The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-05
HEANxiOU4 MOURs.
The PresIdemCa condition AT Intervals
All bay Yesterday.

The Presidents condition AT Intervals
All bay Yesterday.
WAsulS0ToE, July 4.-The following are
the bulletins i8sued by tho medical men
in attendance upon the President, at inter-
walls to-day:
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA PHYSIciANS.
WAsHldToN, June 4.-7:90 A. MI
EXECUTIVE MANSION. J
nr. Aguev Rrrivel from Philadelphia
on the early train md reached the EXecu.
tive Mansion about A. ~. lie spent
the time from that hour till tho arrival oil
Dr. Hamilton, who reached hereat7 7 A. NJ,
in famiIiarizing himself with the progress
OF tho Gaze aH shown by the official bnlle.
ting Upon the arrival OF DR.. Hamilton
an eGaMinRtiHg ap9 consultation by all
the eattending physi0isnD vas at once begun.
The result OF thia will soon be made
known in al official bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, S:l5 AM
We hold c0nanltation with the physi.
ciana in charge Of the Presidents case at
"A. NJ, and approve In every particular OF
the management and OF tho course OF
treatment which has been pirsned.
[Signed1 FRANK II. HAMILTON,
or New XOfk.
D. HAYES AG, NV,
VI Philadelphia.
The condition OF the President is not
MATERIAL different from that reported In
the last report. He has doasd nt inter.
walls during the night and at Times has
continued to complain Of pain In his feet.
Tho tynipaniteB reported has not seriously
Increased. Pulpe, 1851 temperature, 994;
respiration,
[Sipned:I DR D. W. BLlgs
IMPROVED CONDITION AT 2 NJ.
WAsAiSdroN, July 40 A. M.-The
Presidents condition during the night
was reported to he hopeless. II was said
that peritouitis had set IN and death must
occur hsinte morning. The result Of the
consultation this morning 9hoys a very
different condition and hopefulnsSs hpg
returned. Report says: Pulse lOs, TEN.
peratufs ". respiration ~.
THE PRESIDENTS PAIN RELIEVED.
E1KCurivK MANsloN-10i50 A. N.
The physicians have suCCseded In re.
lieyiDg the pain In the isot and legs, Of
which the President complained this
morning, which was due 10 the injury TO
nStyos leading Lu the lower extremlties.
This syLnBtou Sns not regarded rs q dan.
Verous one, but the pGIn, allowed to
continue, might act uniaVOtahie by Vaus.
inp fesLlessheBs. The Presidents COndi.
lion, In other respects, has not changed
since the date Of the last bulletin. He is
now rpgtlng quietly, and his physicians
continue 10 hp cheerful and hope
ful. Secretary LtnBOln 10 quoted by
the morning papers as saying, at A. 4.
hone was d8Bd. He, however, deniOA
having made any such remark and says
that while his anxiety Al midnight last
nipht wns lnlSnsp, Fnd while he was
alarmed at the nniAvofable tgrn which the
Presidents condition seemed to be taking,
hs Al no time loRt bOp0, and that this
morning he does not see why the Pfeai.
dents chances ot recovery are not AZ good
as al any time since he was shot
MRS GARFIELD,
Mrs, Garfield had good nights rest
last night, and is at her husbands eide
this morning, feeling refreshed and
phaered.
DR.. AGNEw FINDS soMR EXrREMRLY m
CoUR46ISu SYMPTOMS
Executive MANSION, July 4-ll;6O A. NJ.
There is no material change In the Pres.
idcnt's condition. Dr.. AgnsW, an emI.
nent tirgeun, Of Philadelphia, who came
here this morning to ConsuIt with ihe
Presidents attending physicians, says that