The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-05
deadi he however, dents having

uniavoraoie turn which the u esiuen = con.
hope, and that this mornii h. does n, I see
wny the presidents chances Of recovery are
not as good as at any time siRce he was shot,
MRS, GARFIELD.
MIS-. Garfield had a good nights res, last
nignt, AMI IL at her husbands b, dside this
m1fbing, feeling refreshed, and she 10 cheer
pR. AGNEw's OPINION
Executive Manson, li:5p a m -There is no
material change In the +, esdent's condition.
br. Aguew. an eminent surgeon of Phiadel.
pnia, VINO came here this nor, Ing to consult
with the resident attendant IN, sicians.
says that In his judgme,t q ere
srsrems'M s,e some ~ indication which are
eAUemsIy encouraging. Among these
Is the fact that the kidneys
ana intes'nes are entirely uutbjur.d aud ca
pso!e o performing their fuucrion.. The liv.
er ls lacerated 10 soma extent, and tn +, large
nerves leading rom the spi e to the lower ex-
tremites have be n y injured as 10 cause The
htin hr wh eh the p'e'ideut refers to his feet.
The stomach, however, retains n ur shment,
ava toe patient Is slowly gathering strength to
meet NE secondary inri nation when II occurs
a. asfet mere islittl evidence of l. aud n thilg
sy,sm, 90 muiS.te o .hst II W.l beof extraordinary
president condit ON with much hope fulnees
Executive Mansion, 800 d. m - ttolney
Sen' raj Mcvtigh gives in the following words,
wnat ne understands to be the opinton OF Ur.
Agnew with REGARD to the presidents cor dtior:
uisrega ded as extremely critical, but not
without bope.'
washington, July Secretary Blaine has
Just sent the following telegram to the Iepre-
Parie: ~ 'N" VA"
IAN important consultation was held this
morning, at which Dr a gnew of PhiladelphIa
and Or Hamilton OF New York, u l.. snd
ski i"l surgeons, were p, esent The rt suit Ia
nnt reassnrlng, hongn the conclusion " sthat
recovery is possible. We do not give up
hope" Csiynec) b AlNE, S, c'etary,
Executive Mansion, II O'Clock -Dr Bliss In
conversation on the presidents condition at
ths hour, says that while the case ~ ct II cIit-
lcal, there is every, reason fer hope OF his re.
covery, and mt iderns the na,ure of the
wound wound ,ne situation isas favorable as 1t pos
he said If the president TT passes
through to day without iosipg strengh
IL VIII be exceedingly encouraging Ihe
Crisis, however, cannot be definitely fixed, az
mere may be change at any time. The
doctors haid that examinations which have
been mace pirm the opinion that the ball
The Cate; rssSsl ia 1hs neiga9orhood Of the liver
wich he ha. retained very well. lie vomtsd
slightly, early 'his morning, The doctor in
conclusion said, we all know thai the presi-
dent is In an exceed ingiy precarious condition,
put there Is very good erou, d for hopes OF his
recovery. Mrs Garfield is bearing the trial
most nobly and hei fortltnde has ., sisted us in
our work very much indeed. With her con-
tlnued aid aud the presidents vitality, we
hope for favorable results OF course we
cannot vent re an opinion. hence we only
bulletin cts us they appear from time TO time
for the purpose OF permitting The public to
draw the rown COZ clusions thro, gh The aid OF
the medical maternity.
IN NTwRNTY-FouR HOURS.
l2'l5 y. m.-Dr' HOmerine, al eminent sur.
geCn OF ONO, who served as SUI geOn l, Gener-
~ Gariield's Iegt rent during tue war, saw
the president this morning and expresses
ine opinion that the next tweniy-f ur
hours VIII determine whether the case will
prove fatal or not.
An official bulletin says: Executive man
s'0n 1880 IN There has been but little change
In the presidents condition since the last bull
leiin. He c0mplai' smuch less of pain In his
Feet, but slight vomit ng ccasoually.
Or. u, NJ. bliss. Robert Rey yburn,J X. Barnes,
j. j. Woodward.
The next bulletin was iasued at six p. m. at
the executive mansion.
THE PREsiDHNT's MOTHER.
President Gar ed's mother is now with her
daughter, Mrs. Larabee AZ Solon Ohio. Owing
presidents uncle, the news OF the PIE dents
attempted assassination was not broken TO the
old lady tiii Sunday morning. A telegram
fScs,ved ioSnW sis,es sy member men Of the family
news was impartei to her the old lady very
calmly iemarh, d. God help me-" This is ali
she said at the time. since then, however,
encouraging news has been forwarded ,egard.
Ing he pres esideDt'S condition.
Executive Mansion, July 1.-THE following
kilograms are few out of hundreds Of mes
'ukNH w rNiuNdtby anu uCuHlOItUCe IeCtlNtu NJ
the executive mansion and by the secretary of
state.
SYMPATHETIC TELEGHAMs.
Edenton, N. c., July 4.--To his Excellency,
Pes dent J. A. Carrie d:-A blind aud wound.
ed ex-cou Iederate soldier 10, deis his c0ngrat.
n'atlons ON your improved condition May
God are you to preserve epeace aud dig-
niiy Of the nation.
lslgned y. W. BoND.
Fort Wayne, Ind July 4.-To the ptesident
OF the United states --lhe CathG.h bishops
OF =, orla andf ont Wayne desire to express
thelrmost 81, cere syInuathy and IN oste rnest
/ j a. Spalding, Jo eph Denerger.
Nen'ner, July To Mrs Garlleld Love,
sympathy and hope
I lsigned ] WHiTELAw READ WIFE
Rillicuon. We shalt 10 day send up many
earnest praysrs for espeeiy recovery OF your
hn,cti0na,o husband and our president
tSgutd,l The Ladies o! Kichmond
The following has Just been received from
the king of Roumania.
From Bucharest, Csterocione, July 4.-To
est Indignation AMI deplore most deeply the
horriDe attempt against your precious life,
and teg you TO sccept my wa, NEST wishes for
your quick recovery: tsigntdl. CHARLES.
,,,i.i esecT a,y OF state mas Just received the
Paris, July ..
Madam Garfield, Executive Mansion,
Accept the expression OF our deepest sympa.
thy. tSlgnedl OuTRy.
| Executive Mansion, 2 p. m.-There has been
no material change In the presidents condi-
tion since the date Of the last official bulletin.
| Executive Mansion, 225 p. m - The lest on.
ciul bulletin Issued regarding the
presidents condition is considered by
the medical profession 10 be encouraging and
sgninca OF favorable results.
The strictest rules are eDforced, not even the
| presidents sons being allowed In the room.
II is considered by many that the present 10 the
most critical period, and every precau ion is
being tab en- to pfevent noise or excitement of
any eharaci cr In or about the mansion DR..
Bliss remarked 10 a cabinet officer shortly
after Tho one O'Clock bulletin was Issued, that
there was lcss ovldsrce OF peri ionitis now
Than when the eight O'Clock bulletin was
written.
THE PRESIDENT STEAKS.
Executive Mansion, 2.25 m--The president
was awake ned from asleep fe w moments sgo,
and eaid to Dr Bliss, who stood by his bedside.
Doctor l feel better than have at any time
since wac wound ed"
Executive Mansion, 2,<5 p. m.-The attend
Ing physicians continue to express q doubtful
opip ion of the presidents case. Peritonitis
has not tupcrventd d rs ye', and there are no
more Indications OF Il than there were this
| mornins. The condition OF tho patient there.
fore, although critical, IL no worse than It
was to be expected.
Executive Mansion, 2:30, p. m..The Secretary
OF slate has Just sent the sfollowina 10 Hon,
Amos Townsend, Cleveland, Ohio: The pres.
dents condition has not materially changed