The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-06

Austrian newspapers all denounce the
deed.
Prayers for Garfield were said in two
American churches and all English evan
gellcal churches in Vienna.
The London Telegraph thinks Quit
teau's words will create 8 widespread
suspicion of 3 political conspiracy, though
inquiry must show the crime was indi-
vidual.
The City Hall, Brooklyn, was draped
in mourning on Monday, and MANY
thought the worst had come, but il was
only for local celebrity.
Prayers for Garfield in the Columbus,
o., churches on Monday.
Mrs. Arnold, the Presidents sister,
was buried at Cleveland on Sunday.
On Sunday two of Garfeld's sons were
ignorant of the trouble.
Drs. Hamilton, N. Y, D. b. Aghew,
Pa, were sent for to go to the President,
on Saturday.
In Cleveland churches, on Sunday.
prayers were offered for the Presidents
recovery.
The Fourth celebration was abandoned
at Cleveland, o.. AID most Ohio towns.
Many colored people lowered about
the entrances to the Executive Mansion
on Sunday.
Better order WAS maintained about the
| White House on Sunday.
Most mem berS Of the cabinet remained
st the Executive Mansion Saturday
night.
! at vienna macy prominent persons
and all foreign representatives expressed
coincidence to Minister Phelps.
At Nashville, On Saturday, public
meeting was held to express sympathy
and Indignation.
Fourth Of July proceedings were
pretty generally revoked throughout the
country.
At the Catholic Cathedral, Little Rock,
the priest asked the prayers Of the people
for the Pre-Ident's speedy recovery.
The shooting of the President was al
Aded to IN the prayers at all the churches
OF Newburgh, n. Y, Trenton, N. j. and
Scranton, Pa
A mass meeting devoted to expressions
or condemnation, sympathy and prayer
was held IN Boston on Saturday.
Governor Forster, Ohio, says if Gar.
field dies Arthur will prove himself safe
president and intelligent administrator
of public affairs.
The Memphis Cotton Exchange
adopted resolutions of sympathy and
hope for recovery.
The United Labor League Of America,
n. expresses sympathy with the Pres
ldent and denounces laWlessness.
The Mayor Of Toronto sent expressions
of sympathy.
Richmond papers express horror over
| the event
Popular griefsnd indignation were de-
cldedly marked in New England.
Neitbe- the Presidents kidneys nor
lntestines are affected.
London aldermen adopted resolutions
of sympathy with the President.
1t is said that 800 Washington negroes
have banded together to break into jail
and lynch Guitteau should the President
die.
The doctors say they will be satisfied
If they can keep the President from re-
trogradinK.
1t is not believed any decisive opinion
as TO the Presidents condition can be
given for several days, as such wounds
develop new complications daily.
Arthur refuses to see anybody except !
personal friends or cabinet officers.
The President has lost considerable |,
strength, yet infsmmationIhas been kept
down.
Prof. j. E. Hiliand, of the United |
States geological survey, is trying to
devise plan for the artificial refrigara- |
ton Of the Presidents room.
Arthur called at the White House 1T |
3. As p. m, on Monday.
The President called for something to |
est on Tuesday morning, and after TAX
ing some chicken broth said he felt much |
better.
The President had no serious vomiting
on Tuesday.
The German papers all comment with |
sy mpathy on the deed of Guittesu
The Land League, at Ddblin, adopted ;
q resolution of sympathy.
New Orleans colored people sYmps-
thize with the Presidents family.
Mrs. Garfield and the doctors are the !
only peraons allowed free access to the
Presidents room.
Blsine's mental agony over the shoot !
Jag is telling on him.
Arthur said to the cabinet: "God |
knows I do not want the position to |
which l was not elected, one / never ex
pected to hold, aud especially under such |
dreadful and distressing circumstances"
The Presidents colored ceschmsn |
wants 10 hitch horses to Guitteau's arms |
and legs, and then drive until there
wasn't thread of life OF the devil to fall |
to pieces"
The Swedish minister in person called |
at the White House with dispatches Of
sorrowful sympathy.
Should the President die ConkliDg will |
90 to Washington. He is deeply moved |
By the condemnstory opinions Of his |
course, and the suggestions that his con-
duct led to hatred of the President.
New York police officials are reticent |
as TO the mysterious meeting at police
headquarters on Sunday evening.
Many police loiter about the New |
York Hotel where Conkling stays, it is
said for his protection in case the people |
should become excited and attempt to
harm him.
DIR. HAMILTON'S OPINION.
New York, 5.-Dr. HamiltOn'S
face frightened as he read tO-day's
dispatches and he cried cheerily,
'The President is better, thank
Godr" The cry was replied to by the
ladies'. The eminent surgeon shook
hands with DR.. Bazman and said:
I'm so glad to get this direct news.
see he is sleeping at times and he