New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

he S"a that to DO
sGE Ss s to sec the
cs.ss cands bedside aiding the physicians
troll and cheerfness with firm conviction that the
without pcrcepbe that FIX Se
IN front OF the Executive Mansion is not SO large as it
rcm p nasS card the refrain
reae o sannoS nS sRa se %a &
be s strictly enforced throughout tho city The weather
n,y naWe any unfavorabe influence upon the Presidents
There is obvious difference OF opinion among med
iE Sr men his as to the probability Of the Presden
h9pefness the faces OF the attending pSysicans %
Msicn Ss was wanting to late night Despite
corer co cnes ho amss s"me ncpe thai the
"o Sns Is IT pronbe a 's a n
% arge artery or vein has been severed Had this
70 side fa'1 o hs aass aso H
ton &c ." e sns point that the irritable cond
s asd the s %Sass
ohsern srr's sfrGns s his regular habits his
"p ' % reliance on Providence and his determine
tors in his favor and while they by no means onset the
iact that his condition which entails the gravest
Wcn oniaincd 80 generally last night that his
\, President Arthur called at the Executive
MANSION shortly after o'clock this evening and
Paid ms respects and expressed his sympathy with
Mrs. GARFIELD and her family. He has been in COM
mnnlcation with members of the Cabinet ever since
ms arrival. and has been governed in his action by
Their suggestions.
BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
REPORTS WHICH WE'RE ANXIoUsLY AWAITED
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON, July 3-2:45 IA. m.-The Prcsi-
dent has been quietly sleeping much of the time since
2 m. awakenng for "A few moments every half hour.
n"rsmen oe vo',a n & since a. % and now taking some
A-'' temperature normal respiration lS.
ID. W. BLISS, NJ D..
a. m-The President has Just awakened greatly re-
Ireshed and has not vomited since m, having
nuk ana lime water each OCCASION frequently asking
90 10 Respiration. ~ The patient s
career D. W. BLISS, NJ D.
o. m.The Presidents res, has been refreshing dur
ing the night and only broken Intervals abon
nonrs ny occasional pain in the feet and TO take his
Ice, 10 relieve tho thirst which has constant He is
cheerful and hopeful. and has from The rst manifested
inc most remarkable courage and fOrtitudc.
200 a. ni-This morning the physicians decide that
eHoIt w he made ai present to extract the ball
pcscncc IN the location determined docs necessarily
in1ctIrne with ,he ultimate recovery Of the rreedent
watched nt hr Executive Mansion last night
II a; m,-rne Presidents condition il greatly i'm
proved ne secures sufficient refreshing sleep, and dur
pleasant topics Pnsc loC with more r"ll and safe ex
preston; tcmperatllrc and respiration normal.
P h-Ibc President has slept good deal since last
bnc.i th1nsh oseasi"nay suffering from pain in both
nearly normal While the President is by no means out
OF danger yet mS symptoms continue fayombe
onr% TG no "prTssaHc change since the last
~ p ". BLISS.
TJ.Hk J.k' woaSM Es1Srs; ;un
1890 p mThc condition OF the President s less fav.
orailc Pulse l2o temperature, 100; respiration, 20
lie Is more restless and again complains of the pain
D. w. BLISS, JJ WOODWARD
j. X. BARNES, ROBERT REYBuRS
ll;30 r. M.Thc Prcsidcnts condition is less favor
able than earlier IN tno evening, but ia not
I.o His aafmns. ' pulse has risen to
on to 2oo One OF Ire ply sicans in ottcndspca re sd
there were no symptoms OF pcrtonial Inflammation, u
The doctor said; We can do but little: nearly ever
thng DEFENDS on the Presdcnts strength and powers of
among people who surround the President. and yet
doctors nave not all day been warning the Presidents
1880 a. m.-Thc Presidents condition has changed
very little since the ast bulletin Pulse IL, tcmpera
ntzed He does not complain so much OF pain in the
feet.
SECRETARY BLAINE'S WORDS OF CHEER
WAsnINGroN. July 3.~-Thc following are some of
the dispatches sent from this city to-day by Sccre-
| tary of State Blaine:
L2whLl Mnste,, LGntG', m, suNpAY
the President ani Mrs Garfield FOR her repeated cXprcs-
tins hour, I2:30 The condition of The President is mich
improved ana his symptoms are regarded IA favorable,
WASHINGTON, ID. c. July g.
To he Hom ALoSzo II. CORNELL. GOrsf,or eic Ii,anu
The Ircsidents condition has stcadil improved for
past eighteen honrs lie IL now, a ocock F. In doing
well as hs py sicans could hope We all feel greatly
encouraged though st'll profoundly anxious The Pres
dcnt returns his sincere thanks for your express
sons of sympathy lie bears up wonderfully faces
death with the caimncss of true Christian courage.
JAMES q. BLAINE, Scc'y OF state
, ,,... >, ,,. wAsiiiNGroN, July B.
We grow more aud more encouraged as 70 tho final
dents condition has steadily improved last night;
al O'Clock and now nj 3 D. IN. he IL doing we'll
his ply scans could possibly hope He has
consciousness or courage for moment, and awaits the
Issue with camncss than his surrounding friends
JAMES q. BLAINE, secretary OF state.
WASHINGTON, Juy g.
Hon. HANNIBAL HAMrIN BANGOR Ne.
The Presidents condition at halfpast IL is in the
Judgment OF his physicians encouraging, at least
hopeful. j. q. BLAINE
WASHINGTON. July g.
MOVES, Minister, Paris
At this hour half past ~ the condition of the Presi
dent IL much improved and his symptoms regarded
favorable at least hopeful. BLAINE, Secretary.
EXPRESSING HOPE AND SYMPATHY.
TELEGnAMs FROM ABROAD AND FROM ALL PARTS
or UNITED STATES.
WAsIIINGroN July 3.-Thc following cable
message was received this morning by the British
Minister:
The Queen ia xious to learn TO the state OF
IL. PoNsoNBY.
The following dispatches were received this
ing
To BLAINE, Secretary, Washington.
Just received the following from the Queen " am
nxous latest accounts OF the President,
and wish my horror and deep sympahyt to be conveyed
to him and Mrs. Garfield" LOWELL, Minister.
PARIS, July 3.
BLAINE, Secretary, Washington.
dents condition with profound sorrow and deepest
sympathy with public ana private niiiicton we receive