The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-06

Dbb1 WIhteNoGt e4Cbpt III Nu9 uGHhLl
regions, Since 8 P. N, he has taken a
ounce and hall OF chicken DToih ever
two houFa, and has retained 1t all Til
wound was again dressed Antisepticall
this morning. Altogether but one.hali
grain OF morphine has been administers
hypodermicslly during the last tweDty.iou
hours, and 1t has been found quite suffi
cient, His pulse, however, still keeps up
At $3.50 A. N. it was ia, temperature l00
respiration "a. Seventy.two hours haV,
Iow elapsed since the wound was re
ceived. We cannot but seel encouraged
this morning, although, Of course, ",
do not overlook any pertls that Still
bssst the path toward recovery. ThI
course Of treatment agreed upon will
be pursued. D. W. Bliss,
]. K, BARNEs,
j. ]. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
Col. Crump, who is constantly by thC
side OF the President waiting upon him
Gays he suffers q great deal oI pain and
that the paiu is inCsssant; that the PreHi
dent is
RESTLESS AND FRvERIsH
and frequently asks 10 bs moved from one
side OF the bed to the other and to have
hs position changed The pains frequent,
ly extort groAnS from the sufferer, but be
Is careful to give no sigu Of suffering
when any OF his family are present.
Dr.. Bliss said about II O'Clock that Il
was impossible to tell Just where the erlsIs
beglns or where 1t ends that the Pres
idsnt may continue in about the present
state for some days; that .-
TnE KNOWLEDGE OF THE ojURsE OF THE HALL
Il 60 incomplete that it 10 not known exact.
lywhsre.l he injuries are and therefore their
effects canuo, be circulated with any Ger.
tainty, DR., Bliss is much gratified at the
signs of improvement, and says his con-
dltion is more hopeful now than before.
The President enjoyed the longest sleep
at night he has yet had, He slept from
half past ten O'Clock till aftes midnight,
aud after that had frequent short maps till
daylight.
MRS, GARFIELD ...
left the President last night and retired to
her room for sleep, with the assurance
that he was doing well and that sheshould
bo called II there was any change for the
worse. She slept well all night and Wis.
tied the President early this morning.
When she entered the Presidenta room
Mrs. MacveSgh informed her that he had
continued to improve and everything was
favorable. Mrs. Garfield replied: ~ told
you from the first that he was not going to
de-"
The hours from 0, Z and 0 p. N. seem
for the patient TO be the most untAvorable
part Of the day, and 1t 10 possible that
there may be reaction again tonight, aa
there was last night, but II 30 Il is believed
that II will be transient, since the symp.
toms this morning indicate q decided
change for the better.
Alta quarter past three o'clock this o..
ternoon the President was sleeping quiet.
ly, and while no marked change In his
condition was noted, the doctors thought
he was somewhat better. He had free,
healthy and natural action Of the bowels,
which afforded relief.
AT -FOUR YESTERDAY AFTERNOON = HIS sYNP.
TONS VERY FAVORABLE. -
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
WASHINGTON, July 1856 p. NJ, !
The condition Of the President has not
materially changed since the date Of the
last bulletin. His ph ysiciaus continue to
regard his symptoms as very favorable.
He has suffered to some extent yesterday
and to-day from the great heat Of the
weather, and the physicians have this
afternoon invited Prof. ]. y. Holgard, Of
the United States Coast aud Geodetic sur.
vey, to consult with him with view 10
the adoption Of practicable means or
some plan for an artificial refrigeration Of
the Presidents room. s
Vice President Arthur called at 3:45 p.
N. and is still here.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
4:l5 p. N.
The Presidents pulss has fallen to 104
and he 10 resting quietly.
BULLETINS or Last EVENING ALL VERY
HOPEFUL.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 6.35 P. M.-The
President is sleeping, and the attendants
and watchers are taking advantage Of his
quietness and are mostly all dCzlng in dii.
tsrent parts Of the hallway and adjoining
70 oms. a..,,s s.y..
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WARRINGTON, |
July 8, 1880 p. N. !
The Presidents pulse remains at lO4,
and there are no uniavorable symptoms.
He Is resting quietly. .tt1
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, [
July 8, $3.50 P. N. J
The condition OF the President con.
tinues az favorable as 1t the last bulletin.
Pulse, l06; temperature, 100 9 lOi reepirA.
tlon, l04. No further bulletin will be is.
sued until tomorrow morning, unless In
case Of an uniavorable change.
D. ". BLtss,
j, K. BARNES,
,4 III. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RRYBuRH,
THE LAST BULLETIN -AtL TrH FAVORABLE
SYMPTOMS MAINTAINED AT MIDNIGHT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, [
WASHINGTON, July 8, Midnight. !
Information hRs Just been received from
the Presidents sick room to the effect
that the favorable symptoms noted at the
date OF the last official bulletin, at 12 NJ.
sts still maintained.