The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-22

ne nesrse was drawn BY six iron s,.v ho,...
whose trspplngs were also drane5 IL sa,nsso
/ olsek. As the cssket was borna 10 ,he
eesIse The marine bard played NearSr mS nS
3od TO Thee and every head was bowed anS
many eyes dimmed with tears. Soon ss
1he presidential party had entered tho
carriages. the military escort and ,be r,onrr'
iul procession proceeded on their way 10 tha
csNol' dense mass Of people Nnea ths
side walk all the way from the demo, 10 ths
capitol. As the procession nova un ths
avenue scarcely sound rns
heard ssve from the fact of
.ne moving men and horses and hesds wera
bowed A by common impulse of deem nm,
..vgneo grlef. On reaching the csnitol
tne remains were borne INTO Inc
roluuds snd placed on the cstsf,lous
NUMBER OF senators and Representatives.
preceding them and placing ,homselyes on
e'oh side OF the dais. Closs hshirJ ~
easGe' walked President Arthur and 4, era
vary Blaine, who were followaa Nv
Enlei Justice Waite, Secretary Winson,
Genersl Grant, Secretaries Hunt I;ncoln
hrkwood and MscVeagh. soon sttar tha
iid OF ,he caske! was opened and tho fscs of
we ta'e president was exposed 10 visw,
Noislessly President Arthur Ard sso,o,sv,
Blame approached and gnxed ON tba ta,o
N .he DEAD. AZ they slowly and sadis
passed out of the hall, a lins was fo,nond
ana one by one those present advanced anS
glanced at the emaciated and discoIorad
lace OF the dead president, The nnhlio =,
large were then admitted. Up 10 sIate hon,
to-night . steady stream of peonla nasssS
by testifying by the reveren,isi conduct % and
nourniui oountensnces the sorrow which
,ney ielt IN viewing the body of their mnr,
aered president The BODY will Tia In ststc
dsy and night and till Friday evening when
the remsins will be tsken 10 Clevean5
New York, September 21.--The subsor;r.
uons to Mrs. Garaeld's fund up to noon
amounted to S2l0 9l0. " "0'n
SOUTHERN SYMPATHY.
New Orleans, September 2l.--The counciI
Today adopted a series of resolutions. re.
gsroing tho death of President Garfield.
the preamble sets forth that the peoplo of
Ine e'ty OF New Orleans, have received with
deep AND intense symps,hy and grief, the
intei'igpnee OF the death of the President
OF he United States, sud the resoutjons no,
c1e, IN his death we mourn the demise of a
man oil hi and exalted attsinments Of
ioity purposes, majestic strength. Of ob;af
magistrs'e whose sefrespect, qentle
dignity and deep patriotism scam
hko A msgiclan's wand, 10 have
spread bond Of universal coma.
dence and cord around the people dividaa
by fears snd ptejI tices and dissenslons ~
statesman whose comprehensive crasp of
heart and mind, rich by experlehco and
study responded as by intuition 10 tho de.
msnds of his high office through which bo
promised to raise our country 10 A height of
d'gni'y, peace and happiness Unparalleled in
the history of nations. The rosoln-
tons also express symnsthv for
the family, and Ii was further rcssolrsd
that oil public buildings bo dranad IN
symbols Of mourning for period of tbrea
days, aud ths. the people be invited To ON on.
consignment Of the remains of the lsmoniad I
S,,;. Seau 70 ,neir inai resting place, as one Of
hl. huiilliaHoh and prayer, by suspension of all
pus'ness ana 'hs performance of appropriate
rens'ous f'tes and ceremonies in their res
sp.ctive places OF worship.
Sellna, Ala, Septembor o1--sneoiaI. q,
INC selma Morning Times from sll parts of
.ne sla'e indicate much profound sorrow at
.ne presidents death. Business Is suspended
anu gtcs, sadness prevails. In this city
many buildings are drsped in mourning.
Ooiumois, . u, September 2l.-Minute
guns were nred al noon yesterday and flags
put out az half mast. The deepest gloom
prevaus ana there are expressions of deep
sympathy on every hand.
Na'chez, Miss, September 2l-As soon "a
'ne sad 'ioings OF the presidents death was
received IN this city bells wero tolled, stores
were c,osea and oil business entirely sus-
pended Many public and private residences
were draped IN mourning. A spontaneous
estheting OF citizens Of all
classes assembled at the court
mousse Kew 3 b Stratton preside and resolu.
tons we're adopted expressive of the feelngs
OF the meeting. A committee was appointed
70 arrange Tor moro formal meeting ia Tho
future The whole city wore a funeral
aspect all day. ''"i
Galveston. September. 2l-A meeting of
citizens was held this evening at the Cotton
b1change and resolutions unanimously
adopted deploring tho loss Of the chief mag.
is'rn,e as a calamity to tho people the Uni
FOREIGN SORROW.
London, September 2l.-Every hour IN.
cresses the evidence that tho present ia tho
most remarkable demonstration ofsymoatby
ever witnessed In Europe. Bel of parishes
and churches in various places In Enclan6
are toled, which Is an unprecedented trIbute
to foreign ruler. '
London, September 2l.-The Liyernool
Uourler has leading article on the MARTYR
PRESIDENT, and says: We consider tbe
most appropriate comfort 10 the American
people are the words of Mr.. Gar.
neIds own speech delivered on
clnding; The government at Washington
ssill sI lives The Liverpool Post says man
DIES not In vain, around whose desth,bed
are buried all difsensions. Tho poople,s
misgivings relative 10 General Arthur Arc
probably unjust to him, and certainly ut do,.
esumae the good sense with which Tie
American public opiuion uniformly controls
the executive.
London, September 2l,-Tke Daily
Telegraph says: Mr.. Arthur will not dare 10
devlate from the policy Of General Garfield
or 10 substitute new men OF his own cboos.
ing, Tor those whom he finds In Office, for any
such attempt 70 be made would DO forc.
doomed 10 failure.
Rome September 2l.-Ths government on
behalf of the king ard people and cardinal
Jacobini pnpal 'tcrotsry on behalf of tho
pope have oabled their condoenco 10 Mrs.
GARFIELD. Opinion expresses sorrow al the
frualraton Of President Gsrfeld's pro-
gramme by the assassination but homes and
trusts that General Arthur who has rooontlv
rnrnulatad md nhar ,,o.t III. .I.,.-, ,rny