Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-25

rise in the Presidents pulse and temperature
about o'clock, indicating slight fever,
which was regarded by the physicians as q
temporary fluctuation, due to local cause.
CABINET REPORTS.
At the evening dressing of tho wound the
discharge of pus was quite copiors, usual,
and since that time the fever stea,ii 2 abated,
and at the present hour no p. NJ is pulse
has fallen to 106, and he is sleepipi, quietly
Consulting Surgeons Agnew and Hamilton
do not regard the situation as grave as they
feared, and expressed renewed confidence.
The following kilograms were sent tonight
by Secretaries James and Blaine:
{" the Union League club, New York; At
this hour no o'clock the President is sleep.
ing quietly. : Pulse LOG. There is manifest
subsidng of disquieting symptoms Of the day.
(Sgned,) THos. L, JAMES,
Postmaster General"
".To Lowell, Minister to London: At
10 tonight the Presidents symptoms are bet
ter. Pulse, temperature and respiration I'M
proved. The distressing nausea has left
and there is no appearance OF chills.
(Signed,) ,t:. BLAINE, Secretary.
4netety Ia Ne,o YorIs and Saratoga.
NEW YORK, July 24.-There was consider
able excitement and great anxiety in Wall
street and about downtown resorts yesterday
forenoon when the first bulletin from the
White house at Washington was received. The
news few like wild fire that the Presidents
condition was alarming, and as it Travelled
the story was exaggerated, until at noon
it was rumored from mouth to mouth that
he was dead Wherever bulletins were dis
played crowds gathered, and earnestly and
with sorrow on their faces read the unwel-
come news. Tho anxiety eviuced was SO I'M
disguised and intense that the scenes about
the telegraph office and newspaper offices
and the quick, nervous inquiries of friends
meeting in the streets recalled wildly the
anxious days of three weeks ago when the
attempt was made to kill him. For the past
ten days the news from Washington has been
so continuously and uniformly hopeful that
the announcement of yesterdays relapse
was an unlocked for and painful surprise to
everybody. On the stock, cotton and produce
exchanges the bulletins were posted as fast as
received and were read with suppressed inter-
est by crowds of brokers and merchants, even
while the excitement of business was going
on around them. When the announcement
was made that the President had experienced
another chill and Doctors Agnew and Hamil-
ton had been telegraphed for, there
was great depression OF feeling
everywhere, for it was feared the crisis
was very grave. On ali SUES IL WAS cApTtsStu
that the Presidents relapse is in all probable
ity caused by the artificial chilling of the
White house by air blown over ice, in order to
keep down the atmosphere and temperature
Vice President Arthur who had intended be
ing out of town tomorrow, decided to remain
at home when he heard of the change in the
Presidents condition. He is in hourly CON-
munication with members of the cabinet, and
during the day and evening received numerous
dispatches. 3 N4k tfffs
SARATOGA, July 23.---Rumors concerning
the change for the worse in the Presidents
condition reached the race track just as the
first race was about to be started. 1t had
magical effect The racing was dispelled from
the minds of the brilliant throng and the criti-
cal condition of the President was easily dis
cussed instead. A report that the President
was dead threw pail over the entire con-
course. The news of the unfavorable condi-
ton of the President has excited great anxiety
here. During the afternoon and up to late
hour tonight, crowds gathered around the
bulletin boards to hear the latest news. The
O'Clock bulletin gave some relief but did not
abate the anxiety.