The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-20

gravity Of the presiden,s condition cor,ir.
'ne'e nss oeen no aggravstion of ymp.
fuu "s s'uHe .ne noon bulletins were issued
n,,i. .s s,eps mos' OF the tine, coughing bu,
,,n.S aS .nu w'n ease The situation remains
4.,sSg 4onsugeu and sufficient amount of
3Taa,s 3%u,suulen. nss been taken and retained.
'e"pcr"ure ", pulse l02 respiration lS.
4 DIV Bliss,
FRANK HAMILTON,
4 rrh. HAYES AaNEw.
4 Loeron, p. m.-Dr. Bli,s thinks il prob
.o'e ,nat mo president will not have a chill
Inisns IN as much az his temperature hs.
,sen shgnsy' he considers the affection Of
S'be lung 10 be somewhat better. WV"
n THE END AT LAST.
n Elotron, September l9.-The presiden,
fldled at 1885 p m. From what can he ,.csr
,slned hi. drath was from cheer exhaustion.
SN"''h ioung, assistant TO Private Secrs.
NA'N >'wn, brought the news from IN,
~ !" 10 minutes before II O'Clock
nv. hrst indication that Anvthin.
',seh :" had occurred was tho an
kpe OF the messenger at the EIberon
s3uo' '11 obtained = carriage and DROVE
arsp ou' l.! Is supposed no has gone toI
8suu' az members OF the cabinet who lefI
Sao3u aslt past to-nieht Attorney Gem
I3a'A, me'sagh has notified Vice. President
autnur OF the president's demise, The
will be obtained presently.
ms LAST MOMENTS.
Il Elberon, Y. J. :, September le. AT u o,cIoc,
McVeash: '' "''or"e'I
" me president had another chill Of consider.
osv % SeserV sonn @ tnls moreing. which was iol
(which leit him very weak indseJ
HhS pulse became more ireouentl
Hand feeble than al any time sIpce he rae AZ.
Xeteu lrom tholmmedia shock of the wound
n Hpur pgtne DAY his sys,em has reacted anne
y wnat, anu he passed the afternoon ami sysn,n,g
y Seomior'aDiy. At this hour he is resting oulei-
&iy' ana no disturbances are expsct dnrlnoI
Eine nlght Ihere has been no gain wbateyer
Hof anxiety. '''''"S'
"a signed, Moyr,o,,
81 llIo p. m-Attorney General McVo.sbl
mas Just came to Elberon Hotel from Franoh 1
Alyh cottage and maze the following statg j
&ment; sent my dispatch To Minister Lowsl
Viz. 10 pl,.ps o. bsa b%ai Shortly hort before ,nai
anu round MS pulse at log beats per mipute
Tor qulet night. The doctor asked ihe prss,s
Vden' II ne was feelltg Uncomfortable An an VI
WwayY The president answered. moi nj alIl
snortiy after this he fell asleep and DR. Bliss
n
&that occupied by the president. Coia. swain
3and Rockwell remained with the presIdeni
'Haoout hiteen mlnu' es af er Ten The nreaI
8awakened and remarked TO Col. Swain In al
hand over hi heart DIR Bliss was ~, mmanas
u and when he Ell the room hs fonnd ira
.Eprosident substantially without pnlse and
Etne action OF MS heart wss almost undIstin-
1HgWsnhble. He said at once thai ths
Hpresldeut was dying and dlreetea ,hs' NJ
fairfield be called, also tho doctors, The mr. as.
Hident renamed In this cond tion mill Ia m
eE when was pronounced dead He died from
Esome trouble OF The heart supposed to be neu.
n Long Branch, September 10, I2.3oa. m -
l3httorn ey-deHeral Yeah has Just sent the
nNiollowing TO Vice President Arthur: II be
,kcomes our painful duty TO In orn won AZ I'M
1Ed"a h of President Garfield, and To advis,
'Syou to take the oath of office az presinenl
Mot the United states without delay. II /,
sHconcuIs with your Judgment We will h,
Eto morrow. ''"''
III "a MINDoM, Secretary Of the Treasury,
~ HUNT, Sscretary Of the Navy.
81 JAS L. .MoVEAen. Attorney (teneraI
~ hiRKwooD Secretary OF the Interior
IN Elberon, ll:l5 p m. The following bniiaii,
fhas ust been issued: The president dIed a
-nlO;Nb y m. Alter the bulletin was iasued M
nEp n, ~ president continued In much the ss mn
yarynS from a"ras to 5ne 1ss Afternoon hIs pulls
lEincreased force and volume c,n w
htaki' y refreshment he foil nm tn,l
nSa quiet sleep, which lasted about hi,ty-ay,
xtminutes before his death, and wbIIe ssIaa,,
Ehis pulse rose to 100, and was somewbat seaSIa
Ma 10 minutes past 10 CLOCK he awoke co,n
-Hplaining OF pain over The reg on OF the boari
9anI almost Immediately became unoonselons.
and d'ed to breathe at 10 :35 d. nj
M ID. w. BLISS,
8 D. III AesEw.
'E Na,v vo.h FRANK HAMILTON.
new no,A september 10. -rhe news of the
NM n danrs, dsatn, although not unexpected,
Stney learned the news Tonight, crowds og
poopi- hufrledly road the bulletins of the All.
Y nst,snt,,, newspaper ofiices, waiting
Wssn W,sniy ny ,,i,n, iIr any additional news.
a tnat tue president was dead, genuine exmra,
yeions oi rssret and sorrow were heard an q,
Ssluss inc news spread with lIeh' ning III u
yersSi ,opIc IouEnCa, " inc city and e tho uni.
,icnurohes In Trinity parish were tollsdl
sssat short Intervals for one hour I'm memorv eu :,
z the ueparted president. One OF The afternoop
ypspers issued an extra shortly after The n eva
s Mceiveu, me copies. OF which were
II Washington, eep'ember 10. =. There was mi orsI
Tetcl,emeDt aud solcitude In this oity to.day
\ Riegardingth the Dresident's condition Than tberel
ns',n hnr peen On since be was removed to Elberon
q Litue or no nope existed In the pablo mind for,
the recovery NJ the president Even tboss wp,
y nhd hltnerto maintained n blind faith in a
happy is,us abandoned ali hope, Their
was aseltled gloom over the whole city when
ine In diligence OF the death was received a,I
~ - o'clock; IL created little surprise, ind
every heart that hears oft Tonight Ia gr,eyedI
anu me deep feeling OF sadness 10 moi con 1ned|
70 the personal or political friends OF the desdI
sprssldent, but Is universal. '"' "s~'
The FUNERAL PREPARATIONS
long Branch, September lo.-Arranpe-I
Imens Tor the funeral will be madel
Il w "a 81 respects IN accordance with the yishesI
5SSa nns; Sarheld. Nothing yet has Leenl
Z hat sDecinl train will leave here Wsdnss-
idsy for Washington, and the presidani's
remains VIII be In state In the rotunds OF lhsl
lssPHoiu uHfiDg Thursday and Friday.
n FROM PRESIDENT ARTHUR,
Ihs following has been received by Attor.p
3nsy dvhera McVesgh;
q NKw YoRK, September 10. |
! nave your telegram and the Intellis encsl
mis- me with profound sorrow. Express toI
MIS- Garfield my deepest sympathy,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
rnoM U. s. GRANT.
Y Eberon' 2i3o q. m.-The following has bsspI
5ro Meveagh. Long Branch: '''"'''' w.
Please express 10 the bersavsdI
jiamlly OF tho lato president my
1nMrtie,t sympathy and sorrow for than
flor the loss OF the chief magistrate. reesnti,
3caIed topresldeover Its destin ies win ret,,rn
<.o 2ng Branch In the morning TO tender my I
YerVices, II they can be made ussrul
4 u. u. GRANT. /
Arthur ouALIFIss. 4
New York, September 10 lin aooordanoeS
ewNn uispatch received from the oabine; inp
}rsgard TO taking the oath of Office megsen rer II
<Wcre sent 10 the Inherent Judges of the sup eme