Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-22
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TUCSON, Sept. 21.-A heavy rain
fell here this morning between the
hours of six and eight.
A dispatch just received from
New York says the judgment OIL
Chas, D. Poston vs.. G. 81. Lord, OF
this city, for $268. 600, was set aside
in the Supreme Court on the 10th.
A dispatch from Fort Thomas
says there are many rumors of an
engagement of the military with
Indians, but nothing reliable is yet
known.
sen FRaneiscO sn MOusasnx.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2l.-To.
day business has returned to its
usual channels, except in the ac-
tivity displayed in drapiDg the
city-this being carried forward on
all hands with profuseness and good
taste, and before the day fixed for
the obsequies the business part of
the city will be completely r0bed
In 1.-THE trappings and the suits of
woe.n The sombreness of deoora-
tions are In marked contrast with
the brilliancy Of the recent display
prepared for the suppressed cele-
bration of the Fourth of July.
Preparations for the Fansr.s.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 20-1O P.
M.--The following arrangements
for the funeral services have been
ordered by the Cabinet and are
given 10 the press for the informa-
ton of the public:
The remains Of the late
President of the United States
will be removed to Washing
ton by special train on We'd
nesday, September 2lst-leaving
Elberon at 10 A. NJ. and reaching
Washington ut 4 P. M. Detach-
ments from the u. 3. Army and
from the marines OF the navy will
be In attendance on the arrival of
the remains at Washington to per-
form escort duty. The remains will
lie in state in the rotunda of the
Capital Thursday and Friday, and
will be guarded by Populations
from the Executive Department
and by officers of the Senate
and House OF Representatives.
Religious ceremonies will be
observed In the r0tunda at
8 O'Clock Friday afternoon. At
s O'Clock the remaips will be trans
ferred to the Sixth street depot and
then removed to Cleveland, Ohio,
via the Pen1sylvania Railroad, ar.
irving there Saturday at 2 P. M. In
Cleveland the remains will lie | n
state till Monday at P. NJ, aud be
then inferred In Lake View Cems-
terry. No ceremonies are expected
In the cities and towns along the
route of the funeral train beyond
the telling of bells. The details
and arrangements for the final sep
ulture are committed to the mu-
nicipal authorities of Cleveland
under the direction of the Execu-
tive Of Ohio.
(Signed) JAS. g. BLAINE,
Secretary State.
Fatal Cosaesdenee.
CHICAGO, Sept 21.-Since the 4th
OF November last there have oc-
CURED five deaths In the Garfield
family az follows: Mrs. Hattie l.,
Palmer on the fourth of Novem Der,
her son Rudolph on the 10th Of
February, Thomas Garfield on the.
18th Of June, Miss Cordslia Arnold
on the Gath OF June. Just ten
months ago Monday Thos. Garfield
and the late President celebrated
their birthdays at q joint festivity
In Randall. Their birthdays came
on the same day, the General be-
ing 40 years old and Thomas Gar
field 20.
LScssiOm NJ sne BM,B.
ELRERoN. Sept. 2l.-The ball was
found In the region Of the heart. 1t
is stated on the authority of the de-
4 velopments OF the autopsy that
death was inevitable and that the
Presidents life was only sustained
by the most excellent nourishing
and constant care.
the Po.s-Morsem Exmmsast,os.
ELBER0N, Sept. 21.-The follow
ing official bulletin was prepared
1t IL O'Clock last night by the sur
geons who have been in attendance
upon the late President:
By previous arrangement the
pOst-m0rtem examination of the
body Of Garfield was made this af-
ternoon In the presence and with
the assistance of Drs. Hamilton,
Agnew, Bliss, Barnes, Wood ward,
Rsyburn, Andrew n. Smith, Of
Blber0n, and Acting Assistant
Surgeon DsS. Lamb, OF the Army
Medical Museum at Washington.
The operation was performed by
DR.. Lamb. 1t was found that the
ball, after fracturing the right elev-
enth rib, had passed through the
spinal column in front Of tue cpl
nal canal, fracturing the body of the
hrst lumbar vsrtebra and driving
. number of small fragments OF
bone into the adjacent parts and
lodging just below the pancreas,
about Two inches and half to the
left Of the spine and behind the
psritoneum, where 1t had become
completely encysted. The i'm
mediate cause of death was
ssoendary hemorrhage from one
oethe nesentetIc arteries "a lining