Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-25

ssy that while Arthur will not disregard
any request OF the Csbin.t. or OF Blaine
as its head, 10 come to Washington. 90
10 adverse 10 doing 30 while the Presi'
dent lives. r,ced.nts In like cases
show Their. 10 no absolute need that the
Vice President should qualify tmms'
distely on tbs death OF the President.
aud General Arthur believes there 10
nothing pressing In national ai1.irs 70
warrant undue haste on bis part In the
svent OF the death Of the President.
Mr.. Arthur was at home till q late
hour last evening. CopklinR, who came
into the city yesterday evening. With A..
B. johnson OF Utica aud George Bliss.
visited bin In the evening. bot what
passed between them was not made
known. Naturally. they simply await
Developments Of Washington. a per
sonal irirnd says: III opportunity 10
given Vice President Arthur, through
the threatened calamity to the county,
be will prove a. much OF . stafesman -
be 10 now regarded . politician"
PERSONAL RELATIONS OF oARyrsLp AND
ARTHUR.
II 10 denied that the personal relations
Of Arthur with President Garfield are
even unpleasant, much more. hostile.
After the %rssignations OF Conkling and
Plat, and when It was finally decided
there was no way open for compromise
or reconciliation, Arthur plainly told
President Garfield that be felt bound 10
honor to sustain bis two friends, and
added "I trust, Mr.. President, you
will no Thick there 10 anything personal
to you In my action" The President.
10 bis usual hearty way, took hold OF
General Arthur by the shoulder and
said : personal, my dssr fellow; !
know you have no such petty feeling ct
ALL"
ANXIOUS COMPILATION m TIE PRrsI.
DENTS CASE.
WASHINGTON. August 26.-Bsfors 10
O'Clock last evening Hamilton and all
the attending surgeons were ct the EI-
eoutive Mansion. and ARnsw was driven
directly there from the depot. They
bad q consultation which lssted for more
than an hour. and 30 far a. can be asosr'
tanned II resulted In . disagreement.
The surgeons who could be seen refused
to talk. as did also the members OF the
Cabinet, most Of whom were there until
after IL o'clock.
At midnight Woodward replied to
questions a. follows:
..How 10 the President touiRhtf"
"About the same a. last night. Hes
asleep now"
.'How much food has ho taken to.
II can't tell you without making .
calculation, but he has taken more than
yesterday. and enough 90 that We have
not thought Il necessary to give him any
epemats. The pulse has remained
sbou. the Same. and the fever has sub
sided" -,
Then there IL nothing new In the
easel"
"No."
"Ars there any symptoms which you
regard no iavorabls2"
There's nothing u~pfavorabls."
OFFICIAL BULLETIN THIS MORNING.
EXECUTIVE MASslos. WARRINGTON.
Angus. $3.50 A. N.-Ths President
slept most Of last night. 10 has taken
LIQUID food BY ths mouth at stated inter.
walls aud In sufficient quantity 90 that
the en.mata have not been renewed.
No modification Of the psrotid swelling
has yet bssn observed. His general
condition 10 much the same a. at this
time yesterday. Pulse LOG. tsmpsrsturs
80 8. respiration IL.
(sigusd by the physioiaps.)
UNSAFE 10 aEMovE Hrx-orrIorAL suL.
LETIN.
EXECUTIVE MAxsIos. WAsznoToN.
August ~ 9:l6 A. M.-Ths subject
Of the removal Of the President from
Washington At the present time was
earnestly considered BY rs last nigh. and
again this morning. After mature d..
Liberation the conclusion was arrived at
BY the msjority that II would not now
be prudent. All agree that II will Do very
desirable at the earliest time at which
his condition may warrant II. We are,
moreov,r, unanimously OF the opinion
that ct NO time since his injury has the
President exhibited any signs Of malaria.
Signed by the physicians.
DLIss sIpolTs.
EXECUTIVE MAssios. lo:2oA. M.-Dr.
Bliss reports the condition Of the Prssi.
dent this forenoon about the Same -
yesterday forenoon except that bis pulse
10 . little higher. BE was somewhat
restless ct times during the night and did
not sleep quite ~ we'll - on Tuesday
niRht. There has been no p~rrceptible
change In the appearance Of the indamsd
psrotid gland, and two or THREE days
may elspss before the swelling subsidies.
Taking everything Into confederation the
patti. nj has not gained any ground sines
yesterday morning.
Dr.. Asu.w viii leave for Philadelphia
ct $50 p. n.
DE-. soYsToS urrlvIEwEp.
EXECUTIVE Mkssron. wAszISoTon,
August 26-l2 M.-Dr. Boypton. In an
interview With this reporter at 1l:4o this
forenoon. replied to questions a. fol.
lows: o..
"How 10 the President today, Doctor,
In your judsmrnif"
~ do not think be 10 any bettsr."
'.But. does be hold his ownf"
"W-il, ! cannot point to any PARTON.
lar symptom and say II 10 noticesbly
worss, but the impr. ssion which his
general condition makes upon me todsy
10 Q little less favorable. I don't feel
quite a. much encouraged ~ / did yes.
tsrdsy."
"What are the features OF the case
which seem to you the most DISGUST
,,
1.-THE condition Of his blood and his
extreme weakness"
"He has not. then. made any gain In
strength since yesterday morning"