New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

detailed 10 escort Hllil lIohi 'hD 'iSs"s $3.50
Colonel o. H. Corbin, Df the United States Arhty'
met him az the station. Mr. Cleveland look 'he
Colonel. arm and. hastily entering Il carriage, was
driven to the Hayes mansion Here he met au'onS
nthors N B. Bacon. of Toledo, his brother-in'
law. Althou-h somewhat fatleued by the Journey
no asked 20 be allowed TO sec the body imme'
datcly, and the request was granted AS NIX
yleveland locked on the face of the dead man ne
was visibtv affected lie said 20 Colonel Corbin
who ha, been intimately associated with poth
rho ex-Prpsidcnt and the Prcsident-elect:
when the rews OF General 1laycss death
reoched me was almost overcome. l said to my
wife that if General Hayes were in my place ana
7 in his. he would certainly come 10 me, ana
told my wife that 7 should take the trip. IN
the last communication i received from Generai
Hayps he assured me that. if living, he would
he present mt my Inauguration. He was man
for whom had the highest regard. He was
brave and he was conscientious
The train bearing Secretaries Charles roster
Rusk and Noble. PoStmastert ieneral Wanamaker
and First Assistant PostmastcrfIencral kath-
hone arrived earlier in the DAY. and these ol'clais
were entertained at private house CioSeiy ioi'
lowing them came a delegation from the LOYAL
Legion of Massachusetts. There we're Commooore
w D Nacombor. Captain TIenr-D. Pierce. Colo
l.
They brought with them three war banners. The
rcorcsen,ativrs Of the Ohio Comman'lery OF the
IovaI Legion arrived snoly and in parties OF
VARYING sizes There were General j. ID. Cox,
Major William Mckinley. Governor Of Ohio;
General r. p. Kennedy. General NJ A.
Force. General b. r. Cowen, General
W. d. Tpggett General James Barnett. General
John W. Lemon. Lieutenant-Coloncl K. Il.
Nvc. Major J l. Botsford, Major W. r. Thrall,
Major I. " Turner. General ". II. Enochs, Gen-
cral J. &. Mitchell. General J. 5. Case
mcnt, General j. Warren Keller, General u
G. Walcott. General w II. Raynor'
General ! C. Nori-. General l. '" Sanuersoh'
Lieutenant 7. S Wilson, MAJOR W. ID. BieFham'
Iioutonant-( olonel W t. N'shtt. General A. V.
Rice. Major II. J. Cu.hiny. Lieutenant-C Colonel w.
T. W.rnocll ami General II. ). Buckland. Tow
,rncr Mckinley. accompanied by the State officers
and mcmbor, of the Irgi.Iature, came up from
Columbus By a special train, arriving shortly
.nor Noon. On the train with the Governor
voro Concral Mitchell and two daughters and
coror,l T r Fullerton and daughter, relatives
If the HAYES family; General Wright, OF Column
hus n warm admrcr OF General Hayes, ana Dr.
Uotbcr and MAJOR Skinner, formerly OF tie l3th
and oth West Virginia Infantry, respectively
and bo,h cf them nembcis with Major Mckinley
of General Haycsis staff in the Army oil "eSe
Vircioia. The 18TH Rrsiment, o. y. E' eighe
,onnnries. tbe famous Toledo Cadets, the Cleve-
,nI civ vroop. and the Toledo Battery of Light
,r,ilIcrv ,ycr, on duty under orders from tho
Gnvcrncr and acted az escorts at the funeral.
Durino tie day until the funeral the body OF
General Ilaycs kay in state in the mansion Inc
coffin rested on plain cataiaque In the hail' INC
dead man with hands casped. In ms coat was
,I,a ,r;.colorod button of the Loyal Legion, and
nf
rios, wore the ony flowers visible, although
great masses of floral pieces were sent IN py irends'
among them being offerings from the LOYAL le-
zion. the Ohio Legislature. the Grand Army OF
tho R.public. the I'd o. V. |. Association ana
many civic bodies All day the guns doomed ont
so,.mnIv their salutes ani schoolchildren, women,
,co1 soldiers and civilians tralnped up the snow
covered walk through the park OF OAKS, elms
and bic,orcs 10 view the dead mans face at
q, o'cock the last ceremonies were gone throngh
with The wide rooms of the mansion at Spiegel
Grove were fined with distinguished company
n that time. In the south parlor ana In 'he
large bed chamber, long occupied by Generai
IIavcs were Presidcntelcct Cleveland the attchd-
inc members of II, >dent 'iarrlson's Cap'net,
Senator Brice, the representatives OF Army ana
Navy organizations, Governor Mckinley and staif'
thc other State officers of Ohio, and the members
of rho Ohio LEGISLATURE. The Surviving sons anu
daughtcrs of cx-Prcsident Hayes sat with these
honored and honorlns visitors.
The services were simple, but most impressive.
a double quartet led by Professor Alfred Arthur,
= member of General Ilaycs's old regiment, sang
a HYMN, and the Rev j. l.. Albritton. of the
Fremont Methodist Episcopal Church, read
Psalm xiii The Rev. Dr. Bashford, president
of Chic Wesleyan University, prayed; there was
another hymn, and then all those present joined
solemny in repeating the Lords Prayer. That
was all the ceremony at the house. Before the
coffin WAS closed Professor l.. ID. McCabe, OF ONO
Wesleyan University. venerable man with the
refined face of intellectually laboriously rose from
his seat and tottercd to where the body VI the