Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-02

mind was generally clBar, except whom clouded
by urteinia and disturbed brain cir ,ulalion,
and although unable 10 express himself In
words, he Recognized all the members Of his
family up TO within a few moments Of his
death.
llrs. Janeway aul LOOMS Of New York, were
called In consultation and rendered important
service by their advice.
WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON, NJ. d.
FRANK G. HYATT, NJ. y.
MESSAGES OF CONFIDENCE.
WAsHrNGToS, Jan. 2I-The messages of
coincidence and sympathy received by the
family were very numerous and from men
OF both political parties. among the MUM
Der we're the following;
Horace Boies, governor of Iowa: "The
whole nation muurns the death Of your
gifted husband, Nowhere within its border
is sorrow for him or sympathy for you
more sincere than among his multitude of
friends in Iowa"
Knute Nelson, governor of Minnesota
minnesota joins in the sorrow all must
feel.n
Roswell r Flower, governor or New
York: My great respect and admiration
for your late husband prompt me 70 send
this word Of sympathy in your bereaye-
ment. The country will mourn his loss
as that of brilliant statesman aud true
friend.m
II. A. and ]. A. Garfield: "please accept
our heartfelt sympathy"
MetN4IIe " fuLler. Accept my sincere
sympathy
james 5. GARRISON: "We send you loving
sympathy from the sorrowing hearts vi u
household in which love OF Mr. Blaine has
long been a sweet and sacred lesson
Inc Ohio Republican League; "Our
| heartfelt sympathy in your great bercaye-
ment. Ohio mourns the nations foremost
! citizen
John w. Chase, mayor Of Augusta, Me;
The citizens Of Augusta tender their
heartfelt sympathy in your great bereaye-
| ment. We mourn with YOU"
ttuyernur Pattisoh OF PENNSYLVANIA .
| The sad message Of the death Of Mr..
! Blaine has Just reached me. You have
my heartfelt sympathy Ene people Of
/ tis native state were greatly devoted 10
/ INN while living and mourn With you his
| death.
Henry Clcaycs, governor Of Maine
! Hermit me ID express to yuu the great
| sorrow felt 5y the people Of Maine al tie
death a Mr. Eiaiue You are assured u
| their deepest sympathy and that The entire
\ state M lrus with YOU
! Robert t. Lincoln, minister to Great
4 lirGin I'VE lose 4 dear friend, and
4 deeply sympathjGe with You and yuur
! children III your great ailliCtiUn."
GrOycr CaSGlIud It's brilliant states.
| manSHin Mill always bean inspiration 10
| the nation he has served so long ami ~
Z
/ IN the death u your distinguished nus
4 band"
lion, J, e. Foraker Mrs. Foraker
| Joins lae il rendering sympathy. HE
| death u Mr. Blaine is 4 national loss that
| Will DC recognized and dePlured BY all
Americans regardless OF political diff
| ference
Andrew Carnegie; The sad news is
| everywhere The whole citr seems strieNen
! with grief. MeShait, ul course return TO
| pay our last tribute,
Mr.. Carnegie was N Washington yester.
| day, and called at Mr.. Baine's house TO
inquire as to his cGnuiIuml
| PadercWski: My deepest sympathy in
4 your bereavement
William Mckinley, ,Ir., governor Of
| Ohio: Please receive our sincere sympa.
thy IN the death Of your noble htlsbald.
/ lie people of Ohio share in Your great
4 SORROW, and lament the death Of an Illus
| lrIGus stuteSinau.
senator DIVES brought to the house the
! following telegram he had received;
! The undtrsigned appointed byte Iegisla-
tGre, NIll afrlys III Washington SATURDAY
! morning, 70 request, in ben8lt Of the common
&rhllh OF Massachusetts. mat the body % MH.
Blaine may liz in state IN tho ate lipuse on
inc way q augusta, and will call lpon you On
our arrival. A. $. PISKERTOS
w. T. BARRETT.
Among other persons from whom tele.
grams We're received were Frank Thorn.
son, viCGpresident Of the Pennsylvania
railroad; Patrick Ford, W. H. seward,
Frederick w. Seward the Garfield Vet
Grams club ol Newark, y. j., and William
finckney White.