Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25


 dHnOt altered. Dr. Bliss took charge of tle sk5bullet and sealed it for preservation
 allntll the courts should require its pro
 4duetlon- The State of New Jersey has lSsued permit tor the removal of she tEbOdy.
 iE The Funeral. OH LoNG BRANCH, September 2q.-1Tae- lE iNeagh says the corpse will leave for ' os9WashingtOn on Wednesday: he in state II in the ROtunda of the Capitol on Thurs lf day; leave for Cleveland on Friday. ss iwhere the funeral will be held on Mon -sSday, and the remains inferred in Lake 1E View Cemetery in that city at the Pres sldent's request. An autopsy will be held ly this afternoon
 's ea-aslds Mother 't5 CLEVELAND, Ohio. September sf.-A | Leader special from SOion says the E mother of Garfield gave wsy for some
 Hninutes to uncontrolled grIef when she
 Bread the dispatch saying her sons spirit
 Iad passed sway, then said: "TO-mor-
 ow VIII be eighty years old, but l will f}aot see the beginning of another year. Rfi amos IS gone, 1 shall not be long after Ehim.' Subsequently she repeated with f'obs; "He is gone. Oh cannot have ks SO. vSNFhen the paper arrived she read ssFlth bss1dod eyes and breaking heart. h E motion. Mir. Larrabee said "One thing gave her grea! comfort, James A. Gar ield was sincere and earnest Chrisuan k if ever there was onc.' F The Appearance of tho Dead. N NEW YORK, September q. The Posts Long Branch special says: The Presi-- { Tents left hand is laid across his breast titer the manner he had iu life Thiswas E lone In order to make bis resemblance as inear Co life as possible. Nobody will be s allowed ts enter the death chamber. S4which has been put in order as it was eivheD the President was brought 70 Elbe-
 3ron. The body is SO greatly shrunken ; hat artificial means had Co 6e yeSorted sito 10 give the clothes the appearance of ,i1iting- In addition the natural shrinking
 ftrOm his illness the operation conuectel < with autopsy, has left the body in even enpre emaciated state. A plaster east was ! taken of his face yesterday ss well as of
 shis right hand. In taking the
 Beast of the hand it was '3sOmewhat diseolored so this hand will
 SnOt be seen. The effect of oil used uu- aOn his face prior to the taking oG the Feast, distigured the features somewhat sand slightly altered the color of the face , 50 the appearance Is much less natural
 even than 1t was just after death \ The massive head and large bones sshow prominently the cheeks are fallen Fin. The beard has been SO arranged sabout the parotid gland SO as to conceal sthat scar, and the arrangements made 5abOUt the pillow are such as tO further sconceal the swelling whlci sap1EI--say 4 shis life.
 3 The undertaken says in his opinion it will not be safe to expose the body after 5t leaves here. The effects of the fluid sIn embalmIng are such as to have al- iready hardened the features. A number iof journalists who have been so closely swatching the Presidents case all these iweary weeks were given the opportunity For the first view of the body. War Department Orders WAsHISGTON, September 20.-The War I Department will tomorrow issue m or der that every military post, station, fort iand arsenal shall go into mourning for sthirty days, and that all expenses of or- isenal mourning Observances will be paid iby the government; that General Sher- iman will have charge of the general con- 3duct of the Presidents funeral and ail ' lmatters relating thereto; that a state
 ment be prepared and published giving the date of the funeral. the hour that the remains and cOrtege will leave Washing ton, time of arrival at each station eu lroute to Cleveland and precise moment lthat every stop will be made en route: that all flags be at half mast and kept stiay r,,r uf,s ,s-J- ~t'-- -l-s Al-A l-,t t----- ling the day at intervals of One-half hour from the rising to the setting of the sun, l and at the close of every day an addi- 3tional salute of thirty-eight guns. Army officers shall wear mourning SIX months. Another order issues from the War De lpartment tomorrow morning ann0unc- ing to the army the death of the Presi- ldent and that Arthur has been sworn In saccOrding to law and IS now President land COmmander-n-chief of the army. ! The Presidents remains, accompanied iDy tfhe fa12ily, Cabinet, friends and es- 3cort will reach here tomorrow mornmg. The rotunda the capitol will be draped tin mOurniGsas- -'e White House is be- ing prepared for e-~e- reception or the remains. Chandeliers Se removed from each room and catafalqi,c-.-e belng erected. It IS intended to lay the-------= mains in state at the White House. Everything will be in readiness. The guard of honor will consist of nine gen .eral officers of the army, nine of the navy, nine below the rank of Chaplain land 29 picked men of the army. From the porch of the White House a canopy ,of black has been erected, extending Go leach room.
 The Location Of the Bullet ELBERox, September 2l-Thc ball was found in the region of the heart. lt
 is stated on good authority that the de- lyelOpments Jf the autopsy show that
 leath inevitable and the Presidents life
 was only sustained by most excellent
 nourishmect and constant care. Matters at Long Branch
 NEW YORK, Sept. 20-The Tribuuct~ 'ElberOn special says that on the arrival of Arthur a very few so Tar forgot the
 proprieties of the occasion as to throw their hats in the air and wave him sa- lute. After the session of the cabinet,
 President Arthur paid visit of cuuc0l- ence tu Mrs Garfield. The meeting is described as very affecting and the Pres ident was overcome with emotion. Of the appearance of the President after death, Benedict, the undertaken, said the
 face had a hfehke appearance, there was
 nO look of pain upon 1t. He looked just
 as if he had fallen quietly asleep. IT he suffered extreme pain his sulfering5
 must have been short. His form is
 greatly wasted, but 1t is not skeleton 'by any means The President will be
 dressed in the same suit of clothes LC
 wore in delivering his inauguration ad- |lItbHs NllLi tue tAftilLlpll tL t HuAi bl 1aA-
 stockings knit for him by his mother
 and lately received. A coffin six feet
 three inches long. covered with black |closh, with velvet mOuldings, hgnIe5 land thumb screws of solid silver.C The 'cofiin plate is of silver, and the inscrip- |tion, written by Atty-Gen. AacVegrh. ls as follows: James Abraham Gar field, born Nov 19, 1881, died President |of the United States, Sept. 19, 1881. Desperado Killed LAS VEGAS, September 19-ThOmas Duffy, a notorious desperadO, while at- Tempting to escape from jail, was shot 'and killed by the guard. Calling for Aid. DETROIT, September 11.-The Govern lor has issued a proclamation to the peO- pie of the United States. urging upon their attention the needs of 15OOJ home less and destitute sufferers by the re- ,cent fires the vast amount of territory burned over The case really seems to Doe desperate and to call for aid and generous efforts from every citizen in lthe country.
 A Washington dispatch of September i20. says no information as to when Pres lident Arthur will arrive, but private dis patches state that he will arrive hereNt9- might There are various rumors about 3the purposes of the incoming admiuis- itration, but high officials who are close