Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-11
THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY II. 1881.
THE FIGHT FOR LIFE.
Garfield Maintaining His Grip.
ANOTHER GOOD NIGHT REPORTED.
NO UNFAvORABLE SYMPTOMS YET.

NO UNEAVORABLE SYMPTOMS YET.
The Presidents Condition.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
c.. July 11-9A. M.-The president passed
. comfortable night and his condition
shows an improvement over::that OF. yester.
day. Pulse. 90 :; temperature, 99.a res.
piration, %.
Bulletins will be issued daily hereafter
at 8 a. m. and and p. m.
[Signedl ID. w. BLISS.
j. K. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROEr. REYBURN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July 11.-Bulletins will DO isued daily at 8
a. H., p. IN. and $40 p. m., until fur
tLer notice.
HOW He Passed the Night.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, D..
g., June 11.-0 A: M.-Unofficial-Thc
president continues to improve. cpasscd
4 very comfortable night and feels much
refreshed this morning. though his actual
number of sleeping hours were less than
those of the night before. lie took the
usual amount of ncurishment during the
night and has suffered no Inconvenience
from it. His pulse is down to 9G. The
Jennings machine is now working well and
the temperature Of the room can bc re-
duccd to any desired degree.
Ono ii'clOck Official l;uIletln.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July til +. NJ.
The favorable symptoms of the president
continue. Pulse LOG, temperature 99.s
respiration 81.
[Signcd ID. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. }. WOODwARD,
ROBERT REyTURN.
IseiutinS u SuspIcJOn.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 11.-Frivatc
advices state that the impression obtains
that the messages sent to consulting doc
tors arc written with view Of dcceiving
the public as to the real condition Of the
president. 1t is asserted that the messages
sent to tho consulting physicians arc pre-
pared by the attending doctors and exact
copies arc given to the press. The official
bulletins arc also prepared by the attend
ing physicians and, while expressing no
positive opinion, give to the public IN eX-
act statement Of tho presidents cOn,li-
tiOn.
Hope Strong, but DanSe, Still Present.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July ito
Lowell, Minister, London At the begin
Eing Of tho tenth day since hc was
wounded the symptoms Of the president
arc all hopeful and favorable. Suppura-
ton goes Oh with no higher pulse OF tenn
perature than should he expected. His
milk diet of 4 pint to pint land half per
day is rclished and tliscsted. His physi-
cal strength keeps up wonderfully aud his
mind is entirely clear AMI active, with
out showing excitement. His physicians
do not count him beyond danger but the
general confidence in his recovery is
strengthened every hour.
[SiSncdl BLAINE.
Resolutions of condolences.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July 11.-Rcsolutions of sympathy and
coincidence with President Garfield and
his family were received to-day from the
Readjustcrs Of the Fifth senatorial district
Of Virginia; the Irish American Republi-
can club, Washington, ID. G !; the Clevc-
land, Ohio, board of trade the Chicago
board of education the National Vet
eran's club, OF Washington, D,C. the Ohio
Republican association Of the District Of
Columbia the Democratic county con-
ventiOn Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio; the
Dusllaue post of the Grand Army of the
Republic ut Baltimore tho Rabbirical
association of tho United States at Chi
cago and the Father Matthew temper
ance society, Of Dixon, III.
The Presidents Sons I;eturn {" .heir Studies.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 1l.-Dr.
Hawkes., of the presidents household,
says that in compliance with the wishes
of tho president and Mrs. Garfield,
Harry and James, their SONS, together
with Don Rockwell, resumed their studies
this morning at Col. Rockwclrs resi-
dencc.
Tho Attending; rh.sici:.ns to their Consult
ing Colleagues.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July 1.-THE following telegram was
sent by the attending surgeons this after
noon to the consulting surgeons Doctors
Agncw and Hamilton, p. m.-Duriny the
past 2l hours the favorable progress
of the presidents casc has continued. Ife
has taken and retained twenty two OUNCES
of milk and ono ounce of rum. This morn.
Ing at . o'clock he h:s I, be sides, u slice
of toast soaked in milk, and at
Ills took fifteen grains of bisulpl,ate
of quinia. There has been TO ir-
ritability of stomach at any time. Last
evening at 7:15 he received quarter of a
grain of morphia sulphate Il! !po(lermicalIy,
and slept well during the night. The
wound WAS again dressed anti
scptically yesterday evening and
this morning, and continued to