Daily Republican., 1881-07-05

kbanutr ahNut L"4i al ho''i H'h.e' "H''
,.;ry.a favorable report of the Presi-
llem's res. She says President Gar.
ksld who is still Sleeping, rested much
k,attpr thar at any time since he was
kbn, and seelue,l 10 enjoy his slumber,
HIS CONDITION IMPROVED.
Dc m,l,s EErORTs A FIRMEE PULSE
,v,rEtpl IMPROVEMENT TODAY.
kp,cal pespm;ch u he REPUBLICAN,.
| WAsHlSGTON, ID. G., July 81 a.
by Eii.s says this morning: "The
tenrral character of the Presidents $
(vmp,on. an marked improvement over
kbe symptoms as observed last night,
Ilp TO midnight Hispulse is tirlner and
more like a normal pulse a gem
brol examination of the patient and n
Consultation of attending physicians
kill be he'd early in the forenoon, after
which an utiiaial bulletin will be issued.
MARKED IMPROVEMENT.
Eupcial pcspaten to the REPUBLICAN.
WASnlSGrUS, ID. G., July 5-S a.
hO,-Thc President had several hours Of
hubroken sleep !urilg the night, and
there seems to be a marked improve
bnent this morning.
THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
kpecial pcs, .gch to The REpuBLIcAN
ENEcrrlyE MANSION, WASHING
hos. u. C., Jnly :, "a m.-The follow
b. is the oficial bulletin just compile
k;
Tht President passed comfortable
tght. HIS Gond!rion this morning Is
kcideIlv more favorable. There has
keu no vomiting since last evening at
Eo'clock. He has been able to retain
huid noUriSimen, administered. There
a less tymuhan!tes and no abdominal
III derneSs. except in the wounded re-
I'm Pa.1e, ia temperature, 100 /:
n prat!ou. Il D. W. BLISS,
# j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBuRN.
bTHlNG FUErHEE TILL AFTERNOON.
Snni,l IasttntnI I, hn Dt,n,
EXECrTIvE MANSION, WAsHINGToN,
C., July i, $50. am.-The attending
hySiciarS announce that should the
Fesident's condition continue as at pre-
pit, (tayorable) no further official bull
tin viii be issued until o'clock p. IN.
HOW YESTERDAY PASSED.
SAD DAY FOR THE NAT1OS-THE
WEARY WATCHERS AT yHE WHITE
HOUSE
The long hours of suspense that have
ssel siuce President Garfield was
ot on last Saturday morning, have
ZEN very trying to the American peo-
.. Never has the nation been kept in
ch AL Intense state of hope and fear.
be condition of the President is still
doubt. The ablest physicians have
Fen at his bedside, the members Of the
(blnet have been constantly about him,
pit the wives of the cabinet officers
Pvc been anceasng in their care. The
resident = life is hanging by the most
ehaer thread, at any moment news
pay come Of his death.
The condition of President Garfield
luring Sunday night and yesterday
holhlhc was not such as TO strengthen
lia1cria'jy the little hope held out for
lis recovery AS the day advanced,
|ho"'ver the fact that the alarming
lssylhpt"ms OF tie night before had not
hcre lSed, but were temporarily modi-
'eu iof the better, gave renewed encour-
lseihehl' The President at one time
!ate'l tEat he felt better than at any
llle m since he was shot. Toward night
an 'he condition was not so good. He
az NOT suffering so Omuch from the pain
HIS leet, but the unwelcome tympan-
IN were still present. His pulse had
sen 10 10 his temperature 1919 and
y IcSllFttlon to "A. At ten o'clock an
me;loyaHon no; of the symptoms was no.
ue'i There had been no vomiting during
'aa period His pulse was 1874, temper
tie one hundred and one and respir.
,vn !"ehty-four. No further detailed
,,,e,'bS' me1 !, was announced, would be
'usu ua until morning, but at midnight
-s, sM announced that pulse and tenn
azure azure were lower and the brave
,,Un' tha " was sleeling. 1t is the opinion
e h noc'ors That the crisis will be
na NatN some time to-day. They de-
an give positive prediction Of the
,ters III wv" OF the President, but do not
~ OH hope.
rv re oc1lorS have quarrelled, it ap.
M, S pIt, 80 far as can be learned, it
ny ", IN the question of treatment.
ee, rn "s4ssln, Guiteau, whose strange
i,sl Still further sketched, was
~ av w MS brother-in-law yesterday,
pi. aI % Will be seen, adheres to his
or "' in statement OF being the sole
natn,.e =" ,le tragedy from inception to
hr,,..loh' The detectives, however,
y, ,n9ail'Ing Tor a plot
lelr l''nalor Conkling speaks some
n ~ wi.E words on the deplorable situa-
VIII ''s contingencies.
~ AHE DOCTORS IN COUNCIL.
locL r,'i NGToN, July About 4
iIaG iI d. iu', DR.. Agnew arrived from
am,, e Pnla, and three hours later DR..
ians 'un VI trom New York. These ply
nj s' n were summoned simply to at
Of tTn Insulation and to give an opin-
me- Sne treatment of the case thus
bnd ine ut famous surgeon, DIR. Ham,
fvicsU VI M New York, had rendered his
ank' pat they were declined with
ourh, his attendance not being
. rT sr,; necessary. Immediately after
bn a'val ,haal Of the professional gentle.
ID "GVe a"S named the wound was exam
""u 'l' attending physicians ex.