Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-19
THE FIENDISH ACT OF A MON
STER IN ILLINOIS.
HARTMANN OPPOSED TO THE AMERICAN
SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT.
A Cal for = Special Session of the
Senate Ready.
SPECIAL TO the sExrrNEL.l


has passed a very comfortable night, sleep
ng we'll the greater part of the time.
There has been no further vomiting and
he nutritive enema are still retained.
This morning his pulse is slower and his
condition better than yesterday at
he same hour. Pulse, 104 temperature,
,s.s respiration, IS.
II A. M.-The indications are that every
hing is progressing nicely in the sick
DIR. Agnew left for Philadelphia ON
the Limited Express. He will probably
tomorrow. in order that Hamilton
may go to New York on Saturday. Private
Secretary Brown accompanied the Doctor
to the train, and he says he talked very
encouragingly Of the Presidents chances.
Previous to leaving the Mansion DIR. Ag- |
new had o talk with Mrs. Garfield, and in
her that he felt perfectly secure in
being temporarily absent. II n emer-
gency should occur he could easily be sum-
moned here at any hour. The President
is resting quietly. About three-quarters
of an hour ago he took a small quantity Of
koumiss, which was given him by his wife.
Up to this time no bad effects have been
experienced from it. and the pa lent is now
sleeping.
1920 p. M.-The President has again
eaten q small quantity of koumiss, and re-
tanned it. He reiishes the nCurishment
and asks for more. He has p~artaken sew
eral times during the morning. At present
there are no indications Of his being dis
turbed by nausea.
1890 P. M.-The following official bulle-
tin has just been sent from the surgeons
room
1.-The President is suffering some dis
comfort this morning from the commenc-
ing Of Inflammation Of the right parotid
gland. In other respects his condition is
somewhat improved, and especially his
stomach, which is becoming less intolerant.
He has asked for and received several po-
ions OF liquid nourishment, much more
than he could swallow yesterday. The
nutritiye enema continue to be Q success.
At present his pulse is 10S I; temperature,
SO. 4; respiration, 49,"
/ P. M.-The Presidents condition at this
hour is stated by the physicians to be
slightly improved. An ounce or two of
extract OF beef WAS administered this
morning by the natural channel, and has
been retained. The noon bulletin states
that incipient inflammation in the region
Of the parotid gland is developing. This
looks as if there might be some blood pois-
oning after all.
2 P. M.-As DR.. Hamilton was leaving
the White House ten minutes ago, he said
in response to a question by a representa-
tive Of the press, that be could not con.
veniently explain the cause Of the infam-
nation of the parotid gland at this time,
but he said it was perfectly proper to state
that IL was not an indication OF q serious
complication. 1t was not an unusual oc-
currence in such cases, and it caused no
alarm whatever to the attending physi-
Clans.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-The Posts WASH
ington special says: DR.. Hamilton, a lit
tie before the noon bulletin was issued,
said the wound is doing admirably, and
we are confident that We can restore the
stomach. Attorney-General Mcvaigh,
however, has received news from another
source which has greatly disquieted him.
He said this morning he was advised that
the surgeons fear they cannot restore his
stomach.
"AoAiNoAOS, mug. Ao.-A 5CuhatlOu has
been caused by the official report that the
parotid gland is infamed. 1t is notknown
yet to what extent this complication will
affect the case. Some believe it denotes
the formation Of a new pus cavity or alb
scess by transference, which may indicate
pyaemia. The parotid gland is the one at
the angle OF the jaw, usually causing the
swelling in humps.
At 2 o'clock Blaine cabled Minister
Lowell: The President shows a slight
improvement in his power to retain and
digest food, but his general condition is
not strongly re~sssuring.
New YORK, Aug. ia Washington
special says the stronger pulse. better feel
ing OF the skin, reten ton Of enema and the
tone of the Presidents mind are
mentioned this morning as unmistakable
indications that the crisis is past and the
road to recovery again gained. The fact
that the President is able to procure re-
freshing sleep without the use Of anodynes
is pointed to as one of the most favorable
features of the case. The irritation of the
stomach has entirely ceased, and it is
thought the patients thirst can be entirely
satisfied by supplying him with fluids in
an ordinary way. and by enema. The
considered in q healthy way. |
There was no vomiting or nausea last
night.
The New York Herald to the Fore, |
New YORK, August 1.-THE Herald as. |
serts confidently that If Arthur should be-
President be will make NO changes in |
The administration, and will make no re-
novals from office at large, except tor !
he will attempt no change in the
policy or in the personnel Of the present
administration, and although it is equally |
certain that the members Of the present
Cabinet. and some other important officers
# the Government may offer their r~esigna-
iona, Arthur will at once ask them to con.
inue in Office, and it will be their highest
iuty to the country to do so. There will
70 no Cabinet changes; there will be no
lew policies attempted, but the country
will go on, and public business will 90 on
ust as before.
A Fiendish Deed.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-The Times special
avs that Willie Cartwsll. . lad residing
ear Pekin. H.. while carrying some pota-
oes along the road. was seized by q mid
le-aged man and tied to the railroad track
nth a rope. An Indianapolis train came
ound the curve and the boy was struck
y the pilot, breaking his ribs and cutting
q one Of his feet. The man then cut and
anew away the rope and fed into the
Gods. being seen by the passengers. The
ain was backed up and the lad found in
10 ditch. He died soon after. The per-
was caught ct BLOOMINGTON aud
en- titled by the train hands. He may u |