The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28
A WORLDS SORROW.
The Universal TestimOniais OF Re.
xret and Estsem - Che south Again
sOiid in the sincerity and Express
sion offs sympathy.
IN ENGLAND.

Guardian appears to-day In deep mourning
border At various towns in England to-day
some even as Portsmouth having no particular
connection with America, the nunlo'ps au-
thorlties have requested ths lnh tbltants t.
show their respect for the late President Gar.
neld by closing some IF their shutters, more
particularly during the funeral,
London number of officers
Co .1sd with America are draped IN black
A. puniOU- drlV"rH are ordered by the ON.
min pr prietors To Dave crr pe ON heir
wi , and all flags on the river Thames Are
at ma mast, SO al ere those on muny of
he halls of the city Similar accounts of
m urnlng mani ieSlatsnnB In honor OF the lale
president comes from North I'm ,tOn, Oxford
and every part Of tho Rlngl IN, and
even from remote towns of
Ireland and Scotland A constant stream
of ad dresses OF confidence from nearly every
provir cial blroush and poll icul societies of
every shade of opinion, cOutinue to arrive at
the American legation.
INFRANCE.
Paris, Septemb I 2G President Grevy and
the diplO attic BODY were represented at the
service In memory Of President Garfield IT the
chapel In the Rue DeBorry.
AT WILMINGTON
Wilmington, n. O.. Septem her %. The
day was universally observed here. Busi ess
was enti ely susbeBded NJ mute guns fl ed
and bells tOlled and an immense public meet.
inS held at the opera h ute Gunn,r John
5weed, of tho Cape Fear light artillery, had
both hanGs blown oil by prrma ure dlscha &c
OF y cannon during the firms of the minute
guns, and Is probaoly tats ly injGred.
At KEY WEST.
Key West, Fla Ssptem Der 26.-Tho city is
drnped In mourning. Regular services were
held in all tte Churches ana a memorial pro-
CesslunUi 500 persons passed through The
lLreets. Tne BELLS have been telling ali day.
AT SAVANNAH.
savannah, Ca September 2G.-Minute guns
were tir'd tr m su. rise To- sunset itnC theH was
. lar, funeral procession OF c1lored people.
THE DAY IL NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, September 2G.-The weather
was pnruy cloudy but pleasant. The funeral
y ucn-s on In honorO Of thu late president, JAS,
4, Garfield, was as imposing an affair as has
been Witnessed IN this city, there beiug lOOGp
men IN line including military aud evil su-
ole, lea masonic, benevolent aud larOr organ.
lZRi ions federal and state Officers, tore gu con-
suls various ciurS and ether organizations
with many banhs II MUSIC plhyi x turefal
dIrges. The funeral carriage was elegantly
diaped. The prOce. SION alter IN wing tuIJugn
many OF the lhOrOugnIares, ali Of which we're
thronged with spectators, halted vi EXposl-
ton hull whore the onsequles ore 10 con.
clude. Lieteuan -Goveruor McEnry presided.
and Mayor shake ueare, administrators and
other prOmi nent citizens occupied seats on the
platform. Religious services were conducted
Ivy number OF prutunent ministers, there
was readlng uf resolutions by A, r..
MAY the clergyman of the committee and n
Grafton 10y Hon, CHARLES +. Buck During the
afternoon services were urld IA tn churches
throughout The ely, b Ills t0lled and ,Salutes
We're tlred at several points in the ty during
the day, which was observed cvCi ywhergt Ous-
inoss bel entirely suspended, Dispatches
from citiea, towns and villages In this State and
Mississippi shi general Observance Of the
day, business being surandec OuNtS draped,
prlls tOlIng aud s5rvicVB b The churches,
showing deep sympathy and sorrow Trough
RESOLUTIONS by THE GOVERNORS.
Cleveland, september 2B.--At meeting of
| tho governors OF sites held this morning
previous 10 the Cerrm iIics a. the park, AT
which were present GJysraorS Cnrnel,U Ncw
York: BigelOw, OF Con ,eCtlcuG Ludlow, of
| New Jersey; Jackson NJ West Nirgnl-i uAV
| klus, Of Tennessee; pilman, of CallluruIa
| CullOm, ollllinOis; Biackbu n, of Ken uckS
| smith, of Wisconsin. sud other govern.
ors Blackburn of Kentucky was Unanimous
| CHOSEN chalrmsn, and on motion of Governor
| Cornell, of New York. Bigiow, OF Connecticut,
| ana Hawkins, OF tennessee, We're appointed
committee on resolutions. The following res
Outloos were reported by the committee snd
unanimously adopted:
| We, the governors OF Tire
states, assembled to Hsist In the
| funeral ceremonies Of ouI dean president:
Resolved, THAI by hia mururr our nation
llhN kWllhht NNlNlNlt hh lNhtsil II nNttllL,
| one OF the purest AID aOle,t stat, smen OF The
! agu, and chief nuglS rate whose bic
administration Gbmmen sthe appr wal OF ali
| sections uf the republic reghrlt 40 OF rank,
class or party. aud showing alike In the un-
| h undt u sorrow OF our ,OmmUn country tor tho
| death of frcsiueut Garfelu, We iu this
\ hed the NHsurHt &c u ,hs people o.
| the natl tat WI are In the presence uf an
ern OF peace nm 4 T. atetnal friendship FOR many
| years past unlnowu In the republic.
| r. solved, That whilO WE bow n humble
| submission TO the wlll W HIM VINO dueth pll
things well, In this hour Of our susprcmo snr-
row WE record our app, collation. uf the dead
| presidents tntell ciu Il worth, his many great
virtues aud his rcri ut christian character.
Resolved. NNat va tender our profound
sympathy 10 tro bereavrd mother, widow
anu children ofthc illustdous dead In 1 cir
| terrible alAictlun. Resolved, That We
| ettsud to Pr,sldent Arthur our earnest
sympathy, a Il We slncera,y hope and believe
the nation will unite In praislug nm Tor hie
| noble ana pa riuuo resolution 10 carry out h
policy aud u'thsurc, Of his lAmented prede-
| css,or.
Resolved, ThatS copy of these resolutions be-
trauSmitte' to the hertavea family ami To the
press of the country
AT wAslIINGroNr
Washington, u g., September aG--In &C.
corlanrc wi h President Arihur's prucluma.
uun, to-day was obsvrye0 generally la the
city as n day OF mourning. WHilc tue funeral
| eNtrcl'en were pro, edlhg In Cleveland
| solemn ceremonies we've held in
nearly every CHURCH IN Washington
! Business was practically suspended q v
eminent departments, national aud lnca and
many private business hOuses were closrd,
and unusual quiet prevailed ever, where on
tho streets. Services Mt 81. jonas E,lscopAi
| church were holda II o'clock this IN ,rins.
| \ lew minu .eS before service began prnsl-
dent Arthur Autrr 4 by siin door
aud took u seat In the sec md new
| The scrvi,es consisted merely u the Il ual
service NJ the kplscopN church There wRs
40 sermon, aud inc music wac simply he ON
grrgatlonal singing, President Arthur, whom
| the services was over, returned to senator
Jones residencouu Capitol HIN.
at ATLANTA.
Atlantis, Ca, September %. ..Gntneld me.
motth \ rvicrs We're pptiiclpa'ed In 10y
| knlghh lempar, United ) atus soldier
| citizen = li'cry, 10Th white aur back, aud The
| masonic trn,erniiiee aud citizens IN general
| Memorial services were held In tho ope,
| house, hut mot nne.tentt OF thu cNwl
could get In. While the exercise, were going
un the crowd outside pelng 80 grptt,A good
deal " disorder and 'ufust u arose 50 Ne
colnred y upie we're arr eted by the y lice AM
tpksn 10 the station houst and number al
thelr race banded together to rescue them.
The police ere Reinforced b. the utlzana And
the mob quietly dieprra'd.
Tho Mrs Garneid Fund.