The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-25

oppressive and creditable. Mrs. Garfield
manifested 10 disposition to recognize
the surroundings at different stations.
Once she was noticed in tears. MOllie
ind Harry were quite composed.
PEtsburg, 23.-The committee from
| Cleveland to meet the Presidents re-
mains has arrived in g splendid train.
The funeral train is expected here at
$50 am.
Rochester, Pa, PA Zwickley a
stop of i've minutes was made in order
that the funeral train might get thirty
minutes 10 advance, it baviBg been de-
lcided to keep the two trains that distance
Iapart The train arrived at Rochester ct
l7,43 o'clock A large number of people
were gathered at the depot. The Grand
Army of the Republic, post one eighty
three, were drawn up in font Of the
depot
Altoona, 24.-The officers who accom-
panied the funeral train with the Mains
of President Garfield, report that there
was one continuous demonstration all
along the line. At the larger towns a
great number of people assem- bled and at
residences between stations, lights were
| displayed IN the hands of occupants. At
Altoona the number of people assembled
around the station is estimated at 10, 900.
At Lewiston the track was strewn with
| flowers. There was an especially large
demonstrations noticeable 81 Hunting
ton and Tyrone.
Pittsburg, 24-The Presidents funeral
train LEFT Altoona on time, and passed
JohnstoWn at 3.15 m. About 9. 900
people had congregated at the depot with
uncovered heads and were silent. The
| bells at churches, schoolhouses and en-
CINE companies, tolled. Berry station
was reached about 4.30 O'Clock, Hun
dreds had gathered here and the same
scenes we're enacted. When the train
pulled in the Union depot at Pittsburg,
at $40 this morning, fully $4,000 people
bad assembled at the depot and on the
streets through which the train was :to
pass. No demonstration was made save
the tolling of all bells throughout the city
and the firing of minute guns by Knap's
battery. a com ittee Of fifty citizens
were on hard, and with the crowd stood
with their heads bowed and uncovered.
| The silence was very solemn and impress
sive, and will not soon be forgotten by
those participating. During their fifteen
minutes stop here while the train was
being switched to the G. & 2. r. Z.
track, no ona Ventured word ABOVE a
whisper, and the funeral party kept
themselves out of sight. AT 5 81 the
train drew out Of the depot, and
slowly crossed the bridge to Ale
ghaDy City, where the car bearing the
Cleveland committee was attached 10 the
train. As many more people as had
assembled in PIttsburg lined thu tracks
through Allegheny city and the parks
along the line of the railroad. Where it
passes through West parks the tracks
were covered with plants in full bloom,
and beautiful and extensive floral trib-
utes. The train steamed out Of Alle-
ghsny city at $40 a. N. amid the tolling
of bells, but no other demon strstions.
The second train, bearing senators. rep
resentstives, ETC., arrived in Pittsburg at
6.l7, and stopped for breakfast, after
which they continued on their way to
Cleveland.
A special train, containing representa-
tives of the western and eastern journals,
and sixty-two members OF Garfeld's
commsndery Knights Templar arrived
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
from Washington about $50 this morn
ing. After breakfast ct the Monongahela
House the party left for Cleveland by
the Pittsburg and L. E. railrosd.
Chronicles Beaver Falls: The jour
nalists' train from Washington in cut
struck hand.car this morning, killing
four men, injuring on fatallay and
another seriously. This train arrived at
Pittsburg st 6.17.
At CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, 24.-The funeral train was
divided into two sections at Pittsburg,
and they ran about thirty minutes apart.
| The newspaper train arrived at Ills,
but had series Of accidents from the
start, none sefious except at Beaver,
| Pennsylvania.
The funeral train arrived at liz. 1t
was met by sn immense concourse.
There was no confusion. The ladies took
carrisges. Mrs. Garfield was supported
by Secretary Blaine. and Harry Garfield
was the guest of Jas. Mason. Mother
Garfield and other relatives are at the
house of Gen. Sheldon. The body was
taken from the car By detachment of
the regular army in uniform, and borne
to q special hearse, followed by
distinguished guard Of honor, Generals
Sherman, Sheridan, Hancock, Dunn,
Meigs ard naval officers, the supreme
court, cabinet, Governor Foster and staff,
and large number Of army and navy
troops. Tnej route takes down Euclid
avenue, and the remains were placed
without ceremony in the pavilion to lie
in state in bed of flowers.
FOREIGN CONDoLENCE.
Liverpool, "a largely attended
meeting OF Americans was held to-day;
Packard, American consul, presided.
Speeches were made by General Bussey,
of the New Orlesns Chamber of Com
merce; Mr.. Newmao, of New York; r.
T. Bcote, of Boston and G. Il. Brans-
comb, of Liverpool Resolutions were
passed that the meeting desired to record
its horror at, and detestation of, the
crime, and to tender its profound SYM
pathy to Mrs Garfield,
Vienna, 23.-The Servian minister
here has been instructed to present the
coincidence of Prince Milan ard his gov
eminent to the American minister.
Havana. 23.-Owing to the death Of
President Garfield, Captain General
Blanco hiss ordered the postponemeat OF
the official reception which was to have
taken place at the palace tomorrow.
New York, 49, The Brazilian charge
d'afairs has addressed a touching
communication to Mrs. Garfield by the
Emperor's command, expressing his