Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02

! hsh: EK-Pregdents or the tmtcd Stdtes; 1 Cabinet officers: members of the DiplO-
 matic Corps; Judges of the Supreme Court; U. $. Senators; the Governors of ! States and siafis; Members Oi Congress; ! Scciety os the Army of the Cumberland; l Mayors of cities; distinguished person. ages invited by the Secretary of State. ! Ninth Division-OhiO National Guard, ! Gen. $. P. Smith, AdiUtant-General of Ohio, commanding To this division
 was assigned the duty of guarding Mon umental Park, the line of march and ! Lake View Cemetery; it consists of the | following troops; 3gth, 4th, 9th, 9th, 1th, ! Sth, 9th, 1lth. l4th and lGth regiments of Ohio National Guard First Division moved promptly at 1920 a. h., followed ] by the other divisions in the order named, marching east on Superior street | to Erie, along Erie tO Eucllde Avenue, | out Euclide Avenue to Lake View Gem etery. Upon arriving at the cemetery | the ranks faced inward and saluted the
 remains of the President as they passed, | the military presenting arms and the re- malnder of che column standing with un- | covered heads. At the conclusion of the ! services at the cemetery, the column cOuntermarcLed and returned over the same route tO the public square, where ! it disbanded. Minute guns were fired | during the progress of the column by ! the Ashtabula light artillery. NotWith- standing the vastness of the ul5iaEe, perfect order and quiet was Lad during the entire progress Of the ceremonies
 Cleveland Notes
 CLEVELAND, September The city Is being rapidly emptied of the multi tudes of strangers. The arches over the streets along the route or march were taken down at once, but the uavlI- ion and arches in the park will be al- | lowed tO remain cs lo1E a5 they look
 we'll The drapin-s on most buildings
 will be left to complete thirty days oi mourning.
 Plan O. Eeo-s-liz--S tho Senate
 CucAGo, September 2s.-The Inter Oceans Cleveland special says: On their journey with the funeral tram from Washington the Republican and Demo cratic Senators discussed the political
 situation fairly aud reached a plan Co adjust matters satisfactory in the Senate
 without a wran-le Eke that oi last spring, which would shock the country
 and be uuseemly. The arrangement vas not tO be binding oI chose not present, but 1t is believed the nou-partIsaus vll accept the plan. Elmuuds. for the Re- pubiicuus and Garland for the Demo crats were the origiuatofs of the talk. and they notified their party friends by
 mall and telegraph that the caucus
 would he held on October sth at Wash ingtou by their respective parties and if the agreement were carried out a joint committee would Le the result The agreement was that Anthony or some other Republican selected iy the hc- publican caucus should be made Acting
 Nicc-presiJeut pro tem- without dis sent; that the Democrats name the See retary of the Senate. an office now va cant, and retain the present Sergeaut-ai- . arms or select LIs successor; the present !. committee are not to Ee disturbed The Senate consists of .3 3member5-;iS Dem ] ocrats, ;J Republicans and Judge Davis, . who will at with the Republicans iu Cr- . ganiZing the Senate. iu accordance with !. his speech last spring, in which he !. claimed that the organization of the ! Senate should harm0uize with the Exc ! cutIve.
 Washington in Mourning.
 WAsHINGvo,., September 2t.-The day . is regularly observed here, the susrsu- . sion Of business being more general . than ever noticed on any similar occa- sion. President Arthur, accompanied ! by his private secretary, Allen, attend ed services at St. Johns Episcopal ! Church. There was only small audi ence, not more than a third of the seats being occupied The President came inside the door and took a seat under tine righthand gallery. Very few people noticed his entrance. The only service having special reference to the occasion was the chanting by the choir or 'I know that my reIeemer liveth." The President reverently and audibly made responses, lowing at the names of the Trinity throughout President Arthur ordered all Government Departments and district offices to be closed. Busi- ness is generally suspended.
 euiteaa's Casa to s,Tak1u Up Monday.
 WAsH1NGroy, September 4s.-District ! Attorney Co-khil this morning called . on Guiteau in ia1 and officially notified him that the Grand Jury will take mp the case against him next Monday, the first day of its rc-assemhLiug. Cor1Mu ! informed Guiteau SD that he may pro- cure counsel and prepare for lis defense. ! Gditeau merely sald La was ready and would secure counsel. The Grand Jury will probably iuIict him and he will be arIigned for trial without delay
 Capital C9-s.r.
 WASHINGTON, September --.-It is stated positively by an intimate friend of Blaine's that he h.s determined Go leave the Cabinet, and will resign in a few days, and will uot return to Wash iugton for some time. It is stated that the associations or the State Department are now painful to him in view of his iu- timate relations with the late President.
 Guteau, who insists that Le will have eminent counsel, can Culy tlluE oL his brother-in-law ScoyiiIo, uf Chicago. V ho may aid mm. It will be difficult for the Court to find counse. who would de- lend him, or utter word that would tend to save his neck. Gitesu still be- heves, if he could escape mob violence and get a fair trial, Le would be aciUi,- ted. He is sure that the Amcricau pel- pie will transfer their sympathy from that lump of clay Garfield to himself. He expresses no reuo-se, tut -iOats over { bis success, though be Is iu a constant , state Oi fear since Garfield died, and. if be hears any unusual noise or steps of more than one person approaching his ,eli. Cudoayors to hide under the bed. Re is a pusillauimCus coward. He says he cannot be tried ior murder, because z DO malice can be shown. This death was a political necessity.
 Fres.ien. Artlur
 WAsHTEGToy, September 2S-Fresi- dent Arthur passed the morning quietly tt the residence of Senator Jones. and 3 ID to noon be has received no callers All his correspondence will be received md official business transacted at Send a or JOnes's residence for the present.
 Cabinet CasHsss. a
 NEW YORK, September 2S.-A Wash e ngtOn special says it seems to be under [ tOOd here that Cabinet changes are in- D ,ending. Blaine will leave the Cabinet. , ie has been asked to remain, hut his friends say he needs @ long period of c0t, dLu VIII Ittllt t' llANutc lilc. " lu- .Om IS anxious to return to bis home lanes, 1t IS believed, will leave the Cab net and go into the banking business. ie can see now tLe error he committed | n accepting the portfolio. In all the g ak about the Cabinet changes, of can idates for the vacancies, one hears n othing about new Secretary of State. . 'o name Is mentioned for Blaine's place. . 
 FOREIGN NEWS.