Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-06

pain in his feet. Signed, D. w.
Bliss, J. A. X. Barnes, J. J. Wood
ward, Robert Keyburn.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The NeWs has
tel. gram from Secretary Lincoln,
dated early this morning, saying
that the President has steadily Inn
proved. The reaction from the
shock has been favorable, aud the
attending surgeons arc very
hopeful.
The Sangerfest Association
adopted resolutions oondem ming
the murderous attack on the Presi.
dent and expressing their sincerest
wish that his precious life may be
spared for the welfare Of our glo.
nous nation. A proclamation, by
the special command Of the San
gerbund, was issued. requesting
the singing societies who hold pic
mics to day to respect the grief OF
the country and abstain from loud
expressions OF festival JOY and
music in the streets.
President Garfield's mother has
not been told of the calamity, as IL
is feared it would kill her. She is
very much enfeebled by death in
the family which occurred re-
Gently. A telegram has been sent
by the Presidents son to her other
children. who are with her, of a
very reassuring tenor.
WASHINGTON, July Abr. Bliss
ia private conversation at 1890
ident is admirable snd the chances
of his recovery are splendid.
When the Cabinet learned of the
ply sicians last night that the Pres
ident was sinking, they requested
Arthur to come on the midnight
train, which he did. He suppress
Ell his natural desire to express
sympathy with the President and
family because it was necessary to
keep the President absolutely quiet
for the present.
WASHINGTON, July 4 $3.50 p. NJ.
No change IN the Presidents con.
diiion. He is cheerful and calm.
No official bulletin since P. M.
While his condition is critical, the
mere fact that he grows no wore
from hour to ur is considered 10
be favorable
WASHINGTON, July 4.-7:45 A M
The President passed the night
uDeasily, sleeping at short inter.
walls. While his condition is not
SO favorable as last evening, still
hopes are entertained that the Pres.
idpnt will get better. His physi-
clans are now consulting.
WARRINGTON. July 4.-10:40A.M M.
The physicIaus said, after the
consultation, "lf the Injuries are to
prove fatal. it see ms that we should
have an increase of the dangerous
symptoms of last night instead of
the slight improvement which we
find this morning
WASHINGTON, July 4, 5:l5 P. M,
The P,-sidtnt partoOk of II quah-
tity OF chicken broth a short time
ago and has retained 1t, and is
Resting about the same as when
his condition was last reported.
WASHINGTON, July 4, 6P. M
The Presidents symptoms are said
To be somewhat worse. No official
bulletin will be issued till 8 M.
WASHINGTON, July 4-6:20 P M
There Is u strong ieeiiug outside
of the White House that the Press
ident's condition is m IRE critical at
this time than It has yet been. Thi-
Inn rn 30 h
remarks privately made by those
who IRE cOnversant with the case
and whose avenues of Information
are of the hest possible character.
No Official bulletin will probably
be issued at present, aud 1t is held
that the physicians In attendance
are deferring their bulletin.
A CESSATION OF BULLETINS.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July A.
9:45 p. M The attendant physi.
Clans announce that IL the Presi.
dent's condition continues as IL 10
at present no further bulletins will
be issued until 8 A NJ.
WHAT A WATCHER HAS TO SAY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 5 $50
A. M -CIl. Rock we'll, who watched
at the Presidents bedside since A.
M, says that the President slept
considerably during the night at
Intervals, enjoying nearly two
hours Of undisturbed sleep. AT
times when he was awake the Pres
ident showed a disposition to talk,
but this was discouraged by the
watchers. Col. Rockwell, who has
been at the Presidents bedside
more or less every night since he
received his injury, thinks the
sleep enjoyed by the President last
night was less fitful and more ben
eficial than his slumbers during
any of the past three nights.
DIR, BLlss's OPINION.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July D.
8:45 Al M-Dr. Bliss says
this morning that the gen.
erel character of the Presi-
dents symptoms indicate marked
improvement over his symptoms
as observed last night. His pulse
this morning is finer and more
like the normal pulse. An exams
nation Of the patient, and cOnsulta-
ton OF attending physicians will
soon be had, after which an official
bulletin will be prepared.
AN OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASH
INoTON, d. O., July 5 . A M
The following is the official bulle
tin issued at $40 A. NJ: The Presi.
dent has passed comfortable
night, and his condition this morn
ing IL decidedly more favorable
There has been no vomiting since
last evening at s O'Clock, and he
has been able to retain the liquiC
nourishment Administered. There
is less tympasites and no aldo
minal tenderness except. in The
wounded REGION. Pulse, ia; tenn
ne, n tine. los: respirntion ~