The Russellville Democrat., 1881-07-21
Out of Danger, but Low.

| WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1.-The condition of l the President to-day has been more favorable | than for three or four days, his pulse and tenn 1 perature having improved and his general tone being considered much better. He slept less last night than usual yet his physians agree that his improvement is in no particular, but general. | This morning the most noticeable change was in his pulse and the reduction of his temperature. This is partly owing to the fact that the cooler described last night as in course of erection had proven success, having reduced the tempera- ture Of the sick champer to such degree that the patieFt cried enough.
 ULTIMATE RECOVERY ASSURED. This morning the President said to Dr. Bliss, T T fee feel better this morning thlRk am going
 II think so too," said the Doctos
 The President is very weak. He can move his legs little. That is about the only physical ex- ertIon except talking that he is capable of He suffers considerable pains in his legs, but don't complain much of it. Mir. Crump, who has been fired, said today Get well Of course @ IS' he wifi He is going to get well without doubt" Mir. Crump IS of opinion that the President will take a drive in six weeks from now. The jaundiced appearance, which was first noticed last Friday, has all disappeared. The Presidents hands and face, which had become yellow, have resumed the color they had before they changed hue. He is given more nourishment to-day than hereto fore. Great 62re IS taken that nothing shall be administered that Gill destroy the tone of his stomach: To get that ofgaa opt of order would be very dangerous.
 ONE Of THE fObH
 aitesding physicians is cousta ntly by the Presi dents bedside. He is watched unceasingly by medical sttsGdspts as well as by the nurses. The three main points ROW aimed at in his treatment are first to keep the system np Rnd not let 1t fall in any particular; second, to constantly watch the symptoms and act promptly as they make it advisable: third to that the President is kept as comfortable and cheerful as possible. All danger from secondary hemorrhage is considered over. There is but little fear of blood poison by the physicians. The pus discharged from the woil1d is of such character now as to make it alToI impossible that there should be blood poisopng' Ip short, the whole case and every symptom E so encouraging that physicians do not hesitate to say ih4t they are confident of ul. and then, but he says very tew wQIds-nothing like conversation is allowed him. Ills principal talking is giving directions to Mir. CruiBp about the arrangements of his bed and other details O the sick room.
 THE CRANES
 today, causing extensive comment. It is sur prising how rapidly they turn up. The insanity of the whole .eountry appears to be directed to- corners females. Hannah D. Munger from Michigan, entered the police station in condi- tion which would seem to warrant the belief that she had walked all the way from the Peninsula state and wanted to interview the attorney gen eral in private She said she had come all the way to ask the attorney general and m ,s Garfield When told that they could do nothing, she be- came violent and said they would be served as nas6eid had been served She was suppressed Matilda BaseoJp, Il colored woman, was arrested in the White House grounds today. She has been hanging aroupa fpf several days, talking wildly and shaking her fist at fhe' e'execHtiye man sion. She was run in She claimed t0 be per sonal friend of Hayes, and wanted t0 collect in terist on money she had loaned him. She was
 SENT TO THE ASYLUM.
 Another colored man was run in at police head quarters today whose mania was that he could not cheer for Garfield without danger of his life, and that he @Ss constantly threatened with death because of his ffienasiaip for the President There is considerable alarm uh4 Qnaby felt on the score of these crazy people. 4 bgRce of detec- tives are now on duty at the door Of Secretary Browns room every day, and no one can pass without coming under their scrutiny. In addi- C on to this, 1t is noticeable that policeman or ofjaar in plain clothes accompanies every caller from the exeeutiye gates to the foot of the stair way, where second escort takes the individual and card There afe tse tTo detectives sitting above to whom the card mag be Tefegred in case there Is doubt about 1t. These pFe6antions ' is said are adopted on smaller scale about the residence of NIT, Blaine. They will be only maintained in the present state of the ''crank'' market.
 RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
 Resolutions of sympathy with President Gar field and family were received to-day from the RAsdusters Of the fih senatorial district of Yir-