Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-16
EASTERN InTEllleENcE
DR.. HiAlLTOys OPINION OF THE con-
DITIeN OF THE P2ESlDEsV,
NE THINKS TRAr ~ stsl
RECOVER.
Much Anxiety In Washtrstor as
to His Condition.
His PuIse Causes Tneasiness sm the
Public Mind.
THE IRISH CONVENTION MAR
MO- NOUS.
Guiteau Anxious Abont the Presi-
dents Condition
Agent Cooks Report from the
Rosebud Agency.
His PuIse causes Tneasinsss sm the
Public Mind.
THE IRISH CONVENTION MAR
MoNIouS.
Guiteau Anxious Abont the Presi-
dents Condition
Agent Cooks Report from the
Rosebud Agency.

ment that the President will get we'll. He
never made a positive affirmation Of
before. He said. gusrdedly. that he
thought he would get well, that his pros
poets were good, and all that sort of talk,
he has within the last "a hours said
positively that there was no doubt of it.
He was asked if there was any reason for
encouragement throughout the country,
and he dictated the following answer
Not the slightest. The slight fuctua-
tons in his pulse and temperature. which
may occur from day to day, has no special
The causes are often OBJ
scure, but slight and transient, and ought
not to create in the public either alarm or
encouragement. The public can judge
better as TO his condition by the fact that
from week to week there is general i'm
provement; at least it is safe to say that
there is no general change for the worse
A very decided improvement cannot be
expected until the pus-secreting surface is
reasonably diminished in size, and for this
more time is required than has elapsed
since the last incision. You may assure
the public that the President will recover,
if they will only wait patiently for the re-
suit. Yon may add that it will be reason
able to expect a rapid improvement when
the weather becomes a little cooler. The
hot weather is one Of the greatest diff
culties to contend against"
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. $3.50 A.
M.-The President did not rest as well as
usual last night. Until toward 8 o'clock
his sleep was not sound, and he vomited.
several Zines. About 8 o'clock he became
composed and slept well until after 7
o'clock this morning. His stomach is still
excitable, and his temperature rather
higher han yesterday. At present his
pulse is 10S; temperature, 1902; respira-
ton, 10.
1890 M.-Since the last bulletin the
President has not vomited, and has been
able to retain the nourishment admins
tered. At the morning dressing the dis
charge of pus was free and of q good
character. Since then his pulse has been
more frequent. but the Temperature has
fallen to q little below what it was at this
time yesterday. At present his pulse is
11S; temperature, 80; respiration. 10.
Latest Concerning the President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 15-2:15 P. NJ.
Much anxiety is exhibited throughout
the city regarding the Presidents condi-
tion, and numbers Of inquiries have been
made at the Mansion throughout the day.
The feeling throughout the country was
similarly manifested by the large number
of press correspondents who called at the
White House to receive the 1890 p. M.
bulletin for the representative papers
which they represent. Aside from this,
many requests for the ''latest news have
been received from the several executive
departments. The temperature and res
piration, as stated in the last bulletin, are
generally conceded as favorable indica.
tons, but the pulse. which is given as l18,
causes considerable u~neasiness in the pub
lie mind. Since the issuance of the last
bulletin it has been impossible to confer
with any one Of the surgeons. Attorney
General McVaigh called q short time ago,
and as he was leaving the White House
said in reply to i~nterrogatories that DR..
Agnew attributed the unusually high pulse
to the weak condition Of the patient caused
by nausea, with which he has been trou-
bled. The Attorney General said further
thai the surgeons informed him there were
no indications from pus fever, and they
AoRSA my ~ tAO tlOuDkC hIl5-
ing from nausea. II no further trouble
from nausea is experienced, it is thought
the patient will soon rally from the bad
effects of the attack he has already had.
The surgeons took the pulse about 1:45 P.
M, when it was liz, q decrease Of 6 beats
in less than two hours. At this hour Pri-
vate Secretary Brown, who just came from
the surgeons ROOM. says the pulse is still
decreasing. :
What Alex. Sullivan Says of the
Irish Convention.
CHICAGO, August 15.-During the ses-
sion Of the Irish Convention here, it was
stated that one Of the Trustees Of the
Skirmishing Fund was Alex. Sullivan.
That gentleman having his attention called
to the statement last night, said he had
been connected with the Fund 10
any respect whatever. The names of the
Trustees are well known in New York. He
says also hat the Convention was not dis
cordant. as was reported. but was harmo-
NOUS. Fully one-third of its members
were professional men, and one-third were
IN the civil war in this country.
The Convention had no possible sympathy
Rosa. and abhorred the idea of dyn-
being used against non-combatants.
Especially would they refuse to assail
passengers on English ships, |
when the memory Of American kindness to |
sufferers is SO fresh. They believe
he time will be ripe to strike for indie
pendence, as America did, when England
hall become involved in . foreign war, |
md that they will have q full right to wage
var. !
Guiteau I'm an Angry Mood.
NEW York, August 15.-The Herald's
special says 1t was learned
rom n Of the guards at the Jail that
has been in q very cranky humor
or several days. Yesterday he ~endeavored
upwards of an hour to extract some in
ormation as to the Presidents condition
q guard on duty at his cell door, and
he found it was impossible he be-
anne very angry, and swore roupdly that
70 would send for the District Attorney
nd have immediate action taken on his
pplication for bail. This morning be
omplained Of the heat. and demanded TO
% removed to 9 cooler cell, and when this
1as refused he reiterated his threat to
ress his application for bail.
Grow Dog Arrested.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The Indian Bu-
eau to-day received another report from
gent Cook at the Rosebud Agency about
be killing Of Spotted Tail. He had ar
Grow Dog, the murderer. and Black
the accomplish, and sent them to
'ort Niobrara for confinement until the
rival Of the U. 8. Marshal to take care
1 them. He held than for murder nv law ,