Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-08

President continues. Pulse 10G, tsmpera-
ture 1902 respiration 21. Unless an un-
favorable change occurs, no further bulletin
will be issued until tomorrow morning.
D. w. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
j. WOODWARD,
r. REYBURN.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, July 7th.-The danger of
peritonitis is rapidly passing, and is now
improbable though possible. The only acci.
dents likely TO terminate fatally, now appre-
hended, are secondary hemorrhage and blood
poisoning. The hemorrhage.may occur up to
Friday, but owing to the course and present
location of the ball, this is not seriously an.
ticipated. Py@mis, or blood poisoning, is
mostly feared, but there is not yet the
slightest indication Of it. An abscess might
form anywhere along the course of the ball,
or at the extremity of the wound, but the
physicians could deal with this.
THIRD DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, July 71h.-A story is in cir
culation which may ges to California, that
jaundiee has appeared, to complicate the
Presidents case aud create CONSERVATION
among the physicians, as showing that the
liver is badly injured. The facs is that no
jlundice has appeared. The rumors are
IrauQS, llhe many OGusTs LilaS nave JSSll SEM
out by alleged rewsmongers.
FOURTH DIsPATCHI
WAsHISGToN, July 9TH Midnight = No
material change has occurred in the condition
CT the President since the date of the last
official bulletin. He is resting quietly.
fifth DIsPATCHI
WAsHINcroN. July 9th-2 a. M.-The con-
dition Of the President has remained sub
stantially unchanged since midnight.
Fine Wines ror the President Scrap.
Books 10 Preserve all the Accounts aa.I
Editorials or inc Attempted Gssassina-
tlon.
WASHINGTON, July 75h.-The storehouses
Of the whole country are open to the Presi-
dent. Fine wines and liquors Of extravagant
age are received daily, labeled for the use OF
the President. They come from all over the
country. Oae temperance man sent wines
placed in his cellar thirty years ago, and
never touched Patent medicines, asking for
trial, are sent.
Suggestions innumerable are sent by tele-
graph to the doctors, and the mails are now
being overwhelmed with quantities of ad-
vis5ry letters to the physicians.
a scrap book is being prepared with the
different accounts, editorials, public express
siour. etc. l. will be an immense volume
All tue ltteEFGulS VI SyIIeHtlJ Will Dc pre-
served. The dispatches from abroad will be
kept in the records of the State Department.
All the Cabinet and the Diplomatic Corps
called to-day, also several Representatives.
kilograms were received to-day at the rate of
one every three minutes, mostly congratula-
tious now, and from nearly every potentate
in the civilized world.
Success er the Cooling Apparatus.
WASHINGTON, July 7th.-The artificial
means employed to cool the patients room,
consisting Of stretched blankets kept satu-
rated With ice water, placed between the bed
and windows, and cooling the sir by contact
with the draugbt, proved very beneficial last
night. The temperature was ssnsibly dimin-
ished as the west breeze came into the room
and struck against the stretched blanket
This success in reducing the temperature was
of the utmost Importance, for the night was
exceedingly sultry, and the President would
scarcely have rested as well as he did had no.
the atmosphere been kept down to tolerable
standard.
Numbers Of Similar Gases.
WASHINGTON, July 7th.-The records show
that 62 m IN wounded like the President re-
covered during the war, the cases being all
treated in the hospitals of the Union army.
Some cases were an exact counterpart of the
Presidents, one being that CT a soldier in
Garheids own regiment.
Proposed Fund for Mrs. Garfield.
NRw YORK, July 7th.-Menbers of the
Chamber OF Commerce propose TO raise $780,
600, TO be invested in United States bonds,
and depo- tied with the United States Trust
Company, as an income to be paid to Mrs
Garfield during her life, and at her death to
go equally to her chill lrep, in appreciation of
the noble character of the President.
snrruu,h.u~ In he Rv
WASHINGTON, July 7th.-Dr Boyntou will
devote himself to Mrs. Garfield, wko, it is
feare |, cannot stan1 the excitement much
DIR. willard Parker's Views.
New YoRK. July 7th.-Dr. Willard Parker
this morning was called upon by reporter
of tie Post He said: There is nothing in the
latest bulletins concerning Garheld's condi-
ton which causes NE to alter my first epin-
ion, that his chances of recovery are slight.
OF course every hour that passes without
pertonieis declaring itself is SO much gained,
for it allows nature to recuperate and pre-
pare for the contest which will so on for ihe
next six weeks. At the end of ten days what
Ia called secondary hemorrhage is to be feared,
after which the suppurating period will be-
sie. He has now passed the shock OF such
an accident, which alone is sometimes sufh-
ciens TO kill mas. aud the dreaded periton-
tits has not set in, except in local form. Il
is diifused peritou;tis affecting the whole per-
itoneum, which would be fatal.
Guitseau, shs Assassin.
WASHINGTON. July 7th.-Guitteau says
' This thing has been on iny mind so that |
could not sleep. Now that il is over, my
only wish is that Garfield may no. recover
and make the act fruitlsss. My mind would