The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-25

the last Rites.
Washington, September A,-Dlspstohes
nom oil parts Of the country show that durinu |
the funeral ceremonies over the body of the
late President GARFIELD, there were marks of
respect TO The occasion shown everywhere by
the suspension Of business, tolllpg of balla and
holding ofreliGious services; also that Mon
day viii be observed as day OF humiliation
and prayer
Philadelphia, Pa, Septembersi The train
bearing the remains OF The late President Gar
field arrived NPittsburg this morning at six
O'Clock, schedule time, haying made the run
ltom Mhshlnston, miles, In twelve hours
and thlrty-nine minutes.
Pittsburg. Pa, September q, Daring the
fourteen minutes that the train was being
shifted to the Cleveland Is Pittaburg Railroad
track, no one venturcd 10 speak ABOVE whis-
per, aud the funeral party hept themselves ou,
drew out of the depot and slow.
| ly crossed the bridge 10 Alleahany
| City, where the car containing the Cleveland
! committee WAS attached TO The train. Along
| thn line OF the railroad, where it passed
| through WeAtpurt, the tracks were covered
with plants In full bloom, and beau
| ttml and expressive floral trlbues
ttonal party ranght up here with tho fnre
train, which Nas deayed by request of Mrs
Garfield that the coHoh on which Bhs was Iid-
ing should be placed IN tbs rtnr OF the train,
MS tne ladies va not sleep welllast night ba-
cause OF heat aud heiHg too close TO the l0eD.
| motive. The weather isyery warm to-day
Bclls are nov tolling
THE ARRIVAL.
Cleveland, September q. The train arriv-
sd At 1888 y. M, and arrangements had all
pesn eompleted for the reception of the re-
mains NJ the depot for an hour before thear.
rival and the casket was Immediately placed
In u large hearse, which was mas,ively draped
with mourning. II was drawn by four Jet
bRsE horses, with black bread,
oloth neck and body blankets trimmod
with deep silver irpes, and each horse
was led by colorcd groom. Tho frat 10
alight from the funeral train were General
sherman aud stsil. They formed along the
OF the late president walked two and two tO
carriages IN waiting for them Mrs. Garfield,
her herr, son Harry, and daughter
hollie, hrst entered the carriage-
AS hrs. Garfield passed down The platform
le1u ing on the arm other sOn and aoconpnni,d 4
by Secretary blaine, every eye WAS turned on
her. sh9 was closely velitd hut hor face could
, beeHSlly ean Her expression was somewhat
, morkable fortitude az she pasard
through the throngs OF people shout
the depot GShoon as the remains hed been
deposited In the harse .he church balls he,an
reached the public square.
Tho escort from The depot TO tho Pavilion In
the aquare c5u5iAted 90 Ureutat Knignts Tem-
plar Of Cleveland Hoy Road Commsndery
OF Cleveland ana Columbia, Commandery
Rnghta Templar OF Washington The dead
president was q member Of the latter COM
innnd- -ry. Bsdides these organizations there
were ths O'eYsanu CITY troops, neyeral OH
drs and 400 members OF the state
militia were IN attendance In ,hensighborhood
ofthe depot acting principally as Euards The
, crowd wasVery lnrge, and extended two OF
three blocks In either direction from the sta.
4 Hpff fYas
on, appearing 20 realize the solemnity OF The
occahion. The immediate members of The
: family took the fret carriage and wore
I followed by the members OF the cabinet
0 Ex-PrcsidsntHayes occupied the carriage with
G Secretary Window, with whom he walked
from tho cars arm In arm Colonies Rock
= well and Swain old friends OF The deceased
president. and who were constantly with him
throughout his Illness, also occupied one car :
rlage, Or. Boynton, the family physician,
occupied with some OF the leaders another
Z hrs. Garfield did not goto the square, but was
driven at once to the residence OF Mr., Mason
whose guest she will be while In tn G city. Col A
r. Rockwell Judge Advocnte General Swain,
, G. o. Rockwell, Colonel Uorbin, Private SEQ
reiary Brown and Others occupied carriages
lmmedl lately after The members of the cabinet
The pastor OF the Christian church at Wash
ington accompanied the remains, IA did dell
egatlon from Ohio. The congressional train
arrived nfeen minutes after tho funeral train
| and the Joint committees OF the houses of con-
gress were promptly furnished with caTrlages
and driven with the procession TO the public
square.
Mrs Garfield bore the journey extremely
well, and still maintains the remarkh bile fortl-
tudo which she has displayed since her hu =
band was wounded Mics Mollie and Harry
also bear up under their sorrow extremely
we'll. Daring the time the funeral corIege
was passing over out from the depot to the
catsialque, which is situated In the pub.
lilo square, there was little conf, sion j.,
while the broad streets were literally packed
with people. All seem to be In hearty sym
pathy with tho mourners aud quietness was
observed by all After tho body has been
placed In the public square, the gates will be
thrown open and the thousands OF persons
waiting 10 view the casket and give floral
decorations will be permitted to pass through.
TIE PAVILION.
| Cleveland, o., September 2.-After the ro-
mains OF tho late president arrived at Monu-
mental Park II was decided not TO throw the
gates open TO the public to-day inasmuch as
the arrangements are not completed. The p,-
Wilton was finished during. tho afternoon
morrow. The pavilion Ia probably the
finest Temporary atruciure OF the kind ever
erscted, IL was designed by architects
Cobuin and Bnrnum and large force have
hoen at work on It day and night since
Wednesday. tits located on the centre OF the
sq1are at the intersection OF Superior and
onhrio streets and ist0 feet square at the
catafalque upon which he casket will rest IL 6M
feet hiRh, covered with black velvet and
handsomely festooned. A long carpsted walk
4 Ascends TO the 1oor from the east and west
fronts, and the pavilion Ia 70 feet high TO the
apex OF tho roof From the centre OF the roof
rises beautiful gilt spire sup
porting the figure OF an angel.
There Is o q feet high column at each
| with shields Of beautiful designs and exouls-
itely draped. over these are suspended un-
idiled ilags. AT the centsrs OF the arches are
| similar shields. on the angles OF the roof are
4 groups OF furled ilags and projecting from the
angles at the base are elevated platforms 10
| no occupied by fully uniformed
guards. Each platform will Oc provided with
u suitable piece OF Held artillery. This struc-
dome with black and white crane. Flowers
and isgs will be displayed on the various po-
sltlons on this pavilion,
IL has been determined not to expose tho