The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-04
respiration, 100 He is more restless and
again complains Of pain in his feet.
[signed:l D. ". Bliss, NJ. D.
]. X. BARNES,
]. ]. WOODWARD,
RoB'T REIDURN,
AT TRE WHITR HOUSE.
Callers During Ihe OAy-Ths lHVaSioI
which Kept up . CommOtiOn on Sa'

Callers During Ihe ORy-Ths lnVASIor
which Kept up . C0mmOtIOn on bAl
uFdRy Check k0d-ThO ROuFth.
WAsHINGToN, July S-The evidences oI
popular excitement in the neighboFhood
OF the Executive Mansion are lssa notice
able to dav than they were yesterday. A
few hundred people, OF whom q large
portion are colorsd, still linger about the
main entrance Of the Executive Mansion
on Pennsylvania avenue, but better police
regulations are enforced than were posi-
BILE at any time yesterday. The avenue
to the gateway Is kept closed by an armed
guard, and no Derson issdmltted without q
written pass from the Presidents Private
Secretary. Soma change In the direction Of
better order and striCter control Ia ap.
parent in the Executive Mansion Itself
Yesterday the official half ol that building
was oVerrun by newspaper reporters and
correspondents, friends Of the President
and inquiring citizens generally, who, In
their anxiety to obtain the latest news,
crowded into the upper corridors and
rooms OF the Presidents secretaries, and
even obstTucted the officials by the trans.
mission Of business in the Presidents
private telegraph Office, To-day no one 10
allowed to 20 beyond the vestibule until
his card has been sent 10 the Private Sec.
retary, and the lAwless wandering about Of
the excited people In the upper corridors
has been stopped. Ali the members oi the
Cabinet have been At the Executive Man.
sion to-day and most OF them remained
there continuously since yesterday morn.
ing, sleeping few hours last evening on
CouCtiea in the library. Nearly all prom.
inent executive officers ot the Government
have called during the day, together with
the representatives oil foreign nations,
Justices OF the Supreme Court and large
number of the Presidents personal
friends. None Of them, however, have
been permitted 10 0ntSr the room 10
which the President lies, The striCtest
quiet senjoined, and the President has
not been allowed to see anyone to-day
except Mrs. Garfield the nurse and attend
ing physicians. Senator Jones. Of Nevada,
called to-day and informed members Of
the Cabinet that Vice President Arthur
had arrived in the city and was bis guest,
and wou'd like to see the President II he
could be permitted to do so. Senator
Jones was told that the physcions did not
think II best OF present to allow any one
to see the President, except the members
Of his family. Mrs. Garfield Is on IN.
veaned attendant at her husbands bed.
side, aiding the phySipiRnS and nurses as
necessity requires and maintaining her
strength, ,self.control and CheeriulnesS with
the Arm conviction that the President will
recover. The popular anxiety In tho city
continues without perCeptihle abatement,
except that the crowd In front Of the llE.
eGutive Mansion 10 not 40 large % II was
yesterday afternoon.
The Commissioners have published a
card requesting the people to refrain from
all noisy denominations tomorrow, and
the city regulations relative to cannon and
explosives will be strictly enforced
throughout the city. The weather 10 calm
and clear, bat not warm enough, 1t 10
to have an untavorable influence
on the President.