New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-22
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1881.
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me NEWS ANS MORNING.
FoREIGN.-There Is great outburst of sym
sathy in England at the death OF President
Garfield; Minister Lowell has called a meet
ing of Americans at Exeter Hall on Friday
next. Several manifestations of coincidence an
nounced from other parts of Europe. --
The special German envoy to the Vatican
has had an interview at Berlin with the Minis
ter of Public Worship and is at Varzn -=
Several of the imprisoned Land Leaguers have
been released in Ireland.
DoMEsTIC.-The public were allowed to visit
Che remains of President Garfield at Elberon
yesterday; after the funeral service the coffin
was placed on train which conveyed it to
Washington, where the remains win lie in
state until tomorrow night; Mrs. Garfield, Presi-
dent Ar hur and The members of the Cabinet
went in the funeral train to Washington. === The
Governors of several States issued proclamatons
requesting that religious services be held on Mou
day next at the time OF the Presidents burial 60
There were demonstrations of sorrow in all the
great cities - The Wright will case has been
settled by compromise. - Another new
comet has been found by Professor Bar
nard, of Nashville, Tenn. - The Massachu-
sets Republican State Convention renOminated
Governor Long and the other State officers.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The display of tokens of
mourning was more general yesterday than on the
sympathy were adopted by the Union League Club,
the Chamber of Commerce. the Exchanges and
aany other bodies - Esposito the alleged brig
and, was surrendered TO the Italian authOr les
and sailed for Italy. - Santa Claus and Forrest
Patehen won the trotting races at Fleetwood. -
Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar (4l2l2
grains) S7.7S cents. - Stocks opened higher,
later dull and declining and closed weak.
THE Observation-Disclosures local observations indi-
cate cool and clear or fair weather. Thermometer
yesterday: highest, 7G'; lowest, CSC; average,
0s7so.
The prediction that the original sum named
for the fund for the Presidents family would
soon be exceeded is III fair way to he veri-
fed Subscriptions amounting to $54 zoe
were received yesterday, bringing the total III
to $244, 800, or within $4,000 of the limit
first proposed.
The funeral services of the President will
be held in thousands of churches all over the
land. The Governors of "a number of States
have already issued procamations calling upou
the people to meet in their places of worship
during the hours fixed for the services
next Monday, and the remainder will doubtless
soon follow their example. The venerable
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of this diocese
has issued circular letter embOdying a special
form of prayer for that day, which is recon-
mended by other bishops to their doceses.
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The Massachusetts Republican Convention
met under strange circumstances-at time OF
National sadness, when the thought of party
strife seems furtheSt from mems hearts The
addresses and resolutions adopted showed the
prevalence of deep feeling The full list OF
the present State officers was renomnated
The platform, which was an able one,
demanded as the needed reforms of the future
Thorough measures to protect the ballot box
the establishment of the gold Standard conser-
vative tariff revsion reform in the method OF
appointments legislation governing Presden-
tial counts National aid to education in Tilt.
crate regions; stable Indian policy,
and the suppression of poygamy. Tho
illusions to the death of President Garfield
and the pledge of cordial support to President
Arthur, were excellent in spirit.
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opposite was surrendered to the Italian auth.
critics yesterday, and hurried out of the port in
singular way. On Tuesday the representa-
tive of the Italian Government demanded the
prisoner of the United States Marshal but on
the demand being recognized asked that the
prisoner be retained subject to his requisition
Yesterday the officers went to the jail, presented
the warrant of extraditiOn, and received the
prisoner, who was then taken to the ROTTERDAM
steamer, which threw off it's hawsers as soon as
hewas on board. He was given DO opportunity t.
bid his wife and child goodbye, and had
no communication with his counsel. 1t was
understood at the time of Commissioner Os-
born's decision that an appeal would be made
but il seems likely that one of Esposito's
counsel, who is out of town, failed to give tho
necessary notice.
1t Is pity that the dignity of the National
eorrow should be disturbed at all by an un-
seemly show of feeling toward the assassin
even IL 1T comes from the least responsible
classes OF the people. There is not much I,
choose in this respect between the business,
men in Chicago who degraded the emblems Of
their mourning by exhibiting at the sam.
time pictures OF Guiteau undergoing torture
and the crowds of excited man and hovs l., sl.