The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-09

,;isnts recovery, and business 13 Sa,d pub To-.
7 end private, was Issumea H'''
d.J' ,rscELLANgoUs NOTES.
pock III the President re-
Lille Piece I owners and hotels are pre-
ysrsi Fl II a Ne People eyince
city, t %, in the recovery Of Presl-
dent Garner. The commsnder-in-cbief
Bo'to7naa Army Of the Republic pro-
Of I le the following;
nulg'.9-pTE GEAND ARMY OF THE
HEAD0' REPUB &c.
Boston, July Z, Isl.
General 0rder No 4,
0', ,,sitirg he fateful issue which hangs
AWst'' s yer our land, greteful for the
ike Pc # sunshine through the dark
gimp" sides f the Gran1 Army of
cI619s' ,b,ic tender heir comrade IN
the -. stricken President, their sym
sfn1s, I'd love. What lies beyond the
pa.IJ the future We may not seek 10
veil U. hnt renem 5ering the same Al
know, hat gu,d d US to victory Is be-
mlgIy - fsIlea comrade, let US cast out
neaIn "a gasr. and send to the throne Of
Ell ou. ia nv Of despair, but a prayer
grace nV .oa fsi,n 10 divine wisdom &nd
owe ee.oH GEO. S. MERRILL.
lclgH''' misunderstanding.
JULIAN NJ. OLIN,
W." Adjutsnt- General.
PASTORAL.
cIsveland. 7.-To-dsy's CGthotsc C5i-
U'' contsins a lengthy and forcible
U U"11 bv Bishop Gilmour, On the at
!pa as,Od sssassination of the President.
r. booins: Ofall crimes, murder Is the
1aost terrib,e known to society; but when
tbs life Of a chief magistrate OF a country
= o.ssiled. there is not only the malice
20 Tnn,5or in the act, but sn stack on
srthoritv, Now, authority IS OF goo.
Kings and magistrates hold iF0Ln o4 %
Their power is from God, not rom tne
neonle' except indirectly, hence sny az
tsok upon magistrate. as m ~,
il an attack upon God" Inc Ietter
closes ito ask God to grant US peace ana
nnity. and Increase Of religion sHo virtue
among sll. There will beaded for one
month the prayer pro pace ~ all
masses and in all churches OF the dlocese
iii he recited for the same time, and ID
tsntion FIVE Our Fathers and FIVE Hail
Tsrys immediately after all public SER
'iT Toiedo, s. - Tbs Daily Telegram
names Garfield for President in 'S4.
FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington, S. The discharge of
-, chic MnrbiH
ms may not make It's appearance for two
or three days yet and DR.. Bliss says, in
this case, he thinks, there will be no com
plicatiens from this source. At the
eficial examination the pulse was foun1
to be SO, temperature SO, respiration
normal.
The Presidents pulse, this morning,
receded again though he did not pass as
good night as the night before. The
storm Yesterday evening appeared to have
some depressing effect, but towards morn
ing the symptoms showed a rallying
from that DIR. Bliss said ST / o'clock
this afternoon that everything was most
satisfactory, and the next bulletin will
show a confirmation of the favorable
EXPERIMENTS 10 lowering the tempera-
trre are still being tried. Prof Dosey,
mining engineer at the navy yard. is
prepsring an apparatus for COMPRISING
cold ar on the principle that the temper
sture Of mines is cooled. 1t may be
tried.
The question is discussed, Whist would
be the inability Of the President contem-
Mated by the Constitution, which pro-
vides that the Vice President succeeds TO
power in case of the death, resignation or
inability ofthe President. Some say the
Presidents condition is now Inability"
but the question is only raised by quad
names. The Presidents continued i'm
proYement makes everything quiet. Ar
thur is too sincerely rejoiced 1T the i'm
proyemens 10 think of conditions that
would give him the Office. 1t is the last
thing ne wants now. If the Presidents
condition is favorable tomorrow he will
return to New York.
HEARTLESs RUMoRs.
A bogus report was circulated this
morning that secondary hemorrhsge had
begun. There is much Indignation
against those who circulated this painful
report and keep the public excited. The
orginsters would get an involuntary
bath if discovered. The subject is too
sad and serious for jesting or stock job
bing.
FREEPoRT FEELINGS.
Citizens Of Freeport telegraph Blaine
that the people of Freeport, Illinois, real
izing the cdium Of Guittesu having for
merIy resided there, hope and pray that
God in his goodness may restore the
President to health and to the loving
country. They also send tender tribute
to Mrs. Garfield, and say the community
deeply sympsthizes with the family of
the late l.. w. Guittesu, whore standing
Is second to none in Freeport.
The RECORD.
The following telegram was sent By
attending surgeons to the consulting sur
geons, this afJsrnoon;
The Presidents condition has not
changed materially since our telegram To
you yesterday. During the afternoon
and evening he was troubled, and the
administration Of nutrients was again
suspended for several hours. One
quarter Of e grain Of morphine was sd-
ministered hypedermically at S.30p.m..
and followed st once by tranquil sleep.
Towards midnight, however, he became