The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-23

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COURSE OF THE BULIP7
New York, 2I.-Tbe 7qr,I.
respondent at Elberon into,1s.4eS Co...
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justified Ia every particular the sa1lI'ops7
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VIEWING The REMAINS
Washington, 22.-Tbe r.,.
President Garfield, up to this bonHa' QS q
been viewed by over 25,OO0 NJ n,. laV.
During the entire night sleadvS ..si-
OF humanity poured through the 1 '.,sae
building to take a last lock. Fror UI!l,.s.
to 5000 people are now moyipn 'Vs
lineE from the east to the fro5at - ~ W
Capitol, for q long distance IN C.saH
street, and are passing through tbap.%
door Of the Iotunds, OF either sids s.A%
remains and out Of the north-wr.,GI-,'
at the rate Of about 1900 Der W
Among those who took q last looE ~
face of the dead President, this may me-
were q number of the Sisters of (5,.sa
and several hundred Catholic c-g,.A
from st. Vincent's and st. JoseK3S-'
phan Asylums. Many person,
Baltimore and Philadelph have Az;
to view the remains.
London. 22.-London stock eYrb,,.
will close at one O'Clock on Mopdav l
respect to the late President G.rSaF
The lAmeriean Department will
closed all day.
Wiliiamstown, 22.-James Garfield -,
Of the Presidents greatly improved sr M
will leave for Cleveland to-morroTI
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington. GINS. Garfield With
her daughter Mollie and son Harry. Wis.,.
led the White House this morning n a.
range for the removal of her persona
effects, she exhibited signs ofsdesp eD,s-
ion uponsentering familiar rooms, and
her eyes we're sufused with tesrs which
The made brave efforts torestrsin. The
Mansion Is draped all over in deaDest
and is one Of the gloomiest
'peotscles Ia the city. Policemen sire
stationed a. every approach, and no per.
ION Is allowed to enter without pass
rom e..oficers ia charge. Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes reached here last night, and
Randall this morning
From 8 o'clock the crowd has cOntin.
lously increased and bsSu passing thu
bier sixty each minuG At IL O'Clock
here was dense moss Of people in front
IF the main steps on the east front exten
ling two squares up East lCapitol street
People are focking to the city. Ever
lconing train on lseVeraI of the railroad
re- heavily freighted with those comma
testify their profound sorrow at the Ns
on's bereavement. Four very elsbor
.e and exquisitely beautiful foEs
ieces received from the White Hous
ave been placed at the head Of the bier
ther Hover tributes have also been re
siVed, and placed above the at cafsIoue
he body will lie in state until Fridsr
Don, when seats will be plsced Gin IN
'tundss for those who will be admitte
attend the funeral ser, ices, which wi
Ike place at 8 o'clock that afternoon
eV. Frederick Power, pastor OF the de
sased president, will oficiate. Tn
,acs will accommodate about 1900 peo
.e and only that mum Der Of tickets vii
J Issued
THRILL OF HORROR.
London, 22.-Sir Michael Hick
each, speaking at Winchcomb. sal
ultteau' dastardly action had caused
lrIlI OF horror throughout the countrz
nd the news of the Presidents dealt
40 OccasiOaed a fresh thrill of grief
II Richard AshetoG Cross, speaking 81
arlington, alluded fAelingly to lh
cath of the late President CARTEL
ord Churchill, speaking at Wsodstoci
I'D during the struggle which Tia
had sustained with dosF
nglsnd and America watched his bel.
De, and at every gathering of English.
en- during the next few days, the cats.
ophe will be deeply mourled. Chars
rsdlaugh, speaking at Northampto,
ID that as radicals and liberals tk7
lgnt pay q reverent aud loving tribus
ION President Gsrfeld's grave, and
no sympathy across the ocean. Re:O.
tons OF coincidence were then passed
ID forwarded to Lowell.
The Times, this morning, discussing
g court mourning, says it ia seldom
st such an announcement carries with
so deep sympathy, and the entire con.
.rrence, not only of part but of tba
hole British nation. Gen. Gsrfeld's hg
zen truly heroic career, heroic in It's
ginning, IN It's long struggle, and is
Id.
Washington. Y. The following was
st Issued oy the President ofths United
.stes:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, In his inscrutable wisdom,
has pleased the Lord to remove from
the ilIustrious head Of the nation.
.mes A. Garfield, late President of the
nited States; and
Whereas, 1t is fitting that the deep
ief which fills all hearts should mani
It itself with one accord 10 the throne
.lnhnlte grace, and that we should bow
fore the Almighty and seek from him
st consolation in our sfliction, and
at specification of our loss, which he