Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-20

Doctor Bliss attributed the death to
neuralgia Of the heart. which was caused
q by the formation OF q blood clot. thereby
preventing the proper circulation OF the
blood. The Presidents remarks to Col.
Swain, who wal with him when be
swoke from his sleep. were. "Oh, Swain,
what . PAIN" placing bis hand on his
heart. "Can't you do something for ne.
Oh, Swain" At this time Mrs. Garfield
had been out OF the root for about A.
teen minutes. and had retired for the
night. Previous to going to bis own
room Dr.. Bliss says hs conferred With
Mrs. Garfield on the general condition Of
the President, and that she expressed
the opinion that her husband was NOT
weary and that he had awakened feeling
comfortable and experiencing little or no
pain. -.
'It was about ten minutes past 10
o'clock" said Dr.. Bliss, THAT the Pres.
idsnt awakened and complained Of q
severe pain In bis heart" The doctor
referred to the fact that the former at
tending surgeons on the case had been
called here to attend the autopsy. and
that Curtis Of Washington bad been
selected to do the cutting. DR.. Bliss
said the formation OF 0 blood clot 10 thu
vicinity OF the heart was the sequel Of
the original trouble.
TO BE BURIED At CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, September 20.-The news
of the Presidents death spread rapidly
and called out q large number OF people.
The deepest sympathy is expressed for
the stricken mother. The trustees Of
Lake View Cemetery. the beautiful city
OF the dead just outside the limits Of
Cleveland. overlooking Lake Erie, have
authorized their President, hon. j. d.
Wade, to telegraph to the widow. offer.
ing her any lot In the cemetery she may
choose for the final resting place OF the
Presidents remains.
FROM THE QUEEN.
LoSo BRANCH. N. j.. September 20
This has been received by Mrs. Garfield;
"words cannot express the deep sym.
pathy I feel with you. May God sup
port and comfort you. as He alone can. !"
tsigncd): QUEEN, Balmoral.
PnoN GENERAL GRANT.
New YoRx, September l9.-GeneraJ
Grant, who 10 In town, was interviewed
st midnight. he said the event was sad
and unexpected. He sent the following
message 70 Macvssgh at Long Branch:
please convey to the beresvsd family
OF the President my heartfelt sympathy
and sorrow for them In their deep Attic
lion. The whole nation will mourn With
them for the loss OF the Chief Magistrate
90 recently called to preside over its des.
TIMES. shall return to Long Branch
In the morning and will tender my ser
vices II they can DO Of any use to them.
U. 8. GRANT"
FROM II VICE PRECEDENT.
ELpERoN. September 2O.-Ths follow
ing was received by Attorney General
Mscvsagh last night
New Yonx, September 10.
Hon. Wayne Maovesgb. Attorney Gen.
Ieral, Long Branch I have your tele.
gram, and the intelligence flls me With
profound sorrow. Express to Mrs Gar.
held my deepest sympathy.
(SiRnsd): CHrsTER A. ARTHUR.
ARTHUR SWORN IN.
NEW YoRx, September 20-3:l6 A. ~
In accordance with o dispatch received
from the Cabins. In regard to taking the
oath OF Office. messengers were sent to-
the different Judges Of the Suprsme|
Court. The hrst to put 10 bis appear.
snce was Judge John B. Brady. who|
was closely followed BY Justice Dons.|
hue, the party consisting Of the Vice.
President and the judges named. bel
sides District Attordey Rollins, Elihu|
Rost and the eldest son Of the new
president. assembled In the front parlor|
|of No. 1873 Lexington avenue. General
|Arthur's residence. where the oath of
ofdos Was administered and he becsme|
president OF the United States. The
president has not signiaed his %intention|
las to when he would visit the capital
and declined to be interviewer a. to his|
future course.
Secrstary Blaine arrived this morning.
and 10 now with President Arthur.
TEE REMAINS. o
LoSo BRlscz, September 2O-Mao.|
vessh says the corpse starts for WASH
|inston on Wednesday. to lie in state in|
The Rotunds Of the Capital on Thurs
day. It will ie ave for Cleveland on|
Friday, where the funeral will be held
on Monday, and the remains Inferred 10
Lake View cemetery. In that city, at ths|
Presidents request.
An autopsy will be held this after
noon.
FROM PREsIprST ARTHUR.
LoSo BRANCH. September 20.-Mso.|
|vessh this morning received this reply
Ito . dispatch sent BY the Cabinet to
General Arthur last night. II Is ad.|
dressed to all the members Of the Cab.
met, and says:
I have your message announcing the
death Of President Garfield. Permit
me to renew through you my expression
OF sorrow and sympathy which l hav.
ALREADY telsgraphed Attorney General
|Maovsagh. In accordance with your
suggestion, I have taken the oath Of
lofBce of President Of the United States
before Hon. John r. Brady, Justice OF
The Supreme Court Of the State OF New
York. I will advise you further In re-
gard to the other suggestion In your tel.
IeRram.
(Signsd): O. A. ARTHUR.
The other suggestion referred to was
that President Arthur como 10 Long
Branch this morning.
THE ASSASSIN.
WASHINGTON. September 20. - The
news Of the Presidents death did not
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