Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-05
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Without Hape Yet, However.
Special 10 the Chr niCle.

Special 10 the Chr nicIe.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Ihe effect OF the
favorable bulletins from the Presidents sur
geons Sunday morning was easily percept-
BILE on the faces of Washingtonians every
where. The favorable bulletins continued
until about noon, and everybody seemed
hopeful of his ultimate recovery. At this
hour, however, the news began to be less
satisfactory. Evidences of secondary in
famation accumulated, and every minute
the chances for the President became less. At
3 this morning the case was one of ex-
ceeding gravity. and Secretary Lincoln is
quoted as saying all hope is gone The
surgeons have not yet been able to locate
the ball, and consequently, are walking IN
the dark, having only the symptoms as they
develop themselves to guide them In tie
Presidents present condition, probing is
not to be thought of, as it would lie
certain CedJn. Inc i3Sl tOiISihtlllcu
brought out the opinion that the President
was sinking, but that if he was living at
noon to-day he would recover.
Vice-President Arthur is in town. sum-
moned here by the Cabinet to be ready in
case of an emergency.
The political revolution consequent VI on
the Presidents death is beginning to be dis
cussed. The knowing ones retain james
and Window in the Cabinet, and give Grant
the State portfolio
Guiteau is confined in the Jail, and this is
guarded by twenty-five police and
a company of regulars. Popular feeling
about lynching has subsidized Saturday
night a sensation was caused by the rumor
that the famous Harmony Legion" COM
posed of Philadelphia roughs, were on their
way here to swing up the assassin. No one
save government officials are allowed to see
Guiteau, but it is said no evil
dences of derangem ent are visible
Bob Ingersol says IL at he is no more
crazy than he GngersolD Is Three de-
tectives We're put to work yesterday on the
case to ascertain if there was conspiracy.
DERF.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
4.-9 a. m.-The following official bulletin
is just issued:
815 a. m.-The condition of the Presi
dent is not materially different from tha
reported in the last bulletin-12 so a. m
He has dozed at intervals during the night
and at times he has continued to complain
of pain in his feet. The tympanites report
ed has not sensibly increased Pulse 10S
temperature 99.4, respiration 10.
[Signed] d. W Bliss. J. K. Barnes, J
J. Woodward, Robt Reyburn, Frank II
Hamilton, of New York; D. Hayes Agnew
of Philadelphia.
BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July Is Is a. M
We held consultation with the physicians i
charge of the Presidents case at 7 a. m
this morning, and approve in every partic'
lar, of the management, and of course {
the treatment which has been pursued
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York; D. Hayes Agnew, of Philadelphia
In order that the President may be dis
turbed as little as possible, the physician
announce that the next bulletin viii not b
issued until one o'clock.
BULLETIN.
AT a. m. the result of the consultation
is said to be highly satisfactory. The Of
fetal bulletin soon. Much improvement
since last night.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 10 a. m.-The fee
ing of suspense which prevailed late las
night among those at the Executive Man
sion was relieved somewhat by the officia
bulletin issued this morning. This wa
plainly observable in the more hopeful ex
preston of their faces after reading tn
bulletin. Among others present, when tn,
bulletin came from the physicians, wer,
Secretary Window, Postmaster Genera
James, Attorney. General Macyeagh Gen
eral Swaine, Marshall Henry and Colope
Rockwell. Postmaster General James, mar
ticularly, seemed more hopeful and express
ed himself much more hopefully than h
did at a late hour last night
Secretary Window says he has never los
nope, but that his anxiety last night a
fhldnlght was intense He felt then tina
'Ae case was extremely critical, but he has