Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

st 2le of the District would prevail, and n -hat he would allow the law to take its el course.
 D. Tho GEisf-s-ricksn Widow. ss Love BRANCH, September 20-Mrs. "A fairfield bore the trying o1deal with great s orttude and exhibited unprecedented
 'ontrol Of her feelings. She gave way tol eEi ino paroxisms of grief and after deathE II ibecame evident she quietly withdrew tos li liner room and there sat a heart-strickcnF ef Vldow, full of grief but with too muchE eE courge to exhibit it about her. She wass cs lauoung under terrible strain and de- {. pite her efforts tears flowed from her E8eyes and her hps became drawn by herk Enobie attempt tO bear the burden withf v which she she had been afflicted. NIsst s Noille was greatly affected, and burstsf tot tears flowed from the child's eyes.f s notwithstanding her noble effort to fol-t s low the example of her mother. Thek l- death scene was one never to be forgot | K len. Perfect quiet prevailed, and thereS
 was not a murmur heard while the Pres-k
 dent was sinking. ,i Alter death had been pronounced andb l he body was properly arranged by Dr.k U bOyntCn, telegrams were immediatelvk y sent to the Presidents mother in OhiO.k z ad his sons Harry and James. who ares E,ahuns College, also to the Vicef sHresldent and other prominent publicF t men.
 -s Mir. Morris, undertaken of the vilage.k { will be in charge of the remains. Eu-k ' rene BrittOn, Coroner of MOnmouthE 2 county, will hold an inquest over thek
 body of the late President
 Condolences. E ELBEEOy. September 20.-The follow ns was received by Attorney GeneralE
 llacNeaEh last night: = NEw YORK, September 19-Hon.
 wayne NgCVeagh, Attorney General. .Ei ] Long Branch: l have your telegram, ,E
 and its contents fill me with profoundE sorrow. Express to Mrs. Garfield my
 deepest sympathy.
 toignedJ CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
 NEW YORK, September 2O-The Even-EE
 ing Post Long Branch special sayss lls has been received by Mrs. Garfield E "Words cannot express the deep sym-E pathy ] feel with you. May God suppl port and comfort you as He alone can. s
 .Signed.) QUEEN, Balmoral.
 Funeral Arrangements.
 LoSG BEAScH. September 2l. 2Is D. m.-Ihe body will be embalmed and an
 autopsy will take place tomorrow after E noon. Dr. Curtis. of Washington, hasE
 been asked to come here in cOmpanyle with the attending surgeons who recent-F
 withdrew from the ease Barnes,E E,. Woodward and Reybum are to be pres-fsi aut when the autopsy k made Arranged -k
 lcnts for the funeral will be made in allt poets iu accordance with the wish ofl
 Mrs. Garfield. Nothing has vet beenE tetiUte.y determined upon, but is is ex-t tzi Iactei a special train will leave Wed-E aesdsy next for Washington, and thati '
 lc Presidents remalus will be kept int
 tate ID the rOtunda of the capitol dur si uS Thursday and Friday. Friday even-t ii nag 1t Is expected tO leave for ClevelandE' where the body will be in state durlngl sunday, and the funeral take place Mon Fl, lay. The place of interment will beI4 Lake View cemetery at Cleveland, in ac- N cO-dance with a frequent expression ofta The President in his lifetime. Of course Hl -hese arrangements are subject to alter slJ luon. Attomey-GeneralM MacVeagh saysS7a Mrs. Garfield is bearing her ailiictionf ft with iurtitude. s
 Funeral Arrangements Announced it 4 Love BRANCH, September 2O-IO P. M. lI The following arrangement for the fune-Ri .ral services have been ordered by theks3I Cabinet, and are given the press for in- i formation of the public: The remains off the la-e President of the United StatesFi will Ee removed to Washington by spe- Eit aial train Wednesday, September 2lst.E leaving ElberOn at 10 a. m., reachingl5, Washington at D. m. Detachments.I, l, lance on the arrival at Washington tOsi perform escort duty. The remains will s I lie in state in the rotunda of the capitols Thursday and Friday, and will be s. guarded by deputatIons from the Execu- ~ tive Department and by officers of theks, Senate and House of Representatives
 Religions ceremonies will be observed iuk ~ the rCtunla at o'clock Friday after E noon. At o'clock the remains will be n. transferred to the Sixth street depot 4. and then removed to Clevehmd, Ohio, Fl via the Pennsylvania Railroad, arrlvinesss. -here Saturday at , p. m- In ClevelandEs -hc remains will lie in state until , D. m. Monday, and be then inferred in LakeE View Cemetery. No ceremonies are ex- E lected in the cities and towns along thefi -oute of the funeral train beyond tollings5 9f bells. Details of arrangements foHs final sepulture are committed to thes3 municipal authorities of Cleveland, un- ST der -he direction Of the executive of thets State of Ohio.
 , fSigned JAMES c. BLAINE, M
 Secretary of State. The Autopsy. Et ELBEEoS, September 20.-Tha follow lF ing official bulletin was prepared at 1lfe tonight by the surgeons who have beenEe n attendance upon the late President t3 iy previous arrangement post moTtem ss examination of the body of Presidentsa Garfield was made this afternoon in thesaN presence and with the assistance of doc -sss .tars Hamilton, Agnew, Bliss, Barnes,H Woodward. Reyburn, Andrew II. Smith.s5N ,or EIberou, and Acting Assistant Sur s4n .con D. $. Lamb, of the Army Medicaltt Museum, Washington. The OperatiOns4 Twas performed by Dr. Lamb. It wask ska r found that the ball after fracturing thesso right eleventh rib, had passed thrOughap .the spiual column in front of the spinalas caual, fracturing the body of the first slI rmhar verteh~a, driving a number Ofsst small fragments ot bone into adjacent s rarts and lodging just below the pan-z< II .raas. about two inches and a half tO thetfe left os the spine and behind the peritOn-E Eit q aum where it had become completely en- sid trusted The immediate cause of deaths .vas a secondary heu0rrhage rom one Ofaln tIc m5seuteric arteries adjoining the .;t track of the bail, blood rupturing thekS .eritoueum and nearly pint of bloOd3jh 'escauiug into the abdominal artery. IhIsS3g hemorrIage is believed to have been the -ip 5cause of the severe pain in the lOweIssd spart of the chest complained of just be- ElV fore death. An abCess cavity SIX lnchest til 3by four in dimension was found in theylf .vicinity of the gall bladder, between th5 59a liver and transverse of the colon, whichsit iwere strongly interadherent. It did nOtfs Involve the substance of the liver andfii' Emo communication was found between itfs land the wound along the suppuratingA -channeL It extended from the external fzli wound between the loin muscles and ths lsh fright kidney almost tO the right groin $ tOu examination of the organs of the & chast. evidences of severe brOnchltlsM sM swere found on both sides with brOnchO- -kiI lpneumonia. Portions of the right lung, ,Et Band. though Co a much less extent, the sNiia .left lung contained no abcesses, and thet4 'heart no cl0ts. The liver was enlarged| sud fatty. but free from abcess, nor were kj .auy found in any other organ except the 1r aleft kidney. which contained near it's &t surface a small abcess abOut One-thirdf n 1f an inch in diameter. In reviewing ao iie history of the case In connection f44 with the autopsy it is quite evident thatE sthe different suppurating surfaces, anda iesrecially the fractured, spongy tissue Oii1T lthe vertebra, furnish sufficient explana " 5tion of the septic condition Fl s (SigneD D. W; BLIss, al 5 J. K. BARSRs,
 J. J. WOODwARO, + ROBT. REYBURN, F. II. HANILTON, H. 5 D. Ii. AGSEw, &.
 A III SMITH Fl.