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THIS MORNING.
GRAVE SYmrronMs DEvLLOpINa.
The BeSt Hoped Tor, tLougG tho worst
II ieNTcd-A 5lIEht sign OF InnHm.
RlatIOu-N0 Bulletins nTieF
One O'Clock.

WASHINGTON, EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
July 1.
The following official bulletin has Just
been Issued;
l2:l0A. M-The Presidents condition
has changed very little since the last
bulletin. PulNs, ll9i temperature 90 8 10;
respiration, 70. Some tympanites ls
recognised; He does not complain 60
much OF pain In the feet.
Upon the receipt Of this dispatch this
morning an INTELLIaENCER:reporter YVES
dispatched 10 interview Dr. Jspson as to
the nature Of tho symptoms mentioned 40
"tympAniteV" The Doctor said this WAS
the disLsnSlon caused by the presence OF
gas In the stomach. 1t indicated that the
ball had passed through the abdominal
cavity. II was sign Of inflammation,
and must be regarded as az extremely
grave symptom, though not necessarily
fatal. u Is 40 invsrlable symptom Of
perltoDitig, or 1t tGmnation Of the bowels,
Accompanied by an increase Ia the tenn.
perature and sCceleration OF the pulse II
would be almost hopeless, bat, as In this
case, accompanied by other moro iavora.
BILE symptoms, 1t is not 80 bad.]
WASHINGTON, EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
July 4, lam.
10 view Of the fact that II ts deemed
best to keep the ptesident perfectly quiet
during the remainder oil tho night, the
physicians announce, at | A. NJ, that no
examinations will be mado and no further
bulletins Issued until 1880.
Lat'St-Ihe ConditIoa more Favorable.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-As Secretary
Blaine came out Of tho White House to
take his carriage lor home, alter o'clock,
he said the President was better than
when the last bulletin al 1880 was issued,
but was In very dangerous condition.
The symptoms were somewhat more ia.
vorab!e.
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A CHICAGO suRGkoN,s oprsroS.
Rr. norman Bridge on the Probable Re
suit OF the WoHnd and TO Proper Treat

Rr. norman Bridge on the Probable Re-.
suit OF the wOHnd and TO Proper Treat
InenI.
CHICAGO, July IA Chicago News re.
porter called on Dr. Norman Bridge, Of the
Rush Medical College, and asked him bis
opinion regarding the chances OF the Pres.
idsnts recovery. The doctor replied that
the morning dispatches certainly indi.
Gated that there WAS quite a prospect Of
his recovery. There is nothing 10 cd ch
wound Rp hls appears TO DO that Z
man may not epover, for many persons
have survived similar injuries. 1t IL low
1850 A ~, more than twenty four hours
ptter the injury, and no other evidence Of
Inflammation have occurred. This TACT gives
hope that the intestines are not wounded.
OF course the intestlnes might be LAGER
aled and no fever intervene after this
length oi time, but this could hardly be
the case with the pulse, temperature and
respiration and mental condition 40 thor.
oughly normal as they are now. II could
hs'dly be the case without severe Condi.
ton ieSdlllr2 from the shock, which has
not existed. III is very true that there was
Immediately al or the injdfy some shock |;
the face 10 said 10 have mad On ashy hue
and thS pslsp Saa tsRpsF4tu'p fell, but
they soon rose. The tSBpatAtgIs showed
. slight approach 10 fever aud tho rapid
rats oi the pulse Two OF three
hours after the Injury might veil have
indicated, which it did 10 ihe iiason In
charge, that au internal hemofthege was
going on, 20 thSfp was q reaction from lhe
shock aud some evident hem0tthkRe, aud
moreover the wonnd bled several ounces.
II, 90 the dispatches cay, the bAll entered
to the right Of the spinal column, between
the tenth and eleventh tlbP, and p,Ss
ed downward and forward u would In.
dictate that the kidney was spared, and The
absence ol blood in the urine pOlIts Ia The
same direction, and that The liver WAs
very likely injured. This organ will bear
some mutilation and the patient yel
recover. II the ball passed through
the liver, ts suggested, II would
not necessarily VoGGi Tho Inlspljnes,
might, a. aspent ball eyeh, pass kEnonl
them to Rpme extent without fnPLiiinl
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VIUr.PGEsTpENr ARrHUR
EVlneeH Warm sympathy and sOIicI'
tnds-AI the Disposal Of tho cabinet,

EVlnesH a Warm Sympathy and HOIICi.
tnds-AI the Disposal OrthO cabinet,
WAsHIS0ToN, July 3,-Whsu the ply.
siCians informed tho Cabinet last evening
that the President was sinking, the inior.
nation was sent 10 ViCe.P President Arthur
with the request that hs shnEII come
here on the midnight train. He accord.
ingly came, and at once placed himself at
the disposal Of the Cabinet. He had nat,
urAlIy very strong desire to express, In
person, to tho President and Mrs Garfield,
his vsTmssl sympathy and rejoicing at
the change which has occurred in the
Presidents condition, but in view OF the
advantage OF keeping the President to day
absolutely quiet, the Vice President has
deferred calling upon him until PIOh time
0s the physicians consider HtO be entirely
prudent.
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The rimple, plain ApdindustriOns coun'
try people who were Gsrtield'e old neigh
bors and friends at his home at Mentor,
Ohio, we're profoundly affected on Sltur'
day by the news Of his great calamity
Many Of them shed tears freely. They
oil loved him as a ueighbor, and were
deeply attached to his sweet spirited vile
and her family. Ills parting words came
70 their memories and their hearts as he
bads them good bye last February on bis
departure for Washington. They recalled
these memorable words:
"NRlGHB1Rs, FRESDS, BRoTuERs; ]
must leave you whom have known 30
long and well. | 90 to accept a position
OF great responsibility, | may never re.
turn, hut trust my words, and above
ell, my sCtions, will be remembered by
Won ALL"
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

tyrants NOR representatives Of tyranny
but pre-, miDently tribuues OF the people
They were grand champions OF the lsTgesI
freedom for all men Ci all uationAlitiea
But oil their grand characteristics have
been OF no avail. The brain OF UommunI
istic and NihilistiC lunacy makes no dis
elimination, and strikes as blindly and
vensmously at the public servants oI q
Tree people as at the hereditary lepresen
tatives OF euthroned despolism.
1t is time to pause to-day and inquire
where recent events in our history must
eventually land US. Law and order toT
society must not perish. It must he upheld
In some form. II our plain and ample
method OF installing one Of our own num-
bsr In the Executive chair tora brief term
Of office, and keeping opon the avenue oil
free aud easy access between him and the
people will not answer, i! must give way
for some more secluded and guarded and
harsh formaIity. We must initiate Kings
and ca us and surround him with Gordon
Of bayonets. We must withdraw him
from the people. This would be humili'
alton indeed, and confession oi weakness
to all the world; but nevertheless, it may
bs necessary from this hour on.
Let US think Of these things TO day.
Let US realize that we have no
cause for vain boasting &a to the
suficiency Of our institutions. The
Joint In our Armor has been pierced
We are not the exceptionally exempted
people from dire political csIami'ies that
we have heretofore estimated ourselves TO
be. Wo may yet have to undergo a great
change IN q backward direction for the
sheer preservation Of law aud order.
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AuApIcIors rInCunsrANcEs

In Conn CIIOn With u seGEp( ROcisIy-A
Woman" Prophecy aud Its Signih'
Caner:
WAsHISaToE. July S,-There 10 q free
love organization here presided over by
Burlingame, who runs the Capitol news.
stand. Myra Hall, the Chief woman Of the
organization aud pretended trance me-
dium, In pretended trance last Thursday
prediC' Ell the Presidents death before the
end Of the week, II IL stated tonight that
Gstteau is a member OF this society, aud
that the society has been holding secret
meetlng1 for two weeks past, II is posi-
lively known that Mrs. Hall made a pre-.
dlction Of c7ming death and burial from
the White House,
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IlOty IN karuFa Hrnttt,.

It seems strange tha. anyone will suget
from tue Many arrangements bEoughl Oh by
az impure condition Of The blood, when
BcOvill's sarapAVilA and sillinsia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will rpsIors perfect heath 10
tile physi al organization. II is indeed a
strengthening syrup, pleasant TO take, and has
proven itseli 10 be The best blood purifier ever
discovered etieCtually curing Rctofula, syp
hilith disorders weakness Of the kidneys,
erydplias, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious CnfnusinA aud all diseases
indicating an impure condition Oi ihA blood,
liver, kldpeys, stOnlsch, skin etc II conectS
indigestion, A ASingo bottle will prove 10 you
its merits as a heath renewer, for II acts like
a charm, especially when the complaint is Of
an exhaustive nature, having a tendency To
lessen the natural vigOr Of the brain and
nervous System.
West a MCtlOnahpy, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, Bank Building bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, list { Co., whoIOaaleS Agents, Wheel.
ing, ". Va, rrHRGW
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GITrEAU IN JAN.
He ConducIS IIImSSIf QnIeiIy-NO Adj
nIIItAnOs Allowed 10 hiA Presence.

nIIttAnOs Allowed 10 hiA Presence.
WARRINGTON, D. c., July 3.-ThG Jail in
which the assassin is confined Is situated In
the extreme eastern limit OF the city ou the
blufF overlooking AnGcosta or the eastern
branch OF the Potomac, Itis one Of series
Of buildings the others being hospital and
Workhouss, or "the farm, sit 10 called Just
south OF II tho Congressional: cemetery slopes
down near the river bank. n II were not for
the iron bAro to the outer windows, some
arched and some circular, there IL nothing In
the exterior OF the massive, but rather hand'
some structure OF Seneca sand stone, ~ rom
vey The suggestion Of jail. The bui ding
might we'll pass for q pub Ic museum or
n library. Driving up 10 the entrance a by
q pleasant sweep q ring atlthe,beIl, brought TO
ttia door lazy young official, who politely
~ InItEsl the reporter into the vestthule,
where lie was grset'd by the otilc:r In charge,
Mr.. Rus, the waTdah. nia deputy Ctocker,
being absent, escortinR ConViCtS 10 the Albany
EspitGntiAry With Mr. Russ aud the reporIeE
! entered jnto conversation, as follows:
as there apy c!ISnge In your instructions
as to prevent oil interviews With your pris'
onerw
None al ALL
Then there IL no p sSlbility Of my being
allowed tOsge him, even Tor alninue7'
mot the slightest My orders arr most
peremptOry."
How hiss he been conducting himself since
YOU have had him IN your charge"
"Very quietly. He has been making no
demonstrations Of any kind He seems Ia
have prepared In advance the plan OF conduct
to bs observed. n he Is mad or Crazy, th0re
iC good deal OF method 10 his madness"
"Iloep he manifest any desire to talk about
his pOsitiouF'
no, Sir. Even II he did i wOuld be in
violation OF orders to permit Gonyer5atlOp
Wiih him"
Nr. Russ ir very reticent, seeming diSin.
clined 10 talk, and only SnSwered direct ques'
tions with apparent unwlllihRlecS
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EXECUTIVE DEPAR1uESr,
GovERSoR's OFFICE,
CoWNBUS, tnlO, July 3rd, 1881.


As suggestions ale coming In me TO
counsel The Mayots Of cities and Villages
and the people nj The State 10 suspend lie
usual iouilh Il July celebration and tO
substitute therefor RXeFCises in harmony
with the universal feeling VI disltess over
the attempted assassination OF the pieai
dent, and these suggestions being 40 heart.
lily In accord with my own feelings, earn.
estly request that the people assemble In
the churches At hfli.pGsI 10 o'clock In the
nothing, and to erg'ge in devolions to
Almighty God; and that the celebration
Of the day lie conducted In sCcofd with
what may then he known Of tho physical
condition Of the President Thanks to n
kind Providence II is great j,y to add
that the present adVlCes give hope Of the
recovery Of the President.
[signedl CHAULEs FosrRR, Governor.
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PtnLIC ExpREssIoNa

Ottbs IndIGnatIOn ofihs People at tina
AssasaIhh CfHe1 Detd, ana sympathy
For the WOundsd rtSAIdsnL.
BosroN, July IA mSsu meeting was
held 81 TtemonL Temple this afternoon
lot expressing condemnation Of the at.
tempted ASA SlnSllon Of the President.
The meeting opened with prayer by Dr.
Chapman.
Rev. Dr.. Ellis, alter Referring 10 the sad
event which has Clouled the nation in
pogrning, read the apth, 4e;h and lg4,h
Psalns.
Resolutions Conlemhing the attempt on
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rHE AHSAssIN,G nNOrnEn.
A Boston Mas, aud HIp Father, Consider
Him Insane aud UuRCOO On utnt;Is.

BcsroN, July 3. Guiteau, the assassin,
has 0 brother in this city who is an irBur.
GncO agent He resides on Appleton
street. In 80 iutsryiew he referred to the
vicious and irresponsible shRrFgtsr Of bis
brother, who reemed to have 10 moral
attributes Whatever He paid no bills,
bis brother said and was apohrce Of trouble
to his lApiiIY, from whom he estrarged
himself and Who Geeut4 10 regard him az
vicious and immoral. 1Na iolioEinp IL al
extract from o letter, dated March ~, 1873,
from the father Of the ASSASSIN to John ",
Hsilesn, his brother, Of this city, In which
he writes Referring 10 Gniteau'B abomina.
bic and decRitiill lDSIirg'i ~ hSvs been
ready TO believe him GA pablo OF most any
folly stupidity or taaoality. Tha one pos
Bible excuse can render for him ls that
he Ia insane. Indeed, II | was C,lled AZ q
witness upon the stand am inclined to
think ! should say he is absolutely insane
and hardly responsible iOT hia NCts."
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EvART5,
THVRNAS,
lloWI,
HORROR.


-'"~''b 10y " @So''
To Blaine Secretary, Warrington:
have just received the following from
the Queen: II am most anxious to hear
the latest accounts Of the President, and
wish my horror and deep sympathy to be
conveyed 10 him and Mrs. Garfield"
[Signedl LOWELL, Minister.
The following cable message was receiv.
ed this forenoon by the British Minister
WINDSOR CATTLE, July 3.--Tbe Queen Ia
most anxious TO learn as to the state OF the
President Please virg latest news.
[Sigued] Sin II. PONsoNBY
TaL G. Rlainr, StUstdry Of Stale, Warrington,
Messages OF inquiry and ympathy have
been received from the Prince and Prln-
cess OF Wales and the Duke and Duchess
Of Teck. Messages OF interest and sym.
pathy are universal. Calls at my house
and legation are incessRnt. l have duly
forwarded your kilograms to our legations
In Europe. LOWELL,
4ini5Er,
9RNATQR SHERMAN AED OTHER oHIO MES,
The following telegrams were received
this morning.
MAEsPIELD, o., July 8.
10 Han. IVm Wind0n, Washington!
Started this morning for Washington, but
was stopped by a telegram saying that the
President would recover. Thank God.
There Ia much Joy among all classes
Signed JoHS SHERMAN.
CISctNNATI, July 4.
IT. Col, Henry C. Corbin, WASHINGTON:
Say 10 the President that every home in
Ohio Is full Of Joy at the growing hope Of
his recovery.
[signed] Benz. BurTRRwoRrH.
ANXIETY AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, N. Y, July2
j. @. Blaine, Secretary, IYqshinaton
Will you tell me the Presidents condi-
ton, ss The reports vary greatlyq Reas.
sure him Of my deepest rmypathy with
him in this hour Of the nations peril, and
with Mrs. Garfield In her terrible Attic
tIon. Prayers more ferVent and earnest
than ever before for any man or Canse
will 20 up to day from every church and
every loyal heart In the land that he may
be spared May kind Providence grant
the petition.
[SiRued w. H. RoaERrsoH.
lion james q. BIdbs, Secretary, Washington
This morning the tIdings which we're
waited for with extreme anxiety have
been received with raverent thankfnlneps.
The improved condition Of the President Is
gratefully acCepted "a the basia Of hone
for hia speedy convslessnce. Assure the
PRECEDENT that the people are thoroughly
unified In expressions 0ihofror aud inlig.
nation IN ACCOUNT Of the wicked crime Sg
we'll as In prayeriul soliCituds for bis
speSdy and pomplOta TestoTatlon.
ALoEAo B. CORNELL,
TELEGRAM FROM KtEd ALpHoNso.
The following lS copy Of the telegram
expressing the sentiments Of the King Of
Spain!
MADRID, July 3.-The Spanish Minister
Al Washington, In The name Of The King,
will express to the Government Of the Uni.
ted States the profound sorrow that the
attempt against the Presidents lie hns
caused In Spsin. The King and HE
Government fsfvsntly hope inr The speedy
recovery oi President Gattisld.
The following was received this after.
noon by The Secretary Of statsi
LISBON, July 8,
Am Mortified by the attempt upon the
Presidents lie. ! await intelligence with
intense anxiety.
Signed MORAE.
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rae DAILY INTELLIGENCEG

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FoR constipation In children, don't force
them To swallow castor oil; tty DeniQ'e
Worm Syrup. 4 iull dose it hiVht, Iol.
lowed by smaller one In the moFnibR,
will do moro good than the oil, and viii
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I.autA n Proclamation iO the People Of
Ohio-A EnEESAiiOM tor the Fourth.
CoLuNBUS o July . Governor FoSts,
has lust isatd The following proclSmA.
linn.
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On all Hands for the Presidents COndI.
IOp-FPIeuhly IRIsFeaI Abroad,

WAeHINaroN, July 3.-The Spanish
Minister to the United States, Senior Fran.
cisco BasCs, called at the White House no
less than four times yesterday, bringing
Cabled dispatches from His Majesty Al
Ionso XtI,, inquiriug about the shooting
Of the President, Senior Basca has already
been one Of the diplomats, who with Sir
Edward Thornton, called at the White
Houss. As soon as he heard Of tho sad
news yesterday morning, the Spanish
Minister Immediately Cabled the intelli.
genCe to Madrid, and he himself as well
as his Government has displayed on this
melancholy OCCASION, through their re.
peAted friendly, anxious messages and
calls to the White House, Q genuine Span.
ish eagerness and warmth OF sentiment,
whilO maniiesting horror at the abOminA.
BILE attempt against The life OF the Presi-
dent.
MESSAGE FROM THR AMERICAN COMMISSIONS
FRS TO THE MONETARY CONFERENCE,
The following teleGrams have been re'
Celved by Secretary Blaine:
PARIS, July 8.
To Blaine, Secretary, WdShingiOn'
Our countrymen received successive aC.
counts ol the Presidents condition with
profound sorrow and the deepest sym.
psthy with the public and private allIiCtion.
We receive EXPRESSIONS Of coincidence and
OF horror at the crime, lrom representa-
liVes Of Other nations. We still GhoriBh
hopes Of favorable issue and desire to
express our heartfelt sympathy in the
grief that surrounds the President.
[5Igned. EvARrs,
THVRNAS,
AoWE,
lInILrnAH
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WN"HFNWIV IVN1 VW1T " IV T y
The condition Of the President is less
favorable. Pulse, 1901 temperature, lOO;
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-06
For the Dsmoeraiie Adeoeaie.
CARROLL COUNTY GOLD ORES.

MESsRs EDIroRs As the columns Of
your valuable journal seem 20 be ever open 10
information on matters Of Importance TO the
community. whose Interests are identical with
yours and mine. therefore would eommuul-
cate what heard and learned AZ what Is IA
miiiarly called ''Gold Meeting, held ~
Manchester, on last Saturday afternoon
The committee, OF three gentlemen og that
place aud vieinEty. who bad been duly az
ihorized to have samples Of the auriferoas
rock, or, more plainly, Of the com mon stones
thai aboand 10 great prOfasion in a large dis
trict Of country hereabouts, RnSlyzed, report
ed that they had visited DR., Fosters lAbora.
tory, at Norristown, Pa, aud that the result
or the analysis there had, was al the rate Of
tweniy-seven dollars worth Of gold per ton OF
rock, procured from the surface on a farm
lying between our city aud Manchester. This
is certainly q favorable showing, Whcu we
take into consideration that the expense Of
separating gold from the ore, as Or. Foster,
who is working gold mines in North Carolina,
informed the committee, Is from 81. 10 s.
per ton of the rock.
The company already organized, to pro
cure the necessary machinery, has secured a
subscription Of 500 shares Of stock az s. per
share, leaving but 200 more shares to be taken
to complete the amount needed TO 20 into
operation Who would not Ike 20 take few
shares Of stock to assist in developing re
source that promises saeh grand results 70 us
as q community? NJ.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-06
How to Rua q Newspaper.

The Baltimore Herald, Of Tuesday. says
Quite q sensation vas caused ia local polil-
ieal circles yesterday by the discovery that a
number Of officials appointed by Governor
Hamilton bad been approached BY demands
for two per cent Of their annual salaries. The
deu ands are said to have been made within
a few DAYS, and either BY DF. Eli J. Henkle,
or osiensiby IN his interest, the declaration
having been made that the money IS 10 be
used in supporting a suaall campaign paper
that is published BY DR.. Henkle. against the
Democratic leaders and nominees. Il IS thc
prevalent opinion that these demands for PO-
litical blackmail have not been authorized By
his Excellency, the Governor Ii they were,
and Dr. Henkie was empowered. IN the Gov
ernor name, 70 demand from all inspectors.
magistrates and other officials, appointed aud
liable TO removal by Governor Hamilton. two
per cent. Of their annual salaries Ia raise a
fund 10 be used by Dr. Heakle ia his paper
speculation, then men OF all parties will con
demn the action Of the Governor, but Gov
ernor Hamiltons friends deuounce the levy
as an unauthorized dodge Of Dr.. Heukle. IL
is the prevalent opinion Of the public that his
Excellency, the Governor, has authorized no
demands for political blackmal. DR.. Henkle
has perfect right to solicit donations, bat he
has no right to call for a two per cent. levy
His demanding from a number Of officials
forty dollars apiece as two per cent. on their
salaries, is not creditable. II done against
their wishes, or by direction Of Governor Ham.
iton, it IS to be hoped that be viii investigate
that also while holding court in the City Hall
IL is n matter tina, touches his honor.