, 1881-09-20

"rt'on LITTLE stor.lLE.
She fell oyer llks lug. What was tho
nAttar?" Thoy assured tho President that
tho fatnttng 1T wns ra,'se,l by tte cloM-
ness "f tho room, rs will rs
tito tlclfcato constitution Of tile Rrl,
nfnt Wien he Ind TINT assurance ltn agatn
Bnnk Tito stltp0r Or slGep Wf1tcl, lasted
Until tho mon examination. This stnpor
was not II f1catt,iy sleep. Tie President fru-
tltteHtly lnnuere'1 and ruled, and tossud his
head Upon tic pillow.
is1l. 4AGSEw
camo from tho cuttings ubout II o'clock, and,
wien lie reached tho yernnda Of tho Etbcr,n.
lse fo,lnA gentleman with ptrs0nal iittte
from ton. t3rant. Tho President Ind been
10 tic ElboFon tasrly In the morning, ut tho
tsnIe Ut tile riEur, and had found thnt
II was impossible 10 sec any Of tho pftysl-
cEnns. Ks lle calna back ncruss tie lawn
your correspondent met him ai,sl asked him
II he had llcartt any news. 1tB snid that he
Ind
Just BEEN Mis-. GARFIELD
for II moment. slle having come tlown trom
tho slck-clla,nber to spcnk to Him, aud TINT
she lnd saEd that Gun. Garfield fu,l been
seized with another rigor, aid tint s1e WIS
very mitch afraid that tile benefit which
they lln,l observed for tic first two
or three days after his arrival was not per-
'nancnt. ten. Grant satd that oyery tndIca-
ton ut tho cottage WIS such ns to give yery
slight hopes, ind TINT llo should not Ko
nway. oven to New York. until lie l,nd heard
moro favorable nows.
Arr1:t, THE NOON EXAMINATION
there was very itttlo cl,alge IN thu presi-
dents condition. except tint It WIS noticed
TINT thare WIS moro mental confusion. ille
!car Of rIgor nbout tint hour WIS not rea[-
izcd, but there WIS II fear TINT rtgor would
occur Iii earIy evening. At the sunau tmo
the President WIS doing so well, eolnpara-
lively, TINT tito physicians entertained Il
slight hope that thu evening MID possibly the
night would PASS Without my recurrence Of /.
riEors. The Cabinet. who are all here with
the exception Of the Secretary If State and
Secretary OF Wur, nskei the physlciahs for
SO. an HONEST P'solNt'Sls hf THE CASE.
!hcf "cre to'a that tne chse WIS almost,
nopeiess; u'at pcfson VINO flatl less vitality
t''"' too t'eslueit ms s'toWi' Would W pro-
nollheea oy TUG attc'aalag physaciais to bu
nesoha iiopc. III Aene" sai'l that the
l,teslaehts condition WIS hnd
u" naa Gould oe' but TINT Ao
WIS not ycl q''te prepared to saY tint there
WIS nosolute'y no !stle. At the same time
the taoanet iieaFd TINT w'llcl stltfafled them
t'1as TUG lfes'tlcmt WIS 1low suffering from
achte p1tnsllsa' Inc iDstl'aster-Gencral, Soc
fetnry Wlnoon,, Secretary Hunt. nnl
Secretary hlrkwoot sat I'll tho
po1e'i OF the Wost Ehd Cottago
.h'S "He'ttoo"' soecretary Iiht said the
,ie"s wtllci, they laaa received ut that ti'Io
rom tne plsslc1uas was most t'tsco1lraKlitg.
~ AgneW haa informed nlelh uiaE llo
IeaFea the Presttlent would not live moro
lnah lorty.eiHht hours, md that Ito
WI wAs a'hosI CERTAIN lle would not
Nv, ','o thiouEn tlle "ceK' ~ t'so si!Ena time
t1e 1o'harRapio vitality which tla President
haa SHOWN 1oft1net ttlem III entertaining
suslt nope that lio might overcome tho
pypmic condition of the blood, md that fur
tllar blood-polsoli1ng could be checked. At
tIe satlie tino LII. AgnGw told the Cabinet
that they
MUST NOT FIN ANY STRONG HOPES
to this one remaining chance. Secretary
Blaine, who IL In Augusta, Me-, was notified
by telegraph this mornlng, and Secretary
LincoIn. WHO Is Ut lsyo Beach, wls
also Informed, md tho SGcret.lry Of War
replied that he woultl leave by tbs first
trafn and be Mt Long Branch on Tuesday
morning. Secretary Blaine did not rcspond
to the telegram, aud tho Cabinet surintsed that
|le probably WIS Oil the way from Augusta
to Long Branch. All througl, the 1uorl,!,ag
there were very few about tho Presidents
cottage who hid any hope. The morning
bulletin
READ LIKE DEATH KNELT..
One incident at the private secratary's cot
tagc. which may AaYo meant nothing In It.
self, added to the nlarm. Boxes were being
prepared for shipment. Some vera marked
Mentor" some Washington" 1t seemed
At1t,