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continued 'sufsripe. Il his life Is contin.
ned. In almoat abpallinp.

continued suffering. II his life 10 oontin'
ned. 10 almost appalling. =
Eminent American surgeons In Paris
say they have seen no notice OF the
possibility Of President Garfield having
been malafializ-d. nor have they heard
OF an examination having been made to
localixe the position Of the bail and the
result OF It's presence In the prlvis.
They have uudoubtrd confidence 10 the
surgeons attending the President. but
respectfully urge the importance OF the
suggestion here made.
sIoSs OF TEE APPROACHING END.
WASHINGTON. Angus. 25-2 p. N.-Ths
noon .bullstin wss not calculated to 10.
spirs confidence In the Presidents 70.
oovery; neither are the unofficial reports
from the sick room. The latter are to
the effect that the Rlsndulsr complies.
tious are giving the doctors serious con.
Germ, and this 10 ooiroborsted by the
bulletin just issued. which states that
the swelling has not diminished per.
osptibly, aud there has been but . few
drops Of pus discharged.
The feverish symptoms are again on
the increase, and the doctors are re-
ported to have resorted to snsmstss un.
successfully. the bowels refusing 10
retain the injections.
A feeling Of gloom aud dependency 10
making itself apparent at the White
House. Not tbs least alarming feature
In the case 10 that the doctors keep them
selves shut up and refuse to be Inter.
viewed. Another bad evening Is looked
for ct this wiring.
Oh. HAMILTON AGAIN FISHING ArrEl a
LIrrLE CAPITAL roe uIMsrLI.
CHICAGO, August 26.-A Washington
special says: To Dr.. Hamilton 10
ssorib.d the glory Of having insisted
upon the Presidents removal. Your
correspondent 10 aware that Secretary
Blaine has been from the start one OF
the most positive advocates Of the re-
moval Of the President from the mals.
rial region OF the White House. The
day after the President VA shot Blaine
suggested to the sttend.n ant physicians
tbs dssirsbility OF getting beyond the
resch Of the malarisl ipAurnors which
surround the Executive Mansion.
Bliss was one oil the most earnest op.
pon-nts OF Bisiue's theory. Bliss
maintained that It would be positively
dangerous to attempt to move the Presi.
dent, and declared that he would not
youoh for the Presidents life II the at.
tempt to remove him was made. Bliss
aud other physicians attendant upon the
President have denied that he was
afflicted with malaria, while during this
period ct least bali Q dozen strong
men about the Executive Mansion have
been attacked and prostratsd By the
insidious disease. Yesterday he 10 70.
ported to have said be thought II the
President was removed be would not
live TO pass beyond the White House
gates. The President himself bss been
most anxious to get away. In bis sane
moments during the past week DO has
begged and pleaded to be taken beyond
the walls OF the White House.
A feeling OF the most intense longing
to get away from the scenes which are
constantly Q vivid reminder Of his su6er.
log, has possessed him. To Ohio be
would prefer to 20. but dimly reoogniz.
Ing that his removal to such . distance 10
impossible. he has simply asked to Be
taken to the soldisrs' Home Of on Salt
vstrr.
It 10 impossible to tell to what extent
this desire OF the President to b. taken
from the White House will have sReotrd
his chances for recovery. but IL 10 I'M.
dspisbls that ZONE Of his physicians
b-lisvs that unless be 10 removed be has
not the ghost Of . ohfnos to live. The
very worst mslsrisl season 10 Washing.
ton 10 between August 18TH and Septsm-
Der 18th and the Prssid. Mt 10 ct present
wh.rs be will be certain to inhsls the
mos. deadly breath Of the poisonous
Potomac marshes.