The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-27

of the $4,000. 900 people who think
Ia Eoglish there are not fifty who
would not have made some sacrifice to
ID the late President in his struggle
FOR lie. On Sunday memorial services
we're conducted in St. Paul's Ohurch,
which mammoth edifce was crammed
with mourners; Canon otubos
preached. Atthe morning and ST
.ernocn services in Westminster Alb
bey. reference was made to Garfield,
the Rev. Hawkins saying be afforded
bright and noble example to all
mankind" At sill toe principal
churches @: all denominations n
London, there was Gym pathetic alIu-
sion 10 this nations grief. On Mon.
day, at various English towns the
municipal authorizes requested the in
habitAnls to show their respect by
closing their shutters, which request
wss quite generally complied with
Even car and omnibus drivers wore
Grape on their whips. and flags on
the Thames and throughout the
country were at half mast, while
churches tolled their bella, and in
many OF them midday services we're
held. At Liverpool and Birming-
ham the markets were closed and
business suspended. It is impossible
to recall an Instance where deeper
sympathy has been displayed by one
nation for another. -
Ii Chicago dime contributions are
asked to raise. $751; to complete
GaTfeld's Church IN Washington.
On Monday every wholesale house
but one was closed, and retail places,
shops, booths and fruit stands went
out of business. Services we're held
in Fsrgell Hall and many of the
churches. There was also monster
procession.
The Diet of Lower Austria voted
resolutions of coincidence with Mrs.
Garfield.
Americans in Berlin passed a long
series Of resolutions.
Denver is collecting 25c. subscrip-
tons for a national Garfield monu-
ment. and miscellaneous subscrir-
tons for city monument.
There we're Masonic memorial SER
vices and union Prostestant services
in the City of Mexico.
The Spanish court goes into mourn
Jog one week.
In every church in New York, on
Sunday, the life and death of the
l4,e PRECEDENT we're referred to. Many
we're unable to gain sdmittance to
Talnage's and Beecher's churches.
On Monday there was a general Fus-
pension of buelness. The city was
heavily draped, and memorial services
we're held in various churches, be-
ginning at 2 O'Clock. The places OF
amusement were all closed. The G. |
A. r. posts held meetings and bad a
procession. The evening papers,
with the exception of the Commercial
suspended At sunrise Is
guns were fred from forts in the har-
Dor; there was another salute in the
afternoon and at 2 o'clock fire and
church bells toled ior half sn hour.
Sunday was quiet in Washington
The late Presidents church was
and when Garfield was allu-
led to in the prayers there was weep.
ng and sobbing in al parts OF the
audience. On Monday there was a
general suspension OF business. Pre-
ident Arthur attended service at st.
-ohn's Episcopal church.
The Sunday before the President
vas shot he was at the&ProtestaRt
Episcopal church, Long Branch.
LAST Sunday the pew he had oecu-
bed was drsped.
Memorial services were held at
Hiram College on Sunday.
The death of President Garfield
vas referred to in the churches
throughout Ireland On Sunday.
At the British Chapel, St. Peters
surg, on Monday, there were special
memorial services.
Public funeral services we're held at
he American mission, Cairo, Egypt,
N Monday.
st. Louis tolled belle, suspended
business and fred half heu- guns on
Monday. besides holding union men,
,risl services.
IL Columbus. O.. there was gen
,rsl suspension of business. and the
people gathered at the churches.
Emperor William and Prince Bis
nsrck sent autograph letters express
ng heartfelt coincidence with Mrs.
Garfield.
Memphis was draped in mourning
md business vas suspended.