The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

ihonsa,sa u a'i1sased, Is valued at twenty ave
NO INQUEST ro Be HELD
inonss, SneI, ,,,,, september 20. 1.-The coroneris
been sbsndoned hy ihe local anth~rp,,'.s oSs
hpnhu9n' september 20, --rhe queen has ,.la |
win u daa, AIR. Lowell as follow.
children learn the So 6,.t NOT nnax pu nay
9l tne iatal result q he sufsrinr NJ ths nre','
lent HIS loss is a great misfofnne hsne
Sa. Sssssd wlIn ap deep sorrow that the president
Inc Prince Of Wales telesraphs as follows IN
Mr, Lowell, The plincess and mysslf hss |
ares Snu 70 Sner our sincere coincidence With Mrs
Earl Granville. So oretarv q, .,.,o
Lowell; ~ Am deeply gri.veSn ~,
nas sent cable message TO washington direct
SIrN, SIN,stug ine secretary OF state to assnrs Mrs
Netne'I and the government OF the griel Win
Whol tho English government has r. ceiyed
the announcement, ' ''''''0'
THR NEwsAr MENTOR.
Cleveland. Ohio. September On A sr.o,.,
,toh Mentor says the news waa taken To
SIanama ara, Ssriield aoouts O'Clock this morn.
soon came 10 and talked calmly snd Saij. III III
was PROBABLY all for the hest, II the
peopis were ready TO receive IT.
sue sneu SAID, ~ is not possible that my son
THE IRISH DEEPLY AppEcryp.
London, September 20 PARLIAMENT moi, Al,
| Ting prevents IL lrom giving formal .rnyess,on
OF tue sorrow and symbs thy uniyersaliv fslt
anu which is deepened by The oournes and
u,saity displayed by tea enflerer. A meeting
the American Legation Mi be hsid "a
| soon US proper arr rtangeiaen ia are made 40
| oouhVs continue to arrive OF tiopa Of
Ssm,ptshy IN the provinces OF England and
l u. A. "A.
oIlts intimate connection with tne Annericsn
shipping Interest The bells of uhes,eI
catheiral wers tolled, aud also those Of
Snef" ann T 81 'ne churches In the west end OF Lon
'hetc biographies ofthelpre ident.
| INrEhyiEw wrru Or Bnss.
New York, September Ar rv. n,
iosts Elberon special says Dr BIiss apeshins
OF me president'a last moments, said, "IIs
Mss hnt conscious alter arrived, and after
snnsan n'u ~ ny real,se ms condition. He had
lore, ana the latter could not beIieye the enJ
was coming. As seon ae entered the room
.ns, saw, That it would soon be ovsr,
he Sssu |, 0AcaSi%sd' as,nS. saaSy sMS God, swain
Gar nall'' lie was ever consclous alteribs,
ana d,d not speak. When | got to tbe s,cr
room room found the president pulseless and nis
ssnss ml, nfhis ssnuy ~. multerlng Apparently the
esuss , ., nl~ ees n was neuralgia OF the heart,
OF Mhieh ne had symptoms before I'm the his.
tory OF the case. Ii Ia not prohabls tbst hs
sunered with pain Tor minute. Afler thar
tha s a,a.n ,an was painless, He was awhkcsed by
tne attack; Inc autopsy will probably hsgIn
NJ O'Clock this afternoon, ana occnpy from
an hour and a.half 10 two houra Pending tbat
We cannot OF course say with oertainiy what
,re ~sS ,,'e e%,,,,neuiate % cause of death. The OK
prise 10 the undertaken and emha,mer II
Is psssille TO clasp the leg aboye
sno khso dnw, Win o-e hand. There are
stare At Washington,i 1t will be deemsd vi.s - -
show the remains. "''0 "
Inc htiornty.genersl Says that arrange
ments nave been completed with the Psnnavl-
wanna railroads and the New Jersey raIIroada
for transporting The remaius 10 WashInpton
ihe train win start from Elberon VI 10 o'ci0ck
10 omorrow morning. IL will be approprlatelv
arranged aud the remains will be accomps-
sSa snis ny w ms .y nnaiy, pnysiclan, aud attend
iamllies, Ia tbs arrangements Il has he on
Thought desirable to cpnkuit the wlsho, OF MIS-
Garfield 80 as 10 lessen as much = possible
Tue y AIN 70 which she In subjected No
tlons. ''' w"
40 DISPLAY TO BrNApH,
NO demonstrations are expected, as itia IN.
, wish OF Mrs Garfield to have the trim az free
rom display as possible. Capt. Ingallp,
" b; A., In command Of the guard Of honor,
detailed from Battery A. OF the FIRST Artillery,
snys that no formal military orders have bse,,
: yet Issued. None will be, probably, uD I'll The
sscrt'P'y OF war arrives, who win himself
? thsn echarga OF the military features An
, CONNIE ding officer In charge, Captain ingalls,
haa detailed guards and ordered a full uniform
suitable Tor the duty. He expects nothing
IKE military % pageant here. No additional
secretary OF war will probably he 10 detail a
personal guard TO accompany the remainA 70
, Washington and Clevelsnd.
Long Branch, september 25,-A lew soldlera
!. | nj N
with the exception OF two or three az Iclt,d
men who threw up their hats no Arthur passed
up 10 the cottage, there we're no vulgar mani
l.sta,lons' I Ihe crowd, while excited. were
lze the htuatlon. At this hour. 3p IN. iii tbe
members OF the cabinet are assembled In At
torney Geaersl MeVesghs cottage. An sutop-
sy Will bo made this evening by Drs Curtis of
Washington The carriage used 10 carry Pres.
ident Arthur and Secretary Blaine from the
depot to General McVesghs cottage wss pur-
chased py the dead presi,' ,'ont only short lime
before he was thol. A monogram, rme,i
Of the letters ~. A, O." is on the door .pane,
OF each side. sr""''
1880 .. .m.-District Attorney Lansing said 10
an Assoointed Press reporter; "TheIe is no
aGnot loud Put tne state Of New Jersey has q real
President Garfield. but he is now a United
states prisoner. II the United States authori.
Ties demand.a right TO try Guiteau, and insist
on holding him at Washington to await tr nj.
then the state authorities will not ask to have
MIN sent here. Wo have not come 10
any conclusion on the matter. United States
Attorney Ready 10 now with the cabinet in
general hcVeag's cottage and the coroner and
VIII see, him before We can tell what we
Will d0.' y
aEr.p, SWAIN INTERVIEWED.
-Four O'Clock p. m.-Judge Advocate General
Swain who has been with President Garfield
continuously since he was shot, and who was
} the nnly one wilt the president when he com
msnced sinking last night, made the foil wing
statome' ttoarsportsT OF the Associated Press
to-day; " was my night 10 watch with tt Q
: president; had bsen with him u good deal
/. or the ume from three o'clock d. m.
few minutes before 10 clock left Colonel
Rockwell, wlih.whom had!been talking Tor
some minutes In thclarge hall, and proceeded
} found Mrs. Garfield sitting by his bed side,
: and there were no other persons In the room.
l said 10 her, "How 10 eyery hing going, F" ana
she replied, "He IL sleeping nicely, !" I said
eli think you had better go to bed and rest,n,
and asked Ter what had been prescribsd
for him to take during the night. 5he replied
she did not know, but that she had
given him milk punch about s o'clock. /
then said, ifyou Will walt moment will 70
into the docior'sf0nm and see what Ia TO Gs
given during the night. Sha then said this re- ia
beeftea down stairs, and Daniel knows where
togetit. Then went into the doctor's r ON
ami foundDr. Bliss there, and asked him what
was TO be given during the night. He an
swered, ~ think had better fix up list, and
will bring It into you pretty soon." / then
went back Into the surgeons Rom and had
some little conversation with Mrs, Gar.
1eld. She felt OF tho Presidents hands and
laid her hand on his forehead, aud said he
seems 70 be In good condition, and passed
out OF the room. ! immediately felt his