Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-07
a hopeful and reassuring condition to
DC cent to his many personal friends.

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resalt of consultation of physicians
is that the symptoms ale more favor
abe than at any time since the shoot
mg. Pulse, 1l6; temperature and res
piration normal.
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WARRINGTON, d, c.,
July, {, 1851
DR.. Bliss states this morning that the
examinations made yesterday afternoon
aud evening disclosed the fact that the
bullet entered the presidents body be-
tween the tenth and eleventh ribs on
the right side OF the spinal column, and
passing forward and downward into
and through the lower end of the right
lobe of the liver, finally lodged in
the interior portion of the abdomen.
BosToN, July 4.---Guiteau, the assas-
sin, has a brother in this city, who is an
insurance agent, He resides on Apple
ton street, In an interview he referred
20 the vicious and responsibility OF
character of his brother, who
seemed to have no moral at
tributes whatever. His brother
said, he was n source of great trouble
to his family, from whom he estranged
himself, and who seemed to regard
him as vicious and immoral.
The following is an extract from
letter dated March 30, 1873, from
brother Of the assassin, to John w.
Guiteau, his brother in this city, in
which he writes referring to Guiteau's
abominable and deceitful dealings: 81
have been ready to believe him capa-
BILE of almost anything, either of folly,
stupidity or rascality. The only posi-
BILE excuse | can render for him, is that
he is insane; indeed, if was called MS
a witness upon the stand, | should tes-
| tify he is absolutely insane, and hardly
Irresponsible for his acts.
WARRINGTON, July The following
cable message was received this morn
ing by the British minister:
WINDSOR CASTLE, July 4.
The queen is most anxious as to the
state OF the president Please wire the
latest news.
(Signed) SIR II. PoNsoNBY.
BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The president
has rested quietly and awakened re-
| freshed, and his improving condition
gives additional hope of his gradual re-
covery. Pulse, ia; respiration, Is,
and temperature about normal
DR.. BLISS, NJ. ID.
WAsHINGroN, July 4.--l0,30 n. M
The result Of consultation Of the
| physicians, is that the symptoms were
more favorable than at any time since
the shooting.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4.--Col.
Rockwell, who watched at the Pres-
dents bedside from about 3 A. M. till
Z A. NJ, says the President passed n
somewhat restless night, but slept occa-
sionally. He suffered some from pain
in the feet. His pulse during that pc
Rod ranged from IL to about 10, at
about 630 A. H. In his opinion, the
Presidents condition at o'clock this
morning, seemed rs favorable To him
as it was at midnight. Mrs. Secretary
Blaine and Mrs. DR.. Edison sat up with
the President during the night. The
consultation this morning is somewhat
protracted, and the official bulletin,
promised ut 7;30, is consequently de-
layed II is promised soon
BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July III 80 A.
M.--Agnew arrived from Philadelphia
on an early train, and reached the
executive mansion about A. NJ. He
spent the time from that hour until
the arrival Of DR.. Hamilton, Of New
York, who reached here at 7 A. NJ, in
familiarizing himself with the process
of the case as shown by official bull
letins Upon the arrival Of DR.. Hamil-
ton, examination and consultation by
all attending physicians was at once
begun. The result Of this will soon be
made known in IN official bulletin. -
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The evening
Star says; The last official act Of the
president before he was shot down, was
the signing Of an order to the depart
ment Of the interior, to commission
Henry j. Ramsdall, OF this city to be
register of wills for the district, vice
Col. Amos Webster, resigned. Owing
to the confusion at the executive man
sion, this statement cannot be verified,
but it is probably correct. Ramsdall
is the Washington correspondent Of
the st. Louis GioJe Democrat.
BULLETIN.
Unofficial, midnight. condition
Of the President has further improved
since date of last. His temperature
and pulse have again fallen slightly,
and he is at this nour sleeping quietly.
A SENSATION.
New YORK, July 4.--There was a
strange activity last night, at police
headquarters. Capt. Williams OF the
10Th precinct and Detective Max +.
Schmidt Berger were closeted with In