The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

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NOON REPORT.
Long Branch, September 70, g;45 a. m..-Dr.
Bliss ssys the moment he entered the sick
room he saw that the president wes dying, and
immediately went for Doctors Aguew and
Hamilton. The former arrived, but the latter
could not be found, anu was not present when
the president passed away. The doctor at
tributes the demise to neuralgia of the heart,
which was caused by = formation Of blood clot'
thereby preventing proper circulation of the
blood. The president remarked to Colonel
Swain, who was with him when no awakened d
from his sleep, "0h, Swain, what q pair, -
placing his hand on his heart; "ean't you
DO somsthing for me? Oh, Swain, +" and at this
time MIS-. Garfield, who had been out OF the
room fortwenty- five minutes, and hsd retired
for the night was calle'. Previous to
going to her own room, Dr., Bliss
says she conferred with him on the
gene al condition of the president, and that
she expressed the opinion that her husband
was not weary aud that he had awakened
feeling comfortable and expressing little or
no psin. 1t was about ten minutes past 10
O'Clock, said DR.. Blis, wnen ihe president
VI u htNtic pain III
his heirt, The doctor referred to the fact that
the former attending surgeons on the Csc h ad
been called here TO attend an autopsy and that
DR.. Curliss, of Washington had been selected
to do so.
New York, September 40. - Secretary Blaine
arrived this mUruing and IL now with PrAsi-
| dent Aaihnr. The stock Exchange vsted to
convene, but the governing committee lmme-
dlately recommended thar the Excbsnge be
| cloted from IL o'clock to-day and three be
| closed al o Un the day of the presidintis flu.
| neral.
swEAMSG ARTHUR IN.
| New York, September 90 The Sun extra
says; "GeDersl Arthur was sworn in at a
| quarter past two this morning, at his house
| Two judges of he New YarS Supreme Court II ad
| been sent lsr,J II, Brady and Charles pora-
hue Judge Bfsdy arrived with Messrs. Rol-
| lins and Root, ut ten minutes before two, but
| the ceremony was ont or court, and WAS de-
| ferred MI Gause Domaine arrived. which
| WAS tlttlea ter two o'clock, with Ex. Com
missioner French Judge Brady stood on the
other side OF the table facing General Arthur,
| and grouped around the two men
were Judge Donohue. Elihu Root, Commits
sioner evet and ID & Rollins, and General
ArthOr's son. judge Brady slowly advanced
q step, and raised his right hand. Genera
| Arthur did likewise,an q moment of impres.
sive silence followed. General ArIhur's fea
tures were. In ths meantime, almost fixed
Then Judge Brady administered the oath
General Arthur speaking In !,
4 u
swear that viii faithfully execute the ofic,
of president of the United States and will &
the best OF my abilities preserve, protect anC
defend the constitution of tho United States
After this he remained standing momen
with his hand still uplifed. The pTesiden
afierward gave expression N his emotion
Up TO 0 o'clock he had not decided when t
leave the city for Washington.
BYGLisH SYMPATHY.
London. September 2O'-In London tn
opinion which can he heard expressed by al
classes In conversation on the streets, ON rail
way trains and at all places OF public resort
is that the event Is doubly sad after the gala
struggle made for life by The president. Tn
balconies ofthe American Exchange are drape
and the II 'gs which adorn many places of tn
olly are display ed At half fmast.
| Liverpool, September GA correspondent
Oft the Associated Press telegraphs the follow
Ing: The announcement of the death of tn
pre- sldent was received here with an uniyer
sal expression of profound regret, A secon,
| edition Of the papers was published will
heavy boIders, and Gags are at half mast o.
tho town hall aud on large number of publ
and private bulldogs, and on the shipping.
New York, September 20.-Generai hrthu
did not retire to his bed before day break. A
. O'Clock this morning he arose, and at tina
hour Secretary Blaine and Geo. Bli,s hst
called and were waiting to see him. Up TO Il
o'clock absolutely nothing new had been de
termined on by Gen. Arthur.
Long Branch, 10 q m. y he day opened clea
and warm and the ocean is Per'e tly calm, tn,
roar OF the surf be ng scarcely percsptible
The intense gloom which has been cait ovel
the village by the death of tho president II
unprecedented. Stroug men may be seen OF
all sides lstenlngto the details of the sal
event and solemnly giving expression tC
heartfelt sympathy for the family, with tear
in their yes. The scene throughout the VII
lage is not OF hustle or excitement, but OF a
very impressive character, Flags are at hal
msst and most ofthe prominent cottages ar,
1ra mad NTtN nj In 81
grief Is visible In oil directions. and genera
feeling ofsympathy and an extreme sorrow
PREVAILS
The following telegram was received by .
cabinet officer ths morning:
New York, September Pol have your mes.
sage announcing the death OF President
Garfield, and permltme TO renew through yot
an expression of sorrow and sympathy which
| l have already telegraphed to Attorney Gene
raj McVe, Oh. In accordance with your sug.
| gestien have taken the oath Of oiice as presi
dent before Hon Jno. Brady, . Justice otth,
supreme court Of the state oJ New York
| win advise you further In regard 10 the othe
suggestions In your telegram.
q. A. ARTHUR.
The following has also been received.
Trenton, N. j., September 7o.-To Hon
Ludlow TO tender You guard of honor TO tn
WV s. srMcKrR,
Adjutant- General.
| Inc attorney Renerhi Icpllou tnat the one
would probably be accepted.
VERONA TO MRS. GAnFIELD.
Mrs. Garfield received the following dispAtcl
nom the queen OF England this morning,
To Mrs. Garfield, Long Branch:
Words cannot express the deep sym pathy
| feel with you Ia this terrible moment. NJ,
CAD support and comfort you as He aloni
van. The QUEEN,
Balmorsi Court.
New York, September 20. AT ten o'cloeh
the th ropg in the yictnity Of Gen. Arthur
house had materially increased Col. Geo
Bliss was busy engaged In visiting variou,
clubs and hotels and In sending kilograms
the pature OF which could not be discovered
Al half.psst ten, Governor Cornell. accom-
the house and had long interview
with the president.
Secretaries Blaine and Lincoln arrived from
the east this morniag, and without waiting fol
breat fast, proceeded at once TO General Ar
thurs house. Nothing OF note trauspired dur.
Ing their interview. They remained with him
during the morning, and will leave with HIN
at noon for Long Bcanch. General Ar
thurs faos betrayed the deep grief from
Blaine and Lincoln. No possible cabins.
changes was discussed, nor will anythlns
per aiming TO Gsueral Arthur's Intentions be
r, ferred to or receive consideration until The
funeral OF the president is over.
THE InbALMxR ARnIyHs.
New York, Septemncr 2n.-The following
special was from ElOerou this moroinsi on
the sarly train this morning there came from
New York tho person Into whote hands
has hsen placed the duty OF enlbalmlnR tbs
! doau rraaidapI Ifuda,taEar Navel. .f'f