Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-24


This is construed as formal cour
tesy merely, and beyond this moth
Ing can be said upon authority il
regard to the matter.
Expressive M cssaxe from e r~siden
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23d.-Tht
following dispatch was received by
the Department of State:
The President of the French Re
public to Mr.. arthur, Vice.Presi
dent of the United States, Wash
SngtGn:
MONTE SANS VANDIEz, Sept. 20
Il learn that the President of the
United States has just died, not
withstanding the excellent and in.
telligent care he has received dur.
ing the long period of his suffering
Be pleased to convey the expires.
sion of my sympathy to Mrs. Gar
field, his widow, whose courage
during the painful ordeal to which
she has been subjected calls forth
my most sincere admiration. Ac.
cept also in my name and that Of
the French Republic the express
sion of deep grief we feel 10 conse-
quence Of the fatal result of the obi
GUS crime to which Mr.. Garfield
has fallen victim.
(Signed) GREvY.
To this the following reply was
made: "The sympathy you ex-
press for Mrs. Garfield in her great
sorrow and the profound grief to
which you testify on your own be-
half and that of the French Repub-
lie are deeply and gratefully appre-
ciated In this hour of national be-
reavement.
(Signed) CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
the Territory 81 be Protected.
SANTA FEE, Sept. Ex-Governor
Sheldon, who has just returned
from a trip through the country re-.
Gently traversed by Chief Mana
and his band, says the people re-
sponded promptly to call for VOL
unteers to start, subject to his call
in the event of future raids, and
that, with the cordial cooperation
of the military, there will be no
difficulty In protecting the Terrific
ry against further Indian raids.
C"ndoience from sne rope.
ROME, Sept. ALTO His Excel
lency the Minister of Foreign At
fairs, Washington: The loss of the
illustrious President Garfield has
caused deep sorrow to the Holy
Father. His Holiness directs me
to present his coincidence to your
Excellency and to the Govern
ment, and his best wishes for the
prosperity OF the Republic.
CARDINAL JACoBINI.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |
WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
TO His EnaSnence Cardinal Jd-
co6Sni, Rome:
The considerate and comprehen-
sive expression Of sympathy from
His holiness IL very gratefully re.
ceived by the family OF the late
and in their name and
that of this Government l return
profound thanks.
hANHt 0CO y
m~ssaxss ;oi Coa0oience.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Italy,
Belgium, Canada, Turkey, Servia,
and other nations sent
to-day. Blaine sent
the following to Minister Lowell:
"Publish a card in the London
press saying the bereaved family
OF the late President and the
nation are deeply
touched by the kind messages Of
sympathy which the telegraph
brings from all parts of the British
Empire, expressing deep regret
at the impossibility of making
special acknowledgement In each
case. (Signed) BLAINE,
Secretary.
More Ah.us she Fuuevai.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The
services at the Capitol are appoint
ed to commence at 8 o'clock, when
minute guns will be fired at the
Navy Yard, by vessels of war
which may be in port, at Fort
Meyer, and by the battery artil-
lery stationed near the Capitol.
On arriving at the depot the re-
mains are to be placed on car
to the funeral train. This
car will be opened at the sides, ad-
view of the coffin as the
train passes. The other three cars
will be occupied by Mrs. Garfield
and members of the family, and
friends present, and the
mem bers of the Cabinet, the Ply
sicians who attended President,
President Grant and Hayes, and
the Committee appointed by the
Senate and House of Representa-.
tives. Another train will immed-
lately follow the funeral train up
on which will be the Senators and
of Congress.
9u,teaa Apprsnsnsive.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Gui.
teau evidently does not dread his
trial half 60 much as the vengeance
Of the pOpulace. He has fretted
himself sick In apprehension of
mob violence. He has been put on
sick diet by the jail physician and
asks the guards and warden every
time he sees them, day and night,
whether there Is any indication of
q purpose to attack the Jail to take
him out. He seems to entertain
some hopes of escaping with light
penalty II he can escape popular
A Murderous Justice.
Justice OF the Peace John D. Con-