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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19
The Presidents Case Pro-
nounced Hopeless.
He Suffers Two Chills Du-.
ring the morning.
Other Discouraging Symp-
toms again Manifested.
MORNING BUDLKTIN.

ELBERoN, Sept 19.~-a IN. official
The condition of the President this morn
ing continues unfayofable. Shortly after
the issue of the evening bulletin he had
chill lasting Is minutes. The febrile rise
following continued until midnight,f dur
ing which time the pulse ranged from 112 to.
130. The sweating that followed was quite
profuse. The cough which was troublesome
during the chill gave him but little
annoyance the remainder of the night.
This morning at a. m, his temperature
was 98.8, pulse 106 and feeble; respiration
%. At $50 another chill came on, on ac-
count of which the dressing was tempo
rarily postponed: A bulletin viii be is
(Signed)
D. w. BLISS. a ID. H.,A AeNEw. s
THE WORST AT HAND.
New YORK, Sept. 19.-The Posts spe-
cial says. DR.. Boynton says the President
is very low. His mind is wandering. He
says little or nothing. When asked if
coughing had an unfavorable effect upon
the wound, he said sa
No, he has gone beyond that"
Dr. Bliss speaks very frankly. He said
the President is dying and showed no signs
of recovery. Chills were to be expected at
anv time and their continuance must end
the disease. Death, when it come, would
probably
COME FROM EXHAUSTION
and would not be sudden. The tempera-
ture during the chill was very threatening.
They were, he said, of course doing what
they could to modify the severity of the
chills and the suffering of the patient
THE BLOOD POISONING
was evidently present to a pronounced
degree.
Dr. Agnew says, he cannot really give
any encouragement. Being asked whether
final result is to be expected in hours or
DAYS, he said it might be in
DAY OR TWO.
DR.. Bliss subsequently said the President
might be taken off in chill atAany time
before we knew it.
Bliss saws the Presidents condition is
very bad He doesn't expect he will die
within q day or two unless embolism should
set in, then he might live week. His
vitality and resistive powers are anomalous
and perfectly wonderful.
Agnew said: Despite the bad history OF
this case, yet when one saw the firm and
reliant expression on the Presidents face
and his manner of speaking, it was enough
to take one almost off his feet.
Bliss concluded by saying, Hope is
buried only in the grave"
Later DR.. Bliss says: There is
NO IMMEDIATE EMERGENCY
in the Presidents condition" He called
for hand glass after the morning dress
ing and sasid Il cannot understand why
I am sa weak when look so well His
voice is not so hoarse as when the paraotid
gland was inffamed. but there is
NO EVIDENCE OF REPAIR
this morning in any of the wounds. The
discharge from the wound is thin and a lit
tie shining; still he is quite cheerful, his
left lung is only little afflicted,
DR. AGNEw HAS NO HOPE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19
Worthless stuff.

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and children that have been raised from
beds of sickness, suffering and almost
death, by the use of Hop Bitters, you
would say ssGlorious and Invaluable rem
edy." See another column.
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what drug can have SO changed the
speaker since his words at Cairo and at
Bloomington, when he paid tribute. to the,
present devotion to their country of those
who wore the gray. The language of Grant
is an insinuation of the basest sort, for ex-
confederates have neither asked nor thought
ofpensionss The Senator's letter is not
long, hut in his usual vein.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19
VERY CRITICAL.

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 19.-Dr. Bliss
briefly summed up the situation as decid-
edly critical He said there was no doubt
but the rigors were the result of extended
complications in the right lung, aided, OF
course, by the exhausted condition of the
President which has been caused by blood
poisoning.
DR.. Boynton expects the President to
rally from the effect of this mornings rigor,
but admits there is cause for
THE eRAvEsT APPREHENsIoNs.
He says the chills may continue for some
time without any serious results, but it is
not possible to make any predictions as to
the course the disease will take next. 1t is
now agreed by all the attending surgeons
that the rigors are the result of long
trouble and the py9mia condition Of the
blood. DR.. Agnew pronounces the case
decidedly alarming. The guards about
Franklyn cottage have been ordered in the
event of the Presidents demise. to immedi-
ately extend their picket lines. The gov
eminent will probably monopolize the only
telegraph wire which runs to Elberon, and
press dispatches will, in that event, have
to be sent every twenty minutes by
carrier. s~~--
THE END AT HAND.
New YORK. Sept. 19.-Vice President
Arthur received the following from Attor'
General Mac Veagh
ELBERoN, 10 a. m,-Vice President Ches
ter A. Arthur New York:-It is mpossi
BILE to conceal from ourselves that the pres
ident is rapidly growing worse. The two
chills occurring within II hours warn US
to be prepared for any affiiction with which
God in his mercy may affiict us. -
[Signed] McVEAeH.
LOOKS BAD.
ELBERoN, Sept. 10, 1f40 a. m.-Dr.
Bliss says there has been no material
change in the Presidents condition. There
is no evidence of repair in the wound. and
the discharge looks bad.
NOON BULLETIN
ELBERoN, Sept. 19.-The following of
ticial bulletin has just been issued. 1880
p. m. The chill from which the President
was suffering at the time of the morning
bulletin was issued lasted about Is minutes
and was followed by febTile rise of TEN
psrature and sweating. He has slept
much of the time but his general condit-
ion has not materially changed since tenn
perature 9S.2. pulse 104 respiration 30
(SigneO
ID. w. BLISS, DR. AGNEw.
THE WORST FEARED.
ELRERoN, Sept. 10, 10:40 a. m.-Dr.
Agnew says the situation at this time is
decidedly gloomy and could not well be
worse. The President has not rallied as
usual from the effects of the rigor. Much
excitement prevails and the worst fears are
entertained, and justly so.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-At noon the
following dispatch was reserved at the War
Department. from Attorney General Mac
Veagh, at Long Branch:
The President had another chill at 1880
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19
ANOTHER FIRE.

CINCINNATI, Sept 19.-The Times star
special says, lamp exploded last night in
the millinery store of Miss Irine Hull, Tex
arkania, Arkansas The fire spread de
stroying block of buildings Loss 500
600
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

BECAUSE TT ADDS TO PERSONAL BEAUTY
by restoring color and lustre to gray or
faded hair. and is beneficial to the scalp, is
why Parker's Hair Balsam is such a popu-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

1t is simply marvellous how quickly con
stipation, bilIousness, sick headache, fever
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19
FIRE AND EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Sept 18.-An explosion
followed by a fire, occurred in co-opera-
tive store in the middle portion of the city,
consuming the building and contents; also
an adjoining building owned by Charles
Root, and damaging the saddle and harness
store of E. L. Ark. The total loss is SO,
900 to $15, 900; fully insured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

o'clock, and outsiders look for death at
any moment. The doctors try to expell
this feeling, but without avail
a. few moments later the Attorney Cen
eral sent the following: -.
The chill still continues. His pulse is
now 140, and he5Sis growing weaker.
Everybody here has abandoned all hope,
and news Of the Presidena's-dcaths is ex
pected at any time sA .asiissf II s
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

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MRS. GARFIELDDEsPAIR

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

LONG BRANCH. 2 p, m.---Dr. sBoynton'
says the President is perceptibly weaker
than yesterday. There was considerable
mental disturbance last night and there has
been more or less deiirium. There is
nothing encouraging to report so far this
afteinoon he takes his nourishment and
stimulants as usual
MRS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

ELBERoN, Sept. 19,-Dr. Boynton says
there is no longer any doubt that the Pres
ident mmst soon die. DIR. Agnew admits
the chills are caused by an extension of the
lung trouble. This has not been acknowl-
edged by any of the physicians except DR..
Boynton before. The stoppage in the ex-
pectoration is not good sign as it indi-
Gates that the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

LONG BRANCH, Sept 19.-12:3o DR..
Bliss says the President is more comfor-
table. A reaction has taken place and his
pulse is now 118, temperature about nor
NAL and respiration 20. there is however
danger of another chill toward evening
APTFyT-p MOTT ST-NMONEn
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is retained in the lungs The pulse during
the last chill was so weak and feeble that
it could not be counted beyond 146 but it
went higher than that The President is
not improving, he may last week and
may last longer. 1t is impossible to make
any predictions but the Presidents condi
tion is about as bad as it can be. Stimula-
ting enema is being administered.
NO HOPE.
Boston, Sept. 19.-Secretary of War
Lincoln, left for Long Branch, he has no
hope of the Presidents s recovering.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19
LAST NIGHT.

ELBERoN, Sept. 18-9 q. m.-At the ex-
animation of the President at $50 this
morning, the temperature was 9s, pulse
102, respiration 18, There was no percep
tible febrile rise during the night, the pulse
ranging from 102 to 112. The cough was
less troublesome than on previous nights.
The expectoration was unchanged. He is
able to take the nourishment and stimu-
lants required without gastric disturbance,
nor has there been evidence of mental
alteration during the night.
(Sirna6A
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-19

LONG BRANCH. Sept. 19.-The members
of the Cabinet excepting Blaine and Lin
coin came to Elberon at II o'clock and
are now sitting on the piazza of Attorney
Mac Veagh's cottage.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

a Spring EyUnnes against the Mission
iaries.

He was lately married, n had no more
idea Of what an article Of a woman's dress
cost than an elenhant has Of q humming
bird ; so when his wife gently limited one
morning that she must have a spring bonnet
he looked pleased, and blandly told her TO
get something nice and have the bill sent
around to the store, and he gave her a good
bye kiss and said he Wanted his little Wife TO
look as well as the rest, and went Oft hum
ming a Sunday-school air. He had been to
a missionary meeting the night before, and,
| pleased with the sermon, had promised q
| liberal donation to the collecting agent when
he called, as he had announced he would on
| that day so he took twenty-five dollars and
inclosed it in an envelope, with ''From
a friend" on the outside, and then tucked
five dollars into his vest pocket to pay for
his Wife's bonnet. Il don't suppose it will
cost more than half Of that. My hats never
do, and they last q whole year, but perhaps
the gew-gaws may come to that" he solilo-
quized. About five o'clock p. N. a small boy
appeared carrying a box, and the lately mar
ried man took the five dollars out Of his
pocket and asked for the bill. sits in
side with the bundle" he said.
The master Of ceremonies opened the
box and looked vaguely IN. Il QOnt see any
bonnet" he said. The boy looked on and
grinned. 'sIt's there he said, sin the cor
ner; it's a little un." The husband took it
out tenderly with his thumb and finger. It
looked like a gold horseshoe-a hands
breadth of tinsel with a tri-colored feather.
He picked up the bill; twenty-five dollars!
Phew! The senior partner Of the firm was
making up the days account when a frantic
individual rushed into his private office and
exclaimed: ''Look here, Smith. look at this!!"
II see" said Smith, calmly, 'Sit's a new bon
net" "Heaven! do they cost like that?
Why-why didn't you tell me SO before-be-
fore-it was too late?" sit would have
made no difference; that is one Of Nine. La
Modes imported bonnets, you see. | know;
it's an old story to me, and if you don't let
her nave it, now that she has picked it out,
she'll be wretched and 50 will you; it is really
cheap at that price-see 2" He thought be
did; he groaned and walked out. Then he
took the twenty-five dollars out of the en-
velope and paid the boy and put the five dol
lars in his vest pocket with the envelope and
laid it away. When the agent called for
help for the missions the young man thrust
the enclosure into his hand muttering some
thing like "Charity begins at bome"-as he
had found by experience.-Detroit Post.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

King Oscar, of Sweden, has produced 8
drama. to which he has given the title OF
1.-The Castle Of Kronburg." It has been
translated into German, the translator work
ing under the supervision and control of the
royal author, VII s evidently unwilling to
have hi. labors Dotsh.ed in the conversion in
to other language
There were 103 railroad accidents il the
United States during July. Thirts-eight per-
sons were killed and 1870 W%orodnl. Twenty
accidents Of the total numb. caused death
of one or more persous, and q caused
injury but not death, leaving 56.9 per cent.
OF the whole number in which no personal
injury was recorded.
Senator Brown of Georgia is to become
the fortunate owner of a remarkable suit OF
clothes. It is to be manufactured Of raw
cotton, at the Atlanta Exposition, within the
space Of "a hours, the cotton to be picked,
ginned, spun, dyed and woven in public. Let
the Senator's fayorite style, sWallow-tail, be
adopted for the coat.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

] have removed my Meat Market temper
arily to the room on the corner of Main and
Bond streets, lately occupied by F. G. Roos-
welt & 90. as a furniture store. My. patrons
will please take notice. Will be in my new
brick, on Main street, in a few weeks.
J.. j. KENNEDY.
August 81, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Tabernacle.
TUENDAN

ss
bhtAkiNG GROUND FoR raE NEW CHURCH Kst-
FICE.
The new congregation Of South Washington
formed by the withdrawing members or Ry,sna
charei under the above name, have entere1
Into contracts for the erection OF tbs,r chpr,h
oD stn street between b street aud ylrVlats
ave nue. southwest The carpenters work will
De oope by ioHzclaw and Hepburn. Suryeror
fors! III 10 day marked on the lines and The
grourd viii, It IT, expected be broken this al.
ternoon 8. g ..-.SS...1- morning. The foanda.
ZION IL is expected VIII be reaaS- the corner
StCLe ID ABOUT two weeks, and II Will be laid
10y th Grand Lodge OF Mssons' ana annronr s1
ate addresses Will be made by the pastor. Rev
Dr. Hicks, al d Others
RIAL EsTaTK SALSs-Tbomas Dowlinc ana
tioneer, made the following sales last weeS,.
Ihulsoay. for *. j. jackson. Trustee, part or
lGt Itl. Beauty ana Hawkins addition 20 I,aorce
Town. fronting 80 feet on Frederick street. near
so, oy e6 feet deep, improved by two sinai,
\ 'ases Nos. 1918 AMI 1915. Mrs. f. Jacobs
- CHIT both, paying for one xi2S ana Tor tbe
IN s4s5. Saturday, for william 7 Innl S1e
u 49,. the Williams place on Road sIreet near
Sors ! street, lss feet on Road street by
about gss Get deep Improved by large brick
douhia -. Mrs. Catharine Weaver was me
nurenas ~ g s. SEQ, subject TO taxes ana ont
~ est OF Mrs. Harrlett r. ssofs
same dsy for Jones, trustee, part or lofs
) q sna ~ 10 ~ a. inns and Baileys additton
s;,bSiyioed ~ ms -. Ia Is. To- Il and Is 'front.'
I~c ON Seroi I rass =. r the AquadHet nrii.a
henrietta Stew We, the purchaser at $3.50.
An Fsc,p,n y1oo,>--. CONVICT C.P-rpvn
Officer Breen arrested Bea "a on iast Saturday.
On telegram stating that &c 30 an escaped
convict from the Richmond - u'tSehn,.isIy, under
was riding bay horse. SUPPOSED 10 nave been
stolen. IL Is known that he is wal 'ed In Fred
and Petersburg to answer me charge
u horse stealing. AS II Is impossible Tor him
10 receive greater punishment than his present
he VIII be taken back TO KichulL I'd