The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-24

CARRIED oas deeply Impressed Emn.s.
Francis Joseph. While he was yen,
army msneuvres daily reports wee ts
wsrded him in regard 10 the condit5.a'.
the late President.
THE MUSIC.
Cleveland, %. - The Program.
music st the funeral, on NooJaEs q
adopted as follows: The Cleveland y,
Society will sing Beethoven, " oca,
March," the hymn beginning .S STHSeIaI
art gone to the grave, but We NIL; 1iloa
deplore thee" Mendlesohn's cborr,,' MI , not
Paul" ITO the Lord Yield Nv ~.
and GsFfeld's fsvorite hymn, begirniU..
"Ho, reapers Of life harvest,
Why stand with rusted HAD
Until the night draws round tbss
And the day begins to fade?1
At the grave the united Gs-ms, 49,.
ing societies will sing the ode o. Eo s.ug'
"Intergen vital secleri.que pnrns TT'@Cei
The main decorations viii cor.;,t &C;
nine magnificent arches, Oae a. 49,. "
entrance to Monumental Park. Too s -
the corner Of Euclid avenue and Pe
street, two at the corner Of Eria ..5
Superior, and enc at the entrance ~
LskeVieW Cemetery. Draped ham
with appropriate decorations, span Frci5
avenue at the Pittsburg Railway orc CO.
ing, where the body will be taken a.
the cars and the procession formed :,
enter the city. Elaborate decorsiv,
work will be done upon the srrIg
on the square. That facing the pavSr
on the west will consist OF two mani.
columns Joined by an arch. Two oSs
and shorter columns stand IS Foundation,
of the srchway, one bearing q M
eagle, the other representing brokaS col.
umns. The columns will be sDDnl-
pristely Wreathed in flowers, Gags and
drspery. A portion of the arch will
consist of flags and flowers woven 10.
gether to form q ladder at the foot Of
the canal boat Hiram. q step above the
ChtcGraGuGG, house of Congress, Sen.
ate, and at the top Of the White House
The arch facing this upon the east vii,
be similar in general design. The decor
atoms consist principally Of fags OF all
nations iutermixe5 with flowers and drs-
perry OF sable. The floral decorations in
standards will be four by eight feet in
size, and the srchings eight By ten feet.
The decorations facing the catsfsaus
will be two colossal floral gates, With
standards at each and twenty Eve feet IN
height. The space between will be oecu-
pied BY several posts tea fee. high.
Each standard will Be clothed with sable
drapery aud decorated with wresths and
flags. J. 81. Wade, z. B. Payne sud
Joseph Perkins were sppoin ted q con-
mittee to receive subscriptions and decide
on the monument
BRITISH CONFIDENCE.
London, 23.-Tha Arch Bishop of
Canterbury has written TO Lowell on the
death Of President Garfield, Offering in
MS own name, and in that of the church,
heartfelt sym patty. Col. PauIett Cam
erOE telegraphs from Cheltenhann, as fol-
lows: THE veteran soldiers and sailors
here, including a few survivors Of TrAtsl-
gar and Waterloo, earnestly solicit the
American minister to convey to Mrs.
Garfield their deep and earnest sympathy
and their regret for the good and gallant
soldier she has lost "
HEBREW SYMPATHY.
a special meeting of the Board Of
Deputies of the British Jewish Organiza-
ton, has been summoned to frame an
address to the widow Of President Gar
field.
A memorial is lying at the Bank Of
England for sigustures stating that bank
ers, merchants and traders of London,
desire to express to Lowell their deep
sympathy at the loss sustained By the
people of America.
TENNYsoN's TRIBUTE.
Alfred Tennyaon writes to Lowell from
Hazelmore: We learned yesterday tina
the President vas gone. We had watched
with much admiration his fortitude anC
not without hope, the fluctuations Of hi
health these many days. Now We a.
most seem to have lost personal friend
He was q good man aud noble one
Accept from me and my wife aud family
ASSURANCES If heartfelt sympathy fol
Mrs. Garfield, for yourself, and Tor you
country.
Newspapers OF the most opposite shad;
of politics, print suggestions that Mon
day be signslled by some sort Of nations
mourning, and advise thas shop windoR Z:
be partially closed and people wea.
Grape on their arms, and exhibI. Otha;
tokens Of mourning.
CorstsntinopIe, 23.-The Earl and
Lady Dufferin refuse all social invits.
tions IS mark efr5sptct and sympathy
on account ei the death of Garfield.
Nehns, 23.-The city municipality
passed resolutions Escrow on the des.l
OF the President Of the UniIed States.
Batiomre, 23.-The Board will be sqs-
pended on Monday.
Pittsburg, 23.-The funeral train vii.
be run on special schedule Of time sad
reach here Tomorrow st $40 only stop
ping to change tracks, there will be DO
demonstration here in defereoce to Ms
Gsrfeld's wishes The @. a. L. Of Ale
ghany City will form in line IN IVES.
Park, and stand uncovered ss the trsi1
the track vii, be sIrOWn with flowers N
ladies.
Cincinnati, g WIN. J. O'Neii 81
pEeme prest. Of the National Organizs;l0-
Of Catholic Knights OF America ha; Il
sued proclsms alton calliug upon tne Or
der to record sll resolutions CT sympathy
with President Garfield and family j
the books OF the order to Dc used o.
Monday an2 wherever, possible psrile-'
lsrly in the funeral service.
THE BEREAvBD.
Washington, 23.-At 11.2O two c.o;s4
carriages drove to the esst lower entr'...
of the Senate wing, and the Occug'.-s
alighted, and passed ap the prFT
stairs to the Presidents room.
the corridors and passage ways upoo :, :,
main floor of the Senate were qal:s!
barred to all callers, aud Instrucu0.3,
were given by the sergeant-st-arns'
employees and the captain Of police