The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-20
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
DEAD
All lS over, and Anxiety Ceases
ID Bliss 0lutIOR,
n Noble Soul az LAsI Finds
SurceHSe from rain,
Presto ent James A. Garfield
Breaches His Last at
1888 pm,
AUD - C'ViEtzeH World Maurus
HIS URtImeIg End.

New I Ork, II. - The I9ibuGe'S!
reporter interviewed Mrs. DR.. Ed
son. Who arrived here tonight. She
saw the President yesterday. HeI
asked me how l thought he looked,
and gave him as cheerful an an
sWer as L could. He has always
that is, until he reached LongI
well.
Has he been respondent since he,
has been at Elberon?" the reporterI
asked. "Once or twice he has ex-I
claimed, oh. don't let me sink,
showing that he is conscious of
great prOStration."
"Was he very anXionS to be moved
to Long Branch ?" Yes. extremely
$50, thinking he would get we'll
almost Immediately. 1 told him he
must not expect it, but if there was
no change for the worse within a
week after the journey, it would be
Ia good sign. He eats hardly any,
thing, while a great deal of stimu-
latlon is being given to him. The
respiration, Fl, at the latest bulletin,
shows that he does not, use all his
lungs, otherwise he would not have
to breathe so fast"
HAS there been no encourage
!ment since his. removal to Long
Branch ?" Yes, the fact that his
mind is clearer is good sign.
but it is his great prostitution that
causes so much anxiety"
SUNDAY.
Long Branch, 1S.-The President,
Though quite weak, has passed very
|quiet day. There Las been no re-
|currence of clIillS nor mental dis
|turbance. at 8 this morning a Slight
|febrile rise took plac- and began to-
|subside at IL O'clock, at which timeI
the temperature was 100, pulse 116,
respiration 20. There has been no,
increase of fever nor change in the
character of the eXpecteration. At
the evening examination, $50, the
Temperature was 9S 40, pulse l02.
respiration 20.
Elberon, n. j., 7.35 p.m.-A cot
|ored waiter in the Presidents cot
|tage has just reported that the Pres
|ident had another chill shortly after.
the evening dressing. He says it
was quite severe and lasted about
ten minutes. Drs. Bliss and Boyn-
ton are in the cottage. The story
cannot be verified at present.
s pm.-Attorney-General Mac
Veagh, Just returned from Franck-
lyn Cottage. says while he did not
see either of the attending surgeons,
he understood the President had a;
slight chill, which lasted about ten,
minutes.
At this hour OOPS pm the Presi-''
dent is resting quietly, and is rest
ing more comfortably. His pulse is;
12z and temperature somewhat
above normal. There is no improve
|ment in the general condition and;
the gravest apprehensions prevail.
The following was sent tonight;
Ito Lowell, London: The PRESIDENT
|passsd L comparatively quiet and
comfortable day, but this EVENING"
The had another chill, of less dura-,,
ltion than that of yesterday, but
sufficient to increase the very great,
anxiety already existing. He has.
also been slowly growing weaker,I
|and his present condition eXcites
the gravest apprehension.
(Signed) MACVEAGH.
The Presidents condition at the
morning dressing was comparatively
but the more cautious cd;
not entertain sanguine opinion
that the patient was safely beyond,
the effects of yesterdays rigor. The
morning passed very comfortably
and Judge Acknowledgement Swami
went so far as to express the opinions
that the President was having the,
most favorable Sunday which heI
has passed for several weeks. In,
formation obtained from one Of the:
surgeons was to the effectj
that the patient was having al
reasonably comfortable day, and:
the indications warranted the Opin-i
ion that no complications need!
be Immediately apprehended.I
BOynton thinks as the patient gainsI
S rength, the cough will become an;
as heretofore. There werej
great fears early this morning thatI
IA rigor would occur, and in order to-
obviate its development the attend-I
ing surgeons ordered applications of
hot cloths, which proved successful
treatment. There were indicatiOnsI
|of cooling extremities. but hot ap-|
|plicationS increased the temperature
|and the GOODNESS gradually left,|
without producing a chill. Had al
|riger occurred this morning i'll
would have been very serious, as
the patient was extremely enfeebled.I
Hamilton and Corbin left tonight
land will return on Tuesday. With
the exception of renewed efforts
which have been employed to keep
the temperature from falling
below the normal range, the
day passed without an event of an
extraordinary character.
Notwithstanding the compare
|tiyelv favorable condition, noted In,