Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
The Observation-Disclosures Among the
Medical Profession. &c, &C.

E!bertoo, n. j., at Gas o'clock Saturday wen
ing, having been delayed at Bowie b. the
liking Of The engin', which had b,rn bring.
ing her at sixty miles per hour srco!sI
engine rs 10 be s:Dt Gu. from Wa.hiostcu to
bring BET 10.
Mrs. Garfield on her journey was tcoompa-
nitd By Mrs. R5tk1l. her d.rghters. aid NJ,
Swain. The train was spttiil, apd consisted
Of two passenger cotchas. During tho tip lrcrl
Baltimore 10 WasLirs;on Mrs. Garfield ard
party were ut iEes very Duoh Effected, aId
| their sobS were soul reaotra;iu:.
Mrs Garfield Grst heard OF the stcoioS q!
| sbort 10 minutes alter 10 o'clock Oh Saturday
| nornirg. |; was aurcu:c:d 10 her BY Gen.
Swain, who camo doRa s!aiIs pale AID agtatc
alter Ills distressing interview. What she said
was only kaoEn to the fJI who stood around
her, but General Swain replied when deans of
pcIsons asked him how the lady bore it that
she stood tho ordts! witbou. siuglo outcry.
The rows reached her under 70 triiaely crcum.
Stances aLd tho worst effects might have been
Justly spprchanded. l: came at o line waen
Mrs Galfeid was barely convalcsc,nt from a
ssVtro illness and 10 en- hour Sheu she was
look!ug forward with pleasant aoticipa,ion TO a
meeting with the President. She was waiiog
Tor the train which would convey her 10 Jc, sew
Civ, tie place OF meeting.
General Grant drove to tie i beroa unac.
c)npsLi,d and obtained 60 iateryiew with tho
Presidents wife. When be came down stairs
be s''pped for moment to speak wi;h alrtup
Of gtu't,uep. Tho General said that he was
| astosI-he:. at the frmness and courag, dis
p'aytd by Mrs. Garfield, lie was very much
moved himself, and said that ho o,uld not un-
deEs,sId hoV such thing ctuli happen 10
Aucrca. lilo surnised that it WIS the work
CT either 60 lDSsDc man or a rihlist; and "if
it was nlhilists,' be added With determine.
tioo, 1T 10 time that this country suppressed
Llhisn.'
Mrs. Blaine went 10 the denot to meet Mrs.
Garfield. She vas also met V the President
eldest SOD, Harry, and the mao,iue OF the
ttt1!c:cd parties vas touching. Young Garfield
re!ral1ed from teliog his mother tho uaturo Of
the Injury of bis father. bu! hastily putting tho
party ioio the carriage hs mounted Inc box and
bad it driven rapidly home. Whom Mrs. Gar.
isid csmc past the Riggs House aud for tho
frat time bebeld tho immense tbropg gathered
areuad. al asby Whlteness ovcr.pread her face
and she convulslvoy passed her bands across
hu t.rehtad. She kept her eyes rivetcd on
thu White House Until she had passed within
the Ga'ts. tho vast crowd urcoveriug their
heads 10 recognition. Mrs. Garfield was OF
tired 10 dark dris, AMI looked veiy much
worried. Her tsco Was flushed and her gait
u1s eadg. AS she stepped out of the carriage
Mrs. JaUes caught her 10 Der arms and kissed
h'r Harry came to bis mothers side and vtr7
toudelIy put his arm around her neck, while
Mrs. j .nts lifted the SICK lsdy's arm srouud
her OVID peck. aDd between Harry and Mr..
james tic Presidents w!lo proceeded up the
siaiIw.y OF tho southern entrance.
The ucoIipg between tho President and biz
wife was very affecting. She threw her arms
bround his Deck and kissed him tendery. She
here Up wonderfully under tho circumstances.
SIC whispered words of encouragement, and
did DOT for moment chow thst she knew CT
the lmreE6Eg crisis. At us 2. Nj. tho
Wcu5ded man Was perfectly conscious, srd
| talked az freely as no was permitted by his
phJslcl.D Ho Inquired s;vtr4 times what
! were bis chsrc,s OF recovery, and talked Of the
subIec: as though il was somebody else wac
Sas suiieii6G.
Mr5. Garfield, although sill weak from her
rtcsn t i!lrcss, behaved, with courag aud sell:
! cooIol tquel to those CT her husband Not
| oc'J has the not given sway to terror and glef,
but ths Las been constantly by the President
side. c. oourasl1g him and giving efficient aid
so Tar 81 1t has been 10 her power 10 the attend
log pl y,IclsDs.
Charles julius Guitcau, is g Cauaiias
Freedman by birth, and halls f.om Chicago
He cane TO Washington III February last and
han rtDai6td, engaged. CO iS supposed 10 40
n fLc n,olr
States Coosul to Marssiea, France. La en-.
pearnIoo ho is mno sbont thirty years of bge,
aud is supposed 10 be CT French decent. His
hcisnt is abou! iGa feet ivo inches. liz has
sandy complexion oud is slight, weighing not
more than l25 pounds. He wears mustacho
spd slight chin Whiskers, slightly tinged with
gray. His sraken cao:ks sDd widely separated
eyes g!fc tim su!len appearance. When
iakeu to jill tho tJloHips convsrsaio, took
place On The wy GU:
Mr. McEi!:esh sst-"Whero ore you iron?"
Il sm o native born Amo.io1r; born 10 CHI
ego"
WHY dil yGu do ,his?" a:kcd the ofh,er.
Il did il TO save the REPUBLICAN party"
W hnh is your politics.
u asn s:a'Ysrt among tho sswars. Win
Galtied GU: II the Wsy We clu carry sill Tie
Northtrn S.a'es, ed with him 10 tho way so
can't carrg single oEo. Who arc YOU"
"A detective ch.cr Of this department"
~ on ssck to lie and have nc put 10 !he
third starr trent at tho all. General Sherasu
is ccu10g down to tako cargo, Arthur and all
these men ere my triaodl. aud LII have yiu
msto Chief Ct HuI;ce When sou got back to
the poi,e you vi had that lett two bundles
Of papers q: tbs news stand, which will xplau
ALL
is there az, t0jg ,i.o vi yea 10 this 10 At
tel?'
MT !i,i9g sou; uooseu pa!ed til hing
fer the last ieg w?cks.'
"a rcscblng the all The people there did cot
sEen TO kuo| spythloG abcu: the as ,ssiostiop,
aud when inside the door Mr.. Russ the deputy
warden. salj, This MAJ hiss bscn here before"
The detective then asked, Have sou ever been
here bsfor,?' lie replied. NO sir"
well. the Dsiu.y WardaG Stems to idanir,
you " said tie officer.
Yes. " replied Gujtccu, was down hero
last Saturday morning AID waited them to let
me look through, ard they told NC that c,uld
not, out to como 90 Monday.