Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
Feeling ON the Pacific Coast.


/ PLacERvIbLE, September 19th.-Immediately on
The snzoent eRsut Of President aaIflsa's csenth the
sselis toilea ifceiiug of desponlency prevails IN
ne who community
EEs BLUFF, September 19th.-All the church bells
sare being toled ont Of respect for our deceased
g9resident The society meetings have adjourned,
sand our citizens have collected in squads all over
3tovn. The deepest sorrow pervades every heart.
Ill the business houses and public places win be
1 siraped in mourning early tomorrow.
q RENO (Nev.). September 19th.-0ur people were
!prepared for the worst but the feeling is intense
The fire and church bells are tolling and everybody
as anxious for full particulars
4 SAN JcsE, September 19th.-As yet there is 8
3loubt as to the authenticity of the report. Even
hose who believe that the President is gone take it
las matter Of course, as it has been expected al
4 lay. Asyet there is no arrangement made for any
q demonstration, and none Is talked Of
Il OAKLAND, September l9th.-Upon the announce
sment OF the news ia Oakland the most intense feel
5ing was manifested, and hundreds thronged the
streets for the latest news. The City Council and
aBoard of Education adjourned and the bells in the
Getty were toed. The Ordinance and Judiciary Com
suttee OF the Council will report resolutions at
Especial meeting tomorrow at 10 N. The deepest
asorrow is felt.
q GRASS VALLEY, September 19th.-The news ef the
PRESIDENTS death was received with the prooUndest
5sorrow here. The bells from all the churches and
sthe Town Hall and other public buildings are
!tolling.
q CARSON (Nev.), September 19th.-The news OF the
presidents death cast feeling Of deep gloom and
Sorrow the community. All the bells IN the
city tolling, and crowds are the streets and
sabout the telegraph Office eagerly waiting for par
sticulars Of the mournfal occurrence.
4 MARysvILLE, September 19th.--The news Of the
death of the President was received here at $40 P.
sM. Ageneral announcement was made By toiling
6thc City Hall bell and the church bells for thirty
sninutes. The news, though not unexpected, was
sreceived with general expression Of sorrow by all
5classes.
VIRGINIA tNev.) September 1oth.-on receipt OF
the of the death of the President expressions
sof regret and sorrow were universal The First Ne.
avata Artillery are now firing half guns, and
zthe bells Of the churches tolling. All places of
business and the public schools will be closed to-
gmorrow, and nll flags will be at half mast The Ar
atilery Will continue firing halfhou guns until 9
O'Clock tomorrow night. No arrangements are yet
made for further demonstrations.
SAN RAFAEI., September 19th.-Excitement is run
ning high here. The church and fire bells are toll
sing, and the streets are full OF people The tele-
graph office Is besieged by people clanoring for
particulars
WOODLAND. September 19th.-The news of Presi-
ldent Garfelds death received at this place at
jhalf-past o'clock this evening, and few minutes
slater was generally known throughout the entire
Ecty The dreadful intelligence occasioned the most
profound sorrow, the feeling being general among
all classes Of citizens. Little knots of people gath
ered the streets, at the Postotce at the stores
Shotes business houses, and at various private resi-
5dences, and gloom seemed to settle down over ALL
Immediately upon tho receipt Of the news the fire,
3school and church bells tolled, and the flags
twere raised half-mast. A public meeting will be
fhed tomorrow morning The military VIII probably
turn out, and many business houses and dwellings
win be draped in mourning. At this hour 90 F. NJ J
the work OF draping is being vigorously prosecuted,
smany houses already appearing in black
A LINCOLN. September 19th.-The reception ct the
news OF President Garfeds death has caused deep
gloom to pervade our town All public places are
closed, and caught is heard hut the tolling Of the
church bells and the sounds of hammers ;acking
ssshe emblems Of mourning upon the bindings The
slaiias are busy improysing such proper tokens Of
3mouruing the material to be obtained will allow
The supply Of mourning goods at the stores is ex-
ihausted.
STocgros, September 1eth.- The news OF the
Presidents death created profound grief in this
community. The bells Of the City Hall and the
various churches were tolied Immediately upon re-
'ceipt Of the mourninl intelligence. The military
companies and the City Council Immediately adj
ljournei, aud the latter appointed a committee Of
three, 70 Which Mayor soathwcrtb was added, to
;dfaft appropriate resolutions. Groups OF men, WITH
'o'rov depicted upon Their co,intcnancss, arc eon
,srsgatel the strses c,rners and sidewalks There
lis universal feeling Of gloom aud profound sor.
row. and the expression os plble sentiment against
the assassin is very bitter.
BoDIa. September t3sh.-The bare announcement
cf the Presidents death has been received here and
Notwithstanding L vas anticipated, i. produced a