The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

an, esldeot pro tenn Robinson In the
enaim Mr iI,ley referf ~ tue startling apd
senate met, saying mat the pr sldent OF the
UIited states had ben shot by an
ass He dwelt at leugth upon
with The earnest supp lcation that the 'IIis of
the president might DE spared Tue Journal
~ ye-Lerdny was real. following which the
chair handed the clerk two 'elegrams announce
ing the shV ting OF the ~ @ ,ld-Dt
MI. Halbeft offered the fol owing resolution.
Whereas, Ths SIN To Of the ct 10 of New
YORK learns with rofJunj sorrow OF the at
,Iafmp tea ASSES Sination OF the president Of the
Resolved, That we tender our hearth, It sym.
pathles to the president and his family, and ut
sometime express our sorrow and indignation
at Ie ~ oclous attempt made upon his life
Mr. Nj .CNtny said that while he agreed
WI much OF tue resolution, yet he wished 10
defer expressions OF indigna' Ion. until full
particulars We're received from the white
mousse lie did not, however, object to the
he resolution was then adopted by viva
vote vote.
On motion Of Mr.. Mills, the senate took
recess until ll:55 q m.
Duripg recess Mr.. Robertson received the
a located press dispatches, which were r. adj
fr.in The deck, a d the senators A. d etn ployes
gathered ABOUT the reader. The senate, at IL
oc'ock, Went into j)lnt convection wi h
ass ami upon returning theref, ON,
assembly, after the reading of 'he journal, Mr..
Murphy moved that the assembly take o re-
cess ,ili " o'clocH. He said he made The mo-
Li tI In oobstq nence o. the horrible news that
had been received from Wasbi gepn. lie then
referred to the progress If the vlctim. f. m
low 4 paths 10 the presidency. AMI ,ad that
lhe horror OF the act just commits was ton
great for expression The minor ty of this
house W uld ,nin4le its f. ling Of condemn
ion, with those of the entire country and the
w"rld.
, Mr. Murphy's motion was then adopted, aad
the assembly went into reress
After the adj >urninent of the joint conven-
ton the house reassembled md Mr. BROOKS
called ny his resolution to adjourn till Tues
day.
After some discussion the previous question
was ordeid and Mr.. Brooks resolution to adj
Journ was lost,
FIFTH BULLETIN
Washington, y. Juiy 2. 8, 80 D. m The
pres dent Is sit eping pieasan ly and Is more
comfortable. His pulse Is 1873, lem leraure
AID more regular.
lsignedl DIV Bliss, NJ. D.
FROM THE QUEEN OF EN,LAND
Washington. D. G. July 2, 10 P. m;-The
secretary Of state received from Sir Edward
hofnton. British minister, the following
telegram. da'eh London, 1925 d IN To Sir
Edward Thornton British ambassador, WASH
lng.on-Ihe queen .. SIR 3 that you at once
exp ess the horror with VIII CHI she has lie Srned
OF the atempt on the Presidents life, and her
earnest hopes for his recovery. Her majesty
wi-hes for full aud INN di ate euo'tI "a 10
DIS condltloa' lStgnedl LosD GRANVILLE.
nix II BULLETIN
Washington, ID 1920 p. M The presi-
dent's mplOms contiuus to grow m re favor
able and to alto groun for ,pe. His tsm r
tture isnuw normal; hi, puiss has T., len
beats 81 ce the last Olcisl bulletin and the
bience of blood in the discharges from the
bladder shows hat that organ is not Injured
as had been feared.
Washington, D. c., July 2, IO3o p. m Post
master General James has jl,t cent the fol.
| lowing teleg am to New York: Secretary
aine has j1st notified thu f reign minis er
cnnd It'll N has improve in the es frDation OF
| Ill the atten, Ing physicians. Tie change is
marked ami hop-fu'.
! SIXTH BULLETIN.
washington, Ju'y g IL pm-Tbe following
| omHlai budetin has ju't been issued: ire
president Is re.iing quie and was cheerful
His pulse Is l24, ., mp nature 81, respiration
(signed) DIV. BLISS, M. D.
| pecla! to the Herald.
Washington, D. O., July4, Up. m.-Priyate
Information from the white house, ju.tre
ceived, says the condition of affairs is far less
encou raging than b fore noon.
Attorney General Macveagh is authority fe
the report that the chances for recoyery ara
becoming hourly less fave, allie Mrs Garfield
now says, TIE case Is very bad"
The r,resldent's sufrsriugs are very great,
but re has fater mad not to surrender, The
critical NO., sat Is uJon u md is anXiously
awaiten b. u in the white house.
In relation &" 'sc J.eslden y wound thcr
ough exar alton shows that the ball struck
him on - lie OF the spine ia there's
from t. "'q1ssin, and hence took a
slantiug Il ION. outward. cit struck two
ribs, w Ich we're splnterei. The ball entered
the lower lobe of the liver, and is lodged in
very slug Sish gland.
ST. con General Barnes said this mors-
inr canot say we are sangu'ne of recovery Of
tn president, yet we are justified In hoping
f.. It."
1T 1880 p. II. the president
WIS still suffering from pain and
therc was slight vomiting. His pulse was
llo; temperltur. lOO aud r-spiration "a.
No more official bulletins viii be given to
The p bile from the while house
until O'Clock ti.s evening, but the latest in-
formation received from there Is thai there is
noimpr 7-ile.. IN he presideni's condition.
IN the prss7nc' OF the imponlln death,
there is great gloom III oughout the city.
Doctor Frank N HImilIon Of New YORK and
DR.. Hays Of Philadelphia, have en- requ ,sled
by tie eg'agh to come 10 Washington by
llr train for consultation with attendant ply
siclans
Or Hood, 81 the pc, sion office. recalls that
Giute1u m tde application for a pc sion
| some months ago op m representation tnai he
was so'd er dur ne he civil war Or. IL rod
n estigatel the clAim, AID the papers were
| filed away tn tns ndOrsement, "insan,."
special to the Herald.
Washington, JGly AZ p. m.-This Is indeed
a sal Fourth OF July for the vaole nation, but
probaD y the fJrcl oft re .tY which has
beiaien the American people Is felt more
heavily here wbers the presence OF the Inn
pen1tDg death cats les awful gloJm over
| everythi l saJ impei ding de III, for it IA
| evd nj tn there Is out little hope for IN
] pre-id Ia ecOyery. There IL thought 20 be
| hope bnt thati about all IN Al csn be said.
The bulle'i1 1. sue by The 1t endisg physi-
c as at 1919 indie ated but little cnatg Ia the
| Presidents cOndit On f4Om prev Gus rep ,Its.
4 lie como aiasd les Of pains Ia his feetg there
| was light vOmit ngs his pulse was 10, tenn
pera uge 100 r. spirauon "A IL was then sit-
| bounced that N D more fliciai bulletins would
/ b. gwen II TIE pnOlic untii IN. 1hs worst
ph sse Of these builetins IL hat there is NO I'm
/ prove ment. The best that sn be said is that
| T. &c T. n D change for the worse
| Private ihfOrmati N from the white hous
q Title b-fyre moo showed a far less enc ur-
| gig condition Of adaIrs. AttOr ey General
McNesg1 f. 81 hOrtfy for the report that the
hsucss for rec very are becoming less favor
| sbie