The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-06

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An avaian he of teiegre
So npathy " tn the Pre- s:S
family in th~ir Fiction, Ten
ceived to-day a very large Ger 2
which orig mated in the south.
THE BRAVE WEE.
As the hour approached st which z sh,
Garfield was expected to arriver, a or tov
ful crowd gathered on the potico 80
Wnlte House to re ceive her. AID ou.
minutes before z O'Clock she arriv,ao- ny
was met at the front door BY At m ter
| General MacVeagh, Mrs. POST o1Sest
General James and Mrs, Garfield ont bar
SOD. Her son placed his arm 8 sobb;n@
waist and led her inta tsbe house. "a sooI p,
Strong men who witnessed this =. tSoT
coming turned aWav and wfepha D.;
nesrd the heart-broken sobs ow Is imme-
gents wife. Mrs. Garfield ola her hus-
dlstely taken to the bedside aA,ot;or 80
band, who quieted her witbot SoIIo-roS
cheerfulness The scena tbsaro .OIH ~ %
was INDISPENSABLE III IL onI S % -HLS'
Garfield seemed to oh ~. 80 HS St;1,
and the favorable tn % niS onel :'SI
observed within an h., - or neI al I've
was attributed by tn @'toiaI " ' La
fact. The President PnSse' NhiGu ELL nH "a
128 and Con o t,no 81 40 l12. At $40
he was reported to sIopiIe quie'Iy'
conraoed sbbonob 1t onicians shook
their heads and msint a ys the opinion
TINT the case was ODE ined The PFesi-
dent asked DR.. Bliss to les sim the truth
regarding his condi tiotell nine eoc19f
said: 81 consider your en-. cry crluca!'
and that you have one case We IN nun
dred "Well. +" repliedhsnc freSIae1t,
cheerfully and bravely, thee VIII IaAe
| that chance" In the cou'r Wof tne u.y
the President spoke numb:e OF times IL
wondering way regarding erne m0ETes
of his assassin. To Secretar Lincoln ne
said more than once: why ywhst could
that man want to shoot me orr" inns
is the problem which has puzzled thou
sands Of people in Washin gton today
THE AssAssIN's SUGGESTIONS.
District Attorney Corkhill, after con-
| sultstion with several judges of the dis
tr!ct court, concluded not TO make public
at present the contents Of the papers
which Guittesu lett for Mr.. Andrews, the
newspaper correspondent. A member OF
the cabinet who has read these parers
gays that one of them is letter ad-
! dressed 10 Vice-President Arthur, II
which he recommends the appointment
of Mr.. ConkliDg as secretary of state,
| Mr.. l.. D. Morton as secretary of the
| treasury, Gen. Logan as secretary Of wars
and Emory Stoors As attorney general
He thought Gen. James might be re-
tanned as postmaster general. The mem
Der ofthe cabinet who read these letters
said they appeared to be the vapOrings OF
an insane mind. Others who have read
| them think they are more wicked than
name.
Blaine cables TO Lowell request that
be- thank the Queen for the President
and Mrs. Garfield for her repeated ex-
pressions of sympathy aud interest.
Evarts, Thurman, Howe and Horton
cable Secretary Blaine from Paris: Our
cOuntrymen receive successive accounts
of the Presidents condition with pro-
found sorrow and deepest sympathy,
with the public and private afflietion-
We receive expressions of coincidence
and horror at the crime from Representa-
tlves of other nations. We still cherish
hops for favorable issue, and desireto
express our heartfelt sympathy in the
greet that surrounds the President"
tlinisIer Lowell cables Blaine the fol-
lowing from the Queen: ~ am most
anxious to hear the latest accounts of the
President, and with that my horror and
deep sympathy be conveyed t. him and
Mrs. Garfield
Collector Robertson tel4graphes as
sursnces OF deepest sympathy and that
fervent prayers will GO up to-day from
every church and loyal heart in the land
that the President may be spared.
The mitfster from Spain, Mr.. BorcOs
called upon Secretary Blaine, at the
Executive Mansion, this afternoon, for
the purpose of delivering a copy of the
following telegram from the minister Of
state at Madrid:
Madrid, july 3.
To the Spanish Minister, WaShingten-
In the name OF the King, express to
the government of the United States, the
profound sorrow that the attempt against
the Presidents life has caused in Spain.
His Majesty and government ferVently
hope for the recovery Of President Gar
field.
The following was received thig
evening by the secretary Of state:
Lisbon, 8.
Blame, Secretary, Washington:
Am Mortified by the attempt upon the
Presidents life. Await intelligence with
anxiety.
(Signed.) MAR5E.
When the cabinet learned from ply
sicians last night that the President wac
sinking they requested Arthur to come
on the midnight train, which ne did.
he suppressed his natural desire to eX-
press sympathy with the President anG
family because it was necessary TO keep
The President absolutely quiet for tn
present
IN LONDON.
London. "a profound sensation
here; smazement aud incredulity; greaG
anxiety is felt especially among Ameri-
cans, who deserted every place and occE-
patton 10 get the news. Minister Low
sll's residence was thronged. The Queen
and Earl Granville Immediately and per-
Ionslly cabled condolences. The o.
server prints a special edition on Sunday
morning. 1t says the first impression Il
hat the dsstardly act is due 10 the same
agencies as have attempted the lives OF
10 many crowned heads, but there is no
evidence that it is political crime. 1t
eems to be the act of hslf-crazed
unatic. Regicide is an ineligible
rhine, but to kill one President to make
0On1 for another il an act of InsaQs fOlAT