The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08
Secretary OF STATE.

and every symptom this morning is ia
Vorabls.
BLAINE,
Secretary ol State.
TIE sEc0ND OFFICIAL BULLETIN
was Issued at P. NJ, and read as follows
"The condition Of the President coutinuel
qnite as favorable as this morning. Pulse
100; temperature, 1908; respiration, 23
Uniess unlAvorabls cnsnges should occur
M further bulletin will be issued unit
8:80P NJ,
The increase In temperature and pulse
10 atcribed by the physicians to the In
cTease In the iemT TerRlure ot the room
At noon to-day the temperature Of the
room wts from three to iour degrees lower
than yesterday, or than II would be II the
reirigarating apparatus had not been ln
trodICed. The weather to-day was about
as it was yesterday flom 0 o'clock this
morning until noon. At 1880 O'Clock
not q breath Of air was stirring, the iLfu
enCs Of the sun being very depressing,
The following unofficial bulletin was
issued RtSPM:
THE CONDITION CT THE PRESIDENT
has rem tined substantially unchanged
since the last fficial bulletin. The slight
increase in the pulse and temperature
since morning is said by the attending
physiCans to be only the natural hdctus'
tiOn Of the fever from morning 10 noon.
The President has eaten some chicken
broth today, and expressed . strong de
are Ablut noon for toast and oat meal
with milk. The latter was given him Of
prt baby the lesst objectionable kind ol
solid food which heteemed 10 crave, The 70
ports that jaundiCe has set in or that there
has been any unlavorable turn In the case
are uuf undtd.
In conversation this afternoon with Dr.,
Boynton, the Presidents u family physician,
Dr., B les expressed the opinion that the
Presidents chance OF recovery WAS now
,nsiderably more favorable than ever.
lhe danger oil ,peritonitiS, he said, was
last passing away, aud although 1t might
still occur, It's occurrence had become I'M
probable.
TIE ONLY ACCIDENT NOW TO BE APPRE'
HENDED,
he said, and the only ones likely to ter.
inmate fatally, were secondary hem.
orrhage and p!U mia or blood poisoning g.
Secondary hemonhsges might occur at
any time up to the seventh day, but on
account OF the course which the ball took,
and The place where II 10 supposed TO lie,
the danger nj a secondary hemorrhsge was
NOT, in Dr.. Biss's opinion, . serious one
10. al nm hn
dent most 10 be feared, and I that there
was not yet, he said, the slightest indiCa.
tion. An absCess also might form at any
point along the course oI the ball or at the
extremity Of the wound, but with this,
he taid, they could deal successfully. He
expressed
GREAT RELIANCE UPON THE PRESIDENTS
VIGOROUS INSTITUTION,
strong vitality and calm courage. He
was, the doctor said, the very best patient
he had seen In the course Of his surgical
practice.
40 fiictal bulletin was issued at SP.M,
aS follows:
The favorable condition Of the President
continues. Pulse 106, temperature 100 2,
respiration 2S.
District Attorney Corkhill says
NO ACTION WILL BIG TAKEN REGARDING
GuIfEAu's CAsE
till the result OF the Presidents wound Ia
finally determined. Referring to the
papers taken from Gul,eau, oorkhill is
reported In thestar Of this evening to have
said: "These papers are not 80 very i'm
portant. The only very important thing
we have 10 q full detailed history Of the
crime from its inception 10 its elimination
which l believe 10 accurately correct
The papers In due time will be given IA
the public. will say In addition, think
II exceedingly cruel, CorsidefipR the
fevered state OF the public on this sub col
and the horror with which every man re
CARDS the assassin, that any mans name
should he mentioned in connection with
him. He 10
AN EGoTlsrioAL, DISHONEST MAN;
attempting to borrow money Of people
claiming acquaintance with persons whom
be only knew by the fact Of his going 10
them and speaking To them; speaking oI
persons as bis iriende with whom be had
no Acquaintance, and attempting to OBJ
tain money by representing himself as q
man Of greet political II hueDCe, bJth here
and In New York. To mention the names
OF those citizens in connection With this
man at this time is improper and unjust.
While every body who has known any.
thing Ab nut the man at all has been per.
fectly willing 10 detail TO me bic entire
relations with Guiteau, ,still there is scarce
" one OF them bat has requested that bis
name be Kept from the public. The state
ment to which ieferis
A DETAILED STATEMENT or THE CRIME,
why It was done, when II was done
and just how II was done, given me By
the prisoner himself. After 1 had tolt
him certain iACts had obtained, ther
got from him what l believe is correc
statement. He was go soliCitous Hbou
its being correct that he even sent mes
serger TO atk me 10 return 10 the jail, al
he wan, ed 10 tell me something that hat
escaped bis memory. He was afraid tha
would learn II somewhere else ant
then think be had concealed somathinI
from me, There is necessarily, and vetl
properly,
GREAT ANXIETY ON 1HE PART OF RvERY
BODY
to learn The minutest detail 10 connection
with The commission Of this crime. ! en-
met on The streets and people come TO m!
residence day and night. have not
minutes leisure in my office. l hav
said but very little, but | think II ptops
to say that there are no startling vela
liona that will he developed. From presen
indications The assassination was