Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-05
AWAITING
The Result Of the
Wounds.
THE WORLD STILL TN SUSPENSE.
Anxiety Expressed from all Quar-
terS Of the Globe.
THE ASSASSIN IN PRISON.
Undoubted Evidence Of His Being
Alone in His Crime.
THE WORLD STILL TN SUSPENSE.
TIE ASSASSIN IN PRISON.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO Tng REcoRD-uSIoN.I
WASHINGTON, July 4th-6 P. M.-The
Presidents symptoms are said to be some.
what worse. No official bulletin will be is.
sued till SP N.
WASHINGTON. July 4th-6:20 P. M-There
is strong feeling outside the White House
that the Presidents condition is more criti.
| cal at this time than it has yet been. This
impression rests undoubtedly on remarks pri.
vately made by those who are conversant
| with the case.
WASHINGTON, Jely 4th.-One of the most
sanguine physicians by General Garfeld's
bedside told a reporter privately just now
III P. NJ that Garfield cannot live twenty.
four hours.
WASHINGTON, July 4th-9:40 P. M.-Sur-
geon-General Barnes says the Presidents
death will occur before midnight.
WASHINGTON, July 4.h-10 P. M.-There
has been slight amelioration Of symptoms
during the past two hours. There has been
no vomiting during that period. Pulse 124,
temperature 101, respiration a. In order
not to disturb the President unnecessarily,
no further bulletins will be issued until to-
morrow morning. d. NJ. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBouRN.
WASHINGTON, July 4th-Midnight.- 1.-THE
condition of the President has further i'm
proved since the date Of the last report. His
temperature and pulse have again fallen
slightly, and he is at this hour sleeping
quietly.
WASHINGTON, July 4th.-Secretary Lin
coin, on leaving the White House at II
o'clock tonight, said: 81 go home feeling
more encouraged than at any time since the
President received his wound"
WASHINGTON, July 5th-2:45A A. NAT this
hour DR.. Bliss, who has charge of the Presi-
dents case, is sleeping in a room adjoining
tuo Tcsiucut IHC WdtCucES III dbScuuduCe
at the Presidents bedside cannot be seen, but
it is presumed, from the fact that DIR. Bliss
is permitted to sleep. that the watchers have
observed no unfavorable symptoms since
midnight, and the Presidents condition has
not materially changed since that hour
Resume OF the Bays Occurrences.
WASHINGTON, July 4th.-At II this morn
ing the physicians relieved the pain in the
feet and legs of the President, which was due
to injury to the nerves leading to the lower
extremities, symptom not regarded as
dangerous, but the pain might cause restless
ness. The President took a turn for the
worse about o'clock. The bulletins grew
less favorable. and the physicians talked less
confidently. 1t was apparent that the PIesi-
dent was sinking, and the gravest fears were
entertained The house was closed to every
one. The strictest quiet was observed Every
body was excluded from the Presidents room
except his wife and physicians. TIE Cabinet
talked in hushed voices in the Secretary's
room The physicians say there were three
stages through which the President had to
pass-the shock, hemorrhage and infamma-
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a., 49, IL -,hon tb;s s..,s MOS raochad h;- oon,;
ton would be unfavorable. His will power
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zv,su-voToy I,1v AL -Tbe Ssora.arr of
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rvrc,-r,,r Nr,Ss,o,
WasgISGToN. July 4sh-Ii p. n
u, tho Press On behalf of tho
President and Mrs. Garfield, I desire
to make public Acknowledgements of the very
numerous htsh lhesIs o hon eoo oe;od u sheir
Sa.nrlav morpipe from almost every State in
the Union. From the South as bountifully e
from the North, and from the countries be-
!ona Ihe sss' . naas ooure .d' ef .L .. aIA,oss
sncb Numbers that Il has been fannd i'm.
possible to answer them in detail. / there
fore ask the newspapers 20 express tor The
fssin1ns h;st aaS .S taal go ,La e s gIati.
ow.countrvmen and friends abroad in This
hour of heavy afiiction.
JAMES u. BLAINE,
e'aiS Vi o'a'e'
tnusuai four'n oi July PROCESSION
BANGOR July 4th.-lhe streets are
throngea Win grave people from the country
Inc procession mafchea 10 funeral tune
the troops wearing Grape on their collars IL
token OF sorrow. Inc venerable Chie1 Jus
tice App,e'on presided AT great meeting a.
arish ohuicn' WHERE iiamiin' boutweii ane
otue's spoAe. appropriate resoiusions were
aaop'eu' un,v.r.., uor..r
w.su,yeroy III a,h D;.n...,.. h.u
boon raoo;ved to-d.u t,on, onour c. :. a.,
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BARNES who is in close at,end.nca ,,non n,
President. saws From NV exne,;epce in IN,