The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-21

D.froad. and be conveyed direct
,sDis ha- a and thence to Cleveland,
70 PittsDu,s coroner's inquest on the
Gbe PIE Temains has been abandoned
IKE local authorities
HD' soME wRETCHEs.
,s York, 2O-The Times says; Here e
Se more, some half crazed 6y party
% .uy naorsonsl rancor, may De iouno
pc o. eYuIt over this most pltI1ui END
Ssdy " rrest career, bat it Is safe to say
% 70 : ssonspicuous public man ever de,
Ast ~ ,S;s life amid sorrow so profound
parted ;;Inoa - as that which attends the
sud uDo ogev of James a. Garfield As
psssns bis character Will De IDOL
tine pas If no other President, save
i5sd a. '.rd Washington, have been, aad
LiBcon l;bilitie. Of his trsgically inter,
The pes administration will be guaged
raP!eo Lore Lore by the standard OF popular
psfDs:pgss than by rational calculation.
In'S IRON TIE "HEEALD."
o.-foId was the twentieth Presi-
VI IT, limited States, and if we sur
5sDt Of uI "a list we shall not find q
M T,ore completely typiScaI OF me mar an.
soo sto o. f 'I Office in its gin. Inc llVes
i@ IEGianEefsid aud Of Lincoln VII always De De
o oiGaa together in the pSihe'ie reeord Of 3?
Inkeo or rT tragic fate. Mr. arthur Is
sS or al the sort OF man ne mas Oeen
mol .. ID in the malicious TRADES OF IN
plesuLSITo opponents, but a gentISe . :;
scTuR {r OcJSarscter, capacity and right In
who Dy g GnH moi fgure unfavOra6ly in the
stlncE3 W. w." chief Magistrates. HIS aces
ISIS u t w, presidency cannot lead to any
Fon 70 suo difficulties In parties as
5ucl united United from previous SUGGESTIONS
oftbis nature
the DEATH SCENE.
7s-t,,ue,s Long Branch: One of those
I'm .m+ N the chamber of death at the
.sI moment, thus describes the scene to
Tribune reporter: There were present
.bsn the PRECEDENT swoke only Swain
o,5 Rockwell All the attendants were
anosiiIv summoned. Mrs. Garfield, Drs.
Pp;.s Hamilton and BOyntOn, Colonel
Pockvell and Private Secretary Brown
-sscbpd the room within few moments.
~ Garfield sat on the bedside holding
tba hands of her dying husband. Hsmil-
ton stood uppo.it4, AID the others we're
,ry2nnei about. The President wss I'M
S,nsrior. even before the first " t OSe
Summoned reached the chamber. No
otbar n.rsons wery in the room. Mrs
Blackwell. With her daughter aad Miss
N,IIi- G,rGeld sat upon a lounge N the
hail The colored servant of Frsncklyn
Cottage were grouped outside Of the SICK
room, pgeping il. The President WAS
breathing heavily, sad a. increasing m
tervals. TIE doctors whispered t. each
other two or three times, but aside from
this not word WAS spoken. Two or three
signs, snd soon suppressed sObbin& was
heard from the groups of negroes In the
door, but all the rest were silent. Ihs
heavy breathing Of the President contin-
ued foT about fifteen minutes, AID then
ceased Consciousness did not return.
Deslh was absolutely painless. When
all was nusbed, Mrs. Garfield quietly
withdrew 10 her room. DR.. Hamilton
smothed the features of the dead Pre-
dent, and The other doctors and attend
snts siraig htened his limbs. Mrs. Gar
field returned, about half an hour later
sDd sat silently Oh the b@dide tear'
running in floods on her en-, eks, but hel
whole demeaner manifrsting her b .rolC
spirit and self control, in the supreme
Lvur Of her grief.
RMBALHING AND AUTOPSY.
Long Branch, 20.-The body will be
enbalmed and an autopsy will take place
tomorrow morning. Dr.. Curtes. OF
Washington, has been asked to come
here in company with the attending
surgeons who recently withdrew from
the case-Barnes. Woodward and
Reyburn-to be present when the
autopsy is made. Arrangements
for the funeral will be made in all re-
spects in accordance with the wishes OF
Mrs. Garfield. On Fri1ay evening the
body, It is expected, will Iezve Washing
ton for Cleveland, where t will lie in
state durirg SunGsy, and the funeral
take place on Monday. The place Of in
terment will be LakevieW Cemetery, at
Clegelsnd, in accordance with the fire.
quently oppressed wish Of the President
IN his lifetime.
Brown Bros. g.ve the Mrs. Garfield
fund $1,000.
Grant went to Long Branch this morn
ing.
Brooklyn, 2O.-Many citizens did not
retire last night. Every emblem of
mourning is displayed this morning.
Buffalo, 20.-The Old Time Telegraph
.eFs' Association is postponed from to-
morrow 10 some future date.
St. Louis, 20.-Everything is draped.
The sorrow Is profound and universal.
sPhilsdelphis, 20.-The mayor issued q
PROCLAMATION on the sad event. It is de-
sired that the Presidents BODY lie in state
At Independence Hall.
Albany, 20.-All public edifces are
drsped in mourning.
Boston, 20.-The mayor has called the
city legislature together.
Columbus, 20.-The city is drsped in
black.
Governor Foster returns this afternoon.
The governor of Illinois telegraps as to
what programme has been arranged for
The funeral.
Milwaukee, 2O.-Business is suspen-
ded. The grief is intense among all
classes.
Long Branch, 2O.-Msny offers OF
guards 10 the remains are received, also
condolences, including one from the
.old mayor Of London.
New FORK, 20.-P0St'S Long Branch:
PREPARATIONS for the removal of the ef-
leeiS of the presidential party are begin
ing. Attendants and workmen are en-
Esgsd packing trunks at the cottage.
Snvste Secretary Brown says the ex-
Eemp nnaciefinn Of tho Prosidopf vUau q