, 1881-09-25
TIE MOTHER COUNTRY.
TIE SURGEONS.

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| THE SURGEONS.
I Special Cable
| IoSnoE, Sept. e5.-Jcani1g's special says;
| l had conversation the other fay viii
| two ctuiucnr surgeons on the official rcnort al
theantopsy Oh President GaraeG's body. Whtlt
| they seemed disposed to critlciso certain do.
I talls Of tht medical trcatmcut, they arc thor
| ooeh'y Ut opinion that. from tho lrst moment ul
| the ease, death wis inevitable. This appcars tc
be the opinion Of the whole faculty In Enplund.
] hut 1t Is nosIcc's with surprise and mor1cs top
| IN n'any 1uastsr:, that the entire diagnosis OF
the cAse seemed to have been wrong from
: beginning to end. The Lancet, whose
aFHc1cS On the case were written hy or
At letst submitted to the correction of TWO yory
! aole surgeons, seems to have known more Of
the case '.G5o on than Or. Bliss. When the lat
ter "as pToc!a1'nng that tho President was
ON THE HIGH ROAD TO RECOVERY,
Inc Lnncct suggested that, after aH. s,e,nps the
channel believed to have beeu made uy tho bull
let was t'aiy Il uline made b.; the burrowlng Of
pus. and that. in that case, a septic condition
OF tho blood would snpervene nuu prpi.ibly-
result fatally The case has not tended
TO increase popular respect for medicine and
+ surgery Beaconsheld dte1 while the doctors
we're wruugling over point Of medical etiuuot
and 1t was not until rresiGcu1 Gartield's life
slipped away from him that the surgeons really
knew or understood tho nature of hts wound I
atn told that. from the first, Sir William Gall
neid that Dr.. nlls. notion Of the hall was nll
wroa0, and that he denounced the experiment
with Prof. Belrs Instrument as rnu:: ,,Iecc OF
Quackery, absurd nnu ridiculous fru1u its ua-
ture.
THE SPECTATOR"
To the Vester'. Associated Press.
LONDON. Sept 2s.-Tbo Spectator, comment
ing on the Queens order for Court mourntns
S%
cation by the entire community, and continues
to say that " II precisely expresses the universal
feeling. We rovcr remember public sympathy
to have been So deep Or SO genuine, for English
men do not feel much for foreign rulers, though
they say ,hoy' do
THE CHURCHES.
At St. Pauls On Sunday AFTERNOON there will
be q special anthem sung. and the dead march
in Saul wilt be lntoncd Gu the organ. Canon
Stubbs will refer to the sad event, aud Canon
Duckwosth, at WESTMINSTER, i bbey, will also make
reference to tho death OF President Garfield
and the universal sorrow it has occasioned.
The dead march in !" Saul will l.e played on
the organ in tho parish church OF St. Aichaers,
Liverpool, Sunday morning, and after services
on Monday.
4 mui14ed peal will be runr at St. Pauls.
THE 9'CrCKoo.'
In referring to this tho Cuckoo sa;s: -"The
tones OF tho bells will find their way a.ross tho
sea tomorrow aud reach those st taldiug at the
erave-sdc in Ohio, and help teach tho world
that 5000 miles OF ocean cannot divide tho SYM
pathtes ct TWO kindred Datfons when tie hand
of affection has been laid on one the other"
TUE "soc1ETy JoEESA1.''
hears that the Queen desires to originate sub |
scrlpuon for the purpos. OF placing II statue of !
the murdered President iu the Capitol ut Wush- |
s0eton- TX, |
.: Mr. WASHINGTON WOOD,
Eho artist who recently completed the Ruckland !
for the kcnsing,on Natural History
Museum and also the bust Of Dean Stanley, has
lead President, from which repiicas In terra
:ot:a will be produced.
An ENGLISH TITLED LADY
Erifes: '' We are so gricved to hear of the death
# President Garfield! Lam visiting Lady w,
mother Of tho Duke Of W. We have, ever |
ince the dreadful deed was done, watched the
medical reports with such interest that VIC now
eel, in the death Of Gen. Garfield, rs II we had
ost d relation
THE POETS
ave contributed largely their eu1oeies on tho
cnth Of tho President. Ashton DiIke's paper |
ontAin5 poem OF thirteen stauxas entitled lin !
1culoT!au1,' begincing:
0f a'l Of the earth ls revcrent sorrow shoae;
An .b:e man belongs III every cline.
TIE BISHOP OF LIVERPOOL,
l his letter to Packard. American Consul, says:
If it had heen possible I should havo felt |
ccular pleasure in publicly testifyin9 my deep !
Inpathy with your couutrymen under tho !
oavy ai,lictioa which it has pleased God to send
scm. Since my absence from home made my ! !
ttendance at the meotns impossible, ask you
accept this expression OF true sympathy, aud ;
believe that no one feels more sincere interest
everything affecting the welfare Of your great
1uon than the Bishop Of Liverpool"
RESIDENT +AKrilUES INAUGURAL ADDRESS
assuming the Presidency is worry fayorably i
upun. { {
THE "T1MEs,"
mining up the events OF the week, says: I {
Suc!i spectacle has never before been pre- | .
nted rs tho mourning with which the whole t
vflized word is honoring tho ln1o President t
1rfcid. Emperors and Kings, Senatcs aud y
|nis1ors are, In spirit, his pall-bearers; but = =
cir peoples, from the highest to the lowest, ! g
nin to he equally visible and audible as Bor- b
wing nssistants-'' c
IT IS TO Re NOTED
proof Of the latter assertion Of the Times, n
at it wns suggested yesterday to Mr.. H:rt- b
site. Secretary oc the Operative Cotton Spin :
rs Union. that there should be a cessation of :,
'rk Nonuuy in the Lancashire mills, but he | u
cided thlt there would NOT be time to make | f
e arrangements.
EsiI>E>;r ENGL1sHsiEN. u
cardinal Manning. tho Duke Of Cambridge, { II
of the British forces, and q
Frederick Leighton. President of the Royal =, =.
ademf, called au 3itnister Lowell todAy to ex- n,
.ss their condolences upon the death Of Pres |
Mt Gurtield. q;
THE SATURDAY REVIEW" ~
9: *'The Queens order for Court mourning NJ
tho late President Garfield rightly in:erprets b;
feeling Of the people, who are thoroughly In de
nest 1t wonu be reyyetabe if Guteau es- e. a.
bed the punishment which, 1nure than any ! Ia
er, represents lhe general horrur at au Atro-f ht
u5 crime" ";
TnE "srEcTAToE" AGAIN ~ ~,
z: "The week bus heen saddened for all | be
men. The Queens unprere- ! by
ted act in ordering mournins for neither ,a oa
'vereigu reiutivc. precisely expressed i,
universal feeling that all Eng!ish,uau. who ub
in tho pince Of King, and worthy to rank
b ktnss, had passet. away 1t IS not an rxag- +
alton to say that, Of the s3,000,030
pie who now think in English, there Il,
not fifty who would not have git
le some sacrifice to aid the late President In At
struggle for life. This fact may YET affect | ,go
history ct the wc..I. All Englishncn arc 6h,