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, 1881-07-03

=. Special DtsDateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsu1SGToS, D. c.. July :--The Star nnb-
fishes an ext1a which contains the following:
=" About half f-past.D o'clock this morning the
startling news rapidly spread throughout tho
city that the President, who WIS about to depart
from tho city, had been fatally shot at the Bal
tlmore g. Potomac RAILROAD depot The inteili-
gence, coming SO upez pectedly. was soon proved
to be- TOO true. The city was soon full Of ,e1-
element, and, ,as VarIous< officials were
galloptng up and down the avenue,: vast
crowds Of people made their; way to THE
depot: President Garfield Has.. shot this
morning; at $40 s.o'clock In the ladies' room
Of the Baltimore & Potomac Depot. He had
Just alighted from d carriage to take the cars
for the north: Secretary Hint and Mrs. Hunt,
Secretary Window and Mrs. Wiidotn.. Post
master Generai'Ja aud the rest dt the parE
HAD TAKEN, THEIR SEATS IN THE cArs,
Col. janisor. Of the Post Office Department. fho
vas to have charge Of the transportation af the
party; was standing ut the 0ute leading TO the
fars. he heard. Il SHOT, ,qulckly folldYedI Iby
another: There was rush to thu IadieA room,
from whence- the sounds :oain6,: %hed: rresl-
dent Gartleld Vas found lying on The
floor, having fell the left, secEetary Blaine
eaoio ont 9f + ne room f9l!oTlne n'an aaa ea!l:
tng, : Rock ellE ,W hefein Rock~ellH = ghe MIN
wns seized by pmeeF Keafney and MI PARIS,
the depot Holieennn. The Pre5identHas taken
upstairs. Dr.. Bliss arrived sGon aftvrxards. It
:Wn* soon discoVer6d that both snofs h4 taken
eject One strucE him III the Hight pin below
the. shoulder. Ths other Eeht 1n atith6 right
klde Of the back, Between tho hip audc fadusys:
, 1881-07-03

:: =: Special Dis1ateh to The Chicago Tribune
=. WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2-5 p m.-Dr- Basil
Norris said to the writer: ale is evidently grow
!: tng weaker every hour from internal heinor-
!rhagc. Ut courss it may be proceed,us from the
-seyertng Of some artery. Or from the FLYER. He is
FOO weak now to Stand the usual operation Of
an examination with the fingers. and probing
cnnnot he thought of now. He complained
great, deal Of pain, and requested, 1t they
thouxht proper to give a hypoder1.ic Injection
TO alleviate It. There Is Just one chance. II the
.hemoTrhage ceases and there is enough vitality
there nay be q tur mug point for the better"
He added that no military den0nstfa ton had
, 1881-07-03
DIX GUUDS. dc.
One Quarter
Million Dollars 8
OCK.

We will commence Tuesday,
July, 5, our Cash Clearing Sale.
Must reduce our immense Stock
previous to stock taking. We
1laye marked all our goods in our
different departments. Also, will
offer IL great many C,ish Jobs,
bought recently at a frightful sac
rifice, which we will sell at I'M
mensely reduced prices, that can-
not fail in making large sales.
, 1881-07-03

NEW YoRK, July 2,-Sefor Camacho, Minister
in this country from Venezuela. who resides
here, WAS present In the depot at Washington
to-day when President Garfield was shot By
Charles Guteau. MIR. Canacho arrived in this
city this afternoon from Washington. He gave
tho following account OF the attempted assastna-
ton Of the President: NJ was In Washington
looking after the interests OF Venezueia. l had
made arrangements to visit New York this
morning in company with four lady friends.
members Of my family. was to meet them at
The Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Depot at
o:15 d. m.
4 FEW sfoMESTs AFTER
9oclock atightcd from my carriage and en-
tered the station, After purchasing my ticket
walked leisurely about tho depot, when present.
~ saw d carriage drive up aud two gentlemen
alight thercfron. took little notice Of them
ut fl st, but in minute observed that the two
men were President Garfield and Secretary
Blaine. The President and Secretary stood be-
side the carriage and converscd together for
sonic minutes, when they walked into the depot
As they entered the depot the President aud the
Secretary. both bowed to me- I had Just raised
my hat and WIS about turning ar0uud fer the
appearance Of my lady friends: when suddenly
heard the report 1T revolver Quickly
wheeled around, and before me 1 beheld =
TIE STAGGERING FORM OF THE PRESIDENT
OF the United States. also saw the would be
assassin within few feet of tho President. He
had revolver in hfs right hand, his knees were
slightly bent, and he took two or three hasty
steps towards the President and fired again.
The first ball took effect in the Presidents right
side, and tho second une struck him Ia the back.
When the second shot was fired the President
fell to the floor The would be assusn, seeing
Gen, Garfield fail. turned und ATTEMPTED to es-
cape BY the 3 street entrance. hurried toward
that door, and when =
20 =. THE VILLAIN
ff,4f f1fo hi f,,rr
and run toward the opposit door. where he was
caught By number OF employees In the depot
When the President was shot and when be fell
he spoke uut Il word, nor did hts woutd-bc ruur-
dercr. It was quickly noised about the depot
that the President had been shot, and the doors
Of tho depot were dt once closed, Ia order 70 prc
vent the crowd frcn rushing in. When Secrc-
tary Blaine heard tho report OF the revolver he
spraug toward tho toor, but when he realized
that The President had been shot he immediately
ran to his assistance. The man who shot the
President had determined look upon his face,
and did not resembIe a crazy man. He was
calm aud resolllte, and did not attempt to run
away until he saw the President fall
, 1881-07-03
1910 p n.
a

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 218:40 p. H. 80.
Presidents symptoms continue to FRO" ~ ".
favorable, and to afford more ground fot HGx5
His temperature Is now normal HIS pun".t
fallen four beats since &he last official out.sx)
and the absence Of blood in the discharge
, 1881-07-03
1.10 p. NJ.

ExgcuT1vE MANSION, WAsHis1ToH-, p: - ,
July 2-9:m p. m--The President has raa'1ss
little within the past shree-quarters OF IN ooa'
and his symptoms are little more fasos.a.1e.
He continues brave and cheerful. Aooat ~
time he began to rally. be said to Doctor 1sS ~
"Doctor, what are the indicauousT' Dt. As
replied: Is There Is a chance Of recosststim
"Nell, them" replied the President cheeE14tS
"we Will take that chance" The Ptessden1ss -:
npw aleepfn4.'' - 80. =, +:
, 1881-07-03

WASHINGTON, .. c., July 2-Postq4astfe :: q:
era1 James has just sent tho following teifs.ia1i
to New York: Secretary Blaine has 1ust ~.
the foreign Ministers that at this. hour lsTsi.
N.Y. the Presidents condition has tt4P ge*1.a
the judgment OF all the attending ppyssS@s.>
tue change Is marked and hopeful =.
, 1881-07-03

1CRx3kr
ma. ~ .uo "u'Du'""eo '''1o eoA'e' ~ '~'''
u,, -. +,.o,, 20
- ~ "aa 49,. rta naas:~
as 'no I1es'oe"s ".'S e"'t4 ~. 49, 7
te erss .aee "a5 c'n.nI nrd rSrre as tnnr
peculiar hw:f-iang,id, hnff- -nervol,s .rwitch:ng
81 the muscles inil:cative Of internal blucllns.
shootinE said US the bctly p:.sseu hy, II have
been in many battle, and hive seen tnuny men
mortal!y wounaco. ana never a one oi w1sn . tace
tna tnt mase ctea11s sno"co certain oeotn .nan
sae ffes1aeHE
--
BENSON
WASHINGTON. D. C., Jnly a.-Bcnso9 es-Chief
etor,,,,. 80, h,. ~. ,o. ,,,n,. - rho
stanu'ue ue".' neaiu tne snos' Fusaeo ~ 40
assassin, nnd 9ast as nc was anons % 10 Iase n.s
Sccretarv RlaIne It Is thought. ,brot.leu hin
o1dthra,y hin, ~ th., 1ro,,od ~. st,,I fo,.un n
tho assasln's hand is murderous- looking
weapon. It was Il dre-chumbercd, heavy navy
revolver of II caltbro 1t makes hole Us large
a. ~ AnusAst oa.' 1uo ua4Io 1s'no1"e :. ~
t,,ns ~ n7a,ao Thnsa ,sho 49,, W.. .'eor s"v
that cr,to,n nnsda - n,ovanent whc, srr,c,en
.-ssss "As@~ o. 'Ao'A
oo"n as a. {" -...
~ SHOOT sEchErAEf BLAINE.
tcns.;E .aio The 1o.,tox. var, ,,,,1,,,1ad hr
tenseis s pa1e' 1no uoc.ofs WE sululnoueu 81 ~
appeared upon tho scene There soon followed
him score of tla most nromfnent musicians in
~ H., ~ r1tes =, ~. sa;j. r :, - - !, ia
-ue wy: u.. nt.ss a. nfst s's'u' s ~ 10 2ate
wound" After he had watched the President
for few moments. hp said with great thought
f,,tnnss: .It ts not rec,.s4ariIv :, nortnl wo,,nl
soon liter tnat Col. Robert i1yersoii was admit
ted to the room. The President stretched out
bis hand, uud in a voice not strong said:
-, 49,, 49,, 49, - ~ ,,o;,,,
NJ oLaO aou n-Af. eoAE'
Gol. lngcrsoll SUD; Aro you IN pain: Ine
TAX ~ ~ foc9 o,e of Ine n,lec,,s se,s ss1d
tbut ti,a nrickly sensa fion wHs not rnnd synf.p
tom.
i gentleman wh< was a.1 eyewitness of tho Mt
tempted us.;tsno ton gives the following state
mellt or The occurrence: i was coming down
coullu. l1I) tho avenue: the horses ruun,uy 20
fast that Thought they were running away.
Just as the carriage arriyed In front Of mc
man nut lis head out Of the WINDOW, aud s:lid:
Faster, faster, faster, datnn it!' After hear
fue this remark thought there was soueth,rs
wrong; and rau after the c4,rr,age When it
tered the iatlies' room. lie had not been there
more than three minutes
- 49,, r,n,.e,.3.,..
"h,-a liz - ta1sAo1Nt 'A1'isis sAD'
odihss renng '" rho Prns;innr y,ar a"s,;nT
through ] tho door, vas Just turning % the t corncr
the ,..fp ~ 1ha dn1r i~ed r." hi, S1rmcE ,he
p .sa. l., nI ~. hi reu tno @ III ol Tug
t nno1 "a, atu s ra ~ ~ hof ,. Hrad
'I, 1'o .; ~ ~ au 1uat LEI @ tu ua" VIZ
15uneot H. tPu presieTt ~, ncna1sr who
,,' ts .1 da, In o a.ei VIZ t
naa oeen stana'ng at tne aepot ooof keeptng .ne
erAopea tae nssasan py na neck' an9 us ne pueo
~ n e'ut OF Inc depot anotnea po!iceman ~ eenie
70 nas asss.n'ice 1ust niter nr.ig tne snos the
:! Arthur n.y., = PRESIDENT; l an Stalwart; Whllc
o, rno 70 W. ~ ~ ~, te % a. .ne W;
do no WIS ond @ Ms Wn
, 1881-07-03
8 +. NJ,

WAsHIsG1ox, .. c.. July y2-8p.m--The Prta'!
dent Is very low, and sinking. Pulse Ie1 oo.||
conscious. His physicians say he cannut llve 91!
than two hours. Mrs Garfield arrived an ne8
ago. *.-:s;:
, 1881-07-03

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsH1SGToN, u. y
July &S:25 p. m--The President is again hae
ing, and there Is little, Ii any, hope
, 1881-07-03


Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2-3 D. ~m.-Mr. J. r.
Cole, Of Washington d: G., was one Of the peo-
pie standing In the waiting room of the depot
when the PresIdcntwas shot, and be. with two
policemen, Immediately seized the would-be
assassin, who made one or two efforts to rclease
htnisclf, and remarked, Let my arms down."
with al outh. Mr. Cole says that tho man Ind
been standing in the doorway for some time be-
fore, and had bis boots BACKED. and aftorward
went down to the sidewalk hailed II hnck driver.
md asked him II that was II good team. The
driver replied thatit was q fast tenn, and the
would-bc murderer engaged it. lie then turned
and went na tho depot. Five minutes after
wards he had .,
FIRED UPON THE PRESIDENT, -:
Ono Of the first: men who. met your CORE
spoiident immediately after the President bad
been removed to tho White Hous" was Scnntor
Beck, of Kentucky, who exclaimed. My God!
Can such things be? Garfield was the fast nan
In the United States upon whom one would have
Thought such, All attack would be made. / saw
him Thursday night, and when ho badc me good
by he slapped inc on tho shottldcr, and re-
marked that would carry the prints OF Prcs-
dents hand to Kentucky. Intended to go homo
this morning, but Shnll remain to await the re-
suit" l.. ~
, 1881-07-03
GOD BE PRAtSED!

-F~
WASHINGTON, D. C.. July $50 p n.-M =
President IS sleeping pleasantly. and Is ~. =.
comfortable Pulse liz temperature "a. sngai@
above nominal, aspiration = and I1oEe leR1miI:t
, 1881-07-03

w.su,ycroy: o. c.. J,ilye,-The President was
ehot ar f.S o.c,ock. rs he was entering tine Bati-
more to!ou'ae gei.u: - taAS .tss ~. noHe
Brunch. others OF tue pafty nao raAen seats III
the train. aud the President and Secretary
R1afne entered arm in-arm. AS thoy reached
n!a'n1 ,'s<,,as WIN stood IN
tne 't'io'cs ""s .:,. '1". ns" ,,,s orr ..,a
tho right ol the ftes'"en,' ea'seu us Iln4 u4lu
claim ,np as hi. did SO, Nov we will have Ar
$780,. fer t;~oci,;o,f
The first shot struck tne tsesloeut ~ tn9 .'g1:
arm. Tho PFesIdont 'Rno secretary blalne
seemed too much bewildered to reultze the TRUTH
nlo;na sbo,,ad.. ..Wher.-ts Col. Rockwell?''
n'a'no aa1us ,uod,.,o,,. ,,raa nvntn and 1ha
Ihe assassin 4neneota'G., ".eu asa, 80 80
shot took elect In the Preeioents 5 s'oe' ana sao
victim sank to tho floor.
, 1881-07-03
TAO, z. ".

EXECUTIVE MANSION. WAsHfx0Tos," b u
July o-7:40 p. m.-The Presidents conditions
not perceptibly changed, either for better q
worse. His voice Is strong, bis mind nnimpaiFea
ind he talks freely
, 1881-07-03

DEATH.KNELLS,

l@:IU r. II.
g Special Df.pafrh 70 The Caicaao 7+fh,,..
"Asn1SGros. D. c. July s-i2:to p m.-n-
bullet hss greatly weakened the Presidao, sus @o
TINT it has been decided to allow hin, 40 T.
sleep, 1t possible. until 5 o'clock. when eh,,.,s
tarion will be held ants another nttenps mad. =.
find the bullet then. 1t is believed the bullet :.
in the pelvic cavity. The President /, n.,s
sleeping. There Hrs TIC STnycst ?ezr, ~ -.
final result Soldiers arc guarding tie Wn;a.asa
tnllse grounds, a1tf admission Is 1t,possihfe .<
cept by pass from tho private scrrets.s
Every effort Il. u!.le to secure absolute n,,,:s.s
The President Is now s1eeptns. s~st:
, 1881-07-03
G.1n p AZ

WASHINGTON, D. c., July :-6:40 p.m.-Ths
President is under the influence Of morphine,
aud is consequently suffering much less pain
than be was eurller tn the day. but that bis coo-
ditton is critical in tna extreme cannot b
doubted. lie will scarcely survive an hour
unless some almost miraculous change takes
place In his condition very soon. The engine OF
the special train which Is bearing Mrs. Garfield
to Washington broke pisrou-rod at Bowie
but another engine has been sent to her, and tna
delay is not great. The following telegram was
sent ut p. M:
10 the H0n. Chester 4. drthur, Tte- PrEtidku,
-Nc,c York city: At this hour u o'cock} the coa'
ditIon Of the President is vcry alarming. He
losing his strength, aud the worst may be appre-
hended. a. JAMES 6. BLA1*E,
Secretary OF 6tata:
, 1881-07-03
u z. II.

WAsH1SGTON, D. C.. July ZIP. m.-The Preas
dent is still living. and part of his family ara II
his bedside, receiving bis words No change IA
his condition, ana there are only faint hopes q
his recovery. <
, 1881-07-03

Franz Bendel
AND THE ..-..-. 49,.
Hallet, Davis C Go.
PI a N OS.

I coincide with the opinion of
DIR. FRANZ L1SZT and other
celebrated pianists, WHO, in their
Judgment; have placed these in
strurnents among the FIRST and
MOST EXCELLENT manufact-
ured in America.
(Signed) FRANZ BENDEL.
, 1881-07-03

Special Dt,patch to The Chicago Irtoune
WASHINGTON, D. c., july ISIS D. m.-The
President Of the Pennsylvania Railroad tee-
graphs that the road is c1enr, and that Mrs Gar
field will arrive between and O'Clock. DIT,
Bliss. however, has just said that the Presideps
cannot live Until his wife arrives.
, 1881-07-03

Special Dispatch to 11e Chicago Tribune >
WAs111SGToS, 9. C.. July :-2p. m.-one Of III.
physicians In attendance ut the White Hons.
says that in the last twenty minutes the Pre.3. +
dents symptoms have rapidly grown worse, and; !;
that there IS now scarcely any hope OF his recoy,
cry. His pulse Is ut IL, and Is increasing Ther.
nre marScd indications OF Internal hemosrhaga
He Is puErluG.
, 1881-07-03
$40 p. NJ.

WAsn1SGroS, D. c., July $40 p: m.-Ihe
President is now sleeping quietly. He dropped
asleep about fifteen minutes ago. 4 telegram
was just received at the Executive Manaioa
from the President Of the Baltimore s. Pordmaa
Railway stating that q special trim with Mrs.
Garfield On board left Baltimore at 5:sa and will
arrive here about 6:l0 p. m. 4 gentleman from
the sick-roum said the Presidents son james
was crying, anu That when the President noticed
it he said: 'Jtmmle; don't err. The hexdb
still all right, but the trouble Is elsewhere,
, 1881-07-03

stunned to, bo insane. hut. there Isl strong
suspicion thnt he hus 1aeu lnstfSAted TO Dr. this
for some political reason. -!Gutenu has b:ea
about town for so!nee days. He has = vasT wild.
looking eye, md short-oropped, bristly hair. ]:
' THE Assassin y y
drove to the depot in advance of'.the t'rtsidenf,
and stationed himsolf in the doorway, OF the ID;
dies whiting room in the depot. AS the Prcst
dent entered, he'inan 't'red, the ball entering
the Presidents back just above the thigh..,i.T The
President rceted md fell, the assassin tirlne ;a4
oiher shot 70 as he was falling; which paSsea
The assassin then, remarked: II have kiffgd
Garfield: Arthur will be President, and am n
Stalwart-" Tho ambulance containing the
President was rushed up the avenue ut great
speeo' :: a vESEnt}n1E { PHYSICIAN !:
who stood near the President at the upper room
II the depot building said: The President yin
die. The symptoms arc very bad. Flo has
twftchins Of tho feet und does not bleed. This
Is all bad" Postmaster-Gen James. sud:
~ greatly fear that the wound is MORTAL Col.
Robert. IuEersol snid: "Gartield Is cool aud
brave. but fear the hand OF death Is laid upon
him. know death when see it. 'and |: think
saw the shadow Of death upon rs face"
, 1881-07-03
1t then passed forward and went down into the
groin. 1t was probed for, but - S..

1t then passed forward and went down into the
groin. 1t was probed for, but -
COULD NOT. Be FOUND. -
DR.. Bliss says that it is q dangerous wound,
but not necessarily fatal Tho wound in the
arm does not amount TO- much, except bong
painful. There Is hope for the President 1ecov-
crfng, but he is In very critical condition.
The shooting occurred when the President and
Secretary Blaine were walking nrm-in-arm
through the ladies' ruom. Secretary Blaine was
NOT going With the party, but came down to bid
the President good-ly. He said: The Prc*i-
dent and L. were. walking arn1-fn-arm
towards the train. I heard two shots,
apd' saw a man rum, I Startod after
him. but, seeing that be was grabbed just rs
he go1Qut Of, the room, came to the President
and found him lying OIL the floor. The floor was
b have ve''''' "''' "e'e "'oua' sn'''' "''ef"AFos
SOME OF THAT BLOOD on THEIR PERSON.
think know the: man. thtuk his nnme is
inches in, hight. q strong though not stout
build: The ssveapon he used: was a revolver
noout o,a seysn X insnes Ions: Il bud au ivory
IS IS a fs psso 4'Es t made vcss vcs
loud report When arrested he said, Il did it,
aud n1,' want to @ 6e arrested. am stalwart, and
thai l want ypt1 tu five to Gen. Sherman. It
will explain everything. Take rue to the police
station. 0itcers were sent to tho pn!ice head
quarters BY order of those around the President
togct the 1antnc pf tho assusin. He very wiling
" wrots his nam md address OH sheet OF pa
per q SbonS to'o%a ii Gnarles Guteao a'torneyas-
The Star. in =,
-, -. a SECOND EXTRA,
says: president Garfield, accompanied By
H!slno, drove up to the Baltinaure 4 Potomac
near the door, Officer kcarncy standing near ny.
President Garfield asked the officer how much
tiuo he had tmoantn1 before tho train stnrtetl).
The otiiccr replied, :" About ten minutes. your
honor" THO President, after coaversing
minute or. two longer. then
got out of the carriage, and, with Sec
rctary blaine. walked slowly UP tho steps
was stnudlng close by and suIuted the President
BY raising bis but. The President aud Mr:
Balne walked through the ladies' parlor, and
had entered the large receptlon-room in the
main portion Of the depot, when
TWO rlsToL-snoTs
we're fired in rapid succession. The crowd
screamcl: He's shot the President! Arrest
the man, The assdsin was making his WAY as
fast as possible, and through the ladies' parlor
towards the Is street door, carria ze being there
to tnkc him away. kcarney threw, himse]f
between the elbows and shoulders, and hold him
as with il vtae. The pisto! was fn bis hand when
he first saw him, and he had just put It, into bis
coat pocket when the officers had him. The
wouid-be assasn said; .fes, ! have finished
Garfield. Now Arthur is President mn
Stalwart. Kearncy secured the pistol. heavy
ilSe-barreled English bull dog and hustled
the man to police headquarters, where he was
hurr1ediy searched and thrust into cell"
, 1881-07-03
AN EYEWITNESS: .
SnScfdf QEsunfch ia kCIte Chfcnnd yIS.fh1tff

an r 1 E." ~ &.
Special Dispatch to- tbs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July s-13 ma gentle:
man who was an eyewitness OF. the attempted
assassination gives the following statement Of
Tho occurrcnco:'*" I was coming down Penn
sylyanu avenue when saw il CARRIAGE coming
up tho avenue, the horses running SO fast that
thought they wero running away. Just US the
carriage arrived in front of me mnn put his
head out of the window and said. ':Fnster,
faster, fuster, damn it!'' After hcaringthts re:
mark thought there was something wrong,
md run after the carringe. When it reached
the depot man Jumped out aud entered tho
ladies' room. lie had not been there more than
three minutes when the President arrived,
stepped out Of his carriage, and also entered the
ladies' room. The President, after passing:
through tho door, was
JUST TURNING Ti1E CORNER or A SEAT
when tho nssAsfn, who was standing on the left
Of the door, tired. The ball struck the Prcsi-
don't iu tha buck. The President fell forward.
ran into the depot, and just then the man fred
again while the President WAS falling. The mo-
ment the President fell a policeman, who had
been standing at tho depot door Keeping the
grabbed tho assassin by the neck, and, as he
pulled him out Of the depot, another policeman
camc to MS assistance. Just utter firing the
shot tho, assassin exclaimed, i've: killed Cur
field! Arthur is President:
AM MA.sTALWA1sT!" 4.
The policemen carried the assassin down Penn
sylyapia nrenue on the left hand side. When
the President WIS lying on the floor tn the /
ladies' room he was surrounded by Secretaries
Window. Janes, ind Blaine. Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. |
Windo1n, ind Mrs. James were also stand.ng
near the President, About three or five mtp- |
utcs after tho Shooting Dr, Hiss arrived with |
his instruments. Tho President was then put |
un Il bed and carried upstairs, where an exnn~ |
lnation wis made by. tho doctors. Or. Bliss, !
examination
not mortal, but dangerous. Gen. sbe erman then |
came.
, 1881-07-03
& r. IL.

Spectat Dtspateh to The Chteado ITibunA.
WAT1SGToy, D. C.. July IS p. m.-Gen. Gar
fields pulse is now no and very feeble. 7ha
doctors think his liver Is perforated by the ball
and that he cannot live more than two hours