I.s al 10 O'clock
=. private as fos- bic.
will y '.,saa win probably
be Present

"A 4, Clevelnn" !"
he Present
.,,yArE SECRETARY TALKS
Aug. 5.-The funeral
y ,,s re- placed in the hands OF
"A " .ss., Win A. Rlgby of lonkers,
J Iau w, Sm,th said this after
Is. Sas,h of the governor was
pc ue ~ MS all. He had been
llis ssr ~ mornings. fester-
q Z, ssdId not seem TO know he
"a made no allusion to 1t,
~" consciousness to the last.
.,n, y, exhaustion Gov,
had. as has been
1. fet ,.,e5. any attack Of
az had a fall some
ID this together with rheu-
snS bIs right arm. However
"A Y, writing and in signing
vos a man of very active
.as been difficult to get him
."st and quiet that he needed
NJ has had throat trouble
KIN caused en- impeachment in
i, was difficult TO under
thst account. Il troubled
r,ienlsrly in lying down. In
IN e went out daily driving
steam yacht frequently in
4, Hook, and other points.
.,1cb of mis- time in reading
n,obably one Of the finest
s,ions in this country. His
o,e general character and
.s,ters which pertained to
IN. His last cruise in his
na Wednesday, when he
sbay."
N r. II Green arrived
En- I O'Clock last night. He
ssrthat the funeral arrange
not be made until Mrs.
m of Mr.. Tllden, and her
spr, Mrs Hazard, arrived
rlpsett Pier. they are eX-
M He said nothing could be
IN, about the will or the dis
Il TIE estate.
ANY HALL RESOLUTIONS.
,g. Aug. 5.--At a meeting of
+ h saci ems of Tammany society
VI with congressman Henry
diug, the following resolu-
Il ed by Sschem George II. Fos-
conded by Sheriff Hugh j.
( Il unanimously adopted:
&,hs board of sach6ms of Tammany
Columbian order has learned
j d profound sorrow of the death of
3ilien;
IN bIs private and public life, he
4faltained the love and respect of
n an honest man, a patriotic citi-
HI public servant n great states
"A son Of liberty, who In his career
n his energies, horror and integrity
HI pursued lofty aims and ambi-
A possessed aDlli les of the highest
Rbaracter to apply the same TO pure
n ends and,
4 Samuel j. Tilden was, ut the time
"A member OF mis- society, was at
tnembcr OF the board OF sachems
Gr many yeas ijeaulled with the
iiall Organi alton In It's struggle to
Institutional liberty 10 our people
fOn,est between the advocates OF q
Il for The people as represented by
9ation and opposed to centralized
N and
IS emincutly proper, therefore
D. representatives of the society
A appropriate action to manifest ouI
NJ for his death, to record our appre-
4 L lahOrs in Dehalf of free govern
81 add our tribute of respect TO mis-
" Wherefore
that the members of the board OF
Il lhemeolI es and those they repre-
Nc the death of Samuel j. Tilden
Prospect to his memory It is hereby
BED that the meeting room of tn,
Iira cd in mourning, that the flag OF
Ball be displayed at half-mast from
blll sunset each day until after tn,
sem0nies and that the society be re-
Al end the funeral.
BIZ commission held their regu
Ping yesterday afternoon anC
appropriate resolutions. In the
b 1t was stated that Mr.. Tlldei
|ent for his integrity and ability
Specially held up Tor emulation
pccessful efforts to destroy tn,
BIZ,
NOT VET ARRIVED.
ORR, Aug. 5.-Mrs. Henry B
PIE sister of Samuel j. Tilden
|cted to arrive in Yonkers som
morning, but at 1880 she hat
fed Greystone. No arrangement
luneral are TO be made until he
Samuel j. Tilden, Jr., and Geo
En- nephews, with Miss Ann
Plss Roby, Susan Tilden and An
.6reeD, We're in consultation thi
AT THE RESIDENCE.
'one was thronged this morning
friends of the dead statesman
Illden. Last right the bod
palmed by #, A. Higbee, the un
In caarge.
~ now lies In catefalque in tn
corner of the second story @
'llng' the parlor being heavil
fltl mourning.
THE FUNERAL.
fperal services will be held a
On Sunday forenoon, afte
remains will be taken to Leb
lnDia county, for burial.
callng clergy and pall-bearer
Noeen definitely decided upor
usgiAker informs the Yonker
y 'aat the remains will appea
4 4ess tomorrow. They win b
A DOUBLE CAsKET
|.'II, made for the purpose. TIL
Ieii De of Spanish red cedar; tn
y Hle cssket Of copper. Tn
ala mountings will be of soil
'!ulhed. On the outside the Ii
solld silver plate, bearing
samuel j. Tilden.
Z" lebanon the casket will b
! Seli-locking water and burgla
~ 4 grave vault, which WIN b
y a marble grave vault.
= hNERH's PROCLAMATION.
'o'hi't,tANs, la Aug. 5.-Shortl
,si'ing the news OF the death {
,saei j. Tilden, Mayor Gullotte