Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30

at Jacksou PARK when tue news u his
iathet'o death reached him, snl hast
cncd home.
Mrs. Heaton Ousloy, the mayors
daughter, who resides nearly i've miles
from her hthUf's r,HiIoncU, received
the news by telephone aud hastCueJ %
Ashland boulevard, but her father was
dead iuliy twenty minutCa before she
Arrived.
CHICAGO IN MOURNING.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-CnIcago 10 today
over Wurlmcd with sorrow and shame.
Her citizens mourn for n mao who
stood closer 10 the peoples hogrps than
any other who has lived or uigd within
her boundary lines, or been In any way
connected with the city's growth aud
progress.
The feeling VI shame IL that Just at
the close W the greatest anu most
glorious period Of her municipal uiB'
tory; lust az tho dawn VI a brighter
InriuI that she has ever before Uxper.
fenced, the dark crime Of murder
should leave a red blot on her record.
The remains u NJ. Harrison lay all
day In tho room which was occupied
by him M sleeping apartment Late
this alter OOr n death mask was Exc.
culed, ana the result Is said 10 DO u
most liiellke representation.
THE CORoNER's iNouEsr.
An Inquest on the body OF Mayor
| Harrison was held today At his late
residence. Except Tor technical
| description Of tue wounds nothing
/ new was elected. The verdict was Ia
accordance with the facts and recon-.
nondsi that Prendergnst be- held Tor
murder until discharged by due pro.
| Gees OF law.
PTendergast was present at tue In
quest aud maintained "a stoli indinui-
euce, except WHOM attracted by the
presence VI MrH. Chalmers. lie asked
IL she was Mrs. Harrison, and said he
wanted 10 tell her that no was sorry Tor
her trouble.
Telegrsms and letters OF sympathy
| IN great numbera were received from
public aud private friends Of the late
mayor Ia various parts OF the cOun-
/ Try. Secretary OF State Gresham tclt-
graphed from Washington his sincere
sympathy.
Al the request Of Mrs. Potter Palmer
the reception IN her honor by the
national commissioners, 10 be- given TO-.
morrow evening, was postponed IN.
definitely ON account OF the tragic
death OF tho mayor. Tho farewell 10.
copliOn 10 the French commissioners
was also postponed. The number Of
society meetings was legion, and the
family were literally ovrrwhoimedIwith
copies Of resolutions which had been
adopted.
Ex.Presideut Harrison telographed
from indianapolis: "Aiy daughter Joins
me IN offering tho fullest sympalhy In
your appalling soTrow."
Messages OF confidence were ro-
ceived from Henry Irving aud the
japanese commissioners 10 the iair.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Arrangements for the funeral Of the
murdered man viii not DO made until
after u special meeting OF the city
council.
Seldom has anything awakened such
deep sorrow among the residents Ui
Chicago rs tho death OF Mr.. Harrison.
The most signal evidence ofsoTrOw viii
DO the absence OF all festivities NJ ihe
Fair tomorrow. Director General Davis
has issued general orders, ANNOUNCING
that the ceremonies scheduled for TO-
| NluAAAN III AhhNANNANA WIN AlAN AlOnAllt,
OF the Exposition Will be wholly dis.
penGBd with, and the public Ia reques.
ted to assemble la Festival hall ut /
O'Clock to take suitable action ON the
death OF the mayor. IL Is further
ordered that the flags upon all uuild.
ings Within the grounds remain at nail
mast
Preudergast, Hsrrison's murderer, Il
now lodged Ia = cell al the county jail,
He etill sticks to tho story that he
killed the mayor for no other reason
than that he WAS not made corporation
counsel anu iuElsts that lac had nu on
tire right to do aB no uid.
DISCUSSED AT NEW YORK.
New YoRK, oct. 20.-Nothing els,
WIS discussed in tue clubs ana holeli
today but the cOwRrdly anu uupr1.
vOked assassination OF Mayor Harrison
The tragedy was universally ueplOtuu
md wonder expressed by many tina
the murderer ebcapsu lynChiug. HecTr
tary De Ffeyste, DemoCrAtic utate Com,
mitteemln, II Ia favor OF additional
legislation to protect people nBalus
crguks.
E&ciTLMtNr N SAN FHANClsCO,
San FRANolsCo, Ocl 2O.-rhe an
nOuuCement on Carter Hatfis1u'B Hs
sassiuntiUu caused the gtestasl
excitement here, The Associate,
Pass announced tho tragedy at $3.50 b.
u,, our time, anu vast and excited
crowd gathered NJ the bulletin board,
All over the city Extra editions O
the evening papers were Ia gTe0
demund until after the closing u Sh,
thoatcfs.
EN-rREsIDENT HARRISON TALKS.
INDIANAroLIs, Oct. 2g.-Ex-PFesi
dent Harrison was seen tonight ant