Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

ana reacneo Long oraneh ~ Law. ~
seemed to bear the journey well, though
the heat wal very oppressive. After bis
arrival be was for several hours restless.
He showed signs OF great fatigue. and
complained that his back bad . bruised
feeling. His pulse rose to 129 and tenn.
persture to 10l.6. At this hour (l0:S0)
be Is quietly alssping. The surgeons
regard the symptsms az . necessary re-
suit OF his journey. and expect q fsvora.
BILE change In this air within the next
two days. His fever is In part attribu-
ted to the excitement no felt at the pros
poets Of coming. he desired 10 leave
the White House. and his weary eyes
welcomed the sight OF the sea. The de-
vslopments OF the next sixty hours are
waited with solicituds.
OMNIBUS.
Lone BRANCH. N. j.. September L.
A remarkable mirage. just as the Prssi.
dent arrived here yesterday. showed
sixty-fvs vessels going up and down the
New Jersey coast.
PRAYER FOR THE PREsIDENr.
ATLANTA. Ca. September I'm re-
Spouse to a proclamation Of the Govern.
or the House Of Representatives was
filed yesterday with citizens and mem.
bsrs Of the General Assembly to offer up
prayers for the recovery Of the President.
Addresses were made and prayers offered
by leading ministers.
In the services ct Augusta the minis
tiers said that the wounding Of the Presi.
dent had cemsnted the sections together
ss one people.
NEW York, September THE Gov
ernor has appointed Thursday. tomor.
row. for prayer for the President.
OPINIONS THAT He WILL DIE.
LEXINGTON. KY. September 6.-aov.
Blackburn. In an interview says he still
believes the President will die; that the
ball struck the spine. and has now gone
down, carrying considerable pus With II,
which will form another cavity. His
nutriment IL insufficient to repair the
drain aud give him strength.
Ex.Congressman Blackburn expressed
the belief that the physicians were but
cheering him. and he would die. BE
was o splendid fellow. and would do bis
duty and treat the South fairly. His
Stalwsrt successor would DO the reverse.
and would DO worse than the devil to the
South.
GENES AND INCIDENTS OF THE PnrsI.
DENTS JouRsEY-sEvEN MILES IN FIVE
MISurrs-"Lrr X 90 !"
New YoRx. September I. From vari.
Gus correspondents are collected the fol.
lowing scenes in the memorable events
Of yesterday
Mrs. Edison being interviewed, said
When We were just this side OF Perry
vile. Mr.. Ely came In and told the sur.
g.ons they had gone the last seven miles
In Ave minutes. Some q then asked
the President II he thought they were
going too fast. and he answered /: "ohl
no. let her CO."
There was some jar which the Prssl.
dent noticed before the end OF the jour
ney. because when he got here hs said:
my back feels a. though 1t had had .
good pounding" This VA the only
expression OF complaint he made. he
has looked around him quite . good
deal, but 10 too tired to give much ex-
preston, either by words or looks, Of
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looking out OF the window toward the
sea. We will have to let him have the
sea breeze only gradually, but he likes
II. When he happened to get o little
smell . few minutes ago. hs said. Job,
that's good"
The manager Of the Elbsron Hotel
said be showed . lively interest In the
trip and frequently asked for some infor.
nation about the locality the train Was
passing through. or the rate Of speed at
which the train was running.
One OF the principal things that en-
ooursged the physicians was the conf.
dsnce that the President displayed In the
success OF the trip. He ssmed to feel
certain that the removal would take
place without any accident. he appeared
to b less anxious about It's result than
those around him.
He took food several times but could
not sleep. hence bis fatigue. The sx.
element was too great for him. It was
emily after hs had quietly settled down
in the evening in bis comfortable room
In Francklyn cottage that hs was able to
get sleep.
His impotence to reach . resting
place at the side Of the sea wa one OF
tha most pathetic features Of the day.
When he arrived he was too weak 10
talk. Hs whispered once - the pure air
Of the seq come In 10 him aftsr he was
moved into his room, "It Il good 70 Be
TIE PlIsIpKNT's CONDITION.
Dr.. Bliss said. In speaking Of the
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