Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
COINCIDENCE.
kilograms TO the Late EY.
Presidents Family.
PRESf. HiRRlS0NS MESSAGE.
Cleveland Expresses His Sympathy
with the hOuTnaTs.
PRIEST. niRRlSONS MESSAGE.
WHAT GOVERNOR u'KiNLrY s,Ys.
Many ola soldiers "a, o. Fremont O.
Attend the Iuuc-


Attend the Iuuc-
RAJ.
FREMOST, o., Jan. lS.-The Haye,
mansion today wa, kept very quiet
Birchati Hayes aui family arrived on
the morning train from Toledo, Will,
scott camc from Canton. Telegram,
OF coincidence still c)ntlnue to pour "a
upon the family aud from the leading
AMI most promlnent people 81 IL,
Uniled States. President Harrison
wired the following today;
Wcbb q. Hayos-Your favorabl,
telegram last evening LEFT me unpre.
pared for the sa news OF your fither'a
death, which came this morning.
very much regret tina. | shall not b,
ablc to manifest my high respect aud
| personal affection 20 MIN nnl my pro
found sympathy with his family by
attending the funeral
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Grover Cleveland sent the following
Telegram:
LAKEWOOD, n. Y, Jan. Is.
Webb q. lIayes--I desire to express
my HEARTFELT sympathy with yea and
those VINO mourn with you In the
household msio desolate by the death
OF your beloved and h0nOred father.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The following telegram was 70.
ceived from Postmaster General Wana.
maker:
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Jan. IS.
Webb G. Hayes. beg 10 as,ure Won
OF my sincere sympathy. Sixteen
years' Acquaintance with your ia,her
flpenod into an ntiectionntn rerarI
Tor him. JOHN WASAMARBR.
Senator Evavts telegraphed;
WAsHiSGToS, ID. O., jan. IS.
We all send our lave aud sympalby.
Nothing but the great severity Of the
weather prevents our coming to the
funeral. w. NJ. EvARTs.
john Sherman, member OF Presi.
dent Hayes cabinet, telegtaphed:
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Jan. is.
Webb &. Hayes received with pro-
found sorrow the announcement OF the
death OF your father. His eminent ser.
Vices IN the most exalted position are
appreciated by NIL the people of the
United States. | deeply aympathike
with You IN your bereavement.
JOlGN SHERMAN.
Hundreds of othor messages OF con.
dolence have been received, among
uhlnh a PA I'D
some OF which are very touching.
The funeral arrangements are In the
hands OF Colonel IL. 3. Buckland, hut
this " understood 10 be only tempor.
AIRY and that Colonel Cofbelt Will have
complete charge. Nothing more def.
nito Is yet known, beyond the fact
that the hour 4, set Mt y. m. Friday.
The Loyal Legion OF Mas,achusett,
Photographed that they would attend the
funeral In q body.
The mayor Issued proclamation
this afternoon calling upon the citizens
10 meet tonight for the purpos, OF
passing suitable resolutions anu make
arrangements for the care Of tho people
That will DO present during the iu.
neral.
The city council also met aud passed
suitable resolutions.
Tue Odd Fellows, OF which General
Hayes was member, met tonight for
similar purpose.
The Sandusky County Blr assocla. |
ton will meet tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
to draw up resolutions OF respect anu |
for the purpose OF uansacting other |
business with reference 10 the death OF |
the ex.Presldent.
Alta citizens meeting this evening |
arrangements for the funeral were |
practically completed. Colonel Buck. |
land announced that the General
would lie in state from early Friday |
morning In order TO permit oltizsns to |
view tue remains In the morning and |
visiting guests in the afternoon.
Al THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. lS.-Ali worl,
was suspended today at this Ohio state
university on account Of tho death OF
Hayes. He was presi-
dent Of the board 0f trustees. The
faculty adopted resolutions 10 the
effect that while he was eminent In
war he was pre.eminent In peace. A
was appointed to attend the
funeral.
By action Of the legislature and state
officers the state house viii be draped
aud arrangements concluded 10 secure
for these officials 20 the
funeral. The state troops, II desired by
the family, will be ordered out 10 par
tieipate In the obsequies.
GOVERNOR MCKINLEY,
speaking Of the death Of the ex. Presi.
dent, said:
at In In the nature Of personal
When | was boy /
Joined his regiment, was promoted 10
4 lieutenant, then major anu went
through the war with him. la 1876,
W hen no was elected President, was
elected to Congress. had wonderful
admiration for him as man anu u
citizen"
SOLDIERS GOtSG no FREMONT.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. ia score
Df members OF General Hayes regi.
ment, the Twenty.thitd ohio, who live
In this city, viii be ptrsunt at his .
funeral Friday. They have arranged
ior floral tribute 10 bo sent Ia Ere 4
mont. The city council decided today I
10 attend the funeral Ia u boJy and the ,