New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
UICE-PRESiDENT WILSON.

SILL sUFTRrISG FROM THE ErFEC15 OF TIFF
ArfAcK-A RESTLESS NIGHT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE ice president passed
a very restless night. lie repeatedly pressed his
lead and heart with his right hand, and this move
mcnt was accompanied with nervous twitchings.
This morning DIS. Baxter Ashford. and Magiudar
held consultation. Mr.. Wilson had slept toiera-
bly good from until after II o'clock under the III
Auence OF bromide of pOtaSsa and morpha, followed
by hyoscyamus. D. Baxter woke him at ll:2o.
HIS pulse was then boating regularly. lie said he
felt better, and asked the doctor whether he had
not better get out of bed to which the doctor replied
he had better remain where he WAS At 1910 DR..
Baxter reported that the Vice-Pre.ident was doing
well in every way. saying he saw no iea-
sou 10 doubt that he would soon re
cover The doctor ordered him to take beef
tea and other light nourisLment, and
then left him to cali again al o'clock This after
noon at 1915 President Grant drove to the capitol
aud entered the sick room remaining about 10 mln-
utes. Dr. Baxter, speaking Of the treatment yester-
day. says that while the hyperdcrmic injections Of
morphine seemed to produce Ito effect. the hyperder-
idic iniettic Of q small amount of whisky. which
WAS then rcsorted TO- mad the desired result immc-
diatoly.
o.tmaster-GcneralJew remained with the Wee
President throughout the night and until o'clock
oisle Jusce Clifford. Gen. Garfield Senators Kelly
of Oregon aud j. T. MoITeil Of Vermont, and ex-cn-
ator fenton.
Calls FnoM TIE PRESIDENT AND LORD HouGHroN
THE PATIENT uNPROyISG-CtUsE OF his III
NESS.
WAsuINGroN, Nov. 1f.-Whcn the President
arrived at the Capitol to-day he was at once
admitted TO the Nice-Presdent's room. Extend
ing his hand, he shook that of the Vice
President. who partially raised himself in the lead.
How do Won do. Mr. Vice-Presdcnt = inquired the
President: adding, Il am sorry to find you
i'll. / Just arrived fcOm New-York this morn
ing and thought ! would come and see
how you were getting along The Vice-Presient
replied that he was much better and explained The
manner Of his attack yesterday. Tho President
remained until 12:2j, cOnyersiGg on different
topics when he babe the Yice'residcnt good-by,r
saving he hoped he would soon be well again,
and that he would be up or send
again to find on how lie was. The Nice-Pre,dent
thanked him FOR his visit and the President de-
parted. Soon after his departure. Lord Houghton
OF England saw the Nice-PTcsidcnt for q few
minutes. About 1890 o'clock Nj. Wilson
WAS dropped Oft into quiet sleep. He
slept most Of the time until toward evening, when
ha took with seeming relish, some beef tea. His
beginning this evening with the yalcrianatc
Of quinie. Dr. Baxter says the Nice-pIesdeni's
illness is attributable 10 the excessively high
temperature of the bath which lie took
yesterday morning while still suffering from indl-
&C., ion, caused D. heavy dinners in Ncw-lorll and
Philadelphia. closely following the oyertaxa,on
of his mental povcs. If the local weakness
of portion OF Iii, spine had not
caused a determination of blood 10 his back, it
would have probably gone to his brain and caused
death from apoplcxy. The doctor confidently ex-
pects Nh Wilson to be as well o. usual in two or
three days.
POSTMASTER JEWELS OprT0N OF SIR VII
SONS CONDITION.
Tie following telcgraphic dispatch was re-
cc,,d yesterday By J. Enrich from Postmaster Jewell
as TO lie condition Of yIcePreaident Henry Wilson:
WASHINGTON, NOV I l.
~ wilson improving; silent "c during the early par
of forenoon, and prospects are. no recurrence OF ATTACK
think he d improve rapidly and Toe ont at no distant
day. 10 appears 90 mo, and sat by Ire side ipr zen
h0ur that tha attack not parulytc ont might have
MA. spIireied. MAEsfALL JLWLLL.