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

ssa 80 aenusr possible for the body to lie In
sas ses,o until lnterment, which Is expected tn
nss, prominent surgeon OF Wash
ipg'cn, has been semmoned 10 atisr 4
wss Sas nos,sIpS aI,spsy and is now here. He
after the president's death, and he arrived
mere early The three physicians who lcft The
Sase aller the late presldent's removal from
,mhssnIns,on, are also here, ha wing arrived on
be pretent at the po.t morter oiamlSatIon
NE NE l1llowing; Drs Bliss, Hamilton, Agnew,
WOODWARD, Reyburn. Sursson General
duiIss nnissS Of ,Ss SSd ,0,orIg DR.. m Curtis; the
DR. Aguew, who has held the Knife In ali t6s
operations In the course of the presidentis a
sieSness: The ball viii be found asd the con.
Sit,on o, ths lungs and wound will at last he
| Ntw York, September 9O.-General Ar
mutS residence has attracted q throng
OF lule snu curious persons all mornlng
anu poileemsn has been In attend ance 20
n Keep ~ me steps clear, General Arthur receives
no ohIicie, and his orders on this subject ara
pereup ptory and onicious persons who have
| tne oau tatte To attempt 10 interfere with his
pahnSnpy H anlstime meet with well deserved
ssy ssyuH wha, hspreeentstives OF the pre,s
s~y Mheh sec etaries Blaine and Lincoln
arrived they entered the house, where
| Giey met General Arthur and Ceueral
osl Ssanes snu Geo. Biiss, who had arrived only q
s,ve.n smo,, une preylously Abe consultation bo-
| -NhVahi huu nlh NlbitNrA. lAAted l.
vi ~ 80 m, when they started for Long
branen' The party entered a carrIase in
waltlsg, and weredrivsn to the foot OF IIberiy
sMee. Es where they took the IL O'Clock train for
Mvcrun' M uenetal Arthur was accompani, d
0nly by Secretaries Blaine and Lineoin' the
rosunaster-denersl, McVeagh and Goo Bliss.
| COMMENTS OF THE pRnss.
SEINE, ala, september q. .-This NOR 1inx 4
lilnes ssysi ln these dat hours OF grief II o
,o ssAua oul Ia bold aud glorious relief that
W., we are are one people. The sacrifice was on aw
e, ~, one, out Sod In his inhults goodness re =
| dulres ", and this morning from the depths di
tnelr grleI stficken hearts all Americans wlil
tnsna God tost there Is no north, no south,
coN eo SSs., DO west but Nj bouud together in one
common sorrow. We are truly one. and In.
dls0'u11is and sectional I, sliprs hAy. bean nh
| liteIatod by Garheld's blood and the red hand
| ol tue assassin has placed Into poeition the
li,sSlng sion In the structure OF our union.
| h"gusta, september 20. The Chronicle and
Conslltutionslisl says: With anguish va an.
| nouh.e that the worst fears have been cor -
Wlieu, anu James A GARFIELD, President the
Uh,teu states, 10 dead. Itis strange that the
"a brave iotmtn should have In fair night
| p spnres nun Tor tate so sad. Strange, indeed,
.. ,stI tnat sncn q gloi'ous being, SO useful and
powerful, SO manly, 30 excellent.
should become the victim OF so vile d
| gPa' rePailIe' we bow to the dlspensatlons
oi you ana question them not. To him No
ieaVe ths ylndication OF justice. The heart OF
tue south bleeds for he stricken mother aud
vile and children OF the President.
SnatLeston, ). z. Sept aO.--In leading ar
hcle on tho Presidents death the News
ana courier says: In The history OF
the United states President Gerasld will te
rememtered: nsh, was minated by the ma.
uehM republican convention WAS and the man
VINO strangled lmnerisllsm In its cradle, an
hewh1se assaeslnation was swiftly followed by
an oulnnfsl OF sorrow and sympathy which
manitested 10 the north the tiue nature OF The
spu,m' an & ana aId more than arms and the pray
er anu common lniervlewers OF these Ave YEAR
separated, nov
Long Branch, september 20.-The membor
OF tne cabinet, with the exception OF SeeTetarlol
o'aIne anu Llncoln, arrived at Elberon At 1914
, a M, and W eus immediately 10 Attorney
usoefai Msc Yeagh's cottage. Iu response u
an enquiry OF the reporter Of the Associotut
tyehs, Secretary Window said noihlag lac
Upon S1s@ dDn, Esr.rdsT or definitely determine.
the remains u the president, aSt nc
mat ne believed The authorities were now look
,ng uP the law ~ alic subject. IL IL main
ss,.eu oy persolu.Mho are acquainted with tn,
Jaws OF the state, that an inquest can be pi o
vented II insisted an, GIsd .Lat Il. The event 0
hconc'u'ion thAtthe Iresldent's death was
caused by gun sh" b, u ne Tresen
I oaaet II can be dem. ,.sA ...,, state
3 Inc question Ia creating considerabi
excitement and. annoyance, ,inasmuCh az IN car
D ried out In accordance with this Idea the re
,'ii niaihs VIII necessarily be delayed hors until
0u,uean,s uI arrival; oreply has yet been re
ceiVeu by the cabinet from Vioe-Pres,dent Ar
. thnr as to whether or not he will accent IN
Invitation to come to Long Branch Secrstar,
blaino was delayed at Stamford several hour
oy railroad wreck. General Grant arrive
, newark, New Jersey, September 70, ,--Unit1,
81 tes Dist'ict Attorney Reasley has beer
+ summoned to Long Branch by Attorney Gen
eral acYeagh, and instructed to bring will
MIN copy of the revised statutes of Ney
YORK. ltissupposed the summons was issue
WIN refefenceto the inquest, aud also pro D
able as to the trial OF Guiteau.
SYMPATHY.
Long Branch. September 20, The following
was received this morning:
To hRs. GARFIELD, at Long Branch;
Ihe citizens OF London feel deep sympathy
with you and with America In the sad los,
which you have sustained.
LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
HIS LAST MOMENTS
In a conversation with DR.. Bliss to-day, th,
following dialogue oocurred:
Doctor, what time de you expect Doctor,
Barnes, Woodward and Reyburns will ar
river
About $3.50 p. IN.
wlll the autopsy occur Immediately there
As soon as possible after they arrive.
Mill your report OF the autopsy be In de
Yes, 1t win cover every point Of the cSs,
died. ~
DR.. Bliss during the course OF further con
YER alton described the last moments OF the
president az being very oalm and with the ex.
ception OF the pain complained of In the 10.
gion OF the heart which the patient denoted
by placing his hand on his left breast, thor,
was no struggle whatever The breathing
during his last moments was heavy though
not laboriously so. Attorney General Nc
: Veagh, whs has charge Of the arrangement foi
removing the remains from Long Branch tS
Washington, Gays that the Pennsy ylvania rail
road will send four coaches to be used on Oh,
occasion, The train viii be made up as fol
lows. First car for the baggage, second ca
for the remains Of the president, third car feI
Mrs. Garfield and family, fourth car for mem
| bars OF tho cAbipet and attending surgeons
The train will take tho same route an tina
taken when tho president was removed from
washington. No stops will be mad,
except at water stations, and no newspaper
reporters Will be termltted on the train, II II
me desire OF those managing the arrau gementi
Tor the removal, that no train shall be rur
either ln advance or after the presidents ape
oial The special train will run slowly, ant
All through, other trains will be laid over fol
It to pass. The present intention IL that III,
train ihall leave here about 10 q. M, ant
rivein washington between four and live I
IN. Afer lying In state In the roturda OF the
capitol ON Thursday aud Friday the romainl
VIII De again taken charge Of by the PeDnsyl
vania railrsad and conveyed direct TO Pitts
burg. thence TO Cleveland.
Attorney General McVeagh Just informed
the representatives OF the Associated Pres
that he did not apprehend that an Inquest o
.he presidents body would be made here, bu
torney 4 neral Is In conversation vita III,
district attorney or Monmouth county ant
the United states attorney OF this district on
the subject.