The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-22

Issued card saying they share in the
general feeling of sortow, and that they
and the combinations playing with them,
have determined to give no performances
Tonight. Battery D, the we'll known
Ioeey's battery, has teen firing a salute
every half hour, all day. The council
and board took proper action.
Nashville, 20.-The Chicago delees-
ton to the Chattagnooga reunion adopIed
touching resolutions regarding the death
OF President Garfield, and referring To
General Garfeld's gallant services at
ChlckAlnangs, which anniye,sarv they
had gone to celebrate.
Detroit, 20.-Govennor Jerome has ia
sued patriotic proclamation urging that
Arthur be sustain d. AS Eroper tribute
10 Garfield himself be recommends All
stinence from work during the 6av of
funera.
Elberon, 2O.-Mrs. Garfield aecen-s
the tender of space II Lake View Gene
tsry for the Presidents grave, and will
select spot when the party arrives in
Cleveland.
Chicago. 2l.-The several Masonic
societies met tonight and decided that if
their brother, Garfield, was inferred with
Masonic Ger, monies, they would attend
in body.
Harrisburg. 20.-Half-hour guns sll
day. Simon Cameron presided at town
nc Getting.
Philsdelpbia, 20 No business was
done to-day. MacVeagh telegraphs that
the rem aims will lot stop here or else
where along the route.
Montreal, 20.-ln opening the Domin-
ion exhibition to day the lieuteD ant gov
ernor made feeling allusiUn 10 the desth
OF the President.
The POST ASoRTEN.
Elheron, 20.-The following official
bulletin was prepared at IL O'Clock to-
night by the surgeons. who have been in
attendance upon the late President: By
previous arrangement, post nortem
examination of the body Of President
Garfield was made this afternoon in the
presence and with the assistance of Drs.
Hamilton, Agnew. Bliss. Barnes, Wood
ward, Rey burn, Andrew II. Smith, Of
Elberon, and Acting Assistant Surgeon
D s. Lamb, os the army Medical Mu
scum, Washington. The operation v as
performed by DR.. Lamb. Ii WAS found
that the ball, alter fracturinx tho right
eleventh rib, had passed through the
spinal column in front OF the spinal
canal, fracturing the body at H. fret
ium bar vertebrae, driving q number f
sm ali fragments of b ne into the ada
cent soft part, and lodging at below
tie pancress, about Two II ches and a
half to the left OF the spine "A b-hiud
the peritoneum, where it hid tecume
completely enGy,ted. The ma T.
date cause OF death Was sec
ondary hemorrhage from ure of
the mesentor sr-eris. acj.ining
the track of The bail, the bloud
rupturinR the peritOniuR and nearly n
IInt escaping out the abiom nal cavity
THIS hemOrrhago Is believe TO have been
the cause OF the severe pain In tho lower
part or the ches' com piaiaed of Just be-
fore death. An abscess cavity >ix H. ches
By fur IN dimen ions was .ounf J.. The
gall bladder, between the liver anu tra, 8
verse color, which ~eEe strouplv in, ar
adherent. 1t did not involve I'M run
stance Of the liver and no com nunIca' ion
was found between II and the wound.
Along The suppuratinR channel, "xt"nded
from the external wound between the loin,
l. uscles aud right kidney. almost to the
right groin. This channel j. now know to
BE- due to the burro wing o: pus ON be
wound which was supp sed during life
have been the track of the bal On
ex animation Of the organs of the cte.t
evidences of severe bloachit were
found on both sides, with brohcho- pl.eu-
monia of the lower portions of the right
lung, and though TO much lie xtent
OF the let The lungs contained no alb
scessPs, and the heart ~ clots. The liver
was enla, ged and fatty, but free from B.
M E,t,r,n in. al a-
except the LETT kidney, which contained
one-:hird o. an inch 10 diameter. In re-
viewing the history of the case in en-
nection with the autopsy, it is quite evi
dent that different suppurating surfaces,
especially the fractured, spongy tissue OF
the vertebre, furnish sufficient explAna-
ton of the septic condition which existed.
tSigned) d. w. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES
J. J. WOODWARD,
RcBT. REYBURN,
FRANK 81. HAMILTON,
d. HAYES AGNEw,
ANDREW 81. SMITH,
D. s. LAMB.
Springfield, 20. - Secretary Lincoln
telegr apis the governor that the funeral
services will be held on Tuesday, at 2 |
pm, in Cleveland.
The governor has issued q proclama-
ton eulOgistic of Garfield. ejoicing that
God reigns and the Government at |
Washington still lives" and recon- /
the people to assemble at places /
of worship when the funeral services are |
being held in Cleveland, and hold ftting |
services. The governor sent condolences
to Mrs. Garfield, and dispatch to Arthur |
promising to maintain his administration |
in the name of the people of Illinois. |
The governor will send 100 officers of the |
state of Illinois TO the Presidents funeral. |
THE LONDON NEWS
London, 2O.-The NeVs says: After
he long, hideous illness, the slightest |
of which have been watched |
with interest and discussed with SYM
Oathy by the two continents; the Presi- |
dent of the United States has died of his |
wounds. IN this melancholy crisis all