, 1881-09-27

h,1'arttf. Tint IN tue death VI 1ames a. Gar
meln ny tho hand of MI nfsaetn. tho people, nj
which sls'cr nn.lots ,lop!oen, wch s,iuy them
se!ycs ferl In every relation. pntIlU ani private
~, af.r.a. 1h"t The cty Of E!Eln. touched "
rfesssMent .,i,s.sI r. calamity. personal ns well as
pl'l, @ ~ tat ts t. 9yery hone secns .lcsceratcd
hta.leetl. That 10 wur,ia which we can utter
a h}e ~ naato to s",n,yey iho syrasa re rites
spIen1us before t;irlstonam 'Hs for osampies @ % of
ficaep<d, rhht We present tho lifo Of the late
Fres!d0nt. nGw runn1ri md complete, to tho
S"a @ rs e. r a ~ 'ass, Si 81 t1iy Of Pit
courHRe. unwcasylnR perseverance,. md ntpt1.
01a achlGtoFH1hls.
This denomination Ut respect, and grandcst
ohservancs Of any kind over taking r!aco In
ElEsH, WAS participated IN hy Ill, Regardless df
tulttcal, religious, or ots1or rFcJutice.. II WIS
spontaneous uniting Ut all. Many thousands
from tho country participated In the mcmurinl
| service.
'...-.. QrISCr.
Special 1tspdfeh tn jht Chicago Tribune.
Quincy, III, Sept s6-Tho city was mainly
given up to nsesnortul services todny. Tho ior-
naao of saturday evening ,ad stripped oH much
OF tho mourning drapery Of tho streets, but Il
was Immediately replaced. and much was ntdcd
In various parts nj tho city. Tho hanks were
closed. Tho public schtss suspended. nnd har'ily
nny business wns dnne. Tho Disciples Church.
ut tho cornrr Ut Tenth and broadway, WINS the
only ono in tho city which did not take pnrt III
the Union servico ut tho oppra. house. Tho pco.
rlo Ut thla little church ielt that thoy hat, II
possible. closer brotherhood with Gen. Gnr-
nc fhan tho other churches could claim. and 80
held services aitne. They were led BY tho Ncv,
j. 7. Toof. tho subject of whoso remarks
was Tho Influence Of Gartlclds noble
Chrtstlan character Upon this Nation,
lie Stated that thuro nre those NOW living whu
will sec tho time When will BIO nbtu to say TINT
oven tho painful death ot this Rreas man was
better In Its influence on ;ho Mutton mud Oh ind-
vlduals than all the good NJ his remarkable lilo.
Tla church WAS hc4vily drapc,l In black, nnd tho
services tvero very impressive. The ynrions
othcr churches Of tho city Joined III memorial
services ut tho opera-hs'usc. n. .:3o Tho bells
Of tho city had been t0}ieti, by or.,Cr Ut tho
Mayor from 10 to :.:;D nn, rs tl,ey ceasc,i, tue
services beHatl by tho singing of tho doxooYy.
"ne ihou, q dod, Exaltcd liEKh," u tho tune
Of "Old Hundred" This WAS followed by
prayer ty tho Aev. j. r. Stout, of tho Vermont
Street Met liot!st Church. unit scripture lessuns,
rpat by lsahb1 Carro. Of the Ninth Street Temple
and the Rev. Ncwman Snisth Of tho First Prcs-
byterInn Church.
The singing or tho hymn, "Ny Country, 'TIs Of
Thee." to tho tune "Amerlca," wns followed by
an adlress by tho Ner. J. Win Nlakc, OF tho
Mnlht Street Unitarian Church, and that by tho
hymn, Why, God. Thy People Spuru," u
ployels OLD and beautiful hymn tune, and II very
.,', .Ms "..tehs ~ tho Aes' ". II. 4oodwln.
ea'uaS 1iuef' VI uo quincy u'stF1cF. ahe
w., "usus' "shrer' Ay ooo, 10 1hec' SUM 10 the
old tune bethany" UT address BY tho Hey. ".
a. stnntop, OF tho Vermont Street IluptIss
Church. prayer by tho ltcv. W. u. Clark, tho
hymn, Ono swcetiy Solemn Thought" to the
-. ,u'H ol ~54 4aton' a1lu tae pehea'etloh Wy the
~ sAa'aes n'''tsss neuop u the u'o-
.oso w Rut'et' cuuctoaco tae nos1 so!enn aaa
'H1,eessNu 1st eetslees' .-.:..-.-.
~ sIns.ns *as leu " JOINT cno!f composed
y. ."o .uoua y. Ano u'nescnt eaulthes III the
cnst Auu'ug tno Rreht bhfuen or tho oserpow-
sia.s Nnt'ona. euan1y 70 tae eelet occnsinslcd
W lno tothauo OF eatutaay aha the burial OF
,e s..sc N".cu ."'1c'1t !" nu6 peen oaS ouFuehea
m.,. m.u oau'.ess .s.. n'u "eses 10 10 1ofkotton.
During tho memorial meeting ut tho upeFa~
House committee. consisting OF .lnlnes ".
Bishop, Caldwell LHdd. Albert II. Wells, Dr. I. r.
Wilson. and Ccylnb sn!lth,was appointed to tnkc
charge OF tho business Of COLLECTIONS and tluna.
] ttons to tho Garfield Monument Fund. Tic con.
trsbutions nro Nrendy' we'll advnncud hcre. md
H.s Tonlleiu, CNat!er of the First National
Bunk, has been 1nade troast,tcs OF tho fund.
ArltUi.A,
Spsefai Hsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Aulsol.a, ILL.,. Sept. 90-ln accordance with tho
proclamation Ut Mayor Phillips ull business a,1t
Industry was suspended to!hy tsu1n !. Ill. to p.
| IN. At o'clock the lmmcs,to procession, COM
| pusot1 Of city bands, military, aeuret nnu civic
orders, tho press. business men. tIro compMM[cs
| and school chi!llrun slowly moved through
! tho principal streets md tlnRiiy halted
| ut Lncoln Park. Under tho presiding
olllcer, bAyor Phillips exercises wero held con.
sstng Ut lllslc and addresses by Dr. F. L.
l,att1utt, ". i. Hawkins, II. r. Goodwin, and f.
0, Whlte. Meanwhile tho Aurora cpnnAnderr