The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-23

Lord ls s.5 States the one hundres ana
.iTl CHEsrER 4. ARTHUR.
s,lIP,e,ident.
Bye As. G. BLAIFB'
r-.rcisco, 22.-Active prepare
~ fI Eng made for the celebration
10: are . DC'pe CT the late President, On
re opse9andeur and solemnlty never
isle Oh :s.aoss-d on the Pacific Coast.
fore .InoT,icesble incident in connec-
be most ~. i,o- snDlications Of various or
% win We for placas in the column, ls
sDizstIohs o ~, that the fathers, pro-
/ te aDnou5I nnniIq of the jesuit college
lSF' Ispnatus, 800 strong, desire ea1; posi-
i y, = he ice This action Is petleVea
loh r. ~ Unprecedented In 'nis County, a.
lesst PRESIDENT GREW
Lon 22-The following dis
Wilnss ssCCeived at the department Of
] patch 70. i the President Of the French
TsPaS, ,S.,,r sAUs vANDIEz. Sept. %. .
I-tbur. Wce-R-estdemt Of the
70 ,- W. s states, Washington:
yI.' ', the President Of the United
lein ms; T died, Notwithstanding the
sAtss ns' ND il telIigsnt care he has re-
eIse9jeGd' . - the long period Of his suf-
oei!ed uT D. n6lessed to convey the expires
feFIng'. % psvmpsthy to Mrs. Garfield,
sion Of my s3 courage during the
his WlOo"; ",srvbich she has been SUBJ
p .ctsj called forth most sincere a sam IRA
! !eS,'1 Accept also in my name ana that
W. .stbs French Republic an expression OF
o. o. sE 5oan Grief We feel in consequence OF
me yep ss,l, ,esult of the odieus crime TO
me ne. Nv NJ GARFIELD has fallen a victim.
Signed Nh' Z,
~ tbi. the following reply was made:
Tho ,ympstby you express for Mrs. Tar
ga in her great sorrow and the profound
l -.;.f Won testify on your own behalf and
EE l. cftbe French republic, are deeply
nd gratefully appreciated III the hour Of
anr national bereavement.
W Stoned CHESTER a. ARTHUR.
LIVERPOOL, 22.-Ths mayor, in trans
hitting to Packford, American consul,
The resolutions passed at yesterdays pub
IL meeting, gays, II can assure you l
AVE never known deeper feeling shown
" all classes in Liverpool.
PAIL BEARERS.
Washington, 22.-Mrs. Garfield has
selected siI gentlemen, all mem hers Of
he Christian Church, TO act as pail
asrers, to carry the body of the Presi-
en- from the Capitol to the bearse and
ON the bearse to the cars. They are
Z. Jingle Il. c. Thire, w W. Dun
q, Benz. SUNNY, D F, Moore and
S. RO0se.
n i special permit was Issued this morn
by DR.. Smith Townsend, health Off
tof the District Of Colum bia, to re-
we ths remains from the city to Ohio.
he late Presidents face has very much
cngei since yesterday, the discolOrs-
t. stain having extended, rendering it
nsssary - powder the face in order to
sen somewhat lis darkenel hue. 1t
stated last night that the coffin
Wld be CLOSED this morning on account
etc change, but the body is still lying
in;ste end is beiLg viewed by multi
tUs. There will probably be no change
ine original plan to alIcw the remains
to- seen until tomorrow.
my members of Congress will he a.;
th. funeral. Rosecr&nz telegraphs as
follows: Although distance forbids my
PARTICIPATION in the funeral solomnities
OF tbe deceased President in Washington,
and Cleveland, which your telegram OF
this date announces, and requesting my
attendance, l unite IN the profound
national sorrow which they will earnestly
but most iRsdequately express. adding
thereto the personal grief which
arise; from Garfield having been a mem
Der Of my military family, and the
LhSTeT Of my quarters fer many months,
LOT The closest official and frsternal init
imscy my earnest coincidence for his be-
.fssvei and serrowinR family.
CHEERFUL SUFFERER.
Chicago, q. -Tribune'S Washington:
Stewart Crump, speaking Of the dead
President, said he was always cheerful
and bad so much nerve that he used to
astOnlsb me At his jokes even while he
was suffering terribly. Suffer? should
think he did. The first week or two it
was big feet. He kept saying: "Oh, my
1oo Ay feet feel as though q million
needles were run through them" I used
tosquetze his feet as hard as l possibly
eouid' and that seemed the only relief he
could gst
DR.. HAMMOND,
.II,ri6tae's New York; DR.. Ham mond
sun Keeps up his charge that the Presi-
s Gentl case was not properly treated by.
VI e attending physicians. In the course
Of Conversation, to-day, ha said the
doctors nursed him as brothers, but At
endARee alone could not cure him. 1 re-
Sard The treatment as an unmitigsted
outrage, and the result of it was the
GeAth Of the patient. The time has come
!or scientific discussion OF the case and
]. adJuncts, and you may depend upon
N'he discussion will be promptly forth
.omlng. Although I will not say the
C1e Is one Of NAL practice, l think it
VIcSel y resemblss it.
D. !T7oatHe'S Elberon: Drs. Hamilton and
q. IAss stood on the piszzs as the car With
1Sge RESIDENTS remains moved away.
olss looked WORKOUT, and his eyes were
Ia With great black rings. Hamil-
:. .oa !, salq to a correspondent in reference
~ y 'ne doctors diagnosis, "We expect to
% sII9Jeeted 10 just criticism, and I think
!, - al feel We have been shown kindness
% ia;. sIe reports from here. We were GER
Ell %tn-y wrong about the location Of the
DJh,a, LOT not one of US had any doubt
w5a'eVer That it was back of the wound,
"a H uai prove to be pus burrowing. l
% ! es not know how we could have done
differently, however" ~
/, Is not such cavity unusual?'' at
ss,I Ls,y unusual, and especially at so