The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-23

for Guaymas.
EAsTEEs STATES
The Funeral TO be Held on Tuesday.
SPRryGYIg.D. Ill sept 20.-Secre-
tary Lincolu telegraphs 10 the Governor
tia. the funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. at 2 pm, at Cleveland.
The Governor has issued = procIama-
ton eulogis,ic Of Garfield, referring to
the expression that God rsigns. and
the Government at Washington still
lives and recommending the people
10 assemble at their places Of worship
when the funeral services are being
held in Cleveland and bold fitting ser
vices. The Governor sent coincidence
TO Mrs Garfield and dispatch to Ar
thur promising to maintain his admin
istrAtion. In the name Of the people
OF Illinois the Governor will send 100
officers Of the State VI Illinois to the
Presidents funeral.
A Long Operation.
Lone BRANCH. Sept. 20--The au>
topsy Of the Presidents body COM
menced about o'clock aud was not
concluded until nearly 8. Large crowds
Of persons assembled at Elberon to hear
the result. Bliss stated that the au>
topsy had been very tedious. and the
time occupied IN searching for the ball
alone was nearly three-quarters Of an
hour. Mrs Garfield was feeling much
relieved since the autopsy, inasmuch rs
ii resulted in establishing the fact that
the patients death was inevitable. The
point of the ball was somewhat blunt,
or 10 battered condition caused by the
force with which il struck the RIB. while
in other respects its original shape was
not altered Bliss took charge of the
bullet and sealed it for preservation
until the courts should require its pro :
duotiou.
Arthur's Movements.
LoSa BRANCH. Sept 20.-At 1915
o'clock special train from New York.
with President Arthur aud Secretaries
Blaine and Lincoln on board, arrived
at Elberon station. A few minutes be
fore the arrival Of the train three pri-
vate carriages. which had been placed
at the disposal of members of the Csbi-
net, left Attorney General Mcveagh's
cottage for the station. These carriages
were occupied by Postmaster General
James, Secretaries Window and Hunt,
and Attorney General McVeagh. Re
turning from the station the first car-
riags was occupied by President Arr
thur and Secretaries Blaine. Windoni
aud Hunt. The second contained Sec.
rotary Lincoln aud Attorney General
McVeagh. Postmaster General James
and Secretary Kirkwood occupied the
third carriage. As President Arthur
aud his escort passed Elberon Hotel on
his way to McVeagh's cottage the ex-
element became intense, and several
hundred persons rushed after the carr
risges and followed them to the cot
tage. The occupants Of the different
carriages quickly alighted aud entered
the house and the doors were closed.
The crowd. however. continued to in
crease and it was found neces airy to
call out special guard
President Arthur left his house at
8 o'clock this morning, bound for Eli
boron. He was dressed in mourning.
his high hat being covered with q
heavy black band. He was sccompa-
MED by bis private secretary, Colonel
Reed. and private messenger. Alex.
ander Powell. 1t is understood that
Grant and wife will so by the same
train. The President looked csreworn
aud anxious.
Body In Washington.
WAsnIs0ToN, Sept 21.-The train
bearing the remains of the late Presi-
dent Garfield arrived ct Washington
at AL. A vast throng Of people, as.
sembied about the depot to do honor
to the illustrious dead. every avenue
aud approach being densely packed
with citizens. A large force OF police
is on duty. The military were drawn
up against the east side Of Sixth street,
with the right testing on Pennsylvanis
Avenue. Upon the opposite side of the
street, nearest the depot. was long line
of carriages preceded by hearse.
which was drawn up directly at the
main gate on the Sixth street side. The
hearse used was furnished by Under
taker Spear Of this city. and is known
as the centennial hearse. il having been
awarded the prize ut the centennial
exhibition. II was draped in black,
and was drawn by six iron gray horses
whose trappings were also draped in
black. Just before the train entered
the depot. the platform was cleared by
the police. and officers Of the army and
navy 10 the number of 1870 formed in
single rank upon the left, facing the
train. As the train slowly rolled into
the depot every head upon the platform
was uncovered. and stiffness as of the
grave pervaded the va 1rong, which
tor more than an hour had been pa
tienuy waiting by the roadside. Soon
Mrs Garfield. assisted by Secretary
Blaine, descended from the car, and
taking bis arm upon Der right. and
tia, of her son Harvey upon the left.
walked directly to the carriage await
ing. Her face w.s completely cor
e~aled by q heavy black veil which
hung nearly to tbs ground. and what
ever esnotlons she msy have eAperi.
eneed werv sacred from the sight of
these who gazed upon her. Sue en-
tered the state carriage and was fol-
lased BY her daughter. Molly Garfield.
aud her sen Harry. Mrs Rockwell and
Miss Rockwell. Arthur leaned upon
The arm OF Senator Jones. Grant was
present. With the Cabinet. physicians
aud attendants, aud McVeagh's wife
and TIVE sons. The firsi threu Carriages