Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
THE NATIONS GRIEF.
,paNGEAENTs FOR THE
.,..LoF THE PREslDENs.
nr,e, Of the People Every
6re. 80. rhe Autopsy - Tine
aroken hearted h"ther-
MRS. Garfield Calm.

H.. arrangements for the funeral OF
,n;Isnt III. Garfield have been COM
lI,' ,,sd The body will be removed to
iHy,shinr,on H,e''hi BY special train leaving
,,S,ron MS.n Al 10 o'clock this morning and
LOI,U ,'hinr Washington at 4 O'Clock this
lt n"rnoop. No stoppages will be made
A.'o,r .snr of the stations on the route. In
Washington the remains VII. ne IN u,
',.,. in the rotuuda of the capitol until
.a ..a,"lork ON Friday afternoon. They
ogt .;,I h. taken TO Cleveland, Ohio. where,
WIZ Monday afternoon, they will be in
u..aS on in Lake View Cemetery. No
"'rsmopi,s beyond the tolling OF the
E'iT, HoII. are expr ;eI in the cities through
which they pass.
"r,J Ts,acra,ns from New York, Brook va,
pn.ton' Baltimore, New Orleaus, Savan-
nah, Charleston, Mont Jomery, 81. l.onis,
Sa,hyiIlr, Cmcago, Omaha, Little ltock,
Tnoyyille, Chattanooga, Albany, Buff
a'o De,roit, san Francisco, Louisville,
p,,.mrr. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Har-
r;.hrr, Memphis, Macon, Norfolk,
ToIedo, Wilmington, Del, Reading,
WHkesbarrt, Chester, Pa, and large
nnmhr OF o'htr towns and cities in the
Tnion sl.ak OF the profound gloom
rsnspL hy tie death OF President Gar
AID In al. or nearly all of the cite,
named, meetings were held, the bells
were toiled and official action taken IN
view of the public atlliction. Flags
we're half.masted, and embiems Of
mourpiug displayed everywhere. The
rrw,vapers, south rs well as North,
EXPRESSED the deep sorrow felt by the
mamie. the unity Of their sentiment,
and their ad,u!rAton for the noble quail.
hp, of the deceased President. In
Otawa, Montiea, ST. Johns and other
cities of III. Dominion of Canada tire
pnblic teelLp WAS also deeply moved.
A rOsi-ruurirm examination OF the
Presidents h,-.y vas made at ElOcrOn
YESTERDAY afternoon by the surgeons
who have been Gonuecttd with his case.
The autopsy, he result Of which is
detailed e.>rW here, shows that the
wound was necessarily mortal from the
beginning.
The news Of President Garfield's
death was gently broken t" his aged
mother in Soon, Ohio, yesterday morn
ing. She was at first greatly shaken,
but soon spoke with calInuess and re-
signa,ion, and said she would not long
survive her son.
D!,tret Attorney Corkhill said yes
terlay that there was ample law IN
ths Is,ricto. Columbia to cover Gui-
teau's case, AID that he will be lried
in Washington. 1t is said the guard
at the District Jail has not been in
creased, General Drum considering it
large enough :ur all emergencies.
AtlNlg Branch, from about nine
O'CLOCK yesterday morning there was a
cOntilaaI stream Cf carriages, eques-
trlans and pedestrians from the West
End The village and tho surrounding
country flowing to the vicinity of the
EIberOl. About eleven clock General
Grant and CO.onel Fred. Grant drove
up TO The Elheron, they having just
arrived rom New York. The General
had left for New York tho night before
but returned upon hearing of the death
Of the President. He was accompanied
by Genera VanVleit. The General,
allghting from his carriage, was at
once surrounded by many persons, but
was so0h engaged i'll conversation with
Dr.. Aglew. He remained AZ the hotel
about an hour, and then, accompanied
by Colonel Grant, walked to his cottage
up the avenue.
The General, $ arrival caused about
The only stir ainoug the people as
#mbled at the Elberon until the newly
sworn President reached the Branch.
General Arthur was expected early this
morning, and consequently, as noon APP
Preached, many anxious inquiries were
made as To the time of his arrival. 1t
was only when The special train left
Jersey City, about noon, that Mr.. Lath
iop, receiver Of the Central Railroad Of
NSw Jersey, gave out the information
mat he would reach here shortly after
O'Clock. There was much anxiety for
ule arrival Of the train, for, in addition
the President, it was known that
secretaries Blaine and Lincoln were
a.s1 an 9,, oil board. The special ran down
" L'oeron Station, where carriages had
peen ordered, There was IA large num-
% W.. pecple waiting its arrival, but
.e party, a.gi ting from the cars. took
En Es@n,ilases ana sped away toward the
- iney drove very rapidly, and when
'le. reached the bo5el turned off to the
Mage Wss OF the Attorney General. Mr..
nH'e 'eaeh hai met them at the depot,
s,h
"a. n.'Iuf and Secretary Blaine occupied
WV rre nist carriage, the rear being brought
apoy the Attorney General and Sec
n'a1y hirkwood. As sCUn as the fore
ura ,n"s' carriage entered the E!beron
na o,uai'us rnsh was made to see the
rn!s, ,,n;, out The carriages were driven so
,oI;ly p,u,y lhat 40 one had IN opportunity
nv Tha''ui gN!sh any Of tho occupants.
tn ne entlre party entered Attorneys
uonerai MacVeaghs cottage, and
ma' 'o 'nere Tor several hours. TIE
hshoefs ha.io Of the Cabinet who haze been
thar. iol several days met them, and
NJ I,o iva was a consultation for couple
wo rs' During all this time there
inn .. nunared' ot anxious people call
an ;na 4. the Eiberon, many of whom had
r., Ia nah, mat they could call at the
,amuc ,"ucklyn Cottage and there view the
trate. 'o" oAAoi NA"s''
ba,o ' one except the Cabinet and mem
w;,s;o wis VI the household were allowed
nsuan suin tle sentry line, the passes of the
pspaper prlp.iper men having been recalled.
ya,[ resident Arthur returned to New
aftanah A VI special train at 4 o'clock this
ni;n9Gn, nan;nS and it is said he was accom-
'In,su nrs ey General Grant.
wa,H nhsnew, Hamilton, Bliss, Wood.
Lsmb, Eey6urn and Barnes, Smith and
dent's' neld an autopsy of the Presi-
bean . 0 dy this afternoon. There az
the pro,inq ,.o Inquest held upon the body of
tes.iraie rraiesldent, and none will be held, the
iorme% io9ny Of the physicians who per.
suti0iat 1a the autopsy being considered
Coronen. Cent ior all judicial purposes. The
III. haer "an and physicians considered that
kno~a"u vause OF death was sufficiently well
necsss,, nm, aud did not consider an inquest
oIlorhey General MacVeaob nads a.