Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-05
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. |S'IILL ALIVE. Our Stricken Chiefs Battle With Death. The Prospects Growing Brighter, A FAVORABLE REPORT
 FROM DR. BLISS. IA Marked Improvement Noted THE SUFFERER CHEERFUL
 AND HOPEFUL. Favorable Symptoms in the Case' The Wounded Man Sleeping
 Quietly and Easily. GUITEAU SITTING FOR HIS PICTURE. l How the Prisoner Appears
 In Jail.
 Story of the Latest Bulletins.
How the Prisoner Appears
 In Jail.
Story of the Latest Bulletins.
THE WOUNDED PRESIDENT.

THE WOUNDED PRESIDENT. Some Improvement in His Condition
 The Sufferer Able to Sleep Without
 Restlessness-Scenes in the Sick Room
 Mrs. Garfield Watching by the Bed-
 side-Unremftting in Her Cares and
 EnOrts-The Sufferer Hopeful and
 Cheerful-The Ball Not Found Yet
 Guiteau in the Photograph Gallery
 Hopeful Outlook.
 WASHINGTON, July 4.-Dr. Woodward says at 4:40 p. m. that the slightest change in the patients condition must not be con- sidered as materially affecting the end. Un- der the existing circumstances it must be ex- pected that there will be moments of extreme hope and fear. If it was not for the fiuctua- tions in the Presidents condition the physi- sians would be much more anxious. The slight changes in his pulsation and tempera- ture augur well for his comfort and are not to be misconstrued. The patients contin- ued cheerfulness is much in his favor. Sec retary and Mrs. Windom returned to the bedside at 4:30 p. m. with renewed courage. Miss Mollie Garfield took station beside her mother just before p. m. All efforts to induce Mrs. Garfield to leave the bedside are useless. She does not seem at all unnerved, but is as cool and collected as any in the mansion. Secretary Blaine wears haggard look this afternoon. He has shown the very deepest solicitude for the Presidents person al comfort and still indulges in hope of his recovery. Dinner is served in the dining hall to the Cabinet officers and the ladies, but the meal is indulged in informally and at promiscuous intervals Mrs. Garfield has good appetite and thus husbands her strength. The President takes no nourishment but imewater and milk. The Cabinet ministers and their wives have been constantly in at- tendance at the Executive Mansion, one or more of the Cabinet members being there all the time, and whenever one is called away he is relieved by another. Occasionally they are admitted to the sick room and exchange a few words with the President, doing and saying nothing but what would cheer and comfort him. The President still maintains cheerfu. manner and is buoyed up by the apparent strong faith of his attendants that he will recover. The President has several times stated his firm conviction of being re- stored to health and strength. The physi- clans are very much encouraged at his cheer full manner. These are strong points in his favor. The ladies are unremitting in their attentions and relieve each other as nurses at the bedside or in comforting and cheering Mrs. Garfield, who still maintains hopeful feeling.
 IMPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY FROM ALL POINTS. The following telegraphic correspondence has taken place between the White House and elsewhere today:
 fo Madame Garneld, Executive Mansion:
 Accept the expression of our deepest sympathy. (SigneD OUTREY.
 FoRT WAYNE. Ind, July 4.
 The Catholic bishops of Peoria and Fort Wayne de- earnsst wish for | your speedy reeoyery. '-''-- Csignedl J. L. sPAULDING, | JOSEPH DEvENGKR. 1 yENrNoR, July A. l Love, sympathy and hope.
 (Signed) WHITELAw REID WIFE, RICHMOND, Va, July B. We deeply sympathize with you in your sad afflic tion We shall to-day send up many earnest prayers for the speedy of your husband and our be- (Signedl LADIES OF RICHMOND BUCHAREST. Catrocini, July f. President Garfield, Washington D. C.: l have learned with the greatest indignation and deplore most deeply the horrible attempt against your precious life, and beg you to accept my warmes | wishes for your quick recovery.
 l (signedl CHARLES, King of Roumania. l MONTGOMERY Ala, July f. \ Hon. Jas G. Blaine, Secretary of State: Profound and universal sympathy here for the l (signed D. R. COBB. Governor. l EDENroN, N. C., July f. | A blind and wounded ex-Confederate soldier ten ders his congratulations improved condition | of the nation. F. ". BOND. CINCINNATI July A. Colonel H. o. Corbin:
 natl is shrouded in gloom On every hand is heard l (signe6 BEN BUrrERwoRTH. ATHENS, Ohio July 4. 1 Assure the President that the people art wrapped in admiration for the wonderful heroisH for him and the nation. My heart is crushed and | bleeding. [signed) c. H. GRosvENoR- | NASrAsKET BEACH, Mass July 4
 osnnot express my sorrow in regard to the grea caam1s at 1,Si.,an 11eAsS ssisne isa GEO. NAEa.
 General Sherman this morning received the following dispatch from General w. S.
 received your laut dispatch and the morning pa tion of the PFesidept: an opportune moment pre- es for his complste recovery.
 Secretary Blaine sent the following tele gram to the representatives of the United States in London and Paris:
 An important consultation held this mornin, 1 at which Dr. Agnew of Philadelphia and Dr. Hamil l ton of New York, able and eki1lful surgeons, wer | present. The result not reassuring, though thu conclusion was that recovery is possible We do no give up hope. (signe6 BLAINE Secretary.
 The above are but few of the dispatches of coincidence, sympathy and hope whicl have been received and sent to-day. The, came in by hundreds but many are private and to members of the White House family | NESS OF THE SHOOTING SAW.
 WASHINGTON, July 4.-Colenel W. A. Cook special district attorney, was NzzE;sYed to day in relation to whether tN nRl
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