, 1881-07-07

1luw 1arRcly ltupcrl,i, ol, nccoiint Of Gen.
GArIicld's wonderful pEuck. liz certainly
dues not prol'ose to die. Ills ttcar, good
wife does mt intend 10 lot hlu."
4 DISTINGUISHED AHAroMisr
Of Washington, d. G.. Inns been .atudying tho
caso in connection with tho medical reports,
mud llas tl,atle II cnrofut anatomical diagram,
md Iins tntlcate.l ts probab'v position, in
Ills Judgment, Ut tho bullet. lfo las submit
ted tho diagram tp son,e Ut tho intending
md they aro tncttncd' 10 agrcs
with him. Tile bullet, according to this din
grim, entered near tllo kttnoy, as, Il
well known, passed. tf,ro,lgl, tho lower
PARTON Of tho liver, and Is III tho bony sub.
stnnco ndtacent 10 tho spinal COLUMN, bnt
lid not pforca tho marrow Of that column,
md Is lodged thore+ "This lory formation.
I'll n map Of tho sjzo and strength of t'cn.
Garfield" said Tic anato,nfst, Is MS lnrgc rs
eooti.sfzcti fist. If tho bali Is lolgcd there.
1t will be much easier to reMove the ptls by
lncana tf tubes, wien tho sloug'ling oft the
would shall come"
ri1E s1Lallr RISE IN TIFF PULSE
which was rotfcctl'nbout rootf, was duo to
tho fact that tho bctl Of tho patient was
cllnnged In order TO make him moro coni-
Portable. ffe Inns retaflcf NIL tic fuod upon
f!0 oLU41AIHt 4llI9 "tVl 5tHoll& NoShlGlo4hlHkF
Ing tlio l,cat grew moro intense, his plllsu bc-
pccia1ly favorable slgn.:
Il MEDICAL. OFFICER. OF TIE NAVY
who visits tic Whit0 11orsc, In conversation
tlle physicians: "'ro understand their signtit.
cameo you should bear Ii, mind ,vllat tho rec
0itls of n perfectly normal condition nro. Il,
n f HIN mi
poraturc would bu 9s.3, tile normal pulse 7a
to u, and tho normal respiration is. Tllo
ratio isabout fur brats Of tic pulse to one
respiration Tie Importance OF these exasn-
inat,ons are TINT they reveal to physicians
tie changcs 1T tho patients physical. condf-
tion. When the patient sinks the pulse leats
quicker and weaker, Tho dstcnslun ,ot tho
arteries becomes smaller, and the pulse be-
comes weak aud unsteady. AT 0no time on
Saturday night, after tlo shooting,
THE .ruf.sE 1nr ur Tu $50
md became SO weak that no one hut pro-
fessional nlRn could have felt 1t. Tho decline
of tito p,lse-beats. since and tic decline in
temperature nro most favorable symptoms.
Wore internal bleeding Id begin, 1t would at
once be Indicated by lnucll quicker allA
weaker bcatlng Of tho pulse, decreased fire.
utency Of respiration, and tho pnttcnt would
feel great distress. Septlc poisoning would
also lndicate Itself by great distress Of fecl-
lug, rapid lililse, aud fever, with llausca." >
Dll, UpDEuRAFT.
10 ths '1ptster7t Associated I'ress.
! WASHINGTON. .. G., July G.-Dr. Upde-
graft, Of Ohio, Il member Of Congress, mr.
rived here last nEght, md WIS ut the White
House Mt II o'clock this morning. 1Ie says
lie considers that tho Presidents condition
Is progressing satisfactorily; tint the tom
pcraturo at,tl pulsu are nearly nornlal, md
that the Internal excitement Is s,bsitin..
The danger is vet to come, and II the presi-
dent can stand the fover lie will pull through.
p : CITY DOCTORS
who hnyo not segn Tho President, but WIN
lave bcen kept professionally Informed Of his
condition. now generally agree that Ills
chnnces nro guod. Even those who yestcr.
lay thought llu could not recover now
admit that tho slgns aro In his favor. The
lowering Of the pulse Is pronounced tile best
sign. -
LOCAL AND PETTY JEALOUSY. "
Tho quarrel TINT the doctors Ind over tho
caso continues to excite comment llercs
Local physicians arc divided Ii: their opinion
Of tho matter:s Some approve OF what DR..
Bliss did, nnd othors condemn him. physi-
clans who. voluntarily went to the Whtta
House without being sent for fave been
criticised NJ seeking sotilo notorlety In COLI
1lcctton with tho cuse. They deny this. md
say their motive WHY to bn Of service. Tlsuy
saY taat last Saturday evening nnd that
hight MI impression WIS 0l,t TINT the doctors
ought To go to tho Whito, uonso aa>i offer
their services, Tlutn among some 1t WIS said
a failure 10 do this would DO construed M III
difference, md sumo Of the doctors who vol
,lnteered their services did so unly Ito mani-
fest their Interest In the cAse atd show their
willingness to 10 wlat they could.
. TOO MANY DOCTORS.
One opinion Ii general that DR.. Bliss WINS
right III reducing tlld number OF doctors
around the Presidents bedside. 'rheru wers
50 n,aty that 1t amounted really to ii crowd,
mid prevented that ufet which was neces-
sary. DR., Bliss Informed Mrs, Garfield tllat
Qulet must be maintained, and that could not
be done while dozen Or more doctors lind
thu right to onter tho room Of the President.
1t was decided Immediately to stop the visits
Of all except tic few who were necessary,
alll lnstcad Of sending for others, and III
forming then, personally OF tho state Of tlle
case, Dr.. Bliss wrote notes. This seems to
llaye offended some, but, III Justification of
Dr. Bliss 1t Is said to could not spare the
time to SEQ tho doctors individually. md be-
sides the Presidents condition was then so
critical, md absolute quiet was SO necessary,
TINT 1t was considered bust not to llaye an.
other gathering Of nh tile doctors who hnvo
scon the caso about tho Presidents room.
sunGEoS-oESEIl!AL nARSEs,. .
who visited nnI examined tho President
says Tint tbs condition i,ns undoubtedly irt-