The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-30
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Treasury Department. On the ieft was the me
old Madison House, now the nome ol ..o
Cosmos Club, while further down Lafayetle
Place were the old Taylor house Wv oc-
cupied by Senator Cameron, ana no IL
the site of the Inflated Blaine aSn; aon,
in front of which General Sict shot
Philip Barton Key, where the atte, We
made 10 assassinate Seward and where
The bugie commands fioated across the
square as the horses OF the c9vairy' i tns
numbering caissons. of the artiliery anu ,,n
along Pennsylvania avenue. Coionel VII
son, in uniform. who had general cnarge
of the funeral arrangements, was a' cone ore
cernng the removal of the remains 10 me
White House and Captain Hall. OF Ine
of the detail of eight men from the Fourth
Artillery. who were to carry the casket.
At O'Clock the doors 10 the room wHi, wnSr,
the remains lay were opened ana tne lamp Ial.lthts
retired TO the rear apartmen nts. Mrs. Urtsn-
am in an agony OF grief was ainost &C odi >,ss 1s
from frS, the room I'M py nsb,sr nep son Mrs Andrews,
leaning on the arm of Mr.. Andrews and
Mrs. McGrain and d~Captain Fuller. Mean
time, Mrs. Carlisle and other ladies' OF tne
Cabinet arrived and offered such words .,o OF
comfort as they could. soon afterwarn the
carriages containing the members OF ehe
Cabinet began arriving. secretary CarHslSs'
acting Secretary Uhl, Atorney-generaI VI
ney and Secretary Herbert drove up IN tns
order named AT s;l5 President iieneianu anI
companied by Colonel Wilson The crowd
craned their necks. and few camera .ho .iHo
thusiasts. who seemed unconscl0us, u - o se.
cure snap shots. The President More I'sa,i
black frock coat. He looked far from VII VII
and ascended the brown stone steps WIFI
some difficulty A moment later Secretary
Morton and Postmaster-general W hsoli, al
rived in their carriages; folioWeo W PA ~ Nm
closed. and the President and members OF
his Cabinet were given no opportunity "
view the remains ,,- e,.a red-coated
trilmpeters marched up Lafayette Pace an9
stationed themselves outside the me oi
mounted Poes to TSry gHs she
hearse. drawn by two coal black norseSS' sS'
drew up at the door The Preslafbhio, Sabinet iii in
the order of their rank. acting
as as honorary pallbearers. descehd, ssItb
ed the nssd stePs whiIs and the s'Oea eight sT
lerymen carried the casket Win sio" "osLet d
solemn tread between them. Inc SSs Eashof &c
the American flag. The stars and stripes STRIPES
could hardly be discovered Tor tne nom,ao
banked upon the casket. Artillerylllen @ VIZ q
walked beside the hearSe as IL ureW "a O. !,
haltine at the corner until the Pres,den.t q.
and the members of his ofhcial Ialili,y III III
their carriages aretsay haa saXe I,hi was With MIR
cleveland. Secretary Carlisle was aione, anu
Secretary Herbert and Lamont, arai aeeyi VII
sen ,es Secretaries Ss Smith and Morton and First
Assistant Postmaster-general Jones fbe anu order
Secretary Bristow followed IN In oae 90 this
named Bishop Hurst, who arrived az tnls nl
moment in his carriage. followed tne lre"a nd
Mr. and Mrs Andrews, Otto GreShaIn narS arla
Captain Fuller followed Mrs carlisieS; ri ,S Mrs. ex
lamont Mrs Bristow, the Wi1e OF i .lte -, - :
Sanretarv Mrs: McGrain, Mrs. Gresham
and several S'hsT srs ci0ss Gresham the
funeral procession preceded, by ySonn sqIaaf Iaay
ae Inouii1I pIoca fianked on either side by lne
of policemen behind whom ;th mere boWed and
uncovered heads. Here and there ho a Ieal bad
trickled down the cheek OF one ns him Mno who
WAS soon to be laid to rest forever bronae Tne
pptetne of LAFAYETTE at the corner OIL tne
square and the broad d cayarT at the en-
trance TO the White House grou,los. slSwLs s NJ
It moved along the line OF csrtiaees oI Sr,e
Court officials members Of Of congresf sagr of d the
Xhite House. The casket. preceded by the
President and Cabinet, "as aeom DorH where the
artillerymen TO the East i'oo"'
services took place.