Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-24
Late kilograms.

KssIsd by sue D"csOrs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-.Th'
Chicago Times has a sensations
story that the doctors killed thu
President by bad treatment. l
says the autopsy disclosed the
wound healed, and the bullet waf
found In the intestines. The cause
Of death, according to the story
was blood poisoning, which came
from leaving clot of blood in tht
path Of the bullet, that could easily
have been removed the first day Of
two.
Fatal Expio.iOV.
CHEToPA, rs, Sept. 23.-Foul
men we're killed and q train
wrecked by the explosion of the
freight boiler on the Missouri Paci.
fic yesterday.
Ths Feeling sn Lsvsrp"Ot.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-The May.
or, in transmitting to Packard, the
American Consul, the resolutions
passed at yesterdays public meet.
ing, says: II can assure you have
never known deeper feeling to be
shown by all classes in Liverpool. u
Rsia-The Observance iu SANTA
Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Sept %
Sixty hundreths of an inch OF
rain fell yesterday. To-day is
warm and bright. Little damage
will be done to the crops.
The memorial service of Monday
will be the grandest demonstration
ever witnessed in this city. A. w.
Jackson, d. d. delivers the funeral
sermon. Judge T.. Fl. Heaeock
Is orator of the dayr
Fsraun.'s Whe~s.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The air
was much vitiated 10 the rOtuDda,
. and several persons tainted during
the evening, owing to the bad ven-
tilstiOn. EX.President Hayes
visited the White House to-day.
One of the historical pictures of a
chapter in national affairs to-day
was the presence of Senator Sher-
man and President Hayes at the
taking of the oath by Arthur,
whom they removed from the col
ectorship Of New York, two years
ago.
Tue Osbines RssiEnsas"ns mos Ac.
oepsed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-The
Cabinet to-day, through Secretary
Blaine, rendered their designations
to President Arthur at q Cabinet
meeting at the Capitol, after the
President was sworn in. The act
was accompanied byan expression
OF the warmest sentiments of per-
sonal regard, and the President was
given to understand that the mem.
bers Of the Cabinet desired only to
relieve him of all embarrassment
without regard to past political
events. The President, without
formality, said he did not desire to
accept the rendered designations,
and would esteem it personal
favor If they would continue in the
discharge of their duties. The con-
dition Of public business and SEN
sitiveness of the public mind, in
view Of the recent great national
bereavement, warranted him in
asking this indulgence at their
hands. Secretary Blaine assured
the PRESIDENT he could depend upon
them to use their best efforts to
tranQuilize the country and aid
him. In the performance of his du-
ties in the present trying circum.
stances. It is understood, how
ever, that the designations
have not been formally de-
clined or accepted, but the
Cabinet will simply continue in
the discharge of their duties until
o more suitable time arrives for the
decision OF the question Of their
retention. 1t may safely be said
that before the close of next week
o proclamat will be issued by
the President calling the Senate
in an executive session. The time
fixed will not be later than the 9Th
of October. 1t is understood that
the President was averse to call !.
ing q session, but has yielded to
the weight of Senatorial opinion
which has been fully expressed
dufing yesterday and to-day. In
declining to accept the designations
Of the Cabinet, Arthur did not com
NIT himself to anything definite.
It 10 estimated that since this
morning at least so, 900 persons Wis.,
tied the Capitol, and at late hour
tonight there was no marked dim
mutton of the number still waiting
to view the coffin containing the
remains of the dead President.
The bullet cut from the Presi-
dents body at the autopsy
was given to DIR. Bliss,
who Immediately handed 1t to pri-
vate Secretary Brown who careful.
ly wrapped the ball In sealed
package and will preserve it till
such time as 1t may be needed In
evidence at the trial of Guiteau.
The fractured vertebra is now In
the hands Of scientific men who
are preparing 1t for exhibition at
the National Medical Museum.
Arsaas asa she Osbsnes.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-To-day
the Menbers Of tho Cabinet were
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