The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-06
Washington, D. c., Julv .,
Mrs. Eliza Garfield, Scion. or o.

NH'S' 1''~" O'1rJtet0, SCION, Ohio
Thank God be lives this moran.
the doctors are very hopeful. * S5 !
been perfectly himself ali the tie IL
(Signed) HARRY A. GARTTs
She read the dispatch cslmIv aas
"How could any be so cola bo anI SAT;
to want to kill my baby?n T II
conversation she wondered who genen
ing next and inquired what vii l1. Is Con.
be done with the assassin, and p'OOaol
one saying, chang" him. she %, ou SON.
she deserves it." She does sos answered
plate going to Washington nj contero
for. It being remarked to be. Ht as sen
news continued to grow fsvo,ttl3a! th
said, II am glad to hear + h hp!e sh
T TSP,ng s s9ternoo Ia'e 1t seems terrible
following dispatch In listed To
son, Harry A. Garfield. I isTr grandA
was shn.,. broken to me this morning news aHs
shocked me very much. Since rarsiI ana
hopeful. Tell James I hear he 1 !. more more
lui, ana am glad Gift. Tell SSG isf
Keep IN good spirits, and accep! the n'% mo 70
and sympathy OF mother, si.t .ue love .
COUSINS ELIZA GARFIELD alu
sshlhgton, ,4.-The followip. !;
spatch was handed to the secrat8ss- d.
stste to-day, by Yoshido, lay lay OF
minister IN Washington: "pAue'e
Toxic, July 4th, 81
To ToshidO, japanese Minister, Wax
i7agton: '''''' "aSa-
The dispatch announcing the st,..
9pon, the life Of the President cspseJ Up np'
round sorrow, and you are bere65p -
sIructeo 20 convey in the name ofb;,
ms ms esty to the government of the TnitaS
S1ates, the deepest sympathy and hon
!hst MS recovery will be speedy. MAJ
lHmeolate and full report regarding m
(Signed.) Woo Wv
Acting Minister of foreign affair,
Governor Cobb, Alabama sa,a
universal sympathy and coudoIenoo
Senior Marines, Minister from Gb1;
called at the state department I'm SLN'
lette. otsympatby and sorrov "''1
The Austrian government, sends .,
presslons Of regards, etc.
MIS- Rockwell answers q diIpstcb 0e
CARA motifs and tenders Mrs. GsrfeIdi,
heartfelt than *. She feels the sympathy
Ana prayers OF her country-women area
measuFeless value and comfort.
GASEIELD's GRATITUDE.
The secretary Of state has issued thsE
lowing: - ''-' ''''
Executive Mansion,
Washington 4th, II N.
To the Press:
Or behalf of the President and NJ,
Garfield, desire to make public a.
acknowledgement Of very numerous mas
ssGes of coincidence and affection which
have been received since Saturday mon.
ing from almost every state in the UDfr
from the south as bountifully as from es
north, and from countries beyoDd M
seas have come messages of anxious IN.
quiry and tender words of sympsAyip
such numbers that it has been fOundim-
possible to answer them in detail. |
therefore ask newspapers to express ir
the President and Mrs. Garfield the desp
gratitude which they feel for the de7O-
ton of their fellow countrymen sDd
friends abroad in this hour Of hesYy
affection.
(Signed) JAS. @. BLAINE,
Secretary of Ss.a
MRS. GARFIELD's ESCAPE.
New York, 4.-The Times Washa
ton gives a graphic account Of the brel
age Of the piston rod OF the train
which Mrs. Garfield went to Washirs
ton, by which it appears she had a ve
narrow escape from 8 wreck, althoua
she was ignorant of it. The train vi
going at terrific speed and could not
checked for two miles after the bre
was discovered. A new engine and sol
delay were necessitated. Il was a M
acle that all escaped death.
CHEERFUL.
Washington, 5.-Everything srour
the White House is more favorable 81.
cheerful. The President even is cheer
and talks freely. When asked abo.
how he feels, he says, you keep haslt
| have not yet lost Mines The wound
has begun to adhere and there is no SER
Gus inflammation. Public excitement
has abated and fewer people are sbOl!
the gates. Lincoln, james aud Rock
well called at 9.15. Lincoln rssd aloud
the fret bulletin, and the listeners cou1-
tenances lighted uD as they shook hands
warmly. At S.45 Mrs. Garfield sen!
Molie resssuring message, and spoke
OOpeluiiy OF recovery.
Arthur suffers much grief and anxiety
as to the case, receives few, talks little,
and last night shed tears in relating BIS
interview with Mrs. Garfield, and SD
3 fatal termination would be the gresss;i
that could happen to the e01l'
Try. 1t is enough to convince everybOd!
OF tho folly OF party strife. The csbI1a
uuitedly scout the idea Of political ;lg
nifcance TO the crime,
THE ASSASSIN.
New York, "A lawyer in this city
who has had some indirect legal desLng'
with the Chicago lawyer Charles Gull
teau, says some four years ago he VS.
prscticing 10 this city and was II IDs
habit of taking claims 10 collect o.
shares, namely, to receive for his ser
vices haIf the proceeds. Guittesu Eiel
to make sufficient collections to secure
his half, but the client never oDtslDe-
anything. The Herald exposed 10:
whole proceeding, and the result wsstna
Guitteau found New York too hO..
hold him, and went west, finally sedhIs
down in Chicago. From this point D
wrote to James Gordon Bennett, az
manding 500, 600 for libel, but failed
oct the money. He, however, WTCS
sos;n to Bennett, intimsting that II
wonld engage in certain newspaper e.
,ernrise in Chicago with him (Gulttsy
me claim for 500, 900 could be VIZ,
mt. While in this city ne took Chg
II case for lady in Fourteenth SUE n.
and secured judgment for S9VO
was attacked on the g5O not b