Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-18
GREAT INDIAN EXCITEMENT IN
NEW MEXICO.
THE NUMBERING APAcHfS CREATING GEN.
.ERAl CONSIDERATION.
Especial to the SENTINEL

mas passed a tranquil night, sleeping most
Of the time. He continues to retain
nutritive enema, and has not vomited
since the last bulletin. His general con-
dition appears more hopeful than at this
time yesterday. Pulse ITO, temperature
$685. respiration IS.
9:15 A. M.-The Presidents chances at
this hour are considered much better thar
usual. Even Acknowledgement Mcvaigh.
who has been very gloomy, said just now /,
" He looks very much better. DIR. Ham
ilton agrees with the other physicians that
his case is by no means hopeless"
1880 A. M.-There is a total absence of
of any such feeling here to-day as de-
scribed in New York and other large cities.
Everybody here now has renewed hope in
the Presidents recovery.
10:45 A. M.-The Presidents stomach
seems to be mending and approaching a
normal state. His pulse, temperature and
respiration indicate at present a state of
rest on the part of the stomach.
1880 A. M.-Dr. Agnew has just said
Il think the President is better to-day"
1855 A. M.-Reyburn has just said: 81
think that the President is a little better
to-day We feel encouraged. 1 think
there is yet ground for strong hopes of
his recovery"
II A. Mo vomiting has occurred.
The President has taken no food and none
will be given to him until tonight, and
perhaps not then.
1850 A. NJ. Dr.. Reyburn has just said:
"Dr. Hamilton seems to think there is
good reason to hope for the Presidents
recovery" Previous to the midday dress
ing, DR.. Agnew was asked the condition of
the President, to which he replied: He
is better to-day. There is nothing fur
ther to say than is contained in the bull
letins." The Doctor being pressed for a
reply to the question as to whether the
patient had an equal chance for recovery,
he said: cit is a bad plan to speculate on
the chances. The bulletin tells the story
that the President is better to-day. Good
morning"
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1890 p. M.-The
Presidents condition has not materially
changed since the last bulletin. He has
been tranquil and sleptsome. He has not
vomited, and nutritive enemata still main
tanned. Pulse, 112 temperature, 9s.7 /;
respiration, Is.
2P. M.-Dr. Bliss has Just came from
the patients room, and before leaving the
Mansion said the President had taken
nourishment twice since.the midday dress
ing occurred, at 12:45 and at las. 1t con-
sisted of a cooled infusion of beef, mixed
with q few drops of muriatic acid. The
patient was given about a tablespoonful at
a time. What had been administered
thus far had been retained and the i'm
provement anticipated by it has been
realized. The President, shortly after the
first dose was taken, expressed himself as
feeling better, and his pulse indicated
great improvement, having become
stronger, and the number of beats ma
terially decreased. Nourishment will be
administered again about 8 p. NJ. The
Doctor is in excellent spirits and feels con-
ident the patient is now rallying rapidly.
Enema.a are being continued as usual in
addition to other nourishment, and will
not be dispensed with for the present.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Times WASH
iigton special reports the following inter-
view with DR.. Bliss: Have you heard that
DR.. Hammond is reported as saying the
present disturbance in the stomach is due
to'the presence o. pyaemia? 2"
Eyes, and I regret very much that DR..
Hammond should persist in publishing
opinions of q case which he must know he
is not qualified to criticise. How can any
physician make a proper diagnosis of a case
unless he sees a patient and examines him
thoroughly. Hammond has not only not
seen the President during his illness, but
has had no conversation with any Of the
surgeons in attendance, who alone are COM
petent to inform him in a detailed manner Of |
the Presidents condition, and yet the pub
lie are told by DR.. Hammond that the
Presidents surgeons are treating the case
improperly. I regard DR.. Hammond's
in this matter as unprofessional,
ungentlemanly and indecent. I again re-
peat, that up to this time no pyaemia has |
been discovered. Ideclare that pyaemia is
not the cause of the present disturbance in
the tomach. am positive Of this. Presi-
dent Garfeld's stomach has been rebellious
from the first day Of the shooting. 1t was
= source Of the deepest concern from the
very beginning. We knew it was the weak
spot in the case, and we maintained strict
upon it. Mark how often he vomit-
ed during the early stages Of his sickness.
His stomach nevertheless was finally con-
and we had no further trouble with
: nntilthis last relapse. From present in
/ am confident in . marked de-
free OF once more conquering this latest
to his convalescence."
HAS the condition Of his stomach pro-
any effect on the wound2"
sit did yesterday, but to-day the wound
ooks better than at any time yet. ! desire
o give this fact emphasis. We examined
he wound with greater care this evening,
nd ON that account consumed more time
n dressing, but the President did not seem
o be disconnected by the prolongation OF
his operation"
A Washington special says DR.. Agnew
onducted the examination this morning.
The wound is reported to be in good condi-
ion, the flow and quality Of the pus being
satisfactory, everything considered. The
atient said the manipulations caused him
cry little uneasiness. Signs Of blood
were looked for, but mont were
ound.
Window, Kirkwood and Lincoln arrived
t s O'Clock this morning, visibly sad and
oppressed, but they seemed greatly encour-
ged by the latest bulletin and talk with
physicians. The Presidents Secretary an
wered an enormous number Of dispatches
his morning. They came from every
uarter, one being from q strong. healthy
offering to furnish his blood to save
he President by TRANSMISSION.
he Schemes OF the Tllden De- !
m0eracy. !
New York, August IL. The Times says: !
he order has gone forth from Daniel Man
ing, the new leader of the Tilden Democ.
acy of New York, that the Democratic '
tate Convention, to nominate a State :
cket this fall, shall be held at either Al ;
any or Saratoga. The work for the con- i
sntion 10 already laid out, and the slate Of q