Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-30
9TH Extra.
RESULT OF THE AUTOPSY.
GUITEAU'S BRAIN EXAMINED.
II Is FOUND TO BE IN A NORMAL STATE.
THE HEART AND OTHER ORGANS IN
GOOD CONDITION.
A HEALTHY MIND IN A HEALTHY BODY.
IT Is FOUND TO Be IN A NORMAL STATE.


Inc scene I'm the Jail ChaDe1.
$50 p. m--Dr Bliss and his son arrived at the
jail at halfpast three o'clock and joined the ply
sicians engaged in making the autopsy. A re-
porter of THE STAR was the only newspaper man
admitted to the chapel where the body
was being dissected. The chapel Is
spacious apartment devoid of furnishings, save
few benches and tables The comm was placed
upon bench. and the body was removed, and after
having been stripped was laid upon table. Scales
and other appliances for examining the different
parts OF the body were placed about on the tables
The operations OF the three surgeons engaged in
the autopsy were watched with the greatest inter-
est Dy the others who Gro wded about the table
What Was Disclosed by the Autopsy.
After the examination OF the eyes, the brain was
removed and inspected. Then the body was cut
open and thorough and complete examination
made, with the view OF determining all the physi-
illogical facts that could be of interest in connec-
tlon with the case. The brain was found to be in
normal condition. and weighed 40 ounces. The
heart weighed little over nine ounces and was in
healthy condition, as were all the other in
ternal organs.
tiuiteau's Brain and Physical Devel-
Opment Perfect.
The autopsy was adjourned at 1885,
The brain was taken to the Medical
Museum, where it will be photographed and
more minute examination made OF it this even
Ing. The general opinion of the physicians seems
was perfect
Mrs. ScOville.
After her Intellectual attempt to get into the jail
Mrs. Scovile returned to the city and went to her
lodging place. 1t was understood at the jail this
morrow, when she will be permitted to view the
rem aims of her brother.
ANOTHER BOND CALI. - Secretary Folger will
probably issue bond call carly next week for con-
tinued IS included in the issue under the act of
March 3, 1863. There remain about s32 600 coo of
theSe bonds now outstanding. but one call having
0een made, amounting to SIS, 0O0 GEO. The Secretary
mas not decided what amount this call shall be for,
but 1t Is probable that it also will be for $4,000 GOO
PUBLIC DEBT.-It is estimated that the decrease
OF the public debt for the month Of June Is little
over s12, 900.
The PRESIDENT this afternoon transmitted to the
Commissioners the District appropriation bill for
Their views, and the Commissioners returned the
same without any suggestion.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-About noon to-day a
morse attached to buggy belonging to a cOlOred
man named stephen BranSOn, ran away from in
'front.' OF the Columbia buildings, and coll1ded with
SeWlnS-machlne wagon containing a young lady,
at the corner OF Az street and Louisiana avenue
the young lady had narrow escape, but the
breast and broke his leg. Mr. r. A. Ball, OF the
Humane society, was on the spot and shot the
horse.
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