Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-28

y. ID. RHODES,
Secretary,
225 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
THE MRS. GARFIELD FUND.
NEW YORK, Sept 27.-The Mrs. Garfield
fund amounts to 1891 900.
BOSTON, Sept. 27.-The local Garfield fund
amounts to $l5,523. The Michigan relieffund
to $43 1874.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 27.-Mayor Herrick has
him to see that Garfeld's body is not stolen.
To relieve apprehension, it may be stated that
sufficient guard has been stationed at the
cemetery to prevent the possibility of disturb
ance of the remains.
At midnight the throng of people about the
pavilion still continues. On the dais where
the body lay in state and the place occupied by
the casket, is now filled with elaborate floral
emblems.
The spot where the casket rested seems to
be regarded as peculiarly hallOwed and
although the remains no longer repose there
hundreds linger about the catafalque as il
charmed by the memory of the loved and
honored dead.
CoNDoLENCE.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Resolutions of condo
lence continue to be adopted by public bodies
The Roumanla minister and foreign represent
atives attended the funeral service in memory
of President Garfield.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-Messages of con
dolence continue to be received at the depart
ment of state The Belgian minister writes
81 have the honor, by order of my govern
ment, to express to your excellency, and to
Mrs. Garfield, the profound sorrow and senti
ment of sympathy which the death of the
president has enspired in the king, my august
sovereign, and in the Belgian government.
His majesty and government participate deep.
" in the calamity which has fallen on the
United States"
The Swedish and Norwegian ministers trans
nit to the government and Mrs. GARFIELD the
kings heartfelt compassion.
President Arthur has received the following
from President Gonzales: "The Mexican re-
public profoundly sympathize with the gov
ernment and people of the United States OF
America in rendering funeral honors to Presi-
dent Garfield" To this President Arthur
sent the following reply: washington, 27th-.-
To Manuel Gonzales, president OF the Mexi-
can republic: On behalf of the American
government and people of America, I ac-
message of sympathy you send from q
neighboring and friendly nation, for the
great loss which has fallen on
the United States in the death of one whom
you join with us in honoring.
(Sipned) CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
The Spanish minister sent the following
from New York: Bristobal Colon, duke Of
Vergua, descendent Of the illustrious Colon,
sends me the following telegram: "The con-
gress which to-day assemblies in Madrid for the
first session. unanimously asks you to convey
to the widow, mother and children Of General
Garfield, and to the American people, the sim
cere expression of its sympathy and con-
dolence in the great loss experienced by
America"
Assistant Secretary Hill thus addressed min
lister Banca in reply: ..'Your
telegram transmitting the message OF
Christopher Columbus, Duke of Vera.
qua, descendant and representative OF
the great discoverer, has been communicated
to the family of President Garfield: In their
name and that Of the government, ! hasten to
assure you this sympathetic expression from
the body of distinguished men assembled at
Madrid, and from the descendant OF Colum-
bus, is gratefully received by the widow,
mother and children Of the departed President,
and by our grief stricken people.