The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16

complication is not growing wose and il
all probability j. repairing, There is
danger, however, Of the left lung being at
tackled.
DR., Agnew says he considered the cessa
ton OF peBpiratIon which has been very
untavorable condition in the President!
case, one OF the best signs yet developed
He also remarked thatthere isa iebrile rist
tonight, but so slight that no importance Ii
attached to it.
DR., Hamilton considers the President in III
tayorablea condition tonight us lust night
Gen. Swain describing the situation says
The President maintained NIL he had gained
yesterday and Is US good condition this
evening US lust, with probably little gaiu
In strength. This view was COncurred IN
by Col. Rockwell. DR.. Boynton referring
to the remarkable high average OF the
pulse informed friend that day in andday
ont the pulse averaged from ll5tO III, The
doctor thinks the Presidents normal pulse
ranges between "A and ~. While frankly
admitting the uncertainty OF the case hr
still secs way out, and Is OF the opinion
that the Presidents vitality will prove equal
to the emergency.
PREsESTs POURING IN.
This morning there was received very
pretty night clock for the President A
card attached bore the words: with sym.
pathy Of five interested children, Boston"
The clock will be placed in the Presidents
chamber, veyhandsome three wheeled
easy chair was received from John llOey,
The following telegram from Topeka, KS,
was received by. Mrs. Garfield: ID
Twenty thousand veteran soldiers in re-
union assembled, send you our sympathy
and love, and ask you to say TO our stricken
comrde that our hearts are beating with
anxious hope for his recovery; say to him,
we believe that under Heaven, aided
by that sublime courage and faith which in
the past have been to all people his crown
OF glory, he will be preserved to the COun.
try he has served 40 long, no faithfully and
80 well. ... .......
[signedl Louls lIANBAcE, Com'dg,"
All the attending surgeons retired before
10 tonight, and the two cottages occupied
by the Presidents family and attendants
closed before II. AT lust accounts the Pres.
HNit Nub lNbtulk CuilllblNpll WIN BuOh
prospects Of having quiet night, Astitt
breeze from the northeast was blowing all
day. Tonight about II it began TO storm,
and ut this hour lmIdnIght the weather Is
diagreeable. ...... .......,... w.
DR., Bliss, who returned from New York
in the afternoon, was present ut the eve.
ming dressing, The doctor says lie happened
to step into the stock exchange with n
friend while in New York, and when his
presence became known he was complete
~ surrounded by brokers anxious to hear
the latest from the President, mud he was
utterly besieged with inquiries.
The following was sent tonight to Min
lister Lowell:
The Presidents condition does not
appear to have undergone any material
change to-day. All hissymptoms continue
substantially the samc as yesterday, except
tho cxpeCtOrtion from tho right lung Inns
been rather less difficult anu lGss proiuse.
IIe.is stillvery wedk, md, IA this weakness
Is due to the condition OF his blood, while
II continues grave, the anxiety must also
continue.
(Signed) MACVEAGn.