Daily Republican., 1881-09-20
80 BELOVED PEEsIDEST DEAn
~" "r PASSED QUIETLY AWAY
Alto IS r. n.
1gE DEATH BED SCENE.
IRE PRESIDENT ARTHUR
-.KEs THE OATH Of OF
rIcE AND BECoMAs
PRESIDENT.
..s.ss,n n Guiteua I'm Danger
-" ..,e ,orrow Everywhere
-ANation In nsurni"s'
THE LAST HOURS.

-, ,,yrn, Sept. l9-1l.2O p. MAJ
n'"I; .n' I;aw ral MacNuagh just come t(
u r,her,u liu:rl from tue Francklyi
rNare, us and made the foli""ln state
"s,s n, sen, INV despatch TO Minister
Hen' ,l :. lop NJ. Shortly before that
=, Mis-, had seen the Pre,iden. and
.,a An HI, rulse at lVG beats per minute
all the coudltuus were ther prom
D"sa u" unipt ulen,. The doctor asked
"I y" pra.,Ier # ur was feeling lncom
.,,hl, in auv way The President
"s,prpa mot at all, and shortly after
",I. tpll o.,r.p an, Dr, Bliss returned
hi. rorr. across the hail from that
,muird bv lhe President. Colonies
Snln, ami L rkw"ll remained with
PRESIDENT Ahou; lU.l6 the President
rakeuel and remarked to the Colonel
swain that he was suit+ring great pam
Ind nlacrI lIs hand over his heart.
nr Kiss was summoned, and when ne
,.rpd the r,u.! ne found the Prcsi-
Ham, substantially without pulse, and
hs action Of tie Drart was almost lnnia-I
,rOui.hab.p. He SAID at once that tbel
President W. ) dy.Lg and directed that:
NM, Garfield ur called als', the doc
~. The President remained in Il dy :!
ns condition Uul.. 1885, when he waai
Drooopurru u,aa. he died of SOh"!
rauhle Of tie Ltart, supposed to bts
leNraga -,
lanes A. ,ari,i President Of thes
r,rd Sta-r, ,.lrl AT 10 - 7. Nj. :rs,s
rrlay at E,ts!or, Long Brauch tr"ins
What appear, 70 Lave been sheer tN.
kau,tiou Mr.. Warren ;. Young, ar
ki,,apr to pr.yai- Secretary Brown,F y
Brought the news from the cottage atE
kpn uiunte, ntturr II O'Clock. The FIRST
Indication that anything serious halE
occurred was tie appearance of a mes
keuger at the E.heion Hotel, who oh.
kalned carriage AMI ir Ive rapidly OIL.
HEP. M.-I'he cabinet have uStE
brrlyrdanl gpn.l "a body to the F'ranck-&
Iva Cottage, A are here except Secrt-S
kares Balm ,Gd Lincoln. Attorney +
General Macy rast AAs telegraphcd theA
after twOCwr are now en route to i.ODgN
BIauch the President death. Greatj
excteweat UIsydl.S l. re.
The guard at,unu the cottage has
been dOab -iSni no one i, allowed TO ap-
ppach it. The Governments has taken
bCs,e,,i0H Of TIE only telegraph wire
Which is Connected at Elberou. The
|pubIcis shut off trom all COmmuni- "A
cstlon with frnckiyn cottage and its a
nlnates
lily BEAEvr UNDER THE BLOW.
LoSG BRANCH. September 2O-l A.
H'-PrevloN> tU his teath the only
fOrds spoken hy the President were
(lat be had severe paiL i'll the heart
\ IS supposed hy the surgeons that
teath was OcrasiOned by a clot OF blood
Ermlng on tine heart. DR.. Bliss wa u;
|lr rrst one notified of the President II
Expression Of pan, and upon enteflns&
|lr room he at Oh 1 saw that the emu
pas near. The members OF the family
y eremmediateiy summoned to the bed II
Pas All arrived and perfect quiet pre-.
'aied Mrs. Garfield bore the trying Fl
lta with great fortitude and eX
lntad unprecedented courage. Shei |,
ave way t. no paroXvisms OF grief, n
WI alter death became evident sic
aIetly wilEErew to hrr own room HI.
.tfe She sat, a hcdrt-bl Zen widow
aIi OF grief, hut with to much Chris
'aA courage 10 eyL.i it it to those
Io0ho her. She, ot course, was lat or n
Il aluer terrible strain, despite herM
y Jus Tears flowed from her eyes, audH
IN lips became drawn by her
|CoAe a'lrml' t" bear the burden with 81,
uiTh N She had Deen afflicted. Miss N
,n vsne was naturally atlieotei, and
"'S VI Tears flowed from the child's H.
w. no,"Nh,Ianding her noble effort to
rp rV" sat example Of her mother.
,., ue utall "as one never TO be for ~,
a,o ou. rtriect quiet prevailed and u.
,s was not murmer heard while =,
N |eslaent was sinking. After death! =
u [onh peth pronounced, the body was =,
h p0rr! arranged by DR.. 5. V. Boyn- -.
,I =, tnelesram' were immrdia. ely sent ~
,he tho residents mother in Ohio, andl +,
ow nv 30. SUNS Harry and James, who are i,
il. I, ~. 'he Williams College, as also, to h,
eht public men. IN
"f'A ms To re LAID IN STATE IN Abt
Il "oicNhA OF THE CAPITOL oN P
THURSDAY, ~ I,
!. aIs' hoI BRANCH, Sept. 20, 2ls a. M h
y oody will be EN- palnel and an an $ IL Il
',' "n VIII take place io-morrow after 81
IN ..n w. odrfi4, of Washington, has n,
III ,%A Aeu 10 corue here in colnpanyE ar
Itlv If VIC attending surgeons who re- WI
K pntA"rew pl from the case, viz:Mt i,
Au,, inariies, j. j. Woodward andH :.
Daio o'rn, to be present when i'll ne
will h. Atra"efmcnts for the funer !,
,,anoa mate III all respects in &C III r;
d. '' "lth the wishes Of Mrs. Gar
mined naS yet been definitely de.
DtciaI ,r rpou' oMt 1t is expected that
ton ~, a.G Iran vii! lfave here for Wash-G Nj
Ia ",.u ~ 'hatthe President remains tw
,itol d. !" s'tte in the rotunda of the aby
Ftia. rlhg Thursday and Friday. I'D
y viii Why evening it is expected rh,,t The
bodu' W. '';,' Saken to Cleveland, where] mi
!, and " IlI' . he in State during Sun. ha
adsy1 'lg ,r funeral will take place on[ abei
Lake vid Inc place Of interment will wl
accoria new Cemetery, at Cleveland up
,sed nee wish 70 with a frequently.ex An'
e. OF 'u oo o' The President in his life 8ed,
lect to .vurse a,, the arrangements areEshe
lacve,"nih' ,"ih'eration. Attorney g Gener. Nfne
her 7ssh ss,i says Mrs. Garfield ia hear. of
b wlGch h,g.lon a, with the fortituaeko kovt
and D'ih 4 she has borne her trial sol hin
nder tbs ~ as well as could be expecf. led
ryn 'le circumstances. hea
A"AL GRANTS co1vno, Nv h
baaos, BEEN ess.; zso A. M--rhe tollow,ns G"' tna
:vsaplh' We plh'hk, September 19-wa,peI I pos % =
TO the he ha. long Branch: Please con. me pas'
It my hvaVed h.a family of the Pres Chr
for ths%f haf'iolt sympathy and sor. smt ant
'tion will ma,,., No 1neir deep affliction. FIJI,
d to st nrss;,, Magistrate so recently T%, 1My
return to e over its destiny, and
Long Branch in the morn. sn anG !