Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-05

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proceed to Jsmesburg. N. j., whore Il
will take the regular Long Branch road.
The train be thought would run about
forty miles per hour. and did not think
the President would experience any dis
turbspoe Whatever from this high rate OF
speed, owing to the fact that . CON.
~trivspcs has been adopted which would
prevent any jsrripg or jostlins to the
patients couch.
TIE CAR o THE PnEsrDESr's REMOVAL
TO LoSo BRANCH.
The car which the workmsn Of the
Pennsylvania passenger shops have 70.
fitted Ia on Ito way to Washington. to DO
used to convey President Garfield to
Long Branch. The seats were all taken
out and the car thoroughly renovated.
A false top was put in . few inches BE-
low the root OF the oar. In order to give
the air an opportunity to circulate Be.
tween, 30 as to keep the car cool. The
partition Was taken out and replaced oy
folding doors, and storm doors were
added to the platform doors. Wire
gauge was fastened to tho ou,sids OF the
car, completely inclosing the Presidents
apartment, TO keep the car free from
dust. The inside vas hung with heavy
curtains. and Brussels carpet was laid
on tho floor. The bed was also placed
10 position and mattresses provided.
Two large Ice boxes were added. we'll
Allied with loo. About forty men were
employed on the work. which was 10.
,shod In seven hours. Two ofthe work
men accompany the car, which will ar.
rive In Washington tomorrow morning.
ANOTHER ATTACK OF VOMITING.
WASHINGTON. September 4.-Blains
to Lowell: Last night the President did
not res, we'll, aud twice during the
night his stomach was 30 disturbed that
be vomited. During the day be has
been better and has swallowed the usual
quantity OF food and retained Il. His
rulse, however. has been higher than
Tor the two preceding days. His sur.
Reons do not think he has lost ground.
but he certainly has not gained since
last nights dispatch.
WASHINGTON. September 4.-Dr. Bliss
SAYS the President 10 doing very nicely
indeed. Las, nights disturbances Of bis
stomach does not necessarily interfere
With the P%rrsident's removal. The
plsndular complication 10 about all gone.
but there 10 still some discharge. The
vomiting was more from the Effects Of
wind on the stomach than anything else.
wAsHrsoToN, September As p. N
The morning bulletin which mentioned
that the President had vomited twice
during the night created considerable
apprehension throughout the city, and
many inquirsrs were at the Executive
Mansion - to the cause. The attend
ing surgeons explained that the vomiting
was occasioped BY the collection Of
| phleam In the throat, and that no serious
consequences were expected to follow.
| The hrst disturbances Of the stomach took
| place about 10 o'clock last night, but \,
was not noticed 90 being Of any impor.
tsnoe; but when Il occurred . second
time, about 2 A. NJ. 1t was then oonsid'
cred TO BE- very u~pfsyorable. Soon alter
the second disturbance, however, the
patient asked for and wal given . guam
tity Of milk porridR.. which he retained
without difficulty. Not lsng after taking
this he psrtook OF some squirrel broth.
which be appeared TO relish very much.
Que Of the attendants upon the Presi.
dent reported 10 tho morning that the
planduiar Affection was decreasing rapid
", and that the wound Was discharginR
. trfs more freely than 10 had been
doing recently. The attendant said:
,As The discharge from the gland cess.s.
the how Of pus from the wound To-
oresses. No noticeable change In the
character OF the wound has yet taken
place."
DR.. Boyutou expressed the opinion
that the President, Notwithstanding The
gastric disturbances which be sIpsrisnced
| during the night. wal somewhat better
than yesterday. Speaking OF the
ACCOMMODATIONS AT LONG BRANCH
| The doctor said Il would probably DO
necessary to have two OF three cottages
TO accommodate the patient and those
who would have to accompany him. II
10 understood to bs the intention 10 have
q guard around the patients quarters st
Long Branch similar to that which has
been kept about the Executive Mansion,
and admittanos to the neigbborhood OF
the President and his family will only
bs allowed BY . pass.
is said by those Intimate with the
family that Mrs. Garfield 10 much pleased
with the idea OF the President being CON.
y.yed from the influence Of the malarisl
atmosphere which surrounds the White
House to O more heslthiul locality. II
10 generally conceded BY those sequaini.
ed With the facts that the President will
be removed between tomorrow and
Wednesday. providing hs remains In a.
good condition a. at present and the
weather 10 favorable.
Attorney General Movesgh said hs
did not consider that the gastric trouble
Of last night would interfere In any
manner with the Presidents removal.
DR.. R.yburn said the patient was %
we'll % could reasonably be expected.
The vomiting which occurred. last night
h.d sntsiled NO u~nfsvorabls results.
There had been more or less trouble at
different times recently from the score
ton Of phleem In the throat, be said.
bat no particular importance had been
attached thsrsto, because the occurrences
did not 10 any way sffsct the stomach.
10 reply to the question - TO when ths
President would Be moved. DR.. k.yburn
said hs thought not before Wednesday.
bot the earliest opportunity would be
taken advantage Of. It entirely dc.
ponds upon the patients condition and
surrounding circumstances, suoh ~ the
weather. etc.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MAxsIoS, wAsHINoros,
September 1850 ?. x.-Ths President
-. o...sd a oomfortahla day. Hs haa