The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08

bs' pee, bst beyond the frat shock tn ere
the facs n no no natural change either 10 me tne
bss O5s4 tnre. pulse or respiration me me
. temp hat might effect the former are
sbsnges, ;nnortent indications, either OF
ibs mos ei- ofueritonites, bat the 9ooy
.hs snocN 10, C risen above l0l and trac.
lest nS SIn or m st probable explanation OF
iaD. Ia "a is that the ballet took an up
the RoIp8I inw,rd course and LOGGED III
WsTd Sn o,;ssuss about the spinal column.
the deu &C. would account for the pam
This IJu,5 AID feet, and it would be diff
in TIE rex sooount for the pain in any other
cult ito AZ SI,O man Injured in the manner
way. ~ 6v the medical witnesses would
c!sIme~ Iong without an accession OF
live, 80 nDfsvorable symptoms. DR..
really In also thinks if the liver was
CornloO1",s,tt all, it vas only slightly I'M
ioucne' nan. Dr.. Agnew, Of Philadel-
plngeL ~ The exact location ofthe wound
phla, roy; side, four inches from the
Is n Iu Ia.gaen the tenth and eleventh
SPINE liter berg broken. From the ex-
Ip ;o- appearance of the Woupo me pre-
teLl Sn, tT5 certainly would De tnEt TIE
sump5t 10. been trsversed.
-IT ,55L.; Ia, Washington says; AS W.
n I'm was leaving the Executive
R fyui,n at midnight, tribune cores
MsG s.Ut e.id, PLEASE give me you. pro,
2onlsni opinion Of the situation. "
i fesslonI' nv professional opinion is that
-o,etbinG is perfectly serene Inc pa
tlea 4 = G tbst trouble OF pain in the stom-
=. 10 boo, o1vercome?" asked Gen. SWaln'
S az w vas sitting by. ION, yes;
' W. did not amount to any
La! shss The President had beea taking a
i;ttis too much water, but did not VomIt'
W. sSaIl not give him any more nonrisn-
roeDt Tor a while, as we want to give Inc
stomach chance to rest" otio,
la the course Of the long eonY t,a Iaa,
with a Russian correspondent, lSse lAss
eyssine, Gen. Swain said; ! nave very
strong hopes that the President WIN re-
cover Since this time. last nignE M ms
condition has steadily improved. Inc
Inflammation has diminished ana sap-
na-sntiv become localized, his pulse
T las fre6uent. While his tenn
nerature is not fallen greatly
;, e onIv about q above normal. No
I,ornbine was administered since 9 O'Clock
last night. and the sleep which he now
gets il natural. It is well known now
that his intestines were not injured. We
believe there is no danger that periton-
;te, will sunervene. The President re-
tsins sll his indonitabie courage, and the
clearness of mind to-day has been simply
marvellous He philosophers on the
siIustion and consequences which are tn
follow his dsRlh or recovery as coolly as
though the case was that of another.
Believing he can be of use 10 his country
IS well IS TO bis family, he has q strong
desire to live, and as he said more than
once, will take the chance If there is
only one. I thought knew him as well
as any man could know another, but |
have discovered in him, in the course OF
the last three days, q grandeur and hero
ism OF character Of which l had never
before dreamed.
It's said by one of the attendants that
the President remarked this afternoon
that be was getting tired Of ''wishy
wasby" diet furnished by his doctors,
and expressed desire for solid food.
General Swain remarked that he ex-
pected the President would be difficult
patient 10 manage when he became q
little stronger. he insisted, to-day, that
General Swain should read the New
York newspapers to him, and promised
TO shut his eyes and try to sleep if this
was done. his request was denied.
Do you believe the President will re-
cover? asked 8 correspondent of Secre-
tsry KirkBood this evening Yes. l be-
lieVe he will; | believe | never really
thought that be would not.
George William Curtis thinks we de-
pend too much on our Institutions to al.
low desth, even as deplorable as that OF
Garfield would be, to embarrsss US. He
thinks the Administration would conform
to the general purposes Of Garfield. He
mad Ne confidence in the conspiracy the
Ory. The attack WAS the result of rush
for Gpoils.
Continued favorable bulletins suggest
already that Thanksgiving services be
given in the churches and the holding oil
congrstu atory meetings.
New York, Times Washington;
found that Arthur and Blaine are
cloEeted. Both are fresher and brighter
than yesterday. Arthur said: GAS the
President gets well, 1 will get better
too" Blaine ssid the President is doing
lplendid!y. The cabinet officers have
been calling On Arthur this morniBg and
staying forty to sixty minutes.
Hamilton watches the Washington
news with the deepest interest. He hat
sdVices direct from physicians to the
same effect ss the last bulletins; which be
Gays are very encouraging, indicating
that the dangerous symptoms have gone
and favorable ones ensued, He feels
much more hopeful than on Tuesday,
and there is every reason now to look fol
recovery. The variety of peritonites Il
be expected Is the least dangerous of all.
BE believes the critical period is past,
Conkling is here, but is moving rather
mysteriously. A card left at the hotel
said: "We will hang Conkling tonight
st sharp" Conkling left the hotel ST S,
and had not returned at 1880.
DR.. Hamilton said to q Tribune re
porter, that after the fifth day, tn
chances Of the Presidents recovery in
crease in geometricsl ratio; while dan
ger Is not passed it is becoming lessenet
more rapidly than there was reason to ex
peer: Speculation is very difficult becaus
OF Inc unknown course of the ball
Desplte the testimony he hopes the bal
struck rib and was DETECTED so ths
neither the liver nor any other vital par
w@sruck. The functions of the liver seen
MOI 70 impaired, so it is almost certain
nav me lntestines escaped entirely. An
oInef day ike this would warrant stil
greater eheerfulness. It is probable Their
WIZ De no reappearsnceof Inflammation
New 1or 6.-There is general salts
lection to NIGHT nuar tho o,,tIool- C,nh