The Republican journal., 1881-09-22

Der of small fragments of the bone into the ada
Icent soft parts, and lodging just below the pan
creas about two inches and half to the left of the
ksplne and behind the pertoneum where it had be
come completely encysted. The immediate cause
of death was secondary hemorrhage from one of
. the arteries adjoining the Track of the bali
The blood rupturing tho pertoIenm nearly IA
pint escaped into the abdominal cavity This hem
orrhage is believed to have been the cause of the
ysevere pain in the lower part Of the chest com
planned OF just before death Au abScess cavity six
Slnches by four in dimensions, found i'll the vi
5cinity OF the gall bladder, between the liver and
the transverse colon, which were strongly inter
Iadherent. 1t did not involve the substance Of the
liver, and no communication was found between
lit and the wound
The long suppurating channel extended from the
external wound between the lOin muscles and the
fright kidney, almost TO the right groin This
channel now known to be due to the burrowng of
: pus from the wound, supposed during life, to
have been the track Of the ball On an cXamiua
,uon of the organs of the chest evidences OF severe
bronchitis were found on the sides, with hr0nchO
pneumonia Of the lower portions of the right lung
land though to much less extent of the left The
4ungs contained no assesses and the heart no eliot
The liver was enlarged and fatty bat free from
sabScesSeS nor were any found in any other organ
Except the left kidney, which contained near It's
ssurtace small abscess, about one third Of an inch
ui'lo'ei. III reviewing til' hiStoty oi ih' case
u! WI au'oPS y cSIuehl ln't the
Fractured spongy tissue OF the vertabrr furnished
Ia sufficient explanation of the septic condition
Nv hlch ey sted
ID W Bliss
j X BARNES,
/ j. J WoonwARp
ROBERT RENErRN
FRANK II UAMlLloN,
u II AYES AGNEW.
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ARRANGEMENTS foE rHE FUNERAL
Lone nr,x,.u San. 9o NINA f,,j,,,,,.,,,r,..,.
1ments for hn fnnerai s,,y,.as Lavc hnaa ,r,i. H.
the Cabinet an az, ,ly,,, ~ ,r,.s ,i,, IN
Norma OF thp Dnhlic.
The remains Of the late President VIII hn re
emoved to Washington by ,peoial train Wrdnpsd,v
iSept 2lst LEAVING ElbnTnn ut 10 =, n md rr,nH
linz Washington AT IL natacb,nnnts from, m.
IL army and from the Marines nl The Havy ,yiiI
sbe in attendance ON the arrival Al WASHINGTON ia
aperform escort dntv The remains ,yiII Ii. in
State in the rotlnda Of tho CanitnI TInr. Inv and
Friday ana he Guarded In, lat,ntntinns tr,, thn
Executive Deuarttnnut and In. III. ,t1;,.,r. ~ tt
sSenate alt House of RrpreseDtatiyes
R4li,r,nus cara,o,,,i.s triil +, l.ort.ni i AK ~
3tunda at three O'clock Friday afternoon nId Al
live the remains viii he sti.rrrI f., ma neral
lear and be removed ia Cleveland tiAio via ihr
zpenpsylyani4 rnaJ nrr,yint tlr ,t,,r a., !, t,,,I
IT, NJ In Cleveland tba rn,nain. ,yiI H.. iu .t,t.
anti Monday at twor NJ and be then inferred in
AXE View Cemetery No crre,;,,r,ias ara IN x,,,1t-
He'd in the cities and towus aIonr the roIito nt ,
funeral train beyond the tolIln., orbalI. Dr1ilnd
arrangements for the final seuulrr are al
Ito the Inunicinal .rthoritiul ,t Ia,..InnJ Igo -.
(Signed} JANE, & Br,INt
Secretary. nr Staf.
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