The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-05
SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.
To the Associat, d Press,

Washin ston, July 3.-An official bulletin
from the executive mansion, at y 10 m. saws
that the preslden Is CONDITION remains M -
chaneeu Al ;, m toms are favorable. There
Is u rumor IN circulation on the streets mis-
evehing TO the elect that Inflammation as 4, I
In In me presidents Case, but ls denied by the
attending physicians.
Washington, July 3.-Al the members of
the cabinet have been AT the ext cutive man
sion to-day, ana mosl of them have r. N, :, na,,
there continuously sihce Yesterday morninu
sleeping lew hours last night ON couchps il
the library. Nearly all of the pfolninent ey-
ecutive ofhcers Of die sovernme { have G lied
dd,ing the uay, tJgeth.r with the rep, es.nin.
ives vi foreign nations, Just ces of the United
states tupr me court who urs IN the city
aLu lar-e number of the presidents
personal friends. None of tnem however
have been permitted TO enter the ron,n In
which the president lies. The striciest ouiet
mas been ebJoined and the president ha moi,
Deen itIoMed to see any one tp-day exLepL
Mre. Harheia, the nurses and the attending
this att rnOon and iuiJ, med the members i, r
the cab net that Vice President A rthur bad
arrived In This city aud was his guest, and
Would IKE 20 see the president II he could be
permlttsdto do So eenutuI Jones was told
however, that the physicians did not think IL
nest at present 10 allow any OF to see then, esi.
ioent except the mchbers If his family Mis-.
Snhe,u IS an nswear,ed alieud dant mt her
husbands bedside, aiding the physiciaus
anu the nurses, as Necessity re-.
qulres and maintaining her strepr H.
sell contr oil anu cGerfulnets viii
me nrm co"vicho tina, the president Will re-
cover The district commissioners have pub-
.lsheu ciid request, Z the people TO refrain
from uil noisy demonstrations Tomorrow ana
me municipal regulations rsl tive to cannon
,h anu explosives, VIII be strlcly emf rseG
thruughout the city. The weather is clear md
celill' but not wa m enough, 1t is thought, TO
nave any ,uniayorabe influence upon the
president, ,sconditioo. The e is obvious DIFF
iel ehcs oil opinion among medical nien as to
the probability the president's surviving bis
inJul les, but there is an unmts skuble arr Of
n, peiuihees On the faces Oi the attending
physicians which was wanting up
H..,,,a,,, 70 late hour last night
Despite his extremely CRITICAL condition, ihe
country may asopabiy cherish some hore
tnat ne Will yet recover. The lapse Of time
since the bullet did its work without large
TOSS OF blood renders 1t probable that no la, 20
artery or vein has Deen severe Had this
occurred there would doubtless have been fatal
hemorrfage before this time, A hopeful side
VI inc case, IL may also be added, Is the i'm.
portant point that the irritable condition of
the stomach has oeen somewhat oyercume
and healthy reaction In tina, direction IN nv
nov he expected. To the ordinary chapces OF
l,ie under such circumstances, 1t should nj so
De added, the president's naturally strong con.
sM,atlon, sn,i, MS re, nlar habits, his cheerful
spirits, his unclouded mind, his gr. at fortI.
,uue, MS hopeful reliance on Providence and
MS Diet, rnina,iOn to Recover, n DO, sible, are
VI, important iactois Ia his favor.
Washington July ,, 10 y m The condition
oltne president Is less ( f,vorable; pulse no.
temperature 100, resi- iralion 20 He Is NOR,
iebt.ess' n, aye in complains OF tho pain in
ms feet. Signed, W. ID. BIss, j. X. Barnes.
y. Woodward, Robert Rey6urn.
boston, July 3..-The following Ia nm extract
rom letter dated March 80, 1913, from the
To- her OF the ASSASSIN, Jvhn w. Guittrnu. 10
II ofother.in.law, IN this city, In which hr
re'eis 10 his son Charles rs fellows. ~ hayr
been ready TO belive him capable Of aluost
any FOLLY, stupidity or raseaiity Tho Unly
possible excuse can render for him 10 lhat
ne IN inssne; Indeed. Ill was called az u wit
ness upon the stand, 1 am Inclined TO
INSANE ard hardly responsible for hls acts,
ny own linz ssion IL that unless sOmethlny
shall stop him In his fol y and mad catesr, he
VIII become dt subject Tor the asylum ne.
lore | finally gave him up had eXer,ed nii
power oil reason and persuasisn, as we'll ne
otn.r resources, In endeAvOrii Y to control his
ACTIONS aud thoughts, but without avail, /
iouou ne was dec.itful and could not be Il ..
beaded ON In any,h ns Hc was stubborn,
wiiliui, conceited and at al times outrageous
wlcsed. apparently 30, sessei OF the devil
l saw him once or twice, when IL seemed /,
me ne wss willing u Il anything wicked he
SHOULD hsopen TO take n fancy to You will
remember, perhSue, the last conversation we
nau About him. told YOU to Keep Gear OF him
anu not have anything 10 do with him
should anybody sss aoout him now.
y should he compelled /, say 20 then,
thal Thought le was Insane.
vrM lesst mobomaniac. and shou,d there
IeAve u aud cay NO more about him His In
ssnlty 10 oi tuch character that he 10 likely
tobeso msa ely, eannisg dssprrado. Could /