The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-21

eio &c" persons on the streets
w2en the nsws of the death reached
here.
AT COLUMBUS.
2 Columbus, o., l9-The news of The
! Presidents death caused most prof Dn6
grief in this city. Bells are being tolle6
I The republican state executive Commit
tee at once withdrew all appointments
for the week, and will take such actiur
In regard TO the future as circumstances
mSy require.
HISTORY OF THE LAST DAY.
: Long Branch, I9 Shortly after tbs
afternoon bulletin was issued, ARDeE
said, In substance, TO reporter thar the
examination showed there was no H. ate.
: rial change in the situation of extreme
, gravity. Col. Rockwell AMI Swain still
exhibited their usual cbeerfulness snd
! hoped that the patient would rally. Cot.
} Rockwell said he had pinned his faith
! on the unusually strong Constitution o.
the PRESIDENT throughout, and was un-
Wiling to give the case up as hopeless
In reply to question regarding the
reSloents mind, the colonel said: w hen
sue hthuclnatlons occur they do not cen
G5uue shy length OF time, aud when the
freslQent Is spoken to durir0 s,cE
periods, be invariaa Iy comes T., ,9ros-IS
and answers intelligently. About nm
BoyntOn went out for ride P.eTio,,,
10 starting he said the PresiIent rastsd
comfortably during the afternoon sn8if
tnere Is any change, think it is for IA,
better. Hamilton arrived about 4 On
Attorney-General MRcVeagh expressed
an opinion that there was H., raatanahIa
ground for expecting the President void
recover. That no new strength had bean
gained, and unless he shouli rail- -
.ly he csnI OF last long, especially ifIF.
r:gors continue, which the 6oct0,s 60
apprebensive o.. MAcVss9h said HTbs,S
Is no doubt the PresIqent /. much ussko-
no" Than ne has ever been, and tbs4.sB
mis- reactions have been of bit tan,T,,-o--
duration. The President tuljg res.,iZzi
his IndI'Ijn, and has since he Wa. frt
wounded. He also says the nsti.Drs
mlnd has oee-s perfectly clear tbr ON
out the day and that the Presid 1T EsS
t7Krn the u u~I liquid nourishment. Az
9e" considered there was little g-cuuG
10 re-'SS urancei aud thai the case was =
dec ded'y critical one. DURING .ha.S
moon the President a. ked fo1 -
and upon placifg it in fr,nf of M go
remarked, "WeiG do no. un6a-sfsD6
how II is that sm tick while 7 IooF AZ
WE'LL" : 'O>N &c
AT 10 o'clock Hsmilson felt sonevbss
encouraged with the present outIooF
ne would ga nothing further. Bliss told
I DIS hopeful story. In examining tho
lungs TO night he found the arc Of 6p1I-
ness diminished IN slight degree anE
tn-' respIatlon nuruur could he roora
dIsiin lily heard, The palse had ranoaS
from lO2 to loo, and was a fnIIer eoS
st'under pulse thAn the pas de-tb1o boS
for several days past. The doctor tslteS
a. iehg'n, out his remarks were Tn the a.
f~ct that there was NJ material obSn1.
s5d M lnmedInte App-ehef siops of d.
ger Everything seemed indicative-oFs
quiet night. VI L
THE CABINET,
El6ernn, ~ -fhe cabinet. allan
Is S'i. In s1's!'n a FrAuck lyn ccttsee.
LAST WORKS.
Long Branch, ! 20 s.m.-Previeus A.
his dra'h. the "niy words spoken bv IL
| PreSld 81 were that he had a severa psip
III his head. IL supp. .sed by surgeons
tnst ce~'h was occssioned by a clot Of
0l"o t.rmlng in the heart DR.. Bile
was ne list ole IotiGed oflhe Pregidentsc
expression O. pain, and upon entering
tae room st once saw the end was near
Memoe's OF the 'amlly were immedistely
'ummoned to the bedside. All arrived
and perfect quiet prevailed. Mrs. (5aTfsIS
bore the trying ordisl with prest fo,ti
tu3e. and exhibited uppIeredeT+eS
courage. She gave way To no paryxvsnoe
OF GRIT. and after death became evident
she quietly withdrew to her own roouE-
There she sat, a heart-stricken widow
full of griei, but with too much coursrs
to exhibit 10 those about Ter STE wss
laborlrg under terrible strain, and de-
spite her efforts tears hoWe1 from neg
eyes and her lips became drawn by he-
| noble attempt to bear the burden With
which she had bean afflicted. Misg
| MOllle was greatly affected, and bursts
OF tears flowed from the cbil.'s eves
Notwithstanding her noble effort 10 s,iiox
the example OF her mother. The destF
scene was one never-to-bs forgotten
Perfect quiet prevailed and there Wss rot
| 8 murmur heard while the President va
sinking. After death had b 81 PIG
nounced the BODY was properly arranged
by DR.. 5. A. BoyntOp. TeIeg'ans were
I'm mediately sent 70 tn Pfe.ident's
mother In Ohio, and his sors = aYrv srs
jams who are at William college: .IsN
10 Vice-Pres dent Arthur AID ojhes
prom nent public men. Mr.. Mg--is.
49, 49, N"TOA VI khO NlAtdSEt VIZ "a
charge of the remains. Eugela CLIFTON.
coroner of Monmouth County, VI. -olS
an inquest over the body of m ate
PFesideR he has as vet ns5e DC
arrangements for the inquest, and IS fsr
as can be sscertsined has not been noti
fed Of the Presidents death.
AT MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, 49, - The news spread
rapidly here. Business will be entirelF
Suspended tomorrow. The Sentinel con-
siders it fortunate that the shot wss ma
Immediately fatal, and that the new az
ministration will now have fair play
President Arthur should have universal
support in his present position.
The Republican says there will be Il
shock to government by the death Of thu
pre-eminertly goOc, great and noble
man.
IN IOWA.
DesMoines, 10. - The governor hs
Issued a proclamation announcing tkN
death Of the President.
THE CINCINNATI PRFss.
Cincinnati, 19.-The Gazette: Vsnity
of human wishes and the brittle nature
of the homes of q miphtv pation 80 -