Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

The President Sleeping at 0 O'Clock.
The latest Official bulletin. issued at O'Clock,
says that the Presidents pulse has fallen to
Us. TIE President is sleeping quietly.
Condolences from England.
Earl Granville telegraphs this evening the
coincidence OF the British government, and
Minister Lowell, at London, also sends dis.
patch conveying Queen victoria's regrets.
Guiteau's Papers GIVE No Evidence
Of Conspiracy.
Colonel Corkhill is at the White House, and
says that the papers left:with him from Guiteau,
the assassin. contain no important develop
mentS, and that they prove conspiracy is uu-
founded. They are simply the kind of pal.
derdash that the other epistolary efforts of Gu,
teau are.
he Ball Found In the Liver,
9:10.-The doctors have found the ball. It is
In the liver. They know how to reach it. The
Presidents condition Is better and more com.
Portable than half an hour ago. The physi
clans now say that there Is q hope. All the
symptoms are now favorable. 1t may be
temporary improvement, but the best Is hoped
for.
The fall in the pulse and the improvement in
temperature and respiration is attributable to
the administration Of champagne The effect
relapse after the effects Of the wine die out, the
case Will be considered hopeful.
The President Improving,
At 9:l5 r. N. DR.. Bliss was seen. He says
there is decided change for the better. The
condition Of his pulse and respiration Is much
better. The President is easier and said to DR..
Bliss: ''Tell me what are my chances?"
Dr. Bliss replied: 81 low think that there is
very good chance for your recovery"
The President replied: ''Well, Will take that
and deliberately as man who had made up his
mind to live.
DR.. Bliss says that he has very strong hopes
The President is gradually getting better.
Official Bulletin at 9:4j.
Pulse fell from 1ts to 12s; temperature 80.
Respiration clear, and condition seems at this
writing favorable.
The President Condition More Favor.
able Than at Any I fm To-day.
1910 p. M.-The President, who has slept
considerably refreshed. DR.. Bliss as soon
as the President awoke, made an
attempt to draw his urine with catheter. He
succeeded, and the President was much re-
lieved by the operation. His pulse Is 124, and
tuC puS SiOAduo soy tuhU LID COuulllOu Is more
favorable now than at any time during the day.
A Cabinet COnsultattOn.
All OF the members OF the Cabinet are at the
White House. No formal Cabinet meeting Is
being held, but the Cabinet officers are In con-
sultation in the library together with Col. w.
A. Cook and A. NJ. Gibson.
Hopes That the President Will Poll
ThrOugh.
The passage Of urine was natural, there being
no blood. Attorney General MacVeigh says
that after consultation with the physicians he
has now the strongest hopes that the President
will pull through.
What the President Said to Dr.. Town
shend.
When DR.. Townshend reached the Presidents
side this morning, and after feeling his pulse.
he asked the President If he could turn on his
side. The President replied. 30 yes," and
after christening his clothing and finding the
| wound inserted his finger and the President
asked: "How is 1t doctor?" Doctor Townshend
said: Il hope it Is not very bad" The President
replied: 81 think IL ia nv death hl0w,,