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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
The News ~, Ford. Opera.uou.c.

Inc immense audience assembled al
'Fords last night had just dispersed when ths- CRY
sof the ncwsboy, Extra REPuBIIcAS-ltill account
Iof the death of President Garfield " startled ever,
Zone from the feeling Of hong created by the las
sadvices from Eberoh. Notwithstanding the fac
hatthe sad event had been looked for for some day.
. .he Shock was none the less sudden and severe
INSTANTLY all steps were turned In the direction Of
sthe different newspaper and telegraph offices
<Some hoped that the terrible news might be prema
Sture, and desired confirmation; Others agar
ssought for details. From every point of the com
5pass and from all distances came the throng Til,
ichlef interest conferred at THE REPUBLICAN Office
Evidence
n THE FIRST NEWS WAS GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC.
4 The scenes presented were very similar to those
4wi.nessed on the memorable I'd ofJuly, the day o
Sthe shooting. Small crowds discussed the situa
Htion and its probable consequences. At the stree
Ecorners In the corridors of the various hotels, II
Hfact wherever person who seemed likely to know
the latest" could be found, he was instantly sur
grounded and his every word was heard witt
Sgreedy attention. As was TO be expected, tn
Ssudden excitement brought out tn
Eusual number OF hot-heads who were In favor o
Christianity proceeding TO the jail and completing tn
Stragedy commenced so long ago; but, TO the credi
Kof the people, II may be said that cOlmcr counsel
kprevailed, and no such project was attempted. A
soon as 1t was definitely ascertained that tho Presi
Hdent was dead the propretor OF the leading store
33along the Avenue and Seventh street commence,
Mo drape their buildings.
a THE EXCITEMENT IN GEORGETOWN
WAS even greater than in the city. The create
portion of the residents Of that quiet burg had al
larcady retired for the night, when they were star
ked from their sleep by the shrll cry of the news
4boy. Many at once came over to the city for II
aother apparent purpose than to be moving. Tn
Tcrowds kept the streets lively until an early hOu
tthis morning, There was no disturbance Of an
gkind, Notwithstanding the excitement
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
CASE OF MlpsHiPMAN COOPER.
Autopsy showing the Condition of In
Various Organs Aner Death.

Yesterday the case ofCadet Midshipman
Cooper was referred to in THE REPUBLICAN, and a
Sbref history Of the steady progress toward decay
'iiwas given. With view to comparison with what
lmay be the result in the Presidents case which
CLOSELY resembles in It's various stages that
3of Cadet Cooper, the official report
aof the autopsy in the latter case
Wis herewith presented Qmentum attenuated and
5ahhcrent here and there to the intcstines. The
apertoncal adhcsions were in connection chiefly
with the solid viscera. The peritonea cavity con.
dtaned no fluid That portion of the peri
5toncum covering the cGcum and lining
1.-THE lilac fossa OF the corresponding side
was Of dark slate color Spleen
3anpmic-weight two and onc-half ounces
sIt was adherent to the ncighborng particles.
yKidneys bound down by dense membrane OF
sthickened perioneum, to which their upper sur
faces were adhercnt, the right kidney surrounded
aby an abscess, communicating with an abscess In
/ lhe groin. The pelvis Of each kidney contained
concretions In abundance, and the right organ was
3dstcnded with pus. Weight of LEFT kidney, three
Sounces; weight of right kidney, four ounces.
sThe abscess within had no communica-
ftion with that outside of the kidney.
aBladdcr contracted; Its mucous membrane soft
Eened and somewhat Redeemed; contained small
1amount of pus. Stomach and small in,esires nor.
Amal except the end Of the ilcum, which presented
atcstine contained masses Of fecal matter. Tn,
I5cmcum contained u small quantity off us. Its mu.
i focus membrane was OF slate color and softened
3rhere was no communication with the ncighbor-
Cling abscess. Asm lporton of the ascending colon
aabovc the cacum presented the same appearance
! as the latter The vermlform appendix was free
4 from this appearance. Liver firmly united 10 the
Sdiaphrngm by peritoncal adhcsions. Weight, 3
Spounds ounces; length, inches; breadth, ~
AInches thickness, "a inches. The absGess in
zthe groin involved HE iliacus internus
amuscle, which Was partially destroyed II
Twas situated between the remains of this
awHscle and the innominate bone, aud
Hfts ramifcations extended to the peri-nephritiC
9absccsses described above; into the psoas muscle
Has high as the diaphragm to the spine, which
Acould be felt dcnudcd In the situation Of the fitth
umber vertebra, aud into the pelvis on the CORE.
Asponding side On opening the chest the left lung
ldwas found more contracted than the right. Firm
|1pleurtio adhesons oil the right side Left lung
eanormNl; weight, eight ounces, Right lungs In
Iferior lobe consolidated; weight eighteen ounces
lPerlcardium, normal. Walls fheart thinner thar
Unnatural. Otherwise the organ was normal; weight
tanye ounces
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20

The report having been freely circu-
Hated throughout yesterday afternoon that the
President was dead and that Guiteau had been
secretly withdrawn from the Jail, REPUBLICAN
reporter was detailed % ascertain the truth of
these rumors, no Official information having been
{reccived from Long Branch. General Sherman
twas first interviewed at his residence on Fiji.
iteenth street, and in answer to the reporters
sintcrrogatories stated that he had at thai
Shour 600 p. my received no notification of the
Presidents death, and that he believed IL would
abe known here five minutes after the death hap
opened. "ln fact" said the General, 1--WE shal
kknow There almost rs soon as It is known at Tho
West End Hotel" The General also stated that the
9prisoner was safe in the Jail. From General Sher-
imam the reporter went to the navy yard, II having
3been reported that Guitcau
HAD BEEN PLACED on BOARD MONITOR.
Everything was quiet around the navy-yard, nc
undue excitement being visible. Lieutenant W. II.
webb, in command of the Wyandote, stated thai
lGuiteau was certainly not there to his knowledge
land that he should probably know It If he had
been brought down. The arsenal was next Wis.
jttS: Except the guard on duty nobody
was VISIBLE, the officer of the day having retired
tThe sergeant Of the guard received the sad new,
4by telephone, and Immediately communicated II
ITO General Ayres and iater to the adutant of the
spost. With the exception OF these two officers
,inobody else knew Of it. A telephone order wa
ssent to the officer commanding the troops al TIT
ajail to
TAKE ALL NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS
5and to keep careful lookout, but no extra troop
xwcre sent out, the force now there being consid
;gyered amply sufficient for all purposes. Captain
SThomGson, Of the Union Veteran Corps, tele
Sphoned to General Ayres offering the services o
Shs command fthey should be required, but wa
Uniformed that his services were not requires
Cat present. II seems that the compan
Ygoing out to relieve the Jail yesterda
governing marched up Four ahd-a. half street b
Ethe Avenue This gave rise to the impression tha
lsSan extra company had been sent ont to the jail
xbut this was q mistake The men marched on
tssimply because the horses which they have bee
accustomed to use in the wagons belonged to tn
4artillery battery, which has left tor Yorktown.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
CAPITAL JoTTINGS.

SENATOR INGALLS,, of Kansas, is in the
scity.
Ex-GovERNoR b. GRAFT BRowN, of Mis-
isouri, smiled for Europe on Saturday.
Hon. JOHN A. KAssoN will speak al
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on the ID instant.
COLONEL Ton MURPHY, of New York was
jn the city yesterday, and left for Long Branch las
anight.
NJ. DE BILLIE, the Danish Minister, and
mime, de Bile, Of Copenhagen, Denmark are at III,
Briggs House.
IT is stated that Tom Murphy intends t.
Srun for Congress In Fernando Woods district IL
New Sork-and win.
Hon. A. c. HARMER has returned from
HBrgantne Beach, where he has been spending
Athe summer with his family.
COLONEL Robert N. scoTT, in charge Of
5lhe War Record Once, who attended the funeral O
kGeneral Burnside, returned TO the city yesterday
Il CHALMERS says there is no danger of {
HBourbon defeat in Mississippi. He has implied
aiaith, doubtless, In the contingent abilities o
ibis party.
GOVERNOR HAMILTON now ownsin Wash
Sington County, Virginia. about 100 acres of land
athe greatest portion of which is In the highest stat
Hof cultivation,
A Mrs. EUGENE HALE has given her checl
gfor $3.50 III aid Of the Michigan fire sufferers AM
Eher mother, widow of the late Senator Chandler
AanOlher for $500,
n Dir, BoYNToN was in the city last Wed
Enesday for a few hours, and stopped at the resi-
fdence Of his old friend and tutor, Dr. Beckwith oi
Hl street northwest, near Fourteenth street.
A SECRETARY BLAINE's face is unchanged
lin its expression of force and aCutenesS, but hi
chair and whiskers have whtened so rapidly dur
hing the past summer that he looks much older.
4 Hon. WILLIAM h, MOORE, Republican
Representative Of the Memphis district in Congress
awho has been spending some time at Long Brancl
with his wife, lelt for his home In Memphis yester
tday,
4 Mr.. JAY STONE, stenographer and act
Ming private secretary to the Secretary of War, lei
3for Long Branch yesterday at two p, m, In obedi
Nepce to telegraphic summons from seereIar
Hllncoln.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
THE DEAD PRESIDENT.

Dead! The PRESIDENT Aye, and murdered, too,
lThe vilest deed that Hendlsh hate could do
Hath laid him lowl Tho President Is deadi
Ia Nation, horror stricken, bows its headl
IAnd like TO him, o'ercome by poignant grief
Finds no expression for the hearts relief.
Ives, he is deadl He, who to lofliest rise
iOf Fame's high summit toiled beneath the eyes
'Of watching millionsi whose success was won
'By earnest, honest work-lifc's labor done
Now lies envelOped In sweet renose,
Though horrors dark presaged llies evenings clos
Words are but feeble things at best They grow
ITOo weak 10 sound the lowest depths OF woe,
Fen when Nation mourns It's heavy loss;
But when affections gold is turned TO dross,
sAhi then what language can express the thought
fof them that suher thus what death hath wrought
\ But yesterday man-nOw llfeless clayl
4 But yesterday the PRESIDENT To-day
lie fills niche In Fames historic hall,
And In those hearts that loved him. rms ~ ALI
Urls all; but yet enoughi for none are len
ITO hate. with one accord, like those beren
lOfnear and dear ones, all the people bow
And bind tho cypress on his stricken brow
~ s. Slater
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
THE PHYSICIANS HERE.
Doctors Reyburn, Rarnes, ana woodward
Photographed For.

A reporter called on DIR. Robert Rey-
burn soon after midnight this morning and found
him with General Charles II. Crane, Assistant
Surgeon General, United States army, General
iCrane had received n telegram from Private Sec.
lretary Brown asking that Surgeon General Barnes
Sturgeon Woodward and Dr. Reyburn should
proceed TO Eiberon at once to be present and assis
lat the autopsy, which will be made to-day. DR.
lReyburn was much hurried, but while waiting fol
ibis carriage TO drive him to the depot talked briefly
with the reporter. He said that he was very much
ddslnclined to talk of the case, as II was very
delicate subject with him. lie could not talk nov
of anything in the case, but when its full history
us published 1t viii present one Of the mos
3wondcrml instances of nerve and phys
Heal endurance that the world has cyei
known, He declined at the time to even say any
lthing about the scenes or incidents OF the sicl
room while he was stll connected with the casS
dThe removal did not haste the Presidents death
zhe thought, but had postponed II; II was almost
certainty as long ago as the time that the roubl,
with the parOtid gland developed that there ex.
listed almost no chance of recovery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
DIR. BLISS, DIAGNOSIS.
rhe Physician In Charge or. the Case
Tells All About IL.

4 ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. 19.--Dr. Bliss this
smorning dictated the following the diagnosis Of
Ethe Presidents case AMER he was wounded the
limited area Of traumotic trouble in the lower
portion Of the lobe Of the right lung found due
ITO hypmstatic congestion This was caused by
proximity to the innamed diaphragm perforated
kby the bullet, the Inflammation being aggravated
4by nearness to the fractured rib. This congestion
dincreascd in intensity, though not in area owing
Ito the long. continued recumbcnt position OF the
8patient There was no difficulty in breathing and
1no cough at that time, nor until the parotid
Niroubles. When the latter became aggravated the
dpus from the gland found Its way into the mouth
dhnd the coughing efforts 10 throw II OF being DIM
Hcut and continuous, induced an inflammation OF
sthe
NucUs MEMBRANE OF THE MOUTH
4 The pus continuing to cause this cough, the in;
EXAMINATION extended to the throat, then to tho
flaryux, and thence TO the bronchial tubes down.
4ward This Inflammation naturally extended Ia
sthe right, because the patient nearly all the time
tay on that side, and when IL reached the neigh.
gborhood Of the afflicted lung 1t became naturally
aggravated. During all this time the septic condi.
Elton of the blood was doing its work, and when
Sthe lung and bronchial affections at last met they
tfound deronged and cnfecblcd system ut q very
glow grade. Still the blood LESSONS all repair
Dug at this time The conjunction of the two In.
Examinations came at the best opportunity for the
dissemination of the combined activities of each
Sand there was
81 SPREADING OF THE UNITED TRouBLEs
sThe healing OF the LESSONS was stopped Mt about
Athis time, aud the repairing process was arrested
eve do not know yet If the result has been a dc.
Xpost of pus in the lungs any pus is now IN the
Alright lung tits not indicated and the deposit mus
yhave occurred within the past three or four days
$rhe amount would be extremely small II thcr,
&was not innutritlon the patient would be able Il
yrcsist the operation OF all these causes even yet
i2But there is innutrilion. The healing process II
tgstopped. The blood cannot furnish the constitu
Rents OF repair, and there is nothing to build ON MOI
scvcn to support what vitality is still left aud tina
Sis being continually drawn upon and diminished
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
LAST BULLETINS,
what the Doctors said OF the Case on IN
Day or ills Denth.

4 ELBERoN, Sept. 10, 8 a. m.-The condition
Sof the President this morning continues mnfavor.
gable Shortly after the issue of the evening bullc.
Stin he had u chill, lasting fifteen minutes. The
efebrile rise following continued until midnight
Iduring which time the pulse ranged from III t.
RICO The sweating that followed was quite pro-
Muse. The cough which was troublesome during
Ethe chill, gave him but little annoyance the re.
S,muinder of the night This morning at eight
20. M the temperature $3.50; pulse, 100 and fee.
Eble; respiration, %. At haf.past eight n. IN. an
Sother chill came on, on account of which tho
lsdressing was temporarily postponed. bulletin
twill be issued at half past twelve p. m. tSigneU
sby Drs. Bliss and Agnew.l
a ELBERoN, 1890 p. m.-The chill from which the
EPresldent was suffering ut the time the morning
Abul!etin was issued lasted about fifteen minutes
and was followed by febrie rise of temperature and
sAsweating. He has slept much Of the time but hi'
8gencral condition has not materially changed
since. Temperature, $3.50 pulse, 104 respiration
NO. tSlgned by Drs Bliss and Agnewl
n ELBERoN, p. m,-Though the gravity of the
NPrcsidcnts condition continues, there has been nc
Saggravatiou ofsymptoms since the noon bulletin
Swas issued. lie has slept most Of the time, cough
Hing but little and with case. The sputa remains
3unchanged. A sufficient amount of nourlshmen
Mas been taken and retained Temperature, $50
spulse, iO2; respiration, IS. [signed by Drs. Bliss
syHamilton, and Agnew.l
q ELBERoS, Sept. 10, 10 a. m.
iiVice- President CHESTER A. ARTHUR, New York;
q II is impossible to conceal from ourselves that
8the President Is rapidly growing worse. The two
Schills occurring within fourteen hours, warn us
Ito be prepared for any afiiiction with which God
lin His mercy may afIlict u.s. MAcVEAGH.
n ELBERoN, $40 p m.-Thc President rested quietly
ddurng the afternoon. Doctor Boynton is now out
Sriding, which appears as a good indication thai
xthere is noimmcdiato danger DIR. Boynton said
1before leaving that If there was any change it wa.
3slightly for the better. Doctor Hamilton has jus
darriyed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20

REGISTER OF THE TREASURY BRUCE left
1the city on Saturday, and on Tuesday night will
speak at ChillicOthe, Ohio, Mr. Bruce will speal
at various other places until The close OF the cam
lpaign in Ohio.
WILLIAM +. MATTHEWS, who has been
discharged from the Post. Office Department with
I. out any charge against him, "Iust merely to re
sduce the force you know" was the first colore(
tcerk appointed there. This was twelve years ago
kThe ACtimg Postmaster. General informed MIR
fMatthews yesterday that there was no reelection
supon his integrity In issuing the order terminating
lhls connection With the office, Democrats
LBouI bon Is TO be appointed in his place,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
NE WENT HACK M0URNFULLY
- -
The News I'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-The dispatches
from Elberon to-day led to the most intense anxiety
IN anticipation of the death of the President, and
s,ut>the city. From an early hour in the morn.
Hug until evening the bulletin boards at al
The newspaper offices had been thronged with
people, but before nine o'clock most of them had
dispersed under the impression that the President
3would linger through another night. At 1885 In
,Cllgcncc Ofthe death ofthc illustrious sufferer wn
,rcceivcd through the Associated Press aud were a
lonce buletned at oil the newspaper Offices The
great bell ut tile city hall and the bells at all the
fire engine stations in the city toled out the sad
NEWS aud in short time thousands of people were
seen on the streets. Baltimore street yas abou
impossible in the vicinity of the newspaper office;
j Is but true to say that general feeling OF sOr
Irow pervadcd the entire mass. About midnigh
.seYernl of the papers Issued cXtras.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
The Last Bulletin TO Lowell BEFORE Death

ELDERoN, n. j., Sept. l9.-About ten
o'clock tonight the following was sent to Minister
Lowell BY Attorney General MacVeagh: THE
President had another chill of considerable
Severity this morning, which, following SO soon
jafter the chill Of last evening. left him very weak
indeed. His pulse became more frequent and
feeble than at any time since he recovered from
the immediate shock of the wound, and his gen.
1cral condition was more alarming during the day
His system has reacted to some extent, and he
passed the afternoon and evening comfortably
AT this hour he is resting quietly, and disturb
lance Is expected during the night. There has
been no gain whatever in strength, and there is
.thorCfure no decrensn of nnNlniYn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
"Tbe End Has Como,

Assistant Private Secretary o, L. Pru-
;den received a dispatch from Private Secretary
Brown at about halfpast eleven p. m, which
Tread "Thc end has come. The President died at
EiO25 n mn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20

BosToN, Sept, 10.-secretary Blaine and
,wife aud Secretary Lincoln and wife arrived IL
this city tonight and left at eleven o'clock fol
Long Branch.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
clnclnna.I "Enquirer'a" HEADLINES.

ClNCINNATI, sept. IU.-IHe IOIIOWIng II
the Cincinnati Enquirer headlines; dead !
James A. Garfeld,-Presldent of the United States
AT 1889 Last Nigh, He Passed Peacefully Away
And To-Day Flly Million of People Are in Tears
Amer Nearly Eighty Days Of Unparalleled Suffer
ing--The Second Martyr President Finds Rest IN
the GTaye-IhG Saddcst Death, Save One, In all the
Records Of 1ime.-lhG Keepers Of the House Shall
Tfcmblc, AMI The Strong Men Shall Bow Them.
lafkrnpd- BccAuEe Man GoClh to His Long Home
and Mo lTneTs 10 AhUut the Streets-lhe LAS
Rccne Uf Al, that Ends This Strange, EYentfu
Bisory-HlB Rrhyo WIFI Clumg Closer to Him a,
Ills Feet vert Down Into the Dark yallCy-NOl
InosCd Tier Hold tn Angels Cluspen Him on tho
Other sde--And NOT Btucalh the Furnace Bias
The Nation VAR the Pangs Of Ttansl0rmRtiOnW
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Corrected to May %, 1881.


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Al Phila., Bait. and way
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4Martinsburg and lIa-
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u branch ..,.,.....,,..,.,
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q Trains marked I dai
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late Prneipai OF Rosslyn seminary school begini
SCHOOL with superior facilities for French The prn
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sh0me TO six young girls. Circulars may be obtained
4nt the book stores from the prinrpnl, Hp7.1m
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Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 903
street. Only first class bath IN the city.
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Iron Bittcrs.

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
watches, jcwelry, &c. Call on or addres
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LOCAL MENTION.
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The Sliedd Isntlhs,

500 st., near Judiciary So, will occupy new batl
October !, lil7 G St., opposite Riggs House.
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Educational.

sNATIoNAL COLLEGE, OF PHARMACY
fIN The course Of lectures on Chemistry, Phnr-
Smaey Materia: Medlca, and Botany begins at r. m.
Hon THURSDAY, September 10. For tickets and
apply TO JOHN A. MILBURN. Treas
4urer, northwest corner and Eleventh streets.
n sei36t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-20
Specio[ l1otices.

nr15ys NOTICE. THE MEMDERS or TITT
~ Capital City Guard are requested 70 meet a
their armory at II o'clock a. M, III ESDAl tSeptem
sep9O Captain.