Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-29
EASTERN Intelligence.
AN INTERVIEW WITH DR..
BOYNTON.
CABINET CHANGES IMPEND-
BLAINE WILL LEAVE THE cABI-
NET.
JONES OF NEVADA TO BE CARED
MORTON FOR THE sE~cRETARYsHIP OF the
TREASURY.
No One Named for Secretary Of
State.
THE STAR ROUTE PROSECUTIONS TO BE
VIGOROUSLY PUSHED.
Guiteau's Case to Receive Prompt
Attention.
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THE STAR ROUTE PROSECUTIONS TO BE
VIGOROUSLY PUSHED.
Guiteau's Cas- to Receive Prompt
Attention.
ANTICIPATING A RESCUE OF THE TRAIN
ROBBERS.
Especial to the SENTINEL

CLEVELAND, Sept. 2~S.-Since the death
Of Mr.. Garfield many conflicting state
ments relative to the surgeons have been
in circulation, and as DR.. Boynton has
been brought quite prominently before the
public in this connection, he has been
called on. and the following interview OBJ
tanned from him:
doctor, is it true, as was stated in the
New York Times, that while at Elberon
Drs. Agnew and Hamilton demonstrated
with you for giving publicity to opinions
not in accord with their own regarding
the Presidents case ?"
There is not a word Of truth in the
statement"
"Were your relations with the attending
surgeons cordial or otherwise?"
"Our personal relations were cordial"
I'm what respect did your opinions diff
fer from theirs p"
81 understand that nearly all the serious
symptoms and complications arising in
the Presidents case, after about Aug. /,
were due to blood poisoning, and that the
serious lung troubles were due to blood
poisoning, and developed before his re-
moval from Washington"
II understand that the presence of
blood poisoning was not admitted by the
attending surgeons until q few days prior
to the Presidents death ?"
'sThe presence Of any serious lung COM
plication was also denied, and that his
cough was considered by them to be SIM
pie bronchial catarrh."
did you witness the autopsy ?"
II did,, :
''In the light of the autopsy, do you still
consider that the lung trouble was due to
pyaemia, and was Of the nature Of a metas-
tatic abscess ?"
ded the pus poured out in abundance,
mainly from the minute bronchial tubes,
and that the peculiar congestion Of the
lobules of the lungs, which constitutes the
first stage in the metastatic abscess, was
exhibited in marked degrees. This con-
dition of the lungs constitutes one Of the
most common complications in pyaemia,
and is essentially different In its nature
from an ordinary case Of bronchial pneu-
monia."
Were there any pus cavities in the
lungs ?"
mo, sir, there were not. In many
cases of metastatic abscess of the lungs no
pus cavities are formed. In the Presidents
case there were no symptoms during his
life indicating the presence OF these pus
cavities"
'It has been reported that you were to
make a full statement Of the autopsy as
you viewed it. Will you do SO now ?"
II am not authority for such q report"
ibid you state, as reported in the Chi
cago Times, that the ball was accidentally
found loose and rafting around in the
bottom Of the bowl in which the intestines
had been placed ?"
"No, sir; I made no such statement. I
may have stated in private conversation,
not expecting 1t to be made public, that
the contents of the abdominal cavity
were removed and placed in the wash-bowl
ball was conveyed with them into the
bowl, where it was afterwards discovered,
after the failure to find II in the region of |
the pus cavity, which had been mistaken |
for the track Of the ball."
Speculations as to Cabinet
Changes.
New York, Sept. ga Washington
special to the Evening Express says: 1t
seems to be understood here that Cabinet
are impending. Blaine will leave
The Cabinet. He has been asked to re-
main, but his friends say he needs rest and
retire to private life. Window il
IN xious to return to private life. James,
il is believed, will leave and 60 into the
business. Candidates for the
offices which will become vacant
are ~springing up on all sides. Jones Of
(Arthur's bosom friend) will be
for. There ia a rumor on the street
hat Levi P. Morton will be recalled from
France and offered the Secretaryship of
the Treasury. Colonel George Bliss Of
New York City Is named for the Attorney
Generalship. Bliss has been engaged for
some time in hunting up evidence against
he Star Route, and he will be o valuable
man in the position. Lincoln, il Is be-
ieved. will remain in the War Department.
In all the talk about Cabinet changes and
for the vacancies, one hears
about the new Secretary Of State.
No name is mentioned for Blaine's place.
4 is said that Hugh ]. Hastings Of the
Sew York Commercial Advertiser, Conk-
ing's old friend, is to be given q lucrative
,fice.
A Fatal Stabbfng ARRAY.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 2s.-A horrible
'utchsry occurred at Webb City. Franklin |