Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-05
THE ARRANGEMENTS AT LONG BRANCH.

 LONG BRANCH, N. J., Sept. Apr. .Hamil- ton was here to-day making preparations for the arrival of the wouilded President. MT. O.. T. Johes, proprietor of the Elberon Hotel has offered the entire use of his hotel to the President and family, the Cabinet and attend ing surgeons. The President was the guest of Mir. Jones before the attempted assasslna- ton. MT. Charles Franckiin, whose large and commodious cottage adjoins the Elberon House, has offered its use for the President and family. The hotel is full of guests, but all of them have signified their wishes to give up their apartments for the use of the presl- dential party The hotel is scarcely large enough to accommodate the entire party, and Dr. Hamilton says Mir. Francklins offer will probably be accepted. The cottage IS d. rectly on bluff overlooking the sea and only few hundred from the hotel. with which it is connected by telephone. The arrange ments meeting with the approval of the other attending physicians are to have the President removed to Mir. Francklln's cot tage, while the doctors and Cabinet will oc- cupy the hotel. There is every indication of an approaching storm. The September equl- | noxial is generally very severe one and with heavy blow would greatly disturb the | sick patient in any of the modern buildings. | It would also cause much dampness because of the penetrating spray. For this reason 1t | has been. suggested that 1t would be safe | to remove the President to the Cen
  hotel at Long Branch. This hotel was | fitted especially for winter hotel. having @ | hollow between the brick walls to prevent | dampness The hotel is also square from the sea and would escape any fury of se- were storm. One objection to Central Hotel will be it's close proximity to the Central New Jersey railroad depot. Still the railroad au thorities have promised to stop all blowing | of whistles and blowing off of steam and to run trains silently by the depot in case of the President being brought to the hotel. The hotel is but one hundred feet from the depot | and contains forty rooms Dr.. Hamilton Is of opinion that the President must be remov- ed immediately because of this mornings | symptoms. If removed to the Elberon the railroad authorities are in readiness to run coach containing the President on trestle | track from the Elberon depot to the hotel a | distance of about half mile. The track can be built in five hours time
 BLAINEs DISPATCH TO MINISTER LOWELL. The following was sent tonight: Lowell, Minister, London
 Last night the President did rest well and twice luring the night his stomach was disturbed that .waIowed the usual quantity of food and re aims it. His pulse however has been higher than for the two ground but he certainly pot gained since last nights despatch At this hour (1O:3M he is quietly
 BLAINE, Secretary. BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
 EXECUTIVE MANs1oNl
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-S:30 6. m. The President vomited once last evening and once Ibout hour after midnight. Notwithstanding this morning has taken food by the mouth without nau- lea and has retained it. His pulse is somewhat more he same at this hour yesterday Pulse 1os tempe ature 9s.4, respiration Is.
 j. K BARNES
 J.J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT RKYBURN,
 D. H. AeNEw.
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION, l
 WASHINGTON, Sept 4-11 a. m. The President is reported to have had no recur- 1 ence of the vomiting up to this hour. He takes lourishment and retains it. The surgeons attach dangerous significance to the last night since has passed away.
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-12:30 p. m. | The Presidents condition has not changed ma | las been no further gastric disturbance Pulse 1O6, 9s4, respiration IS
 D. w. BLISS
 J. J. WooDwARD, |
 ROBERT REYBURN. |
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-6:3O p. m.} The President has passad comfortable day. He urn of the rrtability of the st mach reported in l morning bulletin The parotid swelling continues to | fh face is restored. The wound shows material ! hange The rise of temperature this afternoon has een very slight, but his pulse frequent | throughout the day than yesterday the day before nd he showed more fatigue after the dressings. l 'ulse 11O, temperature 99, respiration IS.
 D. W. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES, l
 J. J. WOODWARD, I
 ROBERT HEPBURN, |
 D. H. AGNEw. |
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION, Ii
 WASHINGTON, Sept. HOBO D. ! The President has had recurrence of vomiting ID to this hour. He has taken nourishment twice ! inoe the evening bulletin issued and is now | sleep. Pulse and temperature about the same.
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 EXECUTIVE MAEsIoN,(
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-12 midnight. The Presidents condition is not materially changed ince he last report He remains sleeping, waking | t short intervals. There has been return of l ' tonach troubles.
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON Sept. 5-2 a. m. II The Presidents physicians and family all asleep nd nothing has transpred since midnight to ma l erally affect the The general condition in the of vomiting is considered better than at this me last night.