The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-18

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| j. K. BARNES,
| ROBERT REYBURN,
| ID. IL. AeNEw,
| Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion, 1880
| q. m Private Secretary Brown came from
the surgeons room few moments ago and re-
ported that the president was then sleeping
| No morphia has yet been injected and there
has been no report Of nausea since mornlng.
administered since midnight. Sec
retary Brown says this mornings dress
ing showed that the. wound was In
a perfectly healthy condition. Members OF
the cabinet arrived at various times during
the early morning, .Aito1ney-General Nc.
Veagh, accompanied by DR.: AgneW, arriving
at the mansion aboat Z ;30. When ne returned
from the private part of the house he expressed
| The opinion that while there was yet hope, the
patient was certainly ia a very critical CON
dltion. There is Il noticeable despondebt ex-
preston visible In those having access TO the
| presidents chamber, and the greatest re-
ticence is observed, especially by the attend
| ing surgeons, who do not enter the business
| part of The house unless 1T Is absolutely neces-
sary The despOndent expressiJ IN of Attorney
| General McVeagh was especially noticeaD!e.
shortly after o'clock the cabinet ofhcers,
with the exception OF Sscretary Lincoln, VINO
| from New York, left the white house for their
respective departments. The day bids fair 10
be one of anxious waiting.
looked forward to with intense interest. The
opinion prevails at the mansion among those
| VINO are thoroughly conversant with the pres
| ident's coalition, that should the temperature
at the afternoon dressing be below nominal
point and the pulse become more frequent,
| the gravity of the situation Will be Increased
| II, on the other haad, she tsmpeihture shouiu
remain nominal, or &c e,se little and the
| pulse still keep up t,i9 a'tuation Will not be
Considered rs ma ef' lJ changed a station
airy temperature al IN proved pulse would ba
| the most favorable 1AO cation whlcn coulu. De
| had at the prese ut time
Nothing directly from the sick room hi IS
| been received since the facts above stated.
There are now but few visitors at the White
House, out windows throughout the city in
which official bulletins are. displayed,
indicate that there 10 general feeling o.
alarm throughnot the entire city, as 10 usual
preceding an anticipated crisis, there are
many rulnors on the streets, snch as, 'Hit
pulse 10 rapidly increasing ut Is Known
that the President cannot reecover,' etc.
there is no foundation for them beyond what
| has been stated.
LITTLE PREVIOUS.
Liverpool, August 10 The Daily Post and
Daily Courier, OF the city announce this
morning the death OF PRESIDENT GARFIELD ana
published obituary notices.
| Unolicial Builein-Dr. Bliss entered the
| executive mansion few minutes ago TO at
nd the noon examination. Upon beingap.
preached by representative OF the associated
| press; ne said in o general way that he con-
side!ed the patient better than on yesterday.
! Whareuppn the following dialogue ensued:
| "A Reporter. Doctor, what are the real
Dr., Bliss. The chances are indeGnite; /
| have not seen the patient for an hour or SO.
| but he was better than ON yesterday when
last saw him, and OF course we take encour-
4 Seporter. The midday examination will
be very important, will 1t noH
! peratuTe should fall much below the nor
mai point the SO would look quite badly,
paY licularly 80 IL the pulse should rise.
| Reporter-Do you ex pect this?
Biiss--No, we do not; but OF course we can
aot predict with sny dsgEse OF certainty what
| Will be the result.
Reporter-You 10 uot give the cause up
Bliss (Emphatically) No, ,no;we do not give
itup.
Reporter-Have any intlm1tlons been given
I tire family t. prepare for the worst?
n Dliss-Ro, sir; IL has not come to that,
| Vhe doctor then proceeded 10 the sick cham
bed, appearing perfectly calm and conposef
OfNelal bulletin, Executive Mansion. 1890
q M Tho President has been quiet and has
not vonls' ed since The morDiug uulletin, but
has not yes rallied from the pr0stration Of yes
lerday mo hing rs much as was hoped, The
enemas administered are. however, still re-
| tailed AZ present his pulse Is li4j tempera-
ture 9j-lOoi reapiyr;io1 10 =, -,
J.K BAnSEs.
J.J. NOoDWAitO.
RoBERr REYBURN.
ID II. AGEEw.
Unofficial bulletin, p. m.-nn. Edison,
one of the attendants upon the presiden., re-
| tired at O'Clock his morning, and did not
leave the mansion for her nome till noon,
Previous TO h.r departure, she
Ss ssie correspohdent, that the prssidsnt's case
| al this time was certainly very critical, but
| that she had still hope Of his recovery. The
trouble with the presidents stomsch she said
/ iion of the wound, comparatively considered.
she remarked in this connection that
me- wounds ,roSS,s sTS nesS.y sSsy ssIs healed; !;
perfectly understood by the surgeons ard thsy
az have some idea about it, she said further
I kat the president compfehended thg exact sit
| nation that he has been told bis stomach de-
manded absolute rect, and that no attempt
will be made for The present 10 give him nOur-
| IshInent in the regular manner. Toe lady, In
IN. prssidsnts RS StRmsch would
| be strong enough TO retain some
thing. In response 70 an inquiry
she ststed thst the president looEs better to-
lt usmili0n is expected 70 arrive In wash
! Ing abs'nt 1e &c eek 20 night.
Dr a-ybIrD. as re was leaving ne white
hosse y = s.sk "A II he ntioered the i2.1O bul-
IeiM ns -lo.catlug cause for earn. BE
~. ksi that tbrre u no psrcepi0ie chsnge
In the .e~ffsnt's condition since morning
Tn.riolaI bulletin--Executive Mansion, 20
n IA - y iaet bulletin hae cast q clonm Cve1
ice stls rns-s of the executive mansion, ap4
t5aeresfssf anxiefy prevails % the change
whiet has osc1rfed. The gloom is most Dota-
~. N, : se1,.tsrffn and conversation. Prirst8
sscrefery Br0un has from the nrsi main-
ftfntd = mosf ssnruiDe opinion tbat fhs presi-
F-nf wouii recover. Secretary u unt, when
ested fer minutes aro II be eou'd
se~ arrillfr ? f.tOrslrle ~ 20 the present con
u IrfOu of ne patlent, fal1 ~ t0rH watch
.hoEsa e Va r,,rs fs y ssv, tbss evsresss ra
that eonld be said Wns nov visible hon he
re extreme qnIet vh.eh psrrssss ths rnsf-
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